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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

- =, -, ,,o1ud 4 .ia,eD m The p'' " .f .r,b-si
~ sop,aa nani,s ChTissiDe sp.S'.f vp1S 80 rus
~ 6r . d. Il IL 6Ist .Eit-udc fh ~ aint csssd
@i n i.5t1.a rendered rrfg4.n ,,taf be ,.'s
81 ten oon.uru ed .Ae pirssl sa Dei1,n moved ;hs
Irg aas taC - rs.r .-d q I'D 81 Il. p1-ed,f, -.
sit -u SO pyf :tc cJs8 j. - Gre. T., sIIl-
- iru Tas tre-t.d.
GlAEssL TEks-Oc- 90 s.G,s .dses DALY. BsACy sHt
-, .fnToS S-Dsc soss. -.
In The fcr.oeing cases the judgments appealed nom
E@Ssrd. -, Le smith ar wish' KenJsn az crsme..i
OpPelHsiI1' r6- nu.lo. .aEI.sou az W,
az. Jcsv nson: Rsly at. MaTphy C5oak ast .'A3a',
rer at, F,uAtrtt O9derdoIk az. Ifask hjoa -s-
f.7tn ~ s.htitt g-,.er 81. Mako Ca g@n.r h'
sst Lirf.n: Yrrly az Smith; Lake sgt Redpdi -~tA
RI...on. suih ~, Ely Riume-bai a.. tn7s - a.
Marsh; Lswranse 20 Rlf.>g; Eer at O'i-i 90 az
Nestle; B,irston -. siuefi Ie.a ~ nfa,ns; Ws
tnfy aft. Wilcox Sane AZ. s-a"i -se" Wilson; VI
bult ast L,oge s,eeysd a. singer N ieuer sgt fneke
W,,fruG AT Conner lal lLsatsacc CO -J-dsGea: fo
,,.ir,e cor nm amount - tie verdict.
NJ. ,rt Hou,srJ Ic reduced 20 go II and TeSesea
r. 20 rcsid.e; costs T. et theE pafiJ.
H. the ioowns csss, the judgment. apI"sfd 'roh ~'s r
y,Tsed with co.st ?, . t.,.. D.
arf goT1sn; seayer at Morgan; Bach art Ruitey Wen
AZ, H.r,hsw; Kendall ast. Comfnnss NJ Iane az IAh'
(slassn ext Hsas Nars1a' at Lockwocd McD'i "a 81
Krn,dy Bdwp sei W.es-; Hohg sg.. Vst~i L1di"" AL
Cssui Edgar Merchant Joyce est Ho0fooh-Oide' te
Glies as, Crawiord-New trs ordered and jcdsmer re
! CsTt sf, Lgon-Order of Special Torn modified,
Graves-Leagc 20 Court ~ sniess frai''d
williamson AZ. M.-Nytol foT leave IL Ic'aIs-s ee-vN
] " ~ rosts
.oIod ast MyersOfieT appealed iro affirmed aoG sfI'
! diam, ~ thaItC
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Mr.. George H. sa.seriee has s'--is'ed WIN i'', q
rsrtrer. in bic business, Mr.. II. A. BostHics' ne"
cf the Stock Exchange, ard Nr Ii. l"'y Ai"''''
and will continue the banking sud stock e9'n'
business :; No. ~ Exchange plAes.
Albert H. N'c...,s,'s regular i-Iy a1'NQa '''e oi
''''s =, and tonds vii take plsee Mofsy, Now J.
st Il, O'Clock, a. the Merchants Exchange
II. la-ire-s VI the ClsArne-iIoE.e To-Day wa
-9o. sasi Geo. The sverage of The week Wa n"ery
81 ,,G0.Goo exceeding that Of any week sinc' '"'
cI.-i. Of lat year.
Tie annexed statement shows tie Receipts and tA-
penses Of The United s'se' for Tie f'csl year -nng
June 81, leJ5 and ls5s;
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= NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

EoRIHFRs NEwJ,RsEY RAILKOAD.-ln the course
Of few days the grading Of this road from PiermQnt
10 the point of its connection with the Erie Railroad,
m the vicinity of West HOboken, will be completed
when the work of laying the rails will be commence
and vigorously prosecuted by the contractors, Mesr
Seymour g. Towers, who understood To have
leased the road from the time of its completion for FIVE
years, with the intention of operating il themselves.
They are to pay five rer cent upon the cost OF the
road for its They expect to have trains running
over the road abou, the lst of January next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
,,.,., O, THE pspIcArlos OF 1sr FiasT

I..vxRsARl OF THE DCpIcAIIos of 1hL flts'
w,,uopt,r Cpuacp ~ AsERIcA.-iesierday tne
.n.verssry OF the dedication Of the first John ,".0'
Church wa held in the present John Street Me''vi
Eurcopal Church. The first Methodist '"'''"
Aneric. MAS erected on this spot nearly ao.h'''
and dedicated by the venersted Bishop A'o"' "
sist of October ls6s. view OF the o' 0''''. -,
ever the pulpit yesterdny II was c h''' W.
ksiiding, rhch IL tl.-- y. would como under 'ue
sa.;cr,,ior of "shanty." The services co"in'n'''"
-. h,, Lave Fea., st o'clock. ~ w! CLOCK
..,,o, h. the Rev Mr. Newman, when gave
,....;ai oc .onnt Of the rice Of Nethoii-m IN 'hs
- Tn, afternoon -crvices consisted oi suo1t
ION inmate speeches by various persons There Na' u
-, variety of interesting remnisceDces OF the old
S%ureh related by the members Of the Ch1rch, scne
~ whom were sons Of the members Of the old Church.
purre the afternoon 7ce tho Pator Of the Church
,the Rev Charles ITari-l was presented with cane
made fOm one ofth. Ts1ers sc the old Johnst Church
Tie rrcsertation was mole by little girl named
Annie Thompson, who i. scarcely more than five years
old In .hc evening q sermon preached by thu
Rev. bfr. Harris ssssect Mcthodism il Christianity
in Earnest" lie gave light sketch Of the history
sf the Christian Church till the rise Of Metbodism, arC
then Illustrated The character Of true Methodsm By
nanv exnn7,,, of III followers Throughout the da!
Me Church was crowded to its utmost capacity.
Kir1ID BY BEING Rus OvER.--A person by th'
same Of Timothy jackson was killed last night b!
being run over by Of the Sixth avenne Railroad
earn. The body was taken to the Twentysecon'
Ward Stationouse to await the action OF the Coroner
SUpDEs DFLTE Al PoUGHgEEPsIE-An old gen
1eusn Len "a Miller from New Rochelle, "sstcnostef
ssddcny expired at the residenee Of Mr. hcionus - "
erect Tbur.dsy afternoon coroner
Of that city held inquest upon the BODY on foey an
yuy Is.rIncd verdict that deces'e1 "''u " ~" ~" "
heart
R.ps DrsrRoyEp ny FIRE-A M.s PLRIsHIsC
m TN. b. longing % MI Francis sharp, nea
Peplotl PoLd MourOe, Orange County, wss entirely O.
ssrsyed by fire We6nssdsy man had taken qnafier
thers the sht, and il feared that he was s M
he special Efforts made 20 e&nsush the hrc whefe N
vas ,ui poed 70 When TIE fire atat.d the y Of the
S,ruus,e found his limbs Consumed and his body
~. faa a,risa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
Pass<agtrs Arrived

r. ss1.dY torgs,ia. f,on HInbvg-J y Hrt.w4lcher.
Iorise NeeT H. Bauer Ph. c ksuuy SccCl A. He.ctirg,
q. G. klnes;.-e; Ess George H.E. b1lei.tcr; May
NernR Jacob = and I've udsch. Mary aCc Nor rcs Her.
bsove g. B,rh, p GTot1v. Emile O. schic.,s sceckeT A.
sld chsrn.-e Neser Aue D 7eA, Louise D. gr-.a, Chss.
Torey Harriet Cla-s J1ie Me- r. a. BEaHe s. Aczu
GeE;Iude and Acsbert Br.Ae X v. Bsisg. Mr M
Ine Gus,oI AID sy, Nj AID Gss. Harrison NJ Ds.Got
A. Hs,.o.t.
In sisaH slr Enpre Cits, freq Nes Cvesas-M-s Sfsrrg
Mrs Her-.7ref, Ni.ss Eerrque- AZ chlcrrl
Ms bssTc and three chdTsn Mr.. Woo a-d i-.4z, K T.
E,cs.es.f1, s.c II -, ste..sge.
Proc Hzrdu1-hsx hsretzek nr. .f-rrty s-t =-.ya-.
LsSoleits {. J. Moreno, a. EaI:q-e j. G-ien
The s.pe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
MARNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-Y0RK.
Cleared.

sesHssfs-Arrns;s, woodha.l. sa7sa-sl : l. " es.li
Eunt.yic fo.. Al H. B. Cron vel Co Pstspsco,
Layfet, Ba.n.ore, Ii. b. Cromwell CT s-zeai4 IsIan
Ehl,'E Hsntz-E kuuhcrct Co S1saEie s-rrAy IdaIe%
&c, IA. II lIaan.
siip--Jsrles H,v-y Rotinson, sydney ~ :. ", r w.
Csr.sD Sss Gssernan, Weber Sew-Oieens, NiLissE T.
Frost.
Bsrt-Cisrs HssaI. Du.tor, nichnone. c. H. Ptersoa
Bra- Ber, Campbell tBr. tore,,, Sierra Lsoe. B. nEi,
Re-hon " .-eeE iBr n.yi.ou, 81 John B. Is Wlssy
4 60: RsEe Pcre. Joy, Gsires.or, ~ A. terIis
e-hoa..f.- L . JoLlscr. llis Nlt'~ Onfh Esatnr-
y 81. CAS Pet.Is-.t, p. Co., rfsey. i't.,.,l Pa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
Id " LVI,ELLIGENCE.

The November Term Of the Court of Genera! Seq
SONS commences to-day, Judge Russell presiding.
There are 90 cases on the cslandar3 for grand lar
eeny - for forgery, for robbery for murder, for
arson IA for burglary for receiving stolen goods,
Tor manslaughter 10 for assault and battery, beside
several for minor ofenses. In the murder cases are
included those Of the three Italians for killing the
I.ishmen at the lager beer gardens at Yorkvie, Of
Stephens, the alleged wife-polsoner, Of Larkin, who
stabbed barkeeper in the Five Points, and was cap
su,ed in Rhode Island, and of Charles McDermott a
boy wbo ike Rogers, stabbed an uuOfendng man IL
the etroet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
Arrived. .SUspkY, 0cI 81. 5


% via Havana 18th n'dse. aud TO k"nertA N
va. ,S. "a .ns. ins sSs Se ~soe ps
Steamship Borssss (H.nburs scres) Tsutosnp, hAssy
Sept 5 and Southampton Sth Iadse and i@ stseisss -
Ship Panama Hepsen Galveston o t. ,Oston o Hens
Muller C;osiaz Expersue-d hssyy ". 10 N L. wnes ~
s-.ire p.ssse sep. 49, when between doabls hsdA st
KEYS and Mats1 ,ss, passed ship J. w Fsnnn.
shp Russell (o Bostou) COudry HaVre IS dsy nd' sn
Bd"asa Grave: g: Esgsr's:ss sssyy s,,s o.
sat 70 McAua AlrDon. Oct q y. 81 2" lon y y :Psss
:. Vii. ,be espsin AID once. wer, 1t breakfast dars
heavy well from n roderl, struck y chat svps.
% K lss' s been .ST' ..ssa s L ss
w n W. % miles sbout m. was Asen N tos -
boa, Mary Ann no 49, and towed 70 The bar .as's 80 49,
tug Ocea The pilot boats r. ie and owsS BON Fs
Brs standard CBr), c.d. wiad.or. N g., dsys sss'
RTrJ. B. Kins ,Br) cosl Hl.t'ro, N. B. sd'' 'A'''
scbr bergen, Mss,,, City Point, Va, ndsys soun*r
s,s CleaIuaa u. Expcfirnoed heavy y T. vesecr
Al. En pre- BE-, Ross corpwslis, n s,si.r r''''"'
schr. Ocesn We've (gr.), Locih,r, windsot Ha'~r
SEN. HaEist, King sunly.a days lumber % C. AZ"
selT. u D. Lesh:er, Tracy, Es'.p0r. 10 d'ys P'"H "
schr ssth.a Clifford, stute Bellies. dsy' Asi' h.
schr. Hssths Msris Ellis, Salem days nsS' ~
Roprs c.. slsss
sshG D. W. vaughan G.sosa, Georsssown. T., VI
cotton sDd neysl 10 DoilLer Potter q 4, nsvue
Schr. Hsmdon, Gssiil, Warrington, =, ~
BIeskws.eT, 7 dsy, naval stores TO Bro ~ Dc ho
: hE r. II. Uulil-y. Hammond. Baltimore "" W.
schr Heueovi. Bay hoessne d.ys .''Ds'
s.hr Sen.oa, Phinnsy Boston II Troy.
S,hr Detroit, Wcs' Boston for Troy.
Sckr Admiral, Sicterson, Bos:on for TOY
: h. Am :. sippie Bacon Bos:en sf A's'Y'
scbr Gazette Bate, Bos.on for Anny r..u u.v -
Steiner peswsre, Copes Phsaslyhs .'o o. Az Cs,s NJ
p4ss. 20 y. PsTkiTs. The D. brvnsnt 90 IL ca
C.p. France lie and eleven Of he crew o. 'e S "a
Hsursp, sbsudonei the 18Th Oct, sso0' " A
Five fs.hcm Bank. =, A.. ,.... OIL
Steamer Pelican, Adhcb Providence, r'dss - \.
BELOW-Bar. Native (Br. of Yarmouth; NJ $500
cIcsssn Selt 81. By pilot oos' A"srs ~ s-~n
HsNes Csrderss; ecbr la NJ Hsioci, Cs'f, D. ~
c.Leff. - a<fk
From Quaren:in.-ssesrissip jsmest"wn' r"'.1 ..1ss
picttcs, hsIy Taylor, No. 5.
WISD-Dring ne Gsy, from S. w. 70 W.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

TIE ntores. due Nov ember /, ISIS The following
class Of bonds Of the Michigan Southern ani Northern
Indiana Railroad Company VII he PAID a, the Corn
Exchange Bank or presentation, VIZ: S-nk.sg Fund
Bonds Of 1ss5, Mchiss southern Bonds Of go and
Second General Nor: gage Bonds of ls.9. Holders Of
Second Mortgage Bonds Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton RSiroad Company ase reqies.sd to pre-.
sent for payment the coupons due in Nev.York
November !, 1853, 10 Frank S. Bond. at No. II
Nass.u street Tie interest coupons OF tie Eight Y
Cent First Mortgage Bonds Of the Ls Crosse sri
Milwaukee Railroad Conpssy, due November |,
ls5s a, the Broadway Bank, in TIE City OF New.
York, will he paid tia. day on presentation a tie
Ocean Bank, in the City Of New-Ycrk.
Tie Interest Coupons due Nov. l. lss, on the Bonds
Of the City of Rock Island issued 10 the Chicago sud
Rock Island Railroad, will be PAID and after the LIT
inst, on presentation 81 the Office OF Hslsted i Gil
man. No. Il E,change-pnoe. The COUPONS Of the
CITY Of Louisville Wster Loan viii be paid &; the
Bank OF Araerics. Tie Coupons of the Detroit Gas
Light Company Bonds due on the Is. Of Nov viii
be paid on ihs, day a: the BankingHouse of Mes1ya
Cs-pen..r & vermiyo, NJ. a. Wal s.-sst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
COURT CALENDAR-THis d

SrPRTME COURI-GLNEHAL IIhH-hVlIUIS "A--
be heard. =, ,a.o
SrPgv.F FCOrRT-CTRCUIT-PART Nos. l253
lfia lsgg lf lG5lI5 1872 1917 7s 7 n l22l ls5 lII5
i45 IAN gfa 1851 1853 1855 l25! 1859 1907 lSJ 8ll ~
1881 1855 1895 1871 1895 1895 ls)1 1901 @J7 1909 1917! lsS
1915 1919 P.RT IFO, SS l8af Z3s 1888, 1902 Oip OS1
isl 2ll 1896 2pN 24fG 2l09 2n0 22 2it ZIG, 2i@9 ~
24 2O 2t92 2f4 2ie 2fl8 24o 2it2 2iti 2ie siis 300
2452 2i5f 2i1S 2is8 24oo 2f6f 2f56, 246s 2i70
SuFIRIoR CoURT-TRiAL TrRN.-N0s. 19l, ~,
ae5 5i 329 45 li3 81 573 1s lS 2 253 $50 A. l2 t'i
45J. 44S $50. p, n
COUEr OF Cosmos PLEAs-TElsL TtKn-PAHI
I-fD.iv Mo-, 9927 iff3 60a 1914 1894 1898, 5 l71s
iso1 I75, 1901 40 1886 1853. 1857 PsBT II.Brsdy =
Nos. ig7 2i2 1875 1872 l74s 6l 1893, IgSs ls'j l61! 1915
1871, 1872 1895 1896, l49 NJ
HIinn Nos 10 IS inclusive. isue oi iss inc. .Gins ce
nzrer motions for si &c. The calendar u b. called
al II O'Clock IN.
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Reeciut. Of PrSJuce......O

Receipts Of Predace......Ocr. W.
By Erie Ra;,saIsce sides Leather IS ror d. c btl..
DO A,hes 10 CL--- 100 do. Blit-r les eres Cotton,
lido. VOL iSs Hijs. hhd. Tobacco, - bag. Fesosr'
~ Fsrls Pssr Boass-S 81 bba Slof, loo an Wh-sty
da hftes Proyl-loI. u &c 5uss. Wh-s - Co. O..s.
, Sc GO. Rye "a 20 80. Bsay, =, ,ot4 -. t~In
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

rsLl:ss. piss's Bsass; '. D pe-t- y w.,r-. p...,
b fevsfis ~ y. "hi-nss fBrl , Has.lisVa g. Jas.
u Sesius q soe Arc0is Ivf.,pr, M,tanrs a Co.,
u Les, s'IsE crFins Cry, % Mlrrr. ,rr-,s -, q
A1"SsssTi' So. ID Doass ria.. ReBs-, nss,.
qr.s, safi. NJ Hs,',, Dr.s-s, n ,'n.sS n, C>e,
CtepntD. SfN -s-.--r -,s,,er - erc,
sLsainsf-- H. ron. >sil~, Ph.,Aasl -aiA
Phisd, l2h!s- N SeASi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

NV PLYMOUTH CHURcH.--A pubic meeting is TO
be held this evening in Plymouth Church, TO act in
ysfrence TO building new and larger church edifce
This movement has not sprung from the wishes of
Few but frorl the call Of numbers in Brooklyn and
slewhere for larger accommodations and better con-
vepieroes for hearing the Rev Henry Ward Bsecher.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Mar. r.en-C.AsIuiLT R,FosrsVrcsr rs- y '. ssnSs-
sAvsnAY. o.. 80 Bgs.
Asnve-Tbs usrss. h q'i-; 81 bot -i' 's,s = F;' =:
So ard Pssrl. = - ~
aoTI IN The uus. /. for h- 70 spo. aul aad s-4vy
tn1 &c n4ic yIe~- i,esT, 80 hss We a1o.:
Al
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
ryHlTIp STATES DISTRICT CouRT-oer. So.-Be'ol
Judge bErys.

BATCH OF INDICTMENTS.
The Grand jury came into Court this morning aud
presentcd indictments against the following persons
RrUsAL TO DO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wm Defield, Henry Riley, John Il. Ness and Ste
Eipstrei, for refusal to do dus on shpboord. Plea,
lot guilty.
LswisP r. Smith, colcyed man, cook Of the ship
Edith Rose icr assaultng Seth Nekerson the master
Of the vessel, with knife with intent 10 Kill rAes'
not guilty. 49,.
Alexander Cook, colored man, cook Of the Amer
can bark Contest, for eDdeayoTng TO make revolt
Plea, not guilty.
COCNTERF HiTiSG.
Margaret Buns, ior passing counteri It CON- f4ea,
not guilty. - ~,
Michael Burns. for counicreiting Plea, not guilty.
Coneento Nunsr pleaded guilty to passing counter
felt coin. Sentence deferred.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

BnoADwAY RAmRoAD.-The work Of laying the
sails for the Broadway Eastern District Railroad has
been repiy pushed forward, the work commencing at
East New-YOrk and nearly two miles of seepers have
been ad The road is expected to be in full operation
Nv .JapaaIy next,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

BROOKL YN IIEKS.

TBr GRAND JuRY-The Grand Jury Of the Court Of
Oyer and TermiDer presented sixty Indictment on
Saturday ard, having concluded their labors, were
discharged for the Term.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
AUCTION sttfe-

se,, r.r,, r, 80 eriiIe Reglele Fire iIs Coz. s.i
60 y. D. / 20 'e9 $. =: "a: In. r, il,,
: - Com " C. trp ~ ~ J" =. =, ' a. - 49, -,
so Mer NJ l. c.. -Ps - . h.i''--'e '' i' >
10 Nssss- Bs Lk............ ~
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

sVSEses... e:y sets......... 4:57 Gooa-R.ses ak
EiSH yATrP-THIs
seIey Heek.. S.4s Gov ;. Issad 4:s H-A Gss.... 6i1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

PHILADELPHIA. Oc. sl-The brig Grsee e. ,,cI,1
from ..-Yofk fJs 81 Kite bs. p, IL here esusr.; "
BOSTON OF: u Arr ssip pssson, "eres
Peer. ,s lBr) EL;or, Shields
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
SUPREME ooURT-olsevlI-oer, .so.--Be!ore Judge

DAVIES.
Clayton AT. YsTrirston
This cause. which has occupied the Court nearly
tvo w,.k. was Yesterday submitted The jury, scI bes
suaned up BY NJ stor lnou .o the lsinA ana ne S- ~
o Dickirson Tor defendant ,.,. .-.,.t-i,. .lo
The Jury returned verdict iof oeeidaL's s-s'-'--t V
viii Of Robert Tice decc1sed.
Before Judge BALLOON.
a YUIL DOSE OF THE CoDE-LAWiths CoaFALL@O
To TAKE THEM owS MEDICINE.
Joaerh T. i.aacs at. John b. Fok
This was an action 10 recover the possession OF
,snote As pslnA counsel opened tav Cause
z IN. JYy he dsfndsrts counsel moved the Co1 10 os
che plaintiff the sOgad ths, the coiap~n, ela 10.
{sc,s ceDi constitute cause O. acton .s ~
"a. no allegation Ia IL that tie pspih owned o. s ever -
e.,.sessed OF the piano. End bccas od not sts'e ,s i
fpdsu, had syroztsy EB1.s detained fTon ,Ae
ol.Ira The Judgs ui the opinion Ina: tAe E@ns va
S.c,iy- 10 N. partlcuirs stated bu, sad justice
a., he shoua permit tbe plaintiff amend Il and ne d6 81
nowithstendu- VAIN VIP'sI.'- ~ N.' Ne--e ~ - '
fendsnts counsel - . s--.,,.
n. au,A then gave evidence st the piano ws ioTeO
s.t,u fo his p-ss.o sad rested lis case TIE deiencA
ssred 10 prove TIA, one Mrs Matthew owned 10 psno sHd
ehs. be- defendant de:ored H. o. ienesii ~ rose ~
Sroosi, AZ her request Tee psn counsel objected 20 the
sid,rc, on the srouad seh defense ~s set " ~ re
The Judge the opinion The PROOF sss
sibe upd.r the suswer soce bui fensEssd tnAt Joe
eaired hin 70 permit the defendant e snee h =.
esppsei con,ended tst sgch amendment sn9sil a. p
sni,;-d bu judge aid b. sA2uid bret u. P- I '
ssn. r that be had sppaed too defendant sno would tn.e
fr allow tie defendant amend his answer 90 ss 20 us 80
osoof offered admissible lie also sad he thousat ec COG, 81
Sorsed hin 70 do So the duty o. Cot % sc sss
isaie made by theiI attorneys 10 tAe peseaf~ Inc o
rssn, then proved s. Mrs Matthew'S owned the sno ~
possession q; H. the Jury o. cnrVh VI
eae Judge, rendered syeTSict fo@ the defsnaS-G
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Tie exports of specie from this port Gr the week
ending October 50 and for the year lss we're 6 fol-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

SUpDEs DELTE Al PoUGHgEEPsIE.-ah oiI Ben'
1<usn psu "a Miller from New Rochelle "estchoster
ssddenly expired at the resdence OF MY hcnohes ~
re. Tbur-dsy sfte Tnoon coroner
I,hst % hid AZ nou.t upon the body on Friday and the
Jsry retained verdict that decesse1 oeo u " ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
srrpypIOR COCRT-GESrRIL TEss-OsT Se-Be.ore
~ n |, RonrL -

srprRIOR COCRT-GES.RIL TEss-Osr. Ss.-Be!ore E
fur Bench-DEcIsOss-
Josiah f. Kendall agt John Hodgkins.--Orier mod
hsed and affirmed, with = 10 oos's go
Samuel T.. Guild, &C., ast C'emcnt D. FaIsone-
Arpesl dismissed, without cos.a
David Banks, Receiver, agt John L. Ah5e'ihe, e.
sl-Ord-r affirmed. with $40 costs 81 4,
Lindley spE.pg, Receiver, sgt. Jas Strauss & Al
rcer affirmed with so costs 20 the rsf2narh u -'3' '
even. ofihe fpsl disposition ofoos,s IL the case.
Archibald Lowery sgt. John Stewart, jf, ~c'-
JedsDs II sfrmsd, wh costs
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-s srsei.L TEsS-ocr. 81
Bc,oIe Judge DAILY.
DIVORCE CssT-COSTs.
T.lsbe:h weneer &. J,hu W-rtsr
Ire p.s;utl n ils cas- s-s az Il. r, Vr- go ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Totet........s.sss rp~'F htys %
Decrease of compared "iiE that ci lGs7.. eTs 05
The following is comparative statement Of the
value of certain exports from lie uceiaeIt Oi tie
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Since January l.... s64. 71o950 sj9 si9c5,s~
The following table viii compare the exports OF the
seven principal atape articles ior Tie week aud yesr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Since January l., slSS oo029 tlg7oh,2sf eIoIto,Es
The imports now show large increase Oh last year.
being compared with period when there was total
prcstration Of business. TIE import of Dry Goods FOR
the month of October was s35lj o9O against s6 so
in October, 1857. The amount thrown on the market
was 81 l2,92e aga,urt e:si, So.
We annex a comparative statement Of Tie erpc,,s
iexolusiy. Of sr.cel from Ney.York 10 fcregu pOr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
Frightful Ferocity in Married Man.

A lady who had been in bathing
machine at Southend, left behind a
gold watch worth f24, and massive
gold chain, neither Of which has been
recovered"
A savage, yet = married man, read
ing the above in weekly paper, made
series of remarks which may be
worth preserving as proof of the feroci-
ty Of male nature:
"Of course she did. A woman
would leave her head behind her, if
she had one, and 1t was loose.
Besides what do they care for
valuable property They don't pay
for tit is we who are the victims.
Recovered! l should think not.
1t was left in a women's machine, and
woman followed her. They have no
more common honesty, SIT, than. I'll
bet you a guinea the tindersfound that
Southend didn't suit her health, or
dreamed that her house in town was on
fire or that the cat had smothered the
child there so she left South-end next
day, and has never looked at the Times
advertisement sheet since.
Perhaps it's all a falsehood Of the
woman's, and she had sold the watch
and chain to pay some milliner's bill,
which she was afraid to show her hus-
band. Won't she plague his soul out
till she gets new ones!
And serve the blockhead right
A man who would let any woman have
watch worth f25 deserves to be
served out. What does woman
want with watch like that, or any
watch indeed. They only desire to
look fine, and silver gilt thing at f5
will do that. A thermometer at hun
dred guineas wouldn't make 'em punct-
ual.
believe the whole story fam.
Women look deuced deal too sharp
after their trumpery ornaments, which
are the breath of life to 'em. If it had
been her husbands most valuable pri-
vate paper, or his gold watch and chain
l could have understood it.
"Women dressed in that style won't
60 to Sothend, where there is only
health and fresh air-they drag you
to Paris, or Antewerp, or Venice, that
they may stare and show their clothes
and be cheated, and cheat you, and"
But here he became utterly un-
berable, and very properly was turned
out of the room.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
STATE DEMOCRAT.

Davenport, FEB 10, 1858.

4 AAV = AOSO as SSss~~sS.S e>~~'
Prentice Of the Louisville Journal,
relates the following experience Of his
10 sending Schoolmsm's South:
Some may think it strange ct isn't
though that ever since the time we
remarked in our paper that nine-tenths
of all the hundreds of young women
sent by us to the South as teachers has
got married there, we have been liter
ally overwhelmed with applications
from New England, New York, Penn
sylvania and Ohio.
We do not think that, in justice to
such of our Southern friends as are in
want oftsachers, we cant send any girl
that will not pledge herself to us to
TO continue at least six months in the
business. We know that the con-
ditions seem hard, but really we shall
have to be inexorable.
About three years ago the trustees
of a fine female academy in one Of the
Southern States wrote to us to send
them a teacher. We sent them a
very beautiful and accomplished Young
lady, and they promptly wrote us a
letter of warm thanks for the selection.
In about three months, they wrote to
us again, telling us that their teacher
had got married and requesting us to
send them another. We did send
them another quite as beautiful and
accomplished as the first, as they might
be, very much delighted with her
In Just about three months, however,
they applied to US a third time, beg
ging us to send them still another, the
second having got married like the first.
In their last application, however, they
insisted that the lady next sent to them
should be plain looking and not less
than thirty-five years old. The condi-
tons were difficult, and we did not
succeed in complying with them. We
prevailed upon our friends, the trus-
tees, to accept richly talented lady
who was neither old nor ugly, she Civ
ing us her honor that she would not
marry in less than half year. We
understand that she held out like a
brave good girl to the end of the speci-
fled time, but not dav afterwards