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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02
Terrible Tornado in Illinois

MONMOUTH, Ill, Monday May 81, 1853.
A terrible tornado passed over the village Of Ellison,
twelve miles south Of here last night Every house
in the place was blown down, and fifteen persons
killed and several fatally Injured The village contains
500 inhabitants, and report says thai Of them
escaped injury 1t is impossible to procure the PSF
tcuaIs tonight The excitement in the vicinity is
intense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02
Arrest of NeW.YOrk Thieves.

BOSTON, tuesday, June I, Io3S.
Jacob Schaupper, Adolpbe Walfs, Sophia Winfen-
boy and Elizabeth Sacatt New York thieves, arrived
in this city this morning, ard while making purchases
this afterIooD stole over $500 worth Of dry goods:
They were oil arrested by Boston detectives, and
committed too early this morning for their intended
return TO Eew-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02
New.Hampshire Legislature.

CoSooRD, n. H., Tuesday, June /, 1853.
Our State Legislature meets 10 morrow. At eau
Gus this evening the Republicans nominated n. Is.
Bryant Of Concord for speakeE The Democrats in
caucus nominated Walter Hartman Of Warren for the
same position.
Atthe annual meeting Of tbe New. II pshre Med
cal Society toby, Ex.Gov. Martin was chosen
President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02
The Sailing Of the Niagara.

Boston, Tuesday, June I 1853
The foreign mails cose at the PostOfice at q. ~.
tomorrow, and the Niagara leaves for Liverpool at
abort noon. Dispatches to go out in her will be for
warded if handed in at No. Wall street. New-York,
by ii o clock on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02

Al A>oxArr.-Dr. Porter Of Keypoft, N. j., neA
A post.rortem exam nation at Miod.etowr Ps.n<,
n j., last week, on an sged lady who had died q
scirrhus Of the liver stomach and bowels The on.
animation revealed large stone in the Sc attaches
10 the lower margin of the liver, siasg Of phos-
phste OF lime with 9 potion of animal mater. NEE
surirg Ii inches in lepgth and Lilo inoh IN diam
eter and weighing 92 grains. The store q o. "a "
regular shape. and has the appearance Of pe6os
commonly found along the sesshore.
Cusroy.Heusr Ar OepEssBuRG.-The building u
the proposed Custom House a, Ogdensburgh, N. T..
will shortly be commenced. The Department have
oetsI mined to construct It Of the b,uhcolored Al
bert" freestone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02
Non.ArrivaI Of the America.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, June l-9p. m.
The Cunard steamship America, Capt Noodle, from
Liverpool on Saturday the 22d ut., is about due at
this port, but has no yet made her appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02
Fight Between Indians.

CHICAGO, Tueedby, June 1, IS3S.
st. Paul papers Of Saturday contain an account of
fight between band Of City Sioux, encamped near
ShskOpee, and two hundred Chppewss. The battle
resulted in favor Of the Sioux. Four the Ctppewas
killed and six Dangerously wounded, while two
of the Sioux were killed and twelve wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02
Nomination fer Congress.

ST. LOUIS Monday, May 81, 1853.
The American Convention has nominated Judge II.
r. Gamble 10 represent the st. Louis District In Con-
gress The nominee has not egnihed bis acceptance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02
philadelphia Stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, June l, 1883.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State Elves, So
Reading Railroad 202 Morris Canal ~; Long Island
Railroad, III; Penns. Railroad, 4ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02
The Ship Grand Duchess.

BOSTON, Tuesday, June ], 1913.
The ship Grand Duchess, reported lost in the news
per Hammo1ia, was owned by William Ropes and in
sured 10 this city for $50 600 on the vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02

During the day M. HARRIS my, from the Com
mtee Elections reported in favor of decl riog the
sea. of MI Harris Of Maryland vacant, on tue ground
OF fraud and violence in his election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02
BOSTON Weekly Bank Statement.

BosTor, Tuesday, June |, 1855
The following are the footings of our Bank State
ment for the past week: .o.o.
Canz stock 81 &c SOC Due to other Banks sc go 90
Loans and Discounts So I'm other Banks 653O0O
Deposits oSedIVo'
Specie. 9,l2O,8OOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02

Tie Learenrcorth Times, in republishing the above
letter, Gays:
The details as published, furnished By Aug1s-
tus Wattes TO The Laurence Republican. A. ID.
Richardson. Of The Boston Journal, brought the ex'
ira over and informs that the facts as given, were
confirmed from three distinct and respectable sources
He is a cool and sagacous Observer and though dis
posed at fret to regard the story much coored
csme to the conclusion, after careful examnstion'
that il was true,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

coLBY-o Mo9.y oS .s,b . and nd, as.,. ,2S .e''-'
Jotn 60. 5 6nis o. .h~ family respectfully invited
g. attend Ae funeral wihou; further invaiion . ~ la
on wedn. 'day the oh 1't non ~ hi' a Mi b. ts.en %
Greenwood Tor ni,Tment.
CONSELLY-At No 50 Roosevelt s-eet On ID ID AZ, w.
ai'er short illness, Thomas youhse'. - IA "a 5sv.
Catherine Connolly aged years II months ana - oss'
COULTFR-At NJ ~ West seveu'cenh .'i'., on 7'n''
OF s. Margaret Coulter, of debility, asse " YEAR,
DE FRANCEAt No. s. s1sok stree; on ss.lfoss' w "
Lsws DE France, Of long lines aged % year, ,,,
DILLoN-In Brooklyn eR sand'y H''''ls 0'' >
rIvDo 90 oc. 8 srer C. short l1nes. Charlotte w
We ~ p9aev Ely and daughter Of JeAe'y o. Phelps Of
S,p'fy ~ oT1s ,e so.e Of eT saer wednesday at
c0YnrYIn Savannah. Ga on Thrr.day, scp. o. si,er a
the seth wear q h. age. ~ =
uIvFpTA no. q sprirs s.rcet OF ss,mda5;, Oci 2 Of
-.nn.ion Henry J. .ou II Armand and Jane HlFeI Sgeo
n year, and 5 months.
KEssLER-A No 100 We. Fi,ssn'A '.ee'' Oh ss'''''''
vNeu A, New Orlesn. Of ;be prevailing epidemic, Nj
Pte 81 Lynch comPo.oI formerly Of IN; Sy sna Sssas
Della Mr. Lynch quite young foF the position be ned.
being about a. and eD early grave eseraeo no o.
or M, exemplary qualities member Of the typoEsphcs
a,sry tLsn or Bic modes, and sterling worth as nan
MRLyILLE-ou Sunday, Oct, 3, Sophia b wle Of Alan Mel
Tn and friends the family and those Of her brothers
Chsrrs NJ and Dr. A. H. ThuIston, are espectfuy invited
oct s. At z o'clook D. u, without further invitation
MIcHLER-on Monday Oct Fannie x. wife Of Leatenan;
n Mehst Of y taf sb % asee Klsd Of the i,y
Notice nf funeral hereafter
MARTINE-At No IA wes, Thirysisih street Sunday
pornnR Sarah eldest ushtsr Of Harvey j. and Ma
ria martinc aged years, ) months and n days
OBREWIn Brooklyn, Sunday Oct g. sged g years, Wrn
Obrev, late Of England.
PALAER-In tiis city, Saturday, Oct 2 Alexander j.
Palmer il the 33th year Of his
s relatives and and those Of the family ao those Of
hp brother s Palmer respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral from his late redeIce No S King street on
Tuesday, Oct. 5, at O'clock
Orsuee and Dutchess County papers please copy.
RUDDY-At No lGg East Twenty fifth onMondsy o Z
T. Ruddy Of Bartholomew and Jslsn Ruddy IN ne
Sd year Of his age.
sAHsON-In Brooklyn on Sunday Oct O. al o'clock
ofconsumpton, Mar wife Of Louis Samson Sandy Hook
Pilot, aged y and 7 months
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend her funeral Tuesday, the 5h inst, at o'clock
from her late residence, No a. Myrtle avenue brooklyn
SIMPSON-At Nev-OTleans, Of yellow fever MI Benjamin
r. Simpson formerly % New.York and Boston.
MI Simpson young OF sterling worth aud luch
respected by the typographical fraternity Of and New
Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
R1arkcts-Peports bv Telegrdpk.

CnRLEsroS, Oct. 2-The sale, of CorroS to-day we're
The sales Included 500 bales at i3c
CHARLESTON Oct. 4-CoTIoS-sse. to-day 1000 bales a.
BUFFALO, Oct. p. m.There has been only modcr.,e
demand Tor tL3G' toe,y and the market hardly so hI Sales
80 a for good 70 choice brands extra Indiana Michigan
in good supply and only smodsrate demand Market tor
mon snd M dun sradss o. lower ssc. $50" bush at s5
White Canadian. Com large supply and market dull snd
lower Sales . 900 bush at 60aolc lor prime Illinois No
quoted. WHISKY in fair demand Sale, 2So bb. AZ dc
CAN'L fRrcnTs firm a. zoe on Flour lie Wheat, lOc
Con 70 New YORK RECEIPTS LskE for the s +S hour.:
1899 bb. four lS5a3 bush. Wheat 1909 bush. Corn
smrNsIs ~ CAS.L; ltel6 obl' Flour So bush. Wheat
30 i3z bush. Com 8sl5 bush Oats $500 bush. Barley.
ALBANY, oc,. 4 p m-FLouR demand fair at last week,
prices sales o bbls WAE.T dull sales cO bush Red ia
a ed over sss Bah S sound We.s maed .. e9ss 9a
Very e demand for OaTs sales 1000 bush. State
s 7c for 81 y 7o0 bush private Sale, bush
VI H. soO bush ofnsy c.ns. Es,, at sSs1y 700 bg 4
q fsa;y DO ct - 81" bush Jeferson County 81 20;
Wet private Buyer. 80 snxou. bu. holder. ss
,sty lee, a .han s'i week 'ae Of o bush splinz made
oswsco, Oct. 4-s ?. m-FLoUs que, wHs.r held above
ihe Nsw. q buyers. sLd tue 4Iset very dull sale. ico
BAILEY CANAL fsEGHTs Grer and T. advance on Grs.n
70 A.e.ny IMPORTS: -So t1,' ssur iii 800 bush whesj
6b Flour 1900 bush Whea,; 1900 bush Cora 1850 bush
CnlcAeo, Oct. p n.-FLouR very dul wnEar d..
oned g. s.e. 7.c CoRs q4c, aad decliued &C. oar,
quiet siFNsAIs 70 Buffalo; $500 bush. Wheat; 4jo0
nuh Corn SHIPMENTS 90 Oswogo: 1900 bu.hel. Whea.
R'cfrTs lao bb-s Flour 5000 54,h Whea,; 90 bush
Corn.
CNcNNAri Oct m.-FLorR dull and unsettled sccur.
ste quoialcLs ea4not be given WHISKY LuehangeS gi,
iiF deslG q 10. Provision, unchanged WHEAT dun r.i
prices trTeguiar.
NEW OFLE,As, oct t-cortoy-s.e. to-day 800 bsle.
CoRN 62ic.
sAy.ASas. OCT t-co5roA {, uaehsn,ed,,
BALTisoRE, OF. t-FLopN nominal; Ohio A.d Houlff
-tTeet, - -. WHEAT-Reds and common Whites iar.
iuy-r; Prime White Lnchangoi CoRN-Yeoys .or.r .,
- l-dsSc. White. Goa slc Provisions dull.
PHILADELPHIA. OF. 4-tLOUR firm a. o. 5o1S. 6pi
WHEAT quiet red 81 ga %, white 81 40 CosN daf;
.s.es Of 5poo bush yeou GO. RIO CoffEE lI0i2c.
WHISKY dU4 s,Aq2i..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

The amount Of Clearings shows q considerable ill.,
crease of business during the week
The interest on Ncw-York City stocks, duc Nov
will be then paid at the Shoe aui Leather Bauk
The Illinois Central Railroad Company are
prepared TO pay on demand dividend 81 81 =
cent on their outstanding Obligations. This reluce,
the floating debt, which about sl6o0, 900 at the
time OF the assignment TO about 500 000 Tie Clear
ing House tomorrow hold tt meeting for the election
Of officers. The business Of the Clearing House to-
day was $2i So 49, s. Diapers daily auction sales
of stocks and bond. viii take place tomorrow Tues.
day) at IL o'clock at the Merchant. Exchange.
Albert H. Ncolays regular daily auction sale Of stocks
and bonds vii take place tomorrow Tuesday at II!
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange Il i. proposed
10 hold general Convention OF the manager, of
Western railroads in the Ciy Of Buffalo on the l3tL
INST We understand that the main purpose of the
Convention will be an ndorsercut Of the principal
features Of the s.. Nicholas agreement and the sdopt
ion by the We-iern connections Il general policy 70
conform Herewith. There : quite Al active demand
fcy Treasury Notes mainly for the temporary employ.
lnent o. funds and the market within few days la,
advanced lilo to T. cent Abou, 500 90 have been
sold at par 10 e cent premium for 4. pes Cents.
and lilo discount to par tor per Cents. The pc,
Cents are 4od5,c. discount, !cz Custom HoG-e pus.
poses.
We annex the Custom-House figure. showing the
Foreign commerce Of the por FOX tie psst month.
The Imports thrown on the market show but a mod
crate change from tie month Q: last year, while
the amount O: goods warehousei is abcu, oae.haf q,
large. In Exports the Specie sent forward shows a
large increase, while the mercAanise and produc.
shipped falls of materially. 1. should b. remembered
however, that last year a; this time merchants an
der the severe contraction going o1 IL the bank, ver
unable 10 obtain specie for eIpcgt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
LAND reform EETING.

At meeting of the Land Reform Association OF the
City OF New-Ycrk, held last evcning-JoHS CONNER
foRD, President in the chair. aud Ben. PRlcT S,cre
tary--the following preamble and resolutions we've
unanimously adopted:
HAereas The Repgbcan Convention cl the state New
York assembled syracuse the Sh of september
adopted resolution indorsng the principle that scUs settlers
should take pecedencc OF sPecuoIs in acquiring
Ac die lends The United States and calling ConseA
n the bill OF The Hon. o. A. Grow OF Pennsyysra be Il
therefore
Resolred Ths notice with great pleasure this action Of
the Republican State Convention and take this
tins hearty spproys and appreciation u the principle
therein embraced, deemns such cannot ts 10 NEE; the
spprobaon Of statesman and citizen who has
knowledge Of the true principles Of political economy.
R-seteed That We hope the Of Congress WI
not adjourn ~uho. passing the Homestead bill pendin,
se United States Senate nasmuoh contains gnon
o The Hsht OF man TO TIE soil and sso without the
seoe,nrn'ioned b o tns Hon C. A. Grow of Peasy Vsus
believing We DO that the bcs
promoted thereby, sro the hardy pioneers our W.e So.
and Territories protected iion the rapscy .pccus,os ad
monoIoists ~
Resored Tha, the thanks People Of the a Stat,
justly due to the Hon c. A Grow Penn for his unce.
has Efforts during nine consecutive in the oi LAID
Reform and extend 10 him the night hand ot hin m
che prosecution ot that great and glorious work.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
Disasiers. Ac.

~ - n,a ~ ~. l,- -. N
n J. l. once she couldn't Get her of IN
mln SEE me csflin stss that she has settled very m1eh
we aug. appears nch wrecked The other 'gs nsirs
sut is4and win steam pumps, WAITING ~ tOsId sd
tLaaIs"ih The !. pump. she may be feed
10y leter 70 Ew0od Ne'er esq seoy Board Of Undn
Lss"Ick, sept 3-Ihe brig Jessie ThOms from ArchsnEJ
o LsF,3o &ne IA Slh sound brnsne with her The Amen
su sup May queen of Bath whioh she found abandnsd on
ne morning OF sunday u. oth IN lst o. 81 onz ~ W. SOC
yAE -ith her mad t. tne ve'wsd with her three pr
sP-"AI AHu 'o's'oPMs'i sAyss' hsr main )ard oene
SICK Ter 'ouse- hsued Up aud nsl iOpraant sail bssd
st not 'owsd ne ~ "ss also hauled desa b.. not o~ed;
he nag o dtr.s h. upst ihs cad Capt Morro
oeying - g Of distress ship and sailns c'ose
% sI 'eIn es. bu. GOT no sad 80. no on. on bard
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

Tie busnee Of the Sub rreasIry was, keceip's
slea 6Gl 3-s45 go from Custom; Payn en's, s5li,
4sj q; Balance. sl0.ol57s9 56.
There j. no remarkable f~ature il the Bank -ts'e-
ment to-day, excepting the decrease oi the -pcs bne
winch. although il was -Inan, wGs unexpected tie
general impression being that there wond be an in-
crease of ouster TO half million on the California
receipt counted for three DAYS. The general move
neut has been without interest, t1e decrease m loans
and deposits continuing hut only 70 moderate extent
The loans fall off about hall million under the natnr-
ing Of paper and the inability 70 use proiiably the
ac,u..u .ua,ing receipts. The actual deposits show
decline Of only about 100000. TLis, however, in
the face Of the deposits Of California gold = a much
ar was anticipated. The Suffolk Bank of Boston has
been drawing freely It's balance here to maintain
itself in the eontes, going with the New-England
Banks and this accounts for q considerable Joss IN
de.osi;s The Bank balances generally, ss far a. we
can learn. have not been disturbed.
The following is comparative statement of the con-
di,on of the Banks Of the City OF NewYOrk for the
week ending September 25 and October ,:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
SALES Al AUCTION.
lIoND,Y, Oct, 4-P, N,


The stock market opens for the week with dull
feeling and at the morning Board the market was
irregular, bu, generally heavy. Neither bulls nor
bears appeared disposed to act with any energy and
the public at large being still shy of the tempting bait
of speculation offered TO them. The buying appeared
to be mainly TO fill maturing contracts while sellers
options Were not freely offered. Cash stock of some
descriptions rather freely offered but there
is pressure of any description the street New
York Central continues among the firmes stocks the
contest III il being quite animated. The change from
Saturday was very rifng. Erie very heavy at the
opening and sold a. low as II il, however rallied after
the Second Board and sold at lj., Saturday, price
being To- The market was buoyant ior Reading under
advices Of strike the Schuykll Canal and at the
close Ii was bid on orders from Philadelphia. The
Western shares were without change Of importanc
but a, the close were dull Panama without activity
was firm al lis. Pacific Nal sold to moderate extent
opening at l05 aud closing a, l05! bid sgains; l0i
on saturday. The market was very active and strong
oi State stocks the registered transactions adding ND
over SlD,W0 Mssoulis, especially at the close, were
firm, ~ being ileey bid For 800 coo, s. buyer 60
was offered. Vrgnias We're also strong A sale Of
Sl2,O Minnesots Y cents was made al lO7. The
States OF Illinois Iowa and Minnesota receiye
their bonds Us security OF bank notes. ami they
are in demand for that purpose. The issue is only
S!o0oW, and was made Tor State purposes. The bonds
are secured 10y sinking fund suiicien; TO redeem
the whole amount at maturity and special tax is laid
to provide for the interest. The principal and n,e,,
payable in NewNcrk Iu addition TO the reeis.si
sales there hsve been purchases OF about $500 Oo0
Mssours, Tennessees, &C. at 81 for the former and
u or the latter There also purchase of $40 600
Government S0 at 1903: for Savings Bsuk. This i
y oeot advance. In Rsilrosd Bonds there i MOI
much movement. Illinois Central Bonds are firm bu, /
flie securities very unsaable At the close the
prizes were Virginia 6s. 90 a93i; Missouri, s. aS5I
Central, ST. asi! Canton, Is. al9 Cumberland |
lOs Il; Erie, 10! lji; Harlem, l0l Ol: Resdjpo
s'i e+i Michigan Central al a 52i Michigan Sou,b.
ern y a2St Psnams, ilsdllS:: Illinois Central
,s.e9. Galcns, SisSil; Toledo. 80. a 3Oi Rock
Island 6ii d6i..
Ise foreign Exchange market has uci opened iortbe
steamer wnA any snimation TIE supply of bill, &,
'eter especially of Southern francs. Sterling Is held
!; lc9i no. but the best signs;uree may be bsi =.
G9j q cent. Frsnos ERE l5Qj.l2l.
Tie Freight market is little more active. To Iiv.
rpocl: 10000 bush. Corn at 3d. in bulk; 600 bales
oppressed Cotton ct 5-3?d. To London: 50 inns
leasurement goods at los. 30 tuns weight at 20s To
nmen: 600 Rosin at Is. 30 tuns LOgwood a; los
o Glosgow: A British bark with Grain at Gid. and
iour at p. 81. A ship from Mobile TO ira,re with
otton at IIc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
DIED..

sADAmS-in Brooklyn " on Sunday OK B. It her psrea.i
noe Seuhett- Adams the beloved wife U. William H.
Adams and oay daughter q the Rev se:h B,s s,ed 3
'
Iyhe funeral services will take place AZ II oll a., r...s,y
morning, a. No. 81 Sidney p.soe. BTookiva
BMrHGATE-Oa Monday OF. l. AZ Fosdasm J., s,ths,.e
in tLe 9ist year ot h- age. -"s-''
The Jes,,se, ard fend: q the family OF hi. .a
Cbts w Bsthsate, and Of hi. -n.lsw A X R,x,'.x
rspeot'uly invited attend hi. funeral o. W.sns
arenson al y O'clock from bis late residence wifhou, h
.uouce carrhges viii b. waiting Eordhsm DrIf pr,
he srfSs o tn = O'Clock train from rwen;ysrh street
BLA NEY-Ai No 2so Tenth in The i.t year Of her a.,
Nh hMssfei BA2ey late OF Aihoue County Ro.corp,,'
dsnshsr Of The l,e Mr. John Yoaus Kimurrsy Count;
BOSER1'On Monday Cct. T. A. her ls,e fe.,8.,os e.; pI
lyp Judi b Boscri, aged sc years " NA
The funeral .eriees will BE- held the North Dutch Church
Of william and fu,Ca streets az ~ o,clocl or
Wednesday 9Th inst. The relatives freud. Of ,h ,
respectfully invited i9 s',epd yb0Vt farther nyitsSp
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
.NEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

OPPosTIos NoAISATIoSs.-The delegates to the
Opposition County Convention met yesterday after
noon at Newkirk's Hotel, the Five Corners, and
organized by choosing Franklin b. Carpenter Chair
man and VIM. B. Dunnng Secretary The following
nominations were made:
For She,if-Henry A. Green Of Jersey City.
Foy Coyonas-Thos. H. Morris Of Jersey City, Wm. Sng
ham o; Bersen and Romeo Chabert Of Hoboken.
The delegates to the Assembly Convention met at
the same place and renomnated the Hon. GaIret Van
Horn for Assembly.
CoUsTY CoURT.-The October Tenn of the Hudson
County Court, Judge Ogden presiding, will commence
at the Court-HOu to-day.
Advertisement.
TIE HUTCIINSONS
Asa b. and LIZZIE C., Of the Hutchinson Family. tsOns
West sing al metropolitan Hall. jersey City, TO'NioHr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTObEh D. ,

sent o Director a b- Company and sam
l. " Barrow esd. th- p-Eon chosen tss utgf-
great rn.s. etsr the eorre-Tpdence b.
Con pluy AMI - comp. titor rued % vita the
follow ug s-s; Nothing IN r has f-d than
re earnest Effort which i apTsr.u- he b-gnnu-
vour pal rdsew the chaot-r railroad and
t. Al end tts needles eNp"usyr. au0 nfAny rrpects
3i.ersrrf .y,em If eton With las produced the
, which va. APPARENT fEom h- tt ,otal prostTs-
81. ou Of ,h. ure railroad property Of the country
have r.pssi~clv pledged myss h. p-rsnns who have
.i-ibsd 20 the new Of this Company. Soad no;
-, "a, Presidency iout ;hs Company rrusined smbar
- RI 4 The Stockholders ind who in their
r viii better their nterssts vii be disappont
- me- IT, the coming election they Place .lch person
iu Nv present position ~ t'NhLf,s h1haN
S,xr- ycrS Oc. T. 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
M-ARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK........ocr .
Cleared.

Ship.-J Ltvr.u.e. sr.sr csnso Snow 4 Burs.s ps,,.
ton, .l. New Orleans ". I. Frnst L. g. B.n.v R.,-
Apslschicols X. Poet: AAoe ,ounce Singer ssa er..
Wells EmArlL 0",
Baks-NoTd America Brern Frederick. eayen s..,. 4,
Roger. I. D. Carver, Damon, Hsysus Fu..rr s.snsrS
Elyng Esgle tBri Buns, glasgow. Colin. a.-.h
Rng~-Im.s Phnney Boston W. W. Baker. P-.rls.. n
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