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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

Increase OF crop over 1857 So, $50 900 bales I
The domestic consumption cut down in lsceb1 by
short crop and high prices The cause, with tho
war Of Russia also tended largely dmuish exports 70
ali foreign countries.
The panic OF 1857 seriously nerered with the der bu-
ton of the crop Of 1s67-5s also by stopping American
spndes, reduced the domestic consumption 10 52s 900
bales, against 685 900 bales the previous yearegua 10 a
reduction Of I63 600 bales The exports were also dn
sbcd to France oOo and to the north Europe 81 600
bales.
In estimate OF the crop of 1858 SO or that now
coming TO market, at 400, 600 bales we assign ts
distribution follows;-We give 10 England tho
same amount she took last year: France we give
increase Of $1,000 bales: TO the north OF Europe
which includes Russian ports 25, 900 to other 10
reign ports the ias year. and American stock
and consumption increase Of 1se 900 bales.
last year American spndes were Idle they are now
fully employed, and hence give for American con-
sumption amount which not greatly cxcess from
that OF the supply taken the crops Of 1855 So and
ls5657.
From these data II will b. that should the present
crop reach the large estimate Of 900 bales win all
be wanted.
Of peace the abundance of money and the improved con.
dton Of the people consumers.
Should the crop BE- limited TO 200 900 bales il win
scarcely sufhce 10 meet the wants Of the trade.
-four figures be correct the aggregate crops for three
viii amount TO 1854 900 bales distributed a. fol
lovs;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25
Three Years Cation crops-Thesr pissribu-
tI0n and Value.

We submit the following interesting statements regard
ing the distribution Of three successive crops and
their yane We know that she yield ol the hree years
to about 9434 geo bales aggregate value Of
about si53 63s 600 where does II an 80 10 who arc
It's principal The crop Of Is55bI war s.o
coo haes distributed az follows
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

A SCHooI- -GIRL MARRIED WITHOUT hNowING II.
The May. rate (Ky.) Express OF the 2Th, has the
following:
"On Wednesday night last, man pa7t the middle
age Of life, in company with girl about ~ or ~
wears of age, to thls city ON tire Paris stage ana
stopped at tie Lee House. The next day they were
ont in the CITY some hsirs and when they retueed he
claimed that they were married, bnt 1t earnestly
denied by the Young lady, who gave the following
account Of the elUpement, which really looks more
like an abduction than al! thug else She ls IN
o,pban and il possessed in her own night O 'eNera
Thousand dollars. She was living with her guardian,
in one Of the interior counties, the wife OF whom Is The
sister Of the who claims 10 be her husband. She
has been going TO school, and has not YET hnisheu
her education, and declares that she has had u"
thought of marrying any one, and certainly never con
temp s,ed such union with toe man vino was win
her. The wife OF her guardian snd TINS man ana hei-
sell t. Paris for tue pun pose ot shopping me
there il was proposed to her t. come TO Mays ior
the purpose ui completing her purchases to when shr
cheeifully agreed. She supposed the whole party
were coming until she got into the stage whes sht
learned that the laoy going to return home, ana
that size was 10 accompany this gentleman. lhe neNI
morning after their arrival here he proposed that tha1
they should 20 ont in town to make their purchases
UctooL hcr 10 the f,rTy-boat, and wheo sue asked
r if that was the way TO the stores, he told her
WIS as all the best stores on the other SIDE oi
th. river. In Aberdeen, she says some little old man
asked them 10 stand up and join their night hanus
which she refused 70 do nevertheless he prohouhceu
them nan and WIFE On their return 10 the h"le
gt the ustarce Of the man. who regsiered their names
as ,ltleusn aud lsdy, they were placed N one room
Her screams bis attempting 10 take some PRIV
ges with her brough 10 her All some o tue tachce
o the hotel who steued to her earnest denla oi the
narIioce &, 10 her pleading for protection aud placed
her in separate IcOu. Al her instance sue was Tic
next day Friday sent to eleiives another county,
where = sad shc would BE- protected, Wide The gem
! tleujsl. went Oh boat down the IlVer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

ARN,sTPONG-O- !

ARNSTRONG-Or Veiue,say t,-. = P.:er Arrsrorg son
Or esrhe'cmew ar4 Bridget Ara-so-s eyed 25 y,ars.
nIc:tD8 grt IL days.
TIE relative. 8 f,,td of the family sad me.bcr u Wash
n g.. sire Company NJ ~ Of Nc York fully
Invited o s'terc ne t-rfa from bis - tcsiguce n SO
Sat s.f,e- Bro Syr, or fua,y, o. -, A. p.
CLARE-A: FRA trrd, Ps. NJ lay OF. o. Augustus
Oituu CisTk, ss,d 2e sraf,, cf consumption.
COOK-Ol Tue-tav uorIg Oct ~ his sicrce. iu Icr
sy Cdy, OF cueesio Il tae cns joan Cook ct NewPcg
COSNOR-A, NJ. e23 we.' rweptyfAh street, Tuesday,
O,t - AFTER lingering uilfs'. Aul Couror.
GRhCE-lg Pruokyr 1,,sGay, OCT " q congestion Of
- uss jobs 0gAcc, ss-d % yeass tat'e o1 hiAhuy
Ireland.
UAWKtNS-In Wulamsburgh suddenly. On Monday, Oct %
Alfred L. tisv kiu-. ~ IL, ,o-h year Of n, ace.
ulTLFS-N ~. I0i Elizabeth street, Tuesday. oct ~
Mery Auu John G urn, In the th year Of her
IFssTP-Ou Tuesday Oct. 26 of srp'eNy, Mrs. Abigail
Jss..p sged q years. mouth and 2, days.
Her relatives ard tiezos respectfully invited 20 attend her
fuers' cu 1harsday y D. oH o." reside ce of her in
law Jes-- 4 Briodick NJ 99 Mcr-e street at 70 O'Clock
q -. wi.aou. further invitation.
Dcares, mother, thou has. l,h a.
Ali hy t.. ~t d,cp.y feel;
BLt ',is God tHat ha.n ber,f IS,
he Csu all cur ,ouows heal
LyFCH-ir RrokIya. Tuesday eyesng OF. lf aler u
lirseuns iiars. Mary, STE beloved We of Lynch
M,ceARLANE-At Rocky Hi, " }, Sunday, Oc,. e.
Henry MacFsrisEe, jr, aged . yesr-
MCRAN-kt keypnrt y. Tuc.doy, Oct, VI, Edwin,
,or of wiGsm f. Mchay assd - years.
NORMAN-At No 2SS Stanton stfo, tuesday, o.. u,
David Norman " consuptior, ss - years. month and
~ days
RrssFLL-At West Csubrige, Boston, Miss on Moadsy,
oct - Aired hIsstu q Albany. y. u
VAN SKiN EKin GteeuHor', T-osfay Oct =, sfer a
hsss ot consumtou, Na'eE 'sa cNSei, aged 50
yesrs. u rtls sua " Gays.
WUtTMAN-IE Buchfed. Ne. Monday evening Aug. 3,
ser lluss- esht days, Johla "AitnsG, aged 10
| mouth ard ) days
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
UtSRSP %.

tSTffUS-Q tkGHT-Or I..,-a1 Oct =. BY - kev. l
rfr-. BE-. Victor EsiepLc 60 M'u sae rss-' tc;A o.;
tfsr~c.
0LNtl-HATTGT WeON-tu tie Cor Si'orAi Chsrch
Ihoups'f. C.ai Is tn Rev. 4. O4'atHf, NJ Jrferssh
Oiuey to v - EnIh Ms.;hrw1on. 50 Of rhumP'n.
ROOkE-WHEkLER-ilB Bt.-orr MlresY, Oct = ey
th Re- r. Msglre 81 =. joseph Ckrch Caot. Cimas
R'oks, formerly a. fklsdrlrh' 70 Teresa X, daughter ot
Jclu & NbrClrf. csq 90 Baltimore
ST EsLE-GRkY-OL Wtcrcso1s evening. o., -. ~ tae
Rev. Dr. CtAEb Nr Johu g. Steele Of Rchmo-d. Va 20
Nj Agnes L. Gay eausht-r Z Js-cs ofly' ed Of New
Ncrk
THONPsON-CULLI-Ol sunday evening o., % ~ the
R Is. ~ fsrc-. NJ. J. T-omPou % N.ss ks.e Gully.
81 o. t!is city.
WlNC-rONsTOCK-Ou Tue.day. o. IS e. =. Hvtcs's
c. -rf Jr--,y ty q, hrg llnft B,wdt VI william
lie - Wing Of heuhoss 20 Mise Msris X CoOs, daughter
O. Cspt J :. Comstcck.
WHiTF-wAGSFR-,i, T.c.sa7 Oct, * q. Trioi,g Church
ty The r Hrrry Mn1t.pp cry. Mr. G'oTgu J. q. Wntc
a N.eNe-k 20 . Ny Wssuer, tk.;d tsc scs OF d.
h. Veg-t., "a ~ sLd1 Late y ;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Acc1pyNT ~ 4 T,RGEr EyCCRsIoS.-On Tuesday
The Washington Volunteers went on a tcgsc. eNcur-
sion from WilaInshgrgh To- Flushing, and stopped AZ
tie house of Mr. GocdersOn. Wnie there, party OF
voung men commenced WE ting and this attracted
onite acrowd. ! little boy, named Agust Benz, aged
ten yeara and who acted as color boy to the CO u
panv IAN up to see the sport, having in his hand
loaded musket. ~ he got within shoT: distance ne
trimmed and the lock of The gun catching in the under
brush il went OF the charge entering the eg OF Henry
Curtis below the knee and SCATTERING the bore % that
amputation will b. necessary. The charge also -ef
through the thigh Of John Bnen, and the osH struck
o,o,hcr man iu the breast, but inflicted serious
iniurv to him Mr. Gocderson had surgical aid called
and iho wounded men were conveyed TO their resi-
S.pens Mr. OBJ. len'- injuries are not serious.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

tuos y" Cake 81 ilSi5s. To Loodon. 100 bbls Ro.,.
ri - 2 =" lbs 10 Brepon, O,-l0 Ifgbt p;.,
Siavee, on PTivsie terms. schooner of $40 tu, r.
Willingtor 20 Curacao, thence 10 the ,n'.hu.;..I
iherce 70 New-YoTs. on private tennis A yr..s f,,,
Savannah TO Liverpool, With Co'ton st;I. Avs.A
fr,Sn Gs'y,ston 10 Have with Cotton, Sil,. Ave-.
&c. to Lycrrcol, With , 500 bbls Tar, al %. 3D. A
vescl e. 100 tals fom Wilmington to s.. Do uing, Al
Slo q 100 k,t Of i.amter. AMI back at g ? ,as.
itrse .olconers from N-w-York to Auskap.., v,sl
ca. 81 - % y tur, ard back with Sugas ani No
-ses u'cer d,ck ~ - % 3 htd One on, 20 Attsks-
Tas, With Ccci. g: - -, anl back to Rich uond stt
Sussr "a No'as-es under deck at = 81 a hal. A
eie cat 10 io.to Rec llS0 ilns. at g. port cisrges
;a.i.
I.c busine~S OF tLe srb-Trcasury was, Recoiots
el%' 2el ol-sl22 200 cor Customs. Psymenls. &ll5.-
80 &C. Balance, s9,553,Sll'5.
Ont Of i5j,oO0 shares Of the registered capital stock
e the llircls Centra Railroad Co.. the csll, hsvs
been paid upon sll but 22'l shares To the p,rties
holding hi. stock the Company has given notice thss
if tie call remains unpaid tue 18th OF Noventor.
the -harcs will he siyer,scd for sic according TO toe
conditions Of Tho charter. Tue bonds Of the Com
Qaiy much Strengthened 10y this additional pap
ment upon the share capital The interest coupons Il
the Harlem Railroad Gist mort cage and bonds Of 1867.
will be psid Nov. l. nj the office Of the Company,
corner Of Tworty.~xth street aud Fourth avonue Il
our statement Of the earnings Of the Cievelasd
Columbu. ana Cincinnati Ralleoad, Tow days sinos,
we rup,po-ed tie year, by some unaccenniable over
SIGHT thus giving an erroneous impression as TO tho
actual results Of the three mouths business In justice
10 the Company we iePublish correct state
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
COmnSsIONERS or EWGR4TION

Tie Board met at the office in Worth street, yc-ter-
day afternoon, the Hon. GrG1is {. NERrLAScK,
President in the Chair, aud Mcssrs CGrfgUn Curtis,
Cumming, CrabiIoe, Hunt, Purdy, Hcmann and Jel-
hnghaus preseDt.
A letter was received from Drs. Tn )mpson and BIZ
sell If Quarantine, in behalf of themselves and the
employees under them setting forth the importance of
immediately providing suitable accommodations for
their shelter during the ensuing Winter The Board
referred the communication to the Committee on Con-
eiruction. letter was received from Holman X VIII
kie stating that the inland passage tickets recently
issued upon them by Jacob Wei-t of London, were
yalueloss as Mr.. Weist had no authority from them
to act their agent.
Appended is tue usual weekly statement Of tho
affairs Of the Commission; g..
Number Of Fmrsue arrived to October ~ S5s $3.50
NInb,s Of Eui grants arrived sIcc - October 7. S,3'3
% ~
To date In f'
1855. 1857. 1856.
Number Of Inmates In Institutions
at Wards Island nd.................l,V l,1H i,<6@
Number of Inmates in Marine Hos 80
- IL ~
Tt, .-................I.Ir2 1863 l5a5
Rsanceiu BaIk. Jan. +S-loo o.
Aegrcgate Receipts Oct % 1883 .... 1884 10
Receipts since to Oct. =, 1893, for COM -.
mutation Of alien passengers. Sc 'S W ioh"tE %
sls5ls3 8,
Disbursements as per previous account ,..--
10 oct. ~, 'fi''l' 90 ga =,
Number Of payments OF. -, lS59....'..'f -
Balance Of Conmutson Fund. $-S,9e 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
CITY ITEMS.

Ms Emma We.is the accomplished performer on
TIE Aexandre organ, will give matinee at Dod-
wo'th's Academy, Broadway, ou Friday afternoon, a.
O'Clock, aiced 10y Messrs. Bernard, Molienhauer aud
H. c. 1imm. The programme s ga eIeeei iingly utter
estpc one,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

P,Y,Rp T,YLoR.--The public VII have the oppor-
,uiity Of greeting this gentleman, for the first time sace
hi- return from Europe, Monday ever ing peSt, at
Clinton Hs!, As,or Place, when no w.lI deliver lee
tu,e on Moscow, befo.e the Mercantile Library AsSo
e,a;tI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
rNErED sTATEs DlsTRIcr covRr-ocr. gr.-,csc,ro

Frederick Fraacis, Jrhu Stevenson raj Henry
uisr thfee oi thc cfe~ - y A~'"sr BRIG O. tried
tur r-uptiLC CRATE rNct fr ritsts c..t fu a.
1ie Jun ra TIE lcctstt s4 cf gi, Sentence . e.-
sec o., Se,.rtay.
Jecob Williams a regru. employed as steward on
koais the sAg ear " e.. Wt fiaed tsai ~ "a
asssui W infect e. VI Andrew Certsa fii; ms, Of -.
e. ?. Fsrcict, "N Nog saii,y."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

svsrsHE Ccckr- CtLCIt. PaErsi II aaI III
sscsu,~. ."'ts.
Srrtairr co. cT.-Nos. iol, io2 80. ~. IS? 81.
iia s. -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Eg,pixGs or DfcksSss WoRKs.-M. Ds Cordova
gave last night, at Clinton Hall, the second Of his
readings. The book selected was q" The Chimes,
which was read with great effect to large aud ~
spectacle audi.nce. On Saturday night The
Cricket he Hear.ll' will DO resI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

STARE KlSo Al THE NEw CHFEL.-Our readers
VII remember Mr. Kings lecture upon Socrates AZ
the chapel corner of Clinton aud Congress Streets this
evening. twill be well worth hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
lAivei;.aeueEt.l
TIE METALLIC TABLET SrROr-lnvented by

Gro s,pSprss A. D. !3lG.-rhls, genuine article, ha.
rver been for producing tie koouet ibe edsc 20
ror ca h. ot,aned of subscriber, sa sle iaaaiaer'
eI. j. S. SAUNDERS, No A,tor House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

STx IrcTInEs on CON.rliprlON, AsTnIA,

SN tt- WI NNNH'''' NV
BPoScufTfs. HEART Df-Esss, FEMALE and KIDNEY Cos-
TIarNrs and CTEoyc DsE,sEs generally $50 pase, ~ rn'
,-rirrs ourd by Dr. SsnCEL :. fTCH oxi1l.n hIs cEs
II treatment os these di cases P'e - ceuts; ~ ms ~
ces,ts Address d. y 8 fircH. oIcs No. ia broadway,
SY. All coas4tatious free.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Col. Helme, newly appointed Consul st Havana
sailed on Wednesday in the Black Wa-ror, to enter
unon tie dgt es Of bis Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

CAs-GAS-GAs FIXruRES.-A large sssort-
men, r lr-if ard entirely designs viii he found az
ef Msnnl4tuns Depot NJ. 51 Broadway. The trade sup
ird q: L a,.s, -cgri-. AkchsE NAHHhk 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
fAdvertiscucn'.l ]


SPECIAL NoTICr.-The air of gentihty that per-
vds our stock of OvrRcO,Ts BUSINESS SUIT Sc a.. Win
M wear comrauds them the discerning t"Iices moderate
Wa. 4. JESSISes Co.,
Pio-crr Cl1iiug House, NJ go Broadway,
Z. coz. ol rgince-si., opposite Mr.ropoiiaa li5eL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

JryESuY DRNaTlc CLrB.-An Asocstior with
,hs above has reccn,ly been formed IN the city
FOR the c'ieG a the circular GnIouuces, "cf pro-
notDg the dramatic a,t aud for the purpose Of ADMIT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

TnE PooR.-The amount distributed lat year By tic
Brooklyn Association for Improving tie condition o!
the Pcor Wa sl2 >i5 81 receipts, si26l9 81 leav-
il z he treasury cveIdTswn, $50 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Toe ret eamirg' u 1888, IN the period enbraoed n
the stsemeut, az i now appears, shov very haai-
sOme gain over the corresponding time IN l,57.
Tic receipts on the Cincinnati, Wilmington and
Zanesyill, Road for September were ei9'36 -, d
which sll, "a % were from froishts. Expenses foe
the same period sl2, ,j99 -.
The earnings of the Terre Hante, Alton ani ".
Louis Ras al for the trst and second weeks in Ooso
ber we're az fUlowsi
Ps,..nscgs Fre,rl. Mail FSrrrss. rotsL
ls, week sqG3 - ~ sos - sp7 y $40 % tis.02 IS
2Iw,tk. $3.50 % 1856 IS ~ ~ $40 90 r,ts ~
The Clearing House Exchanges this morning wers
sci iSl o33 ls and the Balances, y 3Oi,5H 81. The
Money market remains in the very easy condition re-
ccutly repvltsd. The amount ol unemployed capitak
suffers 20 pcrceptblo dimnution AMI notes of interest
IN the open market nomiaaly unchanged. The
following table gives the bank movement in four q
the nrl lncipa ctie. according 10 the last retnrnsi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
IAdver;.-cmrn. .
Tnr TEIRTNF ALMANAC for l-I7, contains the

return, q the Presidential and Coz Ercoua r ectilus In
Of STATE Elections atd IN iSI, see
TEiHvAB ALMANAC ioT 1883
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

A counsr,,op of the gross earnings with those u
The .oondirg Fix mouths Of .at year, will shox
decrease Of s3S 2l4 I6. II will also show thit the
ev,erdrure. including that which was last yesx
Oh, ,yed 10 renewal account have bcen reduced s3j,
6e7 l6 mskog the net earpings from transportstios
l-s BY e. 81 il the tx months. Tie expenses wouA
have be.L still further redcced bad il not beoornS
necessary during the pat six months, ia coneqnencs
Of the extraordinary food 10 june, to adi aidtloa"
prCts c'on 10 the entaEk nsnts AID bi'dse'' ih'fs
has been no charge made TO construction accouns
curing tie past SIX months, although some ns" ""'.
has been cone furnishing greater iacih les 'of ou'r
- TLis ,oo.,b.r rilh The 10 rolling Of froo, here
,c oh,,,,a ,o renewal account IL embraced in tho
;r,e,n.,.e,. The reduction in grcss earnings 1
attributable mainly TO the loT rstss at WHICH 'se !osa
las been compel, ;aroush tho action Of other Com
., co,rc s,-i.L:s during tse Pa'. f7w months,
and sI.o 10 tho fact that in September ,s5 it, eaFu-
;rgs were increased 81 0c0 by the State Fair. f16
-, esrnips Of the past eix months have been applied
toward tie discharge Of the aoating deb, Of the c,-
pspy The assets of the Comp.ny at this tine eI-
ceed u liabilities be; portion Of these assets arc
not available for twelve months while the Liabilities
have 10 BE- Tie, from month 20 month The Board q
Directors. acting n sceordance with their judg
rnent as well under instructions from the stock
hoders have deemed their da,y psss the October
dividend.
The following letter from Stephen ID. DilIsye, 10
reply 20 the article fro the Pittsburgh Poss Pob'nsc
in our paper Of yesterday, appears 10 TIE Journa@ q
Commerce
In your.ue or tbs morning yoa copy .rtiee fron ~
Pb.,lIygh Pet "hch. uncort'sdcted, wo4A % II" ' VIZ"
Tse .nb.rip.ion 10 The Mononrah- valley Bant wss o.
t.inod b COaa.ss.i AID with other a'sAS fo's>S
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

SUPERIOR CouRT-Ocr s7.-Befor' Jldge WOODBURY..
yTEpIaTs AGAINST IHL HARLEg RAJ ROAD CohPAhf.
Lu Mode. at. Tle Il s.Ycrk aud Hal, IA Railroad Com
This was an action 10 Recover damages tor personal
i.. received by plaintiff through EKcd negligence or toe
rsrt II one the afvrs employed by tae Comp.uy ap
e.. ,ha. pa, and tis wife aikng along the stt -
Eru ,ho fo-. urcer care t. driver fright and r4u
vrv suotki t4utG I'D lis lie down. lnug both
.-v,r.ly Psltn rr ovr-d damages. Hs wife, VINO
broasht sepAs.e sut, recovered : 1909.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

gtrg youI ladee and gentlemen under the age Ct tx
n,,a nho sre too yourg 20 be admitted 70 the larger
81 CHI s " Gre not aPprised q their place OF meet
inc or vb,re; ;toyprolt,c give anypubc entertain.
iaeuts. but tie nume Of the Secrets Is = w Aieai
lis siiress is Broadway Post-Ofi r." ac1 nm 1T
can doubtless b. ascc,aGed nll Jesral particulars
CoLUMBn CoLLTCY.-The Law Selool viii bs
c,.rcd or Monday evening next in the leotare.ro,,
Of tic Historical socisty by Prof Theo. J. u sgbt
Who vii ienTer a. ilt-odnotory lecture on Our
" Municipal Law, an tie Best Mole Of Acquiring
Koosledge it," Those desrous of attending this
schod vii have IN opportunity az the cl,se tho
lecture q lrrins with tic Professor. Tais lecture
VII Be open TO ali.
The QrARASTNE RioTs.-Dy some inaivertencc
paragraph printed in yesterday TElBCSs SAYING
;hst Wm. II. Anthon, esq, was preparing the opinion
Of Judge M,ioaf in tie not ard a, Qlaran
tine. There was no truth in the runor; and we take
the earliest opportunity TO correct tho erroneous i'm
pras-cn- which may be founded upon the statement
TheIe seems 10 be small regiment Of men whore
function Is to ;sI present and dislort al things m
nectei with the Quarantine business, and L is next TO
IL possible to steer Gear of their subtle maclnstons.
Bulls HTAp.--Tle cattle market took q very
usual ard very unexpected tnrn Weinesisy, n will
be by referring to regular Iepoit NJ the mar
kct. The price was higher than It wa. on Tuesday,
W ch is very rarely the case. 10 fact, don't kaow
that i has happened to any considerable exteut before
sircc the practice of opening the market on Tuesday
has prevailed. Blichels quite takon aback, AMI
some ofthcm had 20 pay three four dollars a head
more than .ncy aid have bought the cattle for
the evening previous. Trs adv lnce does not appear
70 b. owing to aty want Of supply, as the runber,
though not quite az large a. was expectct, wa over
1900 head; and, as remarked on WEDNESDAY,
goody portion of the cattle Of good quality. Tae
price 1t which the bet cattle soid for woe 9d9c.
tAou2h good fair retail market beef could be bought
at s. sIc. not counting the fifth quarter, that H.
hide ani fat. The market lively, aud Yards well
cleared out before ni.Lt Some of tie best droses
we're al iod before dinner. TIE advance IS equal to
huli ccrt pound.
TLc.e has been a still greater advance upon live
hoes. Some that dull lat Wedresday at iIc 10
gross would sell today at SIC il not SIC
Tie market fer sheep .s also better and % i for
milk cows and veal calves. With this pure AT nos
pbere ard flesh October air, the city must be getting
e sharp eppetitc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
SUPERIOR COCRT-Ocr 2T-Befor- Ju5ss Siossos.
PtGHIs aND DUIIrs OF PARTIES PCRcHAsISO sTOcI .,
ON JOINT ACCOrNT

ptGUIs ,Np DUIIFs 0F PARTIES PCRcHAsISO STOCK
OS JOIST ACCOrNT.
ab,jah Fisher and Others aet. A. G.. Jefome
IL ths action tue plaintiffs rought t. recover nom
The ,endaut hs proportion Of the loss 3 shares Of tie
soc. of The Michrsn Southern Railroad Company Lih the
p, o. had purchased Jure, 1885,, and which they srss
wa- hea hy and sold tho Joint account o hcnt
s~'ge. and the defendant.
The defendant claimed that lie asserted % the sgeeent thai u
should taken only cond tun tnrt should
BE- sold a. ufc- pl'u. Od that uumbr Of shares o the
..ocS in October 2 notice III. f"i-ndaut o q
arad that stock that taken Oh put
Which, ePpe1Ied, had been sold long time
bsf. The defendant claimed that uLdcr lie circumstances
the Mint 20 nefc not eut.'ied 20 frcufCr auythiug
Tho Judge CHARGED the jury that the nr' were oeuud 70
- IN 20 viii IN a isouste the prchase, but
tt they t.e found 10 see 'he Identical stock corIn a
In b. o-.si sud that defendant wa rtited 20 bc
died h particular stock purchased On JOINT sc-
count brought, q, never IL was sold ,,,., ~,
J. C. Carter or he plaintiffs, and DIR. j. '" Gilbert ioF tho
ota
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

FASrAsrIcMs.-The Irshtown Rangers, com
ran, Of Fu.-r,ls ron the Fra WE.j par, ed yrtrrsy
he'd tuss r .srgct practice Ihcy cr s-si
/, sc.qur Uniforms ana te a.-orr-her novel sP?car
arcr Their band consisted Il k-Ea rrsan, ia t-ngs'
The oflarer,st " lth clr.5-. aesiccs
- irL..rs Of rru.k,. auxu-s usai bv he bind
ss Tho rs uho " rsarest ths euss he pr.z>
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Mssoxic We learn from Nj. Dummond TIC editor
Of 1Ae Masonic Messenger in this city tha; the Grand
Lodge Of kentucky F. ard \. NJ, has just closed il
annual session. The meeting was Characterized by
the cordiay and good feeling fr which Kentucky is
emnepty famous. Our correspondent Informs US that
the election of Rob. Morris La. given great satsfac-
ton to the craft in Kentucky, who ratks next to New
york in number of her lodgc1 The following are the
officers Of the Grand Lodge Of Kentucky, elected
Oc. II. 1873: VI. ". Rob. Mcrri-, Grand Master
X. w Harvey j. Wilson, ID. G. NJ ". Lewis Lao-
drum. S. G. w.; W. B. j. Hinton, j. 6. w: W.
J. NJ. s. McCoiklc, G. Secretary w. a. G. Hodges,
G. Treasurer; the Rev. w. II. For-yhe, c. C.; jill.
Craig. s. g. D.; NJ. II. Logan j. q. D.; W. c.
Munger, G.. NJ; W. L. Woodruff, G. $. b. Jno.
McCracken, G.. T.; ID. ID. Richardson, G. Tyler.