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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22
Bill LIN G. 81
Rheumatic Pills
AND
LIN I M z N n.

saw The public have long fslt the need 81
III some reliable remedy or Rheumatism.
~uaN4flnpa. knowing his fact tho proprietor OF
W tf tho above named medicines some years
t,yy a since commenced the study OF thus die
k=lllkltV ease IN hs studies and practical
49, experiments with different medicines
RlliiadlAlA1 upon the various forms ct the disease,
'lY.,b hc va. favored with the ad,icc and
lHNlAlSIll counsel uf some ut thc ahlcst medic Al
N aud pharmaceutical talent of tho tunes
llc ha- at length perfected and prepared
these temciirs aud offers thpm 60 the aphricd conn
dent that ulaA NIL alNAlA pIa,s safe cnrriuHl, and
harmless Ca tho constitution. That such u their char
actor BE- ampl, aucscd uy the universal success WITH
which the, have been employed The, cure lhcuma
u,n Gout, aud Neuralgia Tho Imminent alone would
not cure these diseases the rlls nerd To b. taken in
tcrna, tho Eminent to bee applied externally, and
thus used conformity they exert genuine curative
poNct Rheumatism is tuo intimately connected with
the Liver aud other internal organs to be- reached sole
/, through tac medium of tho skin, rhcss Pills arc
peculiarly searching IN their effect upon tho Liver
They contain NO Mercury, Potash. Numine, Morphine
or an, nf those miachis,ous medicines which au too
often cmplo, cd va tho ttraupontol Rheumatism.
BttLiN0S' RuLuMArtC LtNtNUNr - = safe and
sncaeious L,uincnL Tho principal ingredients that
enter into as compouton, those frum which q derives
is greatest power, arc new, and have never before
been exhibited no an, Linimont that has hoen ,nersd
10 rc public. Il iswcll adapted Tor all r purposes Of
. Family Lnuusut ami IL unsurpassed "a curing
Lamenc-s, Spraius, Bruises, 80. We have IN our
pozpcssiun and might publish, many letters aud cert
6cates from persons who have derived great henent
fom these preparations Tho ccrtiucaica are voun
Any n.fnishcd 10y those who have been cured Of tho
various form, or the disease such a. Rheumatic Fever
Chronic Rheumatism, Guut, and Neuralgia the, arc
genuine and natural such sane persons would wnto
yet IN comparison with the certificates of ehatlatans
AnJ nostrum venlo sound exceedingly tame. We
rely entirely upon tho intrinsic worth Of these remedies
aud every sufferer vii, be ef 10 appreciate for himself
ths relief they Afford
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22
Country PRODUCED

l. /. &, l.. Z. BROWN keep constantly on
lL.h1ud Potatoes. Onions Tomatoes, Sweet
Potatoes, Sc. Tor sale at lowest market prices.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22
Stand from Under I!

4 IL duo, fgr medical services, in which
\ - ~ WILL has /. re.nriau interest. ,nu,t
DO arranged o. no srt,hr'iun ~ aid Nsw,l.
"oity, 90 forced s'-lfriiuhs 100 he made. lSstf
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bling a, Hamilton squAr. YakviH., fo, drn ard in.

bling at Hamilton square, YakviIs for dnn ard in.
speotior, ard afterwards returning TO town about I
o'occk, when they viii mnca strongh Brosdsay and
Of our prEcps! streets. The Seventh vl pHsde
about 900 men, srd the Severty-irs: about 5Oo....
Prof Jas. Byaa, L. d., vii deliver the introductory
lecture Ct the regular oourss in tle NeEYo.k Medical
Colege in Thirteenth. street, tomorrow eveuiog 80.
Tie Staten Is!saders, il lbe vicinity or Quarantine,
complain of the weekly irvsson OF their ghborhood
By tlsusSn;s OF visitors fiom New-Yo;k city wao 90
doen there every sondsy, despoi gardens Of their
howera, orchards 81 their fruit, and make tie day
hiieous WITH iid,t', Ganciug and Bsochaualsn or
gies. ca Sunday toe gsts-keeper at Quarantine
ondrg tad ne t.ok 1000 si1peDcs, People who
are down" for military iu!y, And prefer paying ,
cents TO being spbect to tie annoyance OF visit from
the Marshal and bis nyruidons, are stli allowed to
commute at the former Tste-tse Committee OF the
Division Board y. \. S. N. having concluded TO sI-
tend the time ef csmmutoton few days lcr TO
cay ct O'Clock Dr.. Francis viii open tie WirNi
Course Of medical and surgical instruction 81 Bellevue
Hospital the ffty.tbri session Of Physicians ADD
Surgeons viii be opened with lecture b. Prof
Clark, in the evening, and the Medical Department
Of the Nev-York University commences the sans
time, with lecture by Pro-. Vac B1ren. 1.-The
money found in the old tiue-piece IN AEooklyn, re-
Gently, proves 70 be 900 notes on the BVrk C. En-
gland Of the time Of Queen Anne The fiIder cas-
written to the Bsrk about tie matter.
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corsr cALESDAR-THs DAY.

CsIrED SIAIE. DIsTRIC1 toUkI .-Jary causes
So ~ IS IS. IS. 70. -, - q ~
SrPRExE CocRT-CTR ,riT.-Ps-t l.-Ncs. 80 80
rs sfs . rs7 . loo s0ls af5T J.. :, 80 2<S AT.
"a 81 US s13s Isl. .-i, 2.g :.t1' ~ rI'
iINr 3f,- 10 - - $40. :, 10 20 ~ -
ss9 -; , &c 81 200 -ss -ie1 90, @,He z"S'
s4C -. &C. 90,
SyPRExE CoURr-SPEclaL ILhN --Nos' 10, - -
SrprEi6E Cora1.-Nos. 81, 2ll, Al ~, %, Ia
~, 81 SO, q. 49, II, - 81 ~ 81 - !" ~ .
CorKE or CoHxoS PLEAs.-Psst L.Nos. illg,
81 iaS p, Ne ia 81, l57s. lj-- 80. 20
1871 si - !. c. J. ls5, ~, l,..7 i3.I ~ 20 "a ~,
RsooYtlN CIV CUUaF.-No.. -, -, -, -, %
.T,s. &. g. s. a., &, 10. 4, :, a. J. g.
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.B.ROOHL YIN IIlEuS.

Tn MANDNTs AG,SsI tn CoNIRoLLLf--4- &c
uandauus s.Ived upon the Controller at the instance
ofthe Water Commissioners, requiring him TO SLOW
cause Why he does 10, issue drafts upon the siooo
authorized by the set Of the last Legislature TO DC
ra.ed and appropriated toward the completion OF the
covered conduit was argued before Judge Lott on
Saturday, by Daniel Lord sud John Greenwood, esqrsp
for the city snd J. NJ. Nan Cctl ard Charles Con-
nor esqs.. for the CommissioneTs. The de..si0a o.
the Court wa reserved.
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TIE BARTIErT-oyIEDo INITIALS.
A COEREC TIcN
r. I've Editor al I've ". y. Tribune.

4
r. I've Editor al TIE " y. Triburs
SIR: Without intending either to confirm or deny
ycur ser.s statements concerning the BNs. 0y-do rrpt,
there made your Article The eysa: which
particularly eesire 20 correct.
You state through The medium Il h' Interpreter b.
proHered sdIsor" 1hs correct ny daughter lad no
iced Of any Interpreter nssmuch has spoken aid w:sr
the spsni.h and French languages fueny from childhood
Again you coLiaeuen: within tie walls Of tee 81
Nichols did not however nd unser tie les that had oeea
formed H. bis illness the young ls5y visited sid astsred
unto him II BY this remain you Intend to be understood
that my shter visited Mr.. De oyisdo =, re g. Niceoss
ne. osirey den, IT, except, 20 occason. waen VIE
sue ,hiy or forty other ladies'. sc attended nu,c, parry
siv.n in his psrlors. Very respectfully yo1r'
W A. BARTLETT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17

Nav FEERY-BoAr.-A lev bost nos being con-
peiei at the shop Of the Uu.on Ferry Company
nesr Asutic street all b placed he South teIy
route some tine tuIii this rsZ. week Tee II
creased travel caussd by the rev rAilroai rsntefs
additional Ferry scconnoiati0n recesssr!, sd II :
therefore proposed to IN three bos;s Instead CT I've
during that part Of tie dsy :girg which lie runbs'
OF passengers IL greatest,
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advertisement
Edifor OF TIE

EDWARD I'll. DIXON, M. ~, Editor o. &c
sspe dsvo.s his attention exclusively to OF.ad'. surgery
"a Once Consultations the obscure tseAses o. TIE
Pelvic yesa Henorrhods Rupture, fhtus And C9aeeaee
Ateu the Rec,um cured without me krIs on
b, . process recurring confinement Odioe houb kom -
.yd evenings DR.. Ds rsrdeDce No q SHAW a. AZ
other Dr. D. ~ his pivs,e Hospital where spacious
,utuess purs: ar IN re city with serala.e Infses
are provided who require The more serious
q prolonged detsc treatment unstanaoe o. asu Owe s1'
or hotels. - , ..u.
III. ofrc. q rHs scALtfL ia s. No Ves'ys Aston hoas
where al I:srsry ssd business communicated mas Dc is
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Advertise ea.
lhlNrl-eE- t--
n PIrrS lyD pUTSIX BTTTEIs.

MOFrAT's LIFE Pills AND PHGSIX BIT
They Invariably and mmeiia.ey relieve al Ordinary iersse
be.n xte,hsr A.rs ton impaired digestive ~
los. bou. ana aver sec.io-s scoS 1s2-
for ale - No IS Bfoaissy sd y Al DR. grsL
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OrPRr's Cop.LnER on. JELLY.

TIE only certain fCE CONsvNs Tio> ASTHMA sni ~
kinds OF CoUGHs. 10 tsseI ~itnout nsusra
o4r M h.. l.b..y rud sod By s.! respectable drEggs'.
PsNseLD. Psskss ho~ER,
Wholesale Ay-.is, No 10 HeeGDa1s;-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17

Success IN

SrCCrss IN LIFE.-Eyery body desires to sue
-.es and isb If tnry would olo tie . .li. g.. IN. 70
lie b,S OF ,hriI f.eue. FOWLER WELLS NO. Ss Broad
WAY make PaIeIOlos cal EIsni1A ioLs.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-oT. Ij-BsfoI

Christi pier B!sch + e. a. agt Hugh Maxwell
NE,soE, J.-Inis mt - brought sgenst the Col.
ctcrto back penalty tf cer for naturalization
O, entered q the Custom Use Al under the s;h section
Of the act Of 1876, the pcl s,J amounted 20 s5e ~.
The ground upon which Il sought 20 ee s4iled 49, TIA. ne
socs In port ~ TIE az 10; come Ede
IL sbogr hl- Is inited :, pod lcuors o. goods
.iti Ts tact appesrs non 4 oah cf one Of The o@neE
- Eir Invoice, verified y toe Consul Tat they were
he uLLl4tlTs, Slcc must rave rLctr me notice OF
the Go lecoE az = which IL spprsisr a. TIE CasoEs mus
he deem g. Rave been adgisec Is sso i1y coLhfasd
by evidence tie .4 Pici. dy made asa 81 he
p.YmeI q the pry AID the tXec1 Therefore WAS 70. war
isi,rd BY sw, q sli-sdy d crec. d.
TIE fails within The .,h section Of the Tariff AZ Of
ei. VIII npo,-s psuy = 81 per ceL, q TIE duty Tue
plaintiff Ihe rr'ors eLee oily the smcu1t remaining
ssr 6es,cilg the So per cent penalty, with Interest The
vii settle me to VIA. guen Is - De euered
h no; ssreed u D counsel
". GTl,wo1 soI pal,ig,; c. Il Hun. ior defendant.
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meeting

THE S0rIH SEyEsrH sTREET SEwER.-A meeting
Of resoe-t. th Seventh astern District
held a yrisy refsrs late injunction whicn
u irartt LiI tie corco ro processing with tae
.,wer u Committee sppotred b draft Fesol
.i,r, all - which lie meeting adjourned.
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fAiyertis-meu

SARATOGA ENTIRE WATFR-Superlor y Goa
,re. " ate, or any oht Mrsra WAFER Ia 70; sac = s
Drrsst. ,ud HO.els southern Def No 60 b. SsS
lak " W. "N'''N 49,
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81 GI,w9l ~ plal..iF,i G. n u ~ eelena.a..
SUPERIOR oURT-GESLEAL TssA-Oct. 5.-BeioEe
Justices EoFFasS, ~OopEUfF and PIERkLPoAr.
Eliza RAJ sst. Is. b. n-rnl.

Eliz. rAI ssi b. D. n-rnl.
DterJgut eppea ID from jGo gmeDt against MN iof
ass 81 IT, colt sb the 4 zoco y pain.r 20
e..ues-. April 1871 aid msrch ls5e sniogGsnI 20
x5T7 3D. TIE cef-rasnt syeirsd tsi b. December eo me
r delivered tos.ther other cfeeiiors Of the defendant
a. ment which ssrvet 20 receive IL I'LL s.-.
m.t u .hrr ero-lis IK, ME
ad twelve ueaas tom JsluaIy 1885, 81 - GEMS OF dollar
There ay.rer: 80, ,er'e notes wrfe 1yel ioI te on
,r 4 II. eeu.ud AID the sctor fer ths shefe
" tsrrre Tn- J-.G- ria tt that =. release va,
wiho. oorderon rNcrp. pEOn- 20 give the no,es tt
defendant sut,frd the the psirth about ae middle
Febfsly 1855 D-oiv Aco LA tL- rsle'se was 10
Ter the psud recoys ala utsmen. "ss ordered Ter tee
sa,id icI Stu ~
10, G, Tern seeded ,h.. The lodge 81 TIE .-s erred 10
the syTg he amount o. me oTns esD IA o.
DER u ma, With CCsts g soice Tie even.
= ". Dodge apPsA-. Nj Stew af; ~ issPo,Geii'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17

The Jsry found that to. deceased disd Of itjgrie'
caussd By Willard 2. Msypat, vhereupou the CO,o-
ner commit ed til. pr oner to await ths action Of the
Grad jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17

Total: So '5SW
The Erie and Central Roads have agreed TO reduce
the freight Of -four cents barrel
The Reading Railroad, for the week ending Octo5sr
b. brought down Is 5ji tuns, total since January
of $50 723 tuns, against 93 9l9 the same period
last year. The Schuylkil Navigation Company
brought down - 673 tuDs making total tunnage
this season of o3l G6S against 96 iOl tuns last year.
The Sinking Fuai Commissioners Of Ciocnnss
have determined 10 advertise to purchase the bonds
of the city duo in 1867 to the amount OF 500 200.
sued to the Whitewater Csnal Company and the
Lite Miami Railroad Company. These bonds bear
q b. cent interest.
The By6eio Daily Express reports the receipts Of
Wheat, by Lake Erie, at that port during the frs.
week in October at ,355, $50 bush This far exceeds
the receipts Of entire month in any year until Sep
tember 1855, with the single exception of the famine
year Of lsis-as the following figures show;
1871 June Al soo 1885, September bush II ~
IsiI October 2oeo 1885 October. l6scs
1873 ocoeer........ 0o oooliS4 November ..'. SiS'
1t is understood that the Supsrntendents Of the
various lines Of railway, east and wet, will meet 1t
Cleveland, Tuesday next 18th instant, for the pur
pose Of arrar gbg new timetable tor the Fall and
Winter.
The City Bank of Racine suspended payment %
holders are amply secured.
The following is the condition Of the inances Of
Tennessee:
Rseeiyed into the Treasury from al sources from
Oct l. 1857, o Oct ], el,sB,Bf
Ad5 10 this balance remaining In the Treasury On
Oct l. "'" '"
Which make. the total receipt. So u
Disbursements tor all pnrPcsss from Oct |. is0, 70
Oct ], ''.
which leaves balance In the Treasury on Oct. !, -
1883, pi'v'" -
The aggregate expenditures Of the two years endisg
Oct. J. 1859, have been increased to the extent Of
$3il coo n, by various extraordinary expenses re-
auired by law TO be paid out Of the Treasury within
that period Take this amount from the gross axgre-
gate expenditures Of the two years and leaves, -
the actual eXpe ndtuIes for tho ordinary purposes OF
government including the payment Of interest on 40
tusi indebtedness of the STATE the sum OF ~
The aggregate taxable property OF the state MOUNTS
20 s377 SOS 6i, beng an increase Of taxable properly,
since Oct T. 1851 Of $40 $50; and that the recspts
into the Treasury for the last two fiscal years have
been considerably than sufficient TO meet tho ex.
pe1dtures Of the same period.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17

DEAD HoRsE.--An omin ous event happened at
Tammany on Saturday night. poor old horse
ssid to be the famous war-horse Of the Democracy
was struck by a Geographic dispatch from the West
ern elections, and straightway gave up the ghost.
On the bright Sunday morning, as the faithful were
thirstily vending Pewter Mugward (Tammany don't
drink on Sunday for their customary drains, they
were startled by the presence Of this prophetic emblem
If Tammsny's post-election fate As the Fowler rode
down to the Post Office he turned pale at the omeni
Father Kennedy felt white, but could not show it
because Of his auburn whiskers; Supervisor Bel-but
there was no passing bell" to profane this deaths
the crowd of iders ike caron crows, scented out the
game and all day long they made melancholy attempts
70 be witty over the deiunct quadruped. The poti-
clans who usually nfest the wgTam on Sunday were
uneasy they had business uptown, or were going to
church. or there were sick at home, and, rueuy
eyeing the stark war-borse, they sneaked down the
first side street with esd foreboings OF what the
omen might signify 1t was dolefnl time the day
was dreery; the election news was bad; the liquor
law stringent the wigwam looked deserted; the
blinds were up the door half closed, and there with his
glazed ard lsck.lustre eyes staring at its venerable
porch lay dead hote, broken down upon the track,
distanoed, winded, deuuct mis- clamny lips saying as
plainly as possible: "Such, O Tammany shall be
the fate of thy Wsr-Horse when the ldes of Deem
Der shall have rolled over thy shaky AMI lettering
walls
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IAtveriseren.l
BRADY's GALLERI

Has REMOVED nom No SO Broadway 10 No. 6 Broadway
corner OF Bleecterst-
rao1oeRAPHs DAeuEsRTorYprs And ANsHoTrrzs.
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Total .............. fNsN. w -
The following iss comparative statement OF the
value Of exports from the commencement Of the
.los
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17

SERloUs RUSAwAY AcCIDEN1.-O Or Saturday after
hone stscned csrsxe consisting :vo aen bsesne
nisL.rso IN F,cu BedioIG anc or both
dashed upon the pSyeuer sd were considerably In
Ju.s. Mr. Poo.e n attempting % sop he horse, sn
freeki dow badly hu Osce. Johnson conveyed aiu
20 Tia residence IL Ciuor Ils yelc.s dsssd 20
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CSIIED STATS COMMITS. lOSERS OFFICE-OcT.
-Brlors M Jos.Ps bsIpSHaS

THE ALLEGED EEyENrE fLsD,
TIE U-t.1 s.s.e. 81, lrA,hs- HefIiei .,
Tie defendant G. hss al -sdy teen Ieported wa held
70 ta "a 81 90. r. ale pon ,hs revenue 81 urcef-
v.l ia rrt.d soces T. 3sy sl,,!-s las.c II he =
uilsd su5rt Tr-Trs1-. srs Gee W. 80, Et"iid Rove
Jsu.s N ~ rev ara VIZ II Ar5-r.
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TBE WATEnWoExs- CoItroIler having re-
fused to ray tire j,.Hs " TIE Water Commission
for finishing toe conduit, Zee puDairg engine hss
been stopped. Tse water Gov u the Reservoir
vii rot last over week. TIE sscsmus which was
served upon TIE Controller ari srgued on sst1rday
vii probably r decided Il t.-s % sIgw Of 81 81
rangeuen. OF tie prssen; difficulties. /! may be
remarked however ;hst ,he ers re RiigeEood has
heretofore been o., OF order sud il is lot % csis COW
but that some tefect IL the machinery mag Dc tie real
esuse for q suspension Of operations.
NV MiIrriRY COyPANT.-A rev uiiitsry CON-
pay - ,,-eed 20 ne lS,h Rszeut -ey orssoifei
oy - esc;o- Of Heay B.scen. Cspsn CoF-r4s = SfAs
~ -.sLsLt; A. Isaac s.-l,iIe - - -e3a-.
F'RrvE>s REcEPTIos.-A uss,ios o: deiegs'es
r'pr sr.rs Er g- Cc.Pal.es Nos J. s IT, IT, y e ~ uose
Is 10 ard eoos LsdteT seli Il " s. house
q Friday rll; si- 10 receive C0osi'unoo
~ E1e n TtuTisy eseriug reNt, ther reyra oca
Wit Phisds Ia. T5e Mssh,s The
wao As-gseit vii Be --tcf caaTs- Of Engine company
Nc ;
COUSTEREEfr Bill s.-Three nsr named Ffeterick
Bs.dwia John Brschrf.. az. Nu. Ntss ted
Eiioay rzht az pa sig coGltsrt.t - biz o. He unv-s
Bsik e Ma. bio q the Mech.Iic Bzlk e New hsvon.
sIs bs tSe af ,tsric Bah q Newport: l. Tse s..
cusei we're 81 he'd tor hearing b Justice NoEeiogse
CITY NoRT ,IirY.-The total number OF deaths 10
this city it5 q which y u ~o1eG .
boys soi 81 s. OF whoie ruub-r Is ~ere under one
year Of Natives Of Ae United Sass. = Ireland, le Ger
May Ersl.as B'-4A Amen PT''s, s'el,1i' " A-e''
and G-kEowr, each.
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10. 50 vat FoprteenM ,i,ee,. sa.urd.y.


FyIGRayTs SwISDGED Three Germans named
Jo.p Miller Ulhch Settle AID John ktt: from The "es az
Germ sEy They secosd on tie cars before te sIis
diced 70 the rot ous sunins q jena Enrirh IL ce
cor street be- b.y we p ,uss fo Je III .So
In regard their circumstances Being anxious 70 secure heir
pssssle tickets runrer sccompssed them to bogr, icke;
, pameo upon them instead Il eameiiok-ts o htyre
iSt. p,ce sas bsi1s become .~sr Of the .wind they sp
ptsee HIM ard were only .bed ior ,he i'oues
Ennght then presented b! Of g p each ir n9es ooEns
break and bis roughs preeded 70 search them tI9
% them all their money aer which ihey Tar = them ino ne
street Thtii baggage "ss conveyed on chd me Ausns N
spit, 4 their They appeared before Justice Con
obsinsd through ~ No sirs.i. Gao oesn
rade ~ Ococs yesterday but 70 be hoPd thst me VII
H. eps lsyinS them en,eiy de.se may be brourh. to
rice ih three Germans h.ye been provided Tor b.
The fulse III. bosId the Ausisa which a' 20
| day.
| BRoErS SHOTNARfR's Plan 70 GET LEiTHfR.-
Abuhsm Godfrey sq., O. lie firm Of Cooley SOP NO y
d. eE Tia, they Bad been osraoded oct Of quantity Of
sth,r ty meas q the following forged iae;
me y btsIef yea more Of that and P..sn.
Leather qaic ?, GOD r Winter Us, = 9s
mo % Newark Avenue JeI'sy cry"
The a'.e was S'sq % me G b hoovg M r.
Dsumer Informed tlat loe ioIsed The boy W.
@ ho OF the ssy H oHe aa. RE a.tei hin 70 DO
an eraud; 10 above mentioned AID bring back
r leather and tie leather given Rice al aooa
in Montgomery street jersey City, fr which he the ooyl re-
oeiysd Rice also arrested and committed 10 as~ef
C,rGHT ~ THE Acr.--George Wallace aad John
Smith were found yeserdsy the b-chet-nop u
Ron,h.l No bonp.on ohoei vac pure, a ss
Eighth Precinct, the C TIE shop OPeu sna
before they had chance 20 carry On snythAt
light the door had been cec snd a
after which ioo had been oPeued from tns
cad Justice Ousckenbu.h o he'd them 70 arsser deas u
$1,000 bslltsch
STaBBIsG ArFRAY.-Jsmss Mullens, Of No. 81
Third avenue had alteration Saturday night with
man John Csshan during which Callahan stabbed nim
In TIE ode knife. The wound not considered serious
the knife havinz Of the conpainsnts nos Ciahsr
Mulers owed him ten cents and not only refused %
psy the debt bc struck him, upon which povocition he stabbed
him Justice Quachenbuh committed me accused " answer
in default Of s l0 Obau
NEW Communicated Howard was arrested
on Saturday evening psu1s couueIfei, s. notes Of tie
Mechanics Baut New hsytu, Conn., Tie bAs are iay exc
cted would readily oeerye ineSpeTeIced person In
default coo bail Justice Steers committed the accused :"
| ADbwer.
| INeursTs.-Coroner Schirmer held an inquest yes-
erday the body Of Patrick Cunningham Of No - Tenta
street who accidentally fell down stsIs ard broke hb neck
The ,sme Coroner inquest James Daily onsshors
nan vi fen OF OF Pier No T. North hyer and vas Orc sceo
Also Of named HcsBbst, q, No % rea
! street Who lO-Id dead in AtT room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17

STATEN ISLAND RAmRoAD.-This road is just
approaching completion and the Company expect to
have 20 far progressed with the work by the lst of
January as to put it into operation at that tune The
road when completed will be about fourteen miles in
length extending from Stapeton on the east side, to
a point nearly opposite South Amboy, with which
place it will be connected by boats, thus offering adj
dtopal facilities to passengers over the Camden and
Amboy Railroad TO Philadelphia for communication
with this city. The rosd al present in course OF
construction is divided into nine sections, upon each
of which from 30 20 80 men employed The gra-
ding throughout the entire route is nearly completed,
and the contracts for rails AID other materials have
been made. 100 tuns of rails are being furnished by
the Moptour Company, of Philsdelphis, POO tuns OF
which are already on the ground. The locomotives
and cas- have also been contracted for and will be
ready at the specified time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17

THE CENTRAL PARK YEsTERDAY.-An Immense
concourse Of people enjoyed the brilliant weather of
yesterday in the Central Park. The Promenade for
two or three hours, wss dense mass of humanity,
and the charming alks Of the Rambe were alive with
health and pleasure seeker. The clear air and
splendid sunshine gave strong effect to the still fresh
sunshine gave strong effect to the still fresh color Of
the grass and the thoussndhued fosge of trees and
shubbe,y 1t is rot easy to estimate the number of
people 90 the Park but the Third Avenue Railroad
alone Carried 40, 000