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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

TERRIBLE MURDER.--The people Of Miami County
Ohio are greatly excited about murder which took
place on Friday morning last near Covington, IN that
county. MapDipg, the murdered man. and the muir
derer, whose name is spelled differently in different
sccounts-as Hobata and OBatty-hsd been com
pspions in Csliftrnis. Manning was Ksntuckian
and loaned Batty money to get home With the latter
representing that his father was wealthy, aud would
pay the morey. The Dayton Empire says: they
stopped il Dayton lat THURSDAY. Manning purchased
pair of boots Of A. Philips Third street. and he pur'
cha ed suit for both at one OF the clothing stores
their clothes being nearly worn out They went up on
the evening train and got of together at Piqus and
started off for Jacksonville. When near Coviogtoi
in the woods, Bst.y determined to kill Mannios, 10
order he Gays to avoid paying him back tbs money
for his expenses, which amounted to considerable
sum, and then to rob him Of what he had. Falling
back few steps, he sbot Manning 10 the head With
revolver and when he fell he cot his thros. With bis
kpife in order to make sure work. The murderer had
blood his Clothes and confessed the deed An extra
of The Pgud Register Of yesterday afternoon save:
He was taken to-day to the scene Of the murder for
another examination and it is thought by many that
summary punishment will be meted to him without
lodge or Jury. The excitement is intense Piqua Is
almost deserted hundreds of our citizens have gore
on, 10 the vicinity where the bloody deed was enacted
to witness the preliminary ex Examination, and to get
sight u the prisoner.
A WIFE DESTROYS HER owS CHILD AND THEN
COMMITS SUIcIDE.-We learned last night the partl.
cua,s of terrible domestic tragedy which occdrred
near Iebauuon Warren County, on Saturday last, in
which vie deserted by her drunken husband pois-
obed her own chld and then destroyed hersef The
story Of our informant is a. follows Richard Davis,
caro- ner llvig near Lebanon. having become d ssh
psted neglected his family, and fnay, on Friday last,
deserted them, Leaving them penness to beg of se-
fish world or starve The wife 10 despair sought de h
rather than degradation. She administered laudanum
to her child little boy Of three years Ct age, and
then took the remainder herself. On Sunday moropg
the reighbors found the mother with the child IN her
aIms, both stone dead. They were Mortified and as
the spread the indignation toward the brutal hus
band and unnatural father, grew intese.
lCincnrai Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
DIED.

GRIFFIN Tuesday morning Sept IS Of consumption John
M Griffin the Frs Ward OF this city, and connected With
the Pest Office for In the Sst Of h
ste steamship De Soto, her from New
Orleans TO New York He returning home hoping regain
bis les,h in his native air but Goo IN His wise dspenssop,
ordered othewse He died the morning Of the Third day
after leA,ips New OrieaIs May bis s,u in pe.ce
ewOieADs. Mobile. and s. Louis papers please copy
BROWN-On "Wednesday Sept 81 Susan Adesde, daughter
OF Matthias and Jane Y Brown, aged and non;hs
CLlFTON-On Thursday morning Sept q Gideon Clifton, in
the s5;h year Of his
Hi. friend. th.e 4 biz family espeo. fully invited to hi.
funeral from his late residence Nc. leo Last Eishiy nth
street between Third and Fourth st O'clock on
Il Saturday oftefnoop without further Invitation
CLARk-ln South Brooklyn. Tuesday evening Sep. 20
Jo2 Slnk. twin Of Berrara +. And Martha T. Clark
DR0GEln this city, "Wednesday Sep, g. Henry Drose,
IN th, S5,h year Of his
FOLLEs On Tuesday Sept. 90 suddenly. Mr. Edward FOss,
il aged 81 years
GREGORYor Thursday Sept. q Lewis Gregory in the 5ih
year OF his age.
The and friend. the family invited attend hi.
Church Hoy Trinity Brooklyn without further invita-
ton. TIE remains will be iaken 70 Green wood
CIBLINin Dublin on Saturday Aug r. Mi,h.el Glblr aged
- years formerly Of this city.
GANNON-ln this city, Tuesday Sept - Ca.hArine Gsnnoa
daughter Of James and Ann Cannon yea and on;hA
BaRRIsoN-on Tuesday, Sept ~ Mr.. Francis Harrison. In
re 18th year Of bis age.
PP-On Tuesday evening Sept g. Mary Ann inan, ds1sh
6, Of Aasog AID Mary l. KPp, VedS yes's and 10 days
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Ata,xy sp. as N -FLorR-Ba'in"ss node'ssss
,.srrdsy, pris~s WHEAT 10 ioprcyed eemsad for uhas
;,h ss'cs OF 10 81 0S4sl o. for e-Si,euaosaa,
ana 81 20 Tor Mchissu Corn arc" snH nes vaa
a ,osl demand; ssks 81 SEQ bush- Wstetn Axsa ~ Va
Wasx Y srr ui,h fair demand ssles Of 10 ebs !" 1fc
pail ami ppi. Sept = -floua steAds WasAr saai
WHITE 81 asa 81 81; Red 81 l6dS, ~. CoN Avsooed
faac ,sl-s Of 500 busa Yellow so6s7c OATS sssAyS
SIC. WHISKY, HGNsc. .,...-..,
Brry.Io Sept 22-6p -fLors ssdy and IN ser
lols.s. m sses Of 1900 hes - q ot extrs SAs c9
Surrs Wheat, o. 80 for extra Wisconsin hosa 90
SIS tr socd 10 choice Capa5iao. OHIO Mlenss' -
Ipdsrs; SIS asa 81 for doune sx'ras th~ a,ee. s
yery choice IN fir demand; uArhe 90 SsoS
sale, Of IS COO bush No Chicago az Mnve 10 49,
C.rss,,n imb 4, sac on bush Rseae sprint $50 400
priyse terms go bush Whit Indiana and 'oas eG
sss white Canadian At 10 CoaS scsrcs and s ssSs OF
eco bu,h At scc steady 20, eys SAGE sne nmt
ssss OF 900 bosh OATS h scc iemans scaf sna um-
err no sales WHISKY quie. AZ - CANAL FssiS"" w.
Gu need - .-,,.- -. ~ N. H.
Cswrcc Sept. as NIB" rn'svorsee wnee OF soe -
few a.y, h.ye detained feet " v,s.s Viii n are nov Up
psed 70 b. lake, srt l Consequence onun1ss
prIy supplied with Bresdsof. WAs.r TO FOOD mne ae-
but advanced views 81 h .s restrict
CHICAGO Sprir hid SEA 40 with oyen ~ s'sot
anal lots Red Winter S CosS wa ted % sone on me
spo and little 20 srriy. soou oars c'nrsas
US for CANADIAN arrive refusd CAN'T FssisaIs
unchanged. CANAL ExPosrs to-day-aoo o,h -Four ias"
bu.h Wheat ,y...~ a.
CarcAco Sept. ia m.-ELors quiet was.r hssni
sal.s bu.h 7307sc for eprins from core a
a, 7ie oars 6rm RGc.lPrs 5sc Dbl. Flour $500 eush.
Corn s0e bu,h. Oats SHIPMENTS: 1890 helA -Four LOO
bush Corn, IA 900 bush Aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

tba: .,e,, ssnorn;,.,ors are also out In this 81 ~
ain lar cs.es The ony safety - 20 'efu'e =" sd
rOes uLtil the Bsuk or the Eegrsvers hsre esP
"Carads hiss GIT the bNk fever. rue D.,
hus are beire Organized: -. trsoc's, i,os ~.
Greepvile County, Bradford, western '''''"' "''
East. ID T. ~pship s,r,c;t.,a5
The Sanford Bank, Maine, has been resuse"a'eu'
The Cashier .ays il is TO be all right this t,me A.,
"Doub,s ave thrown on the B sss River banA' aa:s
Il is thought the Bark has made q lar ioau y. I've
cunercy 10 parties VII, spouting !. a. security 'of
available funds.
"Tbs .pouripg Of unsecured currency, !. no. pru.
IDENTIFY sged Is 10 XII the osuk tha' issues IL
The ST. Louie Republican Of Monday thus notiees
the exchange and morey market in that city:
"The reu aiks suitable TO mepey movements here
through the ist part of lat week apply To the ciose
Of il EYcfaa &c on the East became little more dt
hcut to be obtained, and may be stated to have been
.bon Of the demand, ard firm at the usual rate OF
premium in bapksb'e funds, and 1t cuuency New
Orleans was prem ium for bankable funds Taere IL,
however but little demand for exchange on New
Orleans The demand for New York exchange hiss
been good AID parties have bad difficulty to 'io'Ire
at We note q sale of goo on Saturday 1t per
cent but regular customers are supplied to the extent
| of their claims, Of /.
"Cunepcy is more sbuodant. Some OF the brokers,
recently refusing to cell at were, on Saturday trying
20 sell at to II may be A1oted buying 10 81 sell
ing 10 l. Money matters seemed TO be growing III
| tie easier. The deposits OF some Of the institutions
daily increased during the week. Payments hsve been
promptly met as Q general remark, at al the nsa'
| tutiors."
The r. ceips of Flour and Grsn at Chicago for she
week endirg Saturday and for the season. compare
With 1858 "A follovs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
The unit in store for 1859 compares as follows:
THE MILWAUKEE, AND HORIZON ROAD

To ne Ed,so, u TA< ". Y. Tribune
SIR The holders Of the first mortgage bonds OF the
Milwaukee and Horizon Railrosd Company are IN
qusrdsry. 1t appears from the sworn statements OF
the officers that the earnings have been nearly sum
cer for the payment of the interest on 9TH hrst aad
second mortgages, but that they have been appropr
sted 10 other uses The embarrassment OF the hrst
ortgsee bopdholders arises in this wise: Their inter
Get h now two years IN arrears; proceedings Oh ORC
closure cannot be commenced under the trust Deed eS
cept at the instance Of the holders OF majority OF the
bords large proportion Of whom are also oxners OF
second or sge and other bonds which would De en-
tirey wiped by foreclosure of the hrst mortgage
ard they. Of course, are not expected 10 ente. WIN
much slacity into course OF proceeding that must
result 10 loes 10 themselves The whole issue amounts
10 $40, 900, Of which 5000 have been Cancelled;
400 600 are held by those Gho also hold seconds and
some 500 600 $50 900 by persons whose ind
gives rise 70 the suspicion that they are upon goo
1pc erstardipg with the officers Of the road. The
residue Of the issue, amounting TO something
over $40 600, is held in small sums, the
left for these parties to apply for an Injunction and
the appointment OF Receiver, the best legal opnion
being that any one boudho:der may do this where
Company is in and .1e Trustee refuses or neg
lects TO act Such proceeding involves expense and
the giving of security 10 large SUN. The expense
may easily be divided bet the parties comp anan
if there be more than one, but the giving OF security is
matter which cannot well be divided, and no lndi
Vloudl may % VIKING 10 incir THO TOE Ponsiouy
here lies the difficulty. Meanwhile the road and
equipment are wearing OUT the earnings which are
diverted into other channels, and the pospec: is that
they will continue to he diverted un the pstience
of the bondbolder becomes entirely exhausted when it
is presumed they will the necessity of resorug to
stringent to prevent entire sscr6ce OF their
interests. Had this mortgage been foreciosed when
the fret default was made, the interest would have
been promptly paid out of the earrings, aud the prop
ery have come into possession OF its rightfol owner5
in good condition. and the bonds which can now De
purchaed at 40 b cent, would be worth par but the
parties in interest have been divided in opinion to
the beet course to pursue and when compelled at last
come their possession in such state of repair
oIequre outlay Of thousands Of dollars to put it in
safe running order. ,.
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v,rr - az, et., On ve1Issasy SCI - MAD An
e., .s,d ia ,eU, uonths and " so@
a. "a m,,,su-sh On Monday, SER ls Mr. Philip Lap
ssed % carr
LyNCuJu ,h. -, rn.'ely s>p - ssb-r- LyI,n, 800
If iobn ,ro q n L,rch. ssss :, Do1ths I'D ts7S
ururus a. T,r,.ovo % WAdr.-isy e-esirs s~p.- q
h ~. H. Toufse., child Of Daniel A. AID s,rss l.
M,,h~~a n -..,A .o
az r.. ..l the residence Il b.: {. her No ~
90, ,,..t peer Id sie~ eootyn fas sidsyl si-.
pom .. y dcoch The remains vii De A1ea 20 0esn'0"
Cemetery =. NJ,
MCDONALD - IN Brooklyn. WedDesdsy Sept Il, N.Y.
Lsf.y..,e McDoosd, IN he Sjtb year Of a' age
roprEO, wedoessay s-p q, Eshsr Arm, is1Es.er o.
soah spe Ad.Hne Noble ser long and severe ness u ne
etb yssr a Der Ase
osyHITER-In hi. city On Tuesday sp - ef1r1ry sftr
.bcr- ane Illness Joseph Ose-er u he f5h ya' 0'
he age
Cooper yoapsss child Of Chares add Emma Ryao AGED
sDd mol tbs-
spERwoop-In Porehsssr Thursday Sep. q Daniel j.
sberuood, aged % y-sr and q esJ. - a.,, q
d rioei rbe relatives ssd friends respectfully Invited
70 al. nd without further Invitation
SANDS sa.o,e conh on .oo,day s,y c;au dals
Jn,bus r sands o. s. Navy, ased ysars and months
eCOTT-On Friday sep Is ~ The resdsce Of Or ros No'
tury very suddeflv J. W. SOFT The 9th Of he 'se'
sCHWlRZ-Ip this city Tussdsy, Sept. ~ Ms Rsoecea
schw.rz In :he sf.h year Of her age
wILsON-Ip Wfan,bGrgn "Wednesday norma, Sept ~
sneis az James B. and AnArdA NJ Wson, asen 10
years ard II months
wBETELAw-In this city ru'day Sep. % sssd % year,
Maihsw hsteisw. .
WHEELER-In Syracuse. on Tuesdsy syt II Mn MarJ C.
Cuyler, wife Of PaIk Wheeler. e'q, aged y yess.
Nyw-yoRK TYPOGRAPHICAL sOCIErY-The mem
ber th, Society requested end ID. fpnefs5 orr Co
e.s.~d brother GEORGE POWER, from bis late residence
Scheme horn street soIth side between bond snd 800. ~
streets Bookyn in sccodsDc. with the fnsra nce 70 o
| dsy's pagers. &c Faulkner, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
U,lIrID STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-sEPr. 2
Before MIR. JoscPH BRiDGHAM.
BROOKZ YN II,ElN,S.

The SECOND DISTRICT ASSEMBLY DISPUTE
Mayor Powell, to whom the claims Of the contestants
for the Democratic nomination for Assembly Of the lid
District was referred, has decided in favor Of Mr.
Charles Kelsey as the regular candidate. In compG
0oce With On agreement made between the candidates,
Mr.. G. =. Leslie retires fro n the field.
Opening OF THE EVENING ScBooLs.--The public
evening schools of this city to be opened on Mon
day evening next, the Goth inst, at the following
schoohouses; Corner Of Concord and Adams streets;
1t the schoohouse in Warren street; at the school.
house corner of Fifth and North Fifth streets at the
school house in Remsen street, at the schoObOuse in
Adtlphi street, at the school house at Greenpoint.
and at the colored scbool.house in WoughbS street.
Thee schools are free and intended for those only who
are unable to attend the day schools.
MEETING OF THE PARK CoNMIssIoSERs.-The
Commissio appointed by the Legislature for the
purpose of selecting parks and public grounds in the
CSty of Brooklyn met at the Mayors office last even
ing. Judge Greenwood presided. Committee of
the "South Brooklyn. Association" consisting Of
Nessrs. Lewis Roberts, j. S. T. StranahaD, ID. 5.
Bsrnes, and Mr. VIM Libby, presented the plan OF
ns,k on Prospect Ill., and extending across Fatbush
svepue to Cemetery, for the consideration
of the Commissioners. nan
c)uding bills va leys and plains, and is interspersed
with woods and natnral shIubbery 1t is bounded oy
Ninth avenue Vanderbilt avenue Butler street, CIss
son avenue, and Ninth street. Ooe great advantage
in favor Of these grounds is that they accessible
from all portions Of old Brooklyn aud a part OF the
Eastern District. Several gen lemen spoke OF the al
yspaRes of such Park and the subject was referred
70 the Committee of the Western District Tor report
Xfter some conversation the Board adj ,uned 1t is
expected that plans will be perfected by the fret OF
November, for presentation Il the Common Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

WOMAN Instantly Torn TO PlECEs-This
morning Mrs. Schosbsl, young creole Whose hus-
band is engineer in Menis drug mills on St Charles
stJee, between Fifth and Sixth went to til, plsee as
ususl, about O'Clock, to carry him his breaka
While Mr.. Schnabel was eating, his wife stood near
TIE machinery, conversiug with him; There is large
up,ixbt shah few inches from the principal wheel
hAt carries the mschiney Mrs. 5. was STANDING ne ar
thie, and bent over to pick up her husbands pipe.
Her caught in the cogs of the wheel and she WAS
drawn in between il and the shaft. Her egs, arms,
and ckbone were instantly crushed to atoms, The
effect Of the shock was great as to break the ms
chmery IN several places. Her husband in van tried
to rescue her. and when the awful fact flashed upon
his mind that che dead his grief knew no bounds
Mrs. Schpsbel was an intelligent, industrious woman,
and much devoted to her husband and child
ST. Louis Evening Bulletin Sept. II.
Az OLD Man KIcSED To DEsrH.-Lsst eveniog,
the,e was gathering at the tavern of Luke Nedder
IN Clarksvile, Albany County, when dispute arose
between an old man named Jacob Moak and young
man named Garrett Winnie. Very exciting lapgasge
vas used by both, and fight ensned, which was
urged by some OF the bystanders. We were unable
u learn ali the PARTICULAR but il appears that Winnie
Knocked Moak down. and while he vas upon the floor,
Jumped upon and kicked the old in such violent
fpapper that be soon after died. Moak upward Of
IS yeals of age, hard.workpg and Industrious man
working upon the farm OF his cousin lie was not an
Incorporate man, though be would occasionally taks
alAss Of liquor Winnie is about % years of age, OF
tn1sspsrste habits, and considered test young msa
Albany Journal 2n
II. Secretary Of war has in accordance with the
v made an abstract report Of the returns Of the militia
OF he several Ststes New York heads the list with
II. nuivs ..uy" Of $50 000; California Aas 3o ,'0
iDo is 81, 400 Ohio, l76, ass Pennsyvanis, ltCoO
Macs. ;huse,ts, leSsi9; Virgins, $50. Inc ng1ies
chow total in the United States and Territories OF
> 1867 Of which about 100000 are infantry,
u, 90 cavalry; l2ooe artillery, and $4,000 ridsmen
No other uati has 80 vast effective army as this
vouh bs In ca Of reed II is practically useless for
cysior invasion for Government tyranny but for
Ssf.nse il is inv Dcibe-sId yet in time OF pssce Il
~ !. oompsraiiyey nothirg-keeps no man from his
~ ~ rnily, ssd esvS issssissss in public Adsirs
s.ssuI = unh3cin Wtsg.;
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ss .eh ,.s sosA nns :s. !. n. :. 5' .;
s.saip,. .quv..st 70 on"ee, "a ,sss sssau,.
saa - by tss sD,ered Into ens.seGeo- rA s- eorpo
s'"e Tos eeItii ,.s ryaared Y sec zoo ,etDRs
al. .. ssn.s he e-ctsd the co'po
y Witch a. T;ts, 20. s Thu s ss IL .s y
Ne pss ire Of a. Conducting hs .leei'n ,hs Sa,s
% o. ~ s's S ss e@
Wsr der IL fbe in soch certiscste that the
sDs e v -.,' ..ss ~ VOC later 1, q.
q iniYr.a !. he absence Of CONTRARY evidence
ucrnT CT GENERAL sEssIoNs-sr-,. za-Bsfor. Cit,
Joh, c.rvev Was tsisd for an ass.,lh on Archibald
Ssws,, Of No "a sIts avenue and ~. conyic:ed He
v~suS.d Si urse 70 rodoce saAvs 10 bis defense
n .s A,ic- tried and scqt.sd charge Of passing
es.s,s S on ..tss :, ~ 0s s....d with u
...an on william bsuvst on tse ,s s.ptembs, in Haasn
ss' sss ol p sus Hn we. stabbed
b. L.rkn Of good cnsee'er ina, ne
.Iy him Of sae assault. He rernandsd GA ball.
CoUTr or sPDelAz sEssIOSs-srrI 2a-Beiors Justices
QUAcxTspVsH, BKEyxas, ssd OSBORN
Ann CSo~sy, stesipgj PeDlteouary SIX months.
A.. srih ,Ds&,y KeTy .s..,ns two ea.sTs rsmaoasS
e n,5y f.es Ag
a az: .p .y H r:sa '%sP's ss''
tCnno ..a and s.ter sis sas s.sIs: d ps r.
.'S s . Sifss 's6
sn c.ihslp. Convey assault .Ss .ss s..s5y
\
est ,usseDdd Eliza Dunn s.sol. and es.ery reminded
YsrJe,ick Ysu kner battery jodgmen, saPene-d
Jonp M,r.y assault and battery ed SO Jobsona Keefe
U.ul ard battery 6Ded IS Pet Peppei v..ni sne bat
ssry Jacob R.bley keeping d,:od'Ily hou.e jads
snt spen6sd George scDuysr assault and ost ~ haeo
o6 ss,tin whotnao ieepios dsaIds'y honse Judgment
Susp>D6.d John Ksehn.r, asssut end battery hn'o
Lave tsspi d:ord-Iy oose jads me's .1.prnssd ,
B1set end battery; hDed 90 "ihsm On e
Son and battery 6ued s5 Charlie: schene s'ssn,
ard suspended Charles Koch assault and
1siy suspended Mar fsxon, assault AMI b.t~y
suspended Charles Brsneber ssaalt and battery
Seed g.
U,IrID STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-sEPr r.
Before MIR. JosrPH BRDGHAM.
MURDER AT SEA.
John Cowap, charged with the murder Of ship
mate was before the CommsoDer The testimony
ohov.d that prisoner aud another sacr named Apdeison
saed the ship Witt Clinton from Liverpool to this port
qosree6 their bIeskt From words they came 70 blow
eusDed In OF ~hicn Anderson was
sAbb.5 He died four Gays an1rwsd The Diff 1y occurred
18th Of August The examination 10 not yet finished
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
SUPREME COURT-GEsERAL TERM (eDumerated) -
Nos So g. ~ 2o IS IS 49, 81 49, H. Ill, 81 So 30, 81, %
g. 81, g. s. 81 65 So, So 10 "a IS. "a u.s.
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcUT Shot Causes Noe
I9 5ss 2si 24s2 3ol A,o ISL 4575, 465f 1906 s'oa
ses, 637. 500 1904 $3.50 - o.. on -
BkooKLYs CITY CoURT-Nos. So 81, So, Sc, 90, 3,
Is, a. g. A. /, Is, 2 r. s. ~, 81, %, 81, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

Hides 7idSc y 10 Tallow 7d7ic. p 10; esin' s2e's
BBsef Extrs sed Fint quality includes nothing but The
bsla,se fat saed Oxen. Second quality ,neadss The e.ss
sss FED Oxen The Allied Cows aud the beat three
Seer, Ordinary consists Bulls and the refuse Of s
SHEEP includes Cosses and When thoss OF hssrof
thrown out . 49,, s,c - A,
There vere the Eastern Railroads sl2 over he
Boon and Lowell and 81 the fchbusi ~ OF hoss ever
the Ftchbue vere from Albany.
REMARKs-Tbere not quite % large stoc. nefk"
dsv as sales Of Beef Cattle some quicser out no I'M
movement In prices Store Cattle remain dull pdces having
DO inward tendency Sheep copsue dull pdces rather ws
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In Ms steamship Europa, from Boston Js, Lissyod-wn
Everett Rev T. u. Hale Dr. Geope Hay ssrd, j 0eas, H.
Browne. Z n Kupp+I DnPs, and k.rwic; bs;11i IN
East Boston, Mad L. Hoener, Cambridge, Nm 4 0oshsu,
Providence Csp, p W Peuhsllo~ Pc! smos,hi H. G B9'
nett Belfss Mr. and Mr. g. Martin, T. Dresnsr J. eu,
bers w: Moore L. switzrr aud O. Doughty. Nsw Yot Il
A. Wsrd Miss p Ward, Rechsstsri Battery 49, &c !,
J. p Faulkner WisconsiD C. Wilsop ChcsSa U,ss 0o1e4
and A. Z. Penny England NJ and hn Gen Wa.sen ehin
snd pure, Mrs Mcmillan Lyerpo'li T. PaIhss 2tsat
tiers maid Ma. de Lauepey and coildsen, GondOa ~
leDot Parts; Mr. Godstsin Hndders6eld Eng " Jessa -
burg; jas Bioome Manchester Jss Lumsden, euiAss4
Glasgow Total 48.
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RICE u quis.; we bear Of - 80 Of 100 tea 1 sssssp
leo n
sUGARs-Tse rarkst has been qis. OWNS 70 The iaeisss
W. .,he, sle. " 500 bhds Csbs Sd6 ksta.d are ssy.
SpICEs-We hau % ,,.ss - so cs-es Csssis a. ies Z
STEDs-A limited segsId for old Clev-r~et Z" stos}s !;
rev /. qut Nd nouins Timothy Seed s ia fsir densod
AZ 80 70 bnsh Cacuus LDs~ed is ia fsir rraoess
srsdy sales Of 5000 bags Hoyhead. In Bas'on 81 81
n bush cssh
TALLoN-A very quiet bat steady MARKET ss~s Of 1909
prime q 7c. cash
"WHisKy~Tbe S-nspd fair, and the market 70 s"AdIi
..,., ~ 30 bbls e. 6idTc o-,..
snd Arctic Q; full previous rstes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
MARRIED.,

Tuesday, Sept 20, at St Pauls
Church, Brooklyn 4. BY the Rector, the Rev w A. W.
Maybin assisted Rev Il Roberts. William Dios-
ham Amelia Charlotte, eldest daughter OF William o.
GroseI
FARNSWORTH - MARSHALL = In Brooklyn. L D., on
W~anesos, Sept H. Mr. " I. FsrnswoIth to Miss Della A.
Marshall
sULLIV AN-JOHNSON-O Thursday, Sept IS by the Rev.
Thomas H. Birch, Eugene Sullivan Mary Z. JohDson
both Of this city.
UPTON-KlMBER-On Tuesday. Sept - BY the Rev. J. c
Smith Rector Of ST. Geo'gs Church FLUSHING at the rs
dence Of the brides uncle Abraham Upton Frances Ann
grh.r h,.bo Krs lapd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

FEARFUL CAsUALTY-MAN BURNED To DEATH
On Toess, night about o O'clock says The Tenoa Rtpu
can Israel Post farmer living Dutch Neck IN the vi
took candle vent 20 OF HE ouihooss
D. ptc cider In little while AFTER bis wife OBJ
the alarm given and IN short
Tin the FIRE Upon euteriog the building the
of Mr. Post found lying Ia
corner Of the oucine preump that the candle upset
communicated with barrel Of shsyips which
setting the Of the bdnf from whisn the VII le
building fra and Mr. Post being much intoxicated TO
escape crypt and there snoih.rd ADD burned to
death That day be remarked Of his that he IT,
tend Try wh,tber codd ut get drunk CIDER lie
drADb quite thous The day. aud had sneceeded getting
quite from Sbich Circumstance, doubtes followed
n. fearful and uutime'y death.