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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-18

The ST. CHARLEs-Mr Edwin Booth opened last
night to vast house in "Hamlet." We admire his
personaon of this character almost too much to COM
prehend fault-if committed, for we detected none
worthy mention. We are bound to confess that he
knows how to play Hamlet well, if not better than
we do-an acknowledgment difficult to wiring from
a critic. But were he faulty, did he not have that
matchless grace of department in every movement
and in every variety Of aspect and emotion that voice
of melody compass and expression that classic head
and front and attitudnal pose, cold criticism would
almost be disarmed by the birthright of dramatic
fame to which he fell heir by right of paternity. As
it is, he wears the mantle of fame which has fallen
upon him as the son of kings does the royal purple
of the crowned state he inherits. We have fault
to find with Mr.. Booths Hamlet; it was beautiful
Interpretation of Shakspeare's conception. It would
have been effective if he had been in voice, for
bronchial affection induced by attack of cold had
almost completely ruined for the time his organ of
speech. In fact, this eminent tragedan has the in
fuenza like other folks.
Mr. Charles Pope was very proper Ghost, but Mr..
Grifiths made but little Of old Polonius. He looks
and understands the part but needs practice in play
ing it. He wasted it in indstincness and lack Of
'good discretion" of delivery Hamblin was the viii
lain King and in his element of dramatic rascaty
vinng Bowers good Craze Digger; Miss Fanny
Denham not ETHEREAL looking Ophelia Mrs. knight
not royal looking Queen.
Tonight, Mr.. Booth plays Macbeth, Miss Fanny
Morant making her first appearance as the Lady
! The VARIETIES" Dreams of Deuson" and
"Victms were played last night to fine house, for
about the seventh time EACH No playwright was
ever more successful in his time than Tom Taylor.
He has, indeed, inaugurated school Of modern egit.
innate comedy-he is its father, and will probably re-
main childless of true authorprogeny for score or
two Of years. though mitators may follow thick after
| him.
Ton;oht u The poor GentIamap " coet os haforo
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Of guilty, and was remanded to await sentence.
A draft Of $50 jurors, to serve during February,
was ordered.
FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr.-Judge Eggleston.-In In
against =. I. Parker, Sheriff. and Jose Domingo,
cigar and tobacco importer, in sodo, claiming dam
ages of $4,000. Allegations that Domingo got iudg
ment for $3l0, the balance due on note and caused
the Sheriff to publicly advertise that the furniture
and moveable effects Of his Commercial College
No. l06 Canal street. would be sold at auction on the
Seth November; that this advertising was done after
Domingo had stayed execution of judgment to De-
cember, upon his paying interest at the rate Of 20
per cent per annum that the crisis Of 1857 and the
great overflow and the great plague of 1858 so strait
ened him. as to compel him to pay the interest," in or
der to keep the College in progress that the adver-
tisement Of the sale caused the pupils to leave the
College thereby damaging himto the extent Of $4,000;
that he called meeting Of his creditors, and was
granted respite by the Sixth District Court that
Domingo refused to notice this respite, and again
caused the sale Of College fixtures by the Sheriff to
be advertised, in both English and French, causing
still more Of his pupils to leave that the furniture
and movable effects Of the College are his means Of
livelihood, and therefore, not liable TO seizure and
that, everything considered he has been damaged to
the extent Of 10000 Messrs. T. H. and j. Z. Hol-
land are attorneys for the plaintiff
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT-Judge Ho,DeH.-C. L.
Marshall yesterday instituted in this Court, suit for
damages against +. Z. Newland, Lieutenant OF Po.
lice for the Fourth District, his securities and the
city of New Orleans in solido; the amount claimed
being 5000. Allegations, that Newland illegally
and malciously arrested and imprisoned him, and in.
suited him whilst in prison, and dragged him through
the streets prisoner as often as possible, on false
charge Of libel he being acquitted IN rs each case
intends acting as his own lawyer in the case.
REcoRDER SUMMERS CouRT.-The usual prodi-
gous crowd of bruisers soakcrs greasers and other
| Monday morning blues, filled the dock yesterday.
The Recorder sfted them out in his usual fatherly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-18

He that studieth revenge keepeth his own wounds
green. 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

mercy REDEMPTION, does no, appear 70 DC s'coeo-
AT the 6r,t annual rpeeiing heid few days since:
M Bu,trick Of Lowell, aualyled he report,
found faui. with the ,afisc,, and .id NE country
TAM had beer, deceived. The profits had gone into
,aare- instead Of dividend. hr. Carney explained
the report and said The bank which had commenced
under favorable circumstance wa yet 4uare With
n. xorld .xoertirg a claim Of $3.50 on the War.
wick Bank. by means Of frsiud. Mr. Hickok stated
that the sl2 90 loses wa made up u q 800 IN ooun
,erfrit money on The Brighton Bank; 5000 lot or
,tolen In the FOREIGN noney department, 5000 To the
Warwick Bank, and few hundred. Of bad money.
Remark. were made by Mes-rs. Robert Sherman Of
Pavtucket and Olney Arnold of Provdenoe John b.
Alley and other. after which The old Board Of Drec-
tor. was reelected with the exception % Francis NJ
johnson II the Mount Woa,ton Bank Of Quincy, who
took The place Of the Hon. Charlie FRANCIS Adaln-,
Vs. no declined.
The Ticket Agentr Convention a, Cincinnati has adj
journed and The following raies adopted TO take
effect il !, aid tomorrow, Nov. /. From New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

The Chic0go journal ofthe 2Sth says:
"Our commercial columns from day 10 day have ca
hibi,ed the amount of grain and -four daily received
here for all Of which corresponding amount Of money
II sent back daily into the country tributary "a TIM,
city Yesterday for instance, the receipts OF Hour and
grain al tins point were equivalent 20 lisWo bushels
At a moderate estimate this amount Of grain represents
$3.50 coo, which money sent back 20 the country
for it, II il eXaggeraiion 70 FAY, that from 800
600 10 $50 600 are daily sent from this ciiy into The
country for grain and that this has been the Tor
some weeks pat. This beside, II exclusive ~ The
amount paid for grain brought IN by wagons IA ou
receipts only embrace the canal lake and roads
There il no indication At all that the supply ~ Nh b.
becoming exhausted and that there II no o. - wht
the receipts may not continue 10 average, value,
Sl25 $50 per day until next SPRING
II then continue 10 rend three-ln arier- ~ "a
million of dollars into the country every week, 20 be-
distributed among the farmers II II not reasonable 20
calculate that long this money must flow back again
TO the city and be paid here 10 merchants and
manufa cturers and thus the life of trade, which
is AT present at no very high flow !
We have left ont of this calculation the cattle and
hog trades which Just commencing, and IN which,
ere long we shall exceed any city on the continent.
The croakers may predict rum and disaster in the fu
ture Blu, in the light of the facts and figures we have
given, We can see foundation for gloomy apprehen-
SONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
by TeIezraph.

FORT HAMILTON, Oct. 81 sunset-So inward bound ves-
sells In sight Ship New Orleans passed down the Sarows a
and bark Milton s5.p IN, bound wind Ugh, from n w.
cloudy
HIGHLANDS Oct. 81 s1nset.-One ship In tow near tho
Lsb,-hp Three brgs passing the High4nds OF them in
No signals. lind light from N. f. weather cloudy.
Charleston, the bar Wind light from w weather
cloudy
SAVANNAH Oct. al-Arr. ships Berlin, from Nsw.Yori;
Wallace Philsde!phis spe~dwe!, Portland.
EORFOLk, Oct 3-AIr. schr Julia Rich, from AleIandna
bound to Digh,on leaking.
schr Ida MAILER from Hay has been got of and here
and her caIso been shipped TO Sew-York.
The schr Richard ". Tu mot Todd reported In distress
will b. ready 70 sail for Philadelphia In few day.
Ar In Hampton Roads schr samuel IL from Sombrero
Schr Mary from nsEus bound TO Baltimore IL sshoe e
Ocracoke, and viii be = total loss. Crew saved
NEW-okLEANS Oct sl-Arr. ships r. Jacobs from New.
YoTk Lisbon. Bristol.
SAVANNAH Oct 3i.-The steamer Huntsville, Of
Cronwe.s line from New YORK. here at 9oeock yesterday
Sunday morning.
HALIFAX Oct. 22-Arr. brig Rossie from New Yorh ;
Milo from Havana Rendee P~rnambuco Is days. barb Eliza
Liverpool ~ days; Path bark Mary Liverpool 30 days. brss
Velocity C1bs II dsys Lucretia Kingston D. days schs En-
ma Richmond II days Eolus, Baltimore days
Sailed from Halifax Oct a. steamer Delta Bermnda and St
IhomD I'D steamer. Lsor Jamaica; Martha, Liverpool;
franklin. Boston.
Spoken Oct r. bs Ellen of falmouth from Ardo.san IS
days bound to Rhode leland spoken and wished be reported
Oct Of Cape La Have bark Augusta Is days from Sligo.
for - John, n. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
THE WATER QUESTION IN THE BROOK.
LYN COMMON COUNCIL.

At meeting Of the Common Council last night,
lac Special Committee appointed to confer with the
Water Commissioners upon the subject OF differences
xisting between the Commissioners and the city, sub
mi,ted report TO which attached the following
resolution:
Rosd That the Special Committee the supply Of ws,er
o the my or and Gre hereby % and under sdvic
the transfer Of the completed portion Of the works
to the city upon such conditions may Justified
by and calculated promote the the city
the opinion OF this Common Council the Controller
M s n cReS Sp ha b sea'
dersd by eminent, Judge Of our own Courts
After the reading of the report, communication
from the Controller read stating that he had,
der advice of counsel, deemed il his duty 10 appeal
from the decision of Judge Lott, requiring time TO
issue Water bonds, 10 the General Term, and had
taken measures accordingly.
Aid. STRONG offered the following in connection
with the matter
Re.oised Ths. the Common Council hereby Of tn.
gee IN ne water "orn oy which closed conduit was
the yng iron pipe increased distribution Of water
far a. practically completed should be to the perms
Board provided BY section Of the act Of April
Reolted That in the opinion Of hi. Board this city
real advantage over NewYors by the Commissioner. cAnng
for the Of water s equal 10 the Croton when much less
ratio would have offered nducemen TO manufacturers and
Others ind paid sufficient income to all liabilities and
therefore that immediate steps be taken TO estsbhs
Re.ored tia, the city should put
situQ;,y of the Of 1885, and therefore sbidns by the
deci. recently made by Justice Lot, Of the supreme Court
direct that tie Mayor Controller and City Clerk and
deliver the bond Of the city for the prosecution Of the
works. without further delay and litigation.
R'oired That the revolutions be to the Water Conu
oneT o their compliance with the recommendation. therein
contained
Considerable discussion followed and Mr.. Srong's
resolutions being taken up separately, the first
Lost by tie vote-9 10 g. The second and third reso
lutions were carried by 10 Yeas to Nays, and the
iourth resolution was decided out OF order
The Board then adjourned leaving the matter in az
loose and unsettled state ~ before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

The Galaiin Fire Insurance Co. has declared semi
annual dividend of pcent payable demand Holders
of the Second Mortgage Bonds OF the Cincinnati, Ham
iton and Dayton Railroad Company are requested to
present their interest warrants, due in New-York on
the Isl of November 1859, to Frank s. Bond at No.
u Nassau street. The New-iork and New-Haven
Railroad has issued notice TO the holders Of its bonds
due December /, 1850, offering payment, half
cash, and the res, in first and only mortgage bonds
due IN 1875 UPON terms which, ii Is believed may be
satisfactory to the holders and which will be stated
ON application TO w. Bement, esq, the Treasurer.
The CITY Treasurer of Boston adverises that holders
of City Scrip due in January and Water Loan due IN
April next, can have their pay al any time, with
ccrued int rect, on presentation.
Messrs. Raynor & Blackwell have sold lots south
SIDE of street, 100 feet east
of Tenth avenue full in size 800 per lot Also,
lots south side Of Sxty-hh street. 300 feet east Of
Filth avenue full in size, g., 500 per lot. We report
the sale of lots north SIDE OF Severtysixth street. l5S
fee, weet Of Fourth avenue. Also, lots in the rear
souh side of Seveniy-seventh street, same distance
west of Fourth avenue all 25xlo2.2 feet Also, lots
west side Of Fourth avenue 81 feet south Of Seventy
seventh street each o5xso 10 lots in all 81 $50 per
la
TIE Mutual Redemption Bank, started in Boston to
compete with the Suffolk Bank for tbe uneurrent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

firm ed eo-,, Flour IT, AMI Whs-, ~ % S~ -is
LsxE Isrosr-l.o obs slasr ~ 90 ha's Wat ~ -,
To-, Z, go be.A Wh,st y 10 bl.a Barry - a.a Pea
tEyyiio % g o. o., =. VI - NM. "a
wiscou,n. -57Sa - - FOR sIta Ctst Ohio aad ini'7t
-ss"e - ~ e9grr sli,, |" 49, az = -,
Club SIC CoES i1 f4 te-.sr1 af e4y sa~, - o9-H
tsS @ fair sersSd. ..e. 90 5s.s Csnssa q; 7gaze- R1s
noHiH.L Hsi'sI an no sss. L'sE ls,esT,L 6 co..
400 bu.h Bafey. CassL E1PoEr~-3 - bbis- s1Ir 800
buh. wb.ai. 400 t-.h. Com. 900 eu-A os;- s'' o->
cr;c.eo oct ,l.--FtorR den and declined 10, was.T
R an 11 30 ,. ,o@ = go buS Wss.i a. 90 5a.S
Corn 900 bssh. 0ais. shlrsEsr'-il' eeaa foai !SN"
MLuArEEI, Ce;. sl.-FL0rR very esh "HZ'T active a;
ssc- Co.'s duh oar qsiet
ed ale. e sy Nv wa aoyn ' al. sos sa' WIT,
csH.da q = 81. ed 800 sr.5 g. o. P;-e , - ., 40
bah %. FOR Inferior stale - FOR M,nt-I e FOR PRIME
stat. and >asT for PriHe Csust. VT O'rs - a.
little CoEs Oa-ruE; sal.- 20 5u-h round e!io~ IL H.
RIz AL. so sush &c. fsr % = wHnsr lower 'si-
BGTsosr o., sl-FlorE aivsnelHs. Ho~s,i street and
M .sss 100 bu.h White a. ~ sSa - IS: Rcd ~ lsa
= -. CoEs dull sud declined 2 WLi'e sni Yellow -'aec
Pzo1ioS, d9n M-., Pom .isa Els Is Prime siiasii :
TeIgsS. oct, ai.-FlerT.4 :, =. wag'T :, :: osa
savASS.H oct 3lCorIoS--sl.. 70 81 bales Il An
ADVANCE Of e. ssi'' .; lleIl.' iaT n,aa.r5 h. 4-,
prcs. bot unehanset quotation StoeS n por y ~
Cs,ELE.Tos. oct. 3i-CorTos-ssle- today 300 bales
with Advancing tslcsnc-.
sy1 OEfy.x. Hordav Oct a. lss4-CorTog sales today
% o0o ~. =, easier r.. B0car rcd quot0n Receipts
OF day. oS b~-. SrG.Es dgn 4 =. &C. MOL
5sc Poss .esdy h.id It IS 81 Stock IN port 3'p oos
COMMERCE or sEw-ORLEASS.
sgw-OKLEASs. oct. ~, lSsa
Import. Of spsce a., wess -....'..''.'... -..Son
Exports Of ST-si. -.' week ........---..-- .'p
Import. OF specie Tor tie n4onih........... bl3pn
Frpors Of specie for the nlonih........... lI5'"o
EXCHANGES. -
CUc.Go Oct. 3lSizht EzshAn.e on Sew-f ORR ltdt y
e,,, premium or currency ard Z cent premium on Oo.d
E,i-fvoEy s-sis; Exchange Ae1-f orr soaniau'
1ftspKtyIil Oct s-sisht Exchange Ses oTk par 70
10 4 cent premium VI Z.
premium $500 - ,,yI -
etanssd 81 -
CH.sLy.Tos Oct 3l-Sght Erchsnge on Sev-fors IN
changed - Z. -.
p mimi for gold Ia cent prsuIum tor Missouri isncs Aa
la u y cont for currency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

The sloop First Consul, on Saturday evening, WAS
run into by an unknown steamer and capsized the
Hudson. From papers found in her cabin after she
wac rescued and taken to the Atlantic Docks II 10
oertained that Nicholas Vandyke captain. and
bound from Albany TO Newark, N. j., with cargo Of
20 coo heavy pipe-staves shipped BY Hosmer & Town.
send, of Albany. and consigned to Bernhard Risk,
Newark; and 10, 600 drantles, shipped by c. &. w.
McCameron, Albany, and consigned to Paroute e.
Thompson, Newark. The tiles were lost overheard
but the slaves safe None of the property has We
been claimed ner has the master or any Of the crew
yet been heard from. 1t is feared they are all
drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
Markets. Reportel bv Telegraph.

FHLIpSLPHIA Oct -YIorR frn ale. CO.. bbls WHEir
advanced ssl-. buh White : ssosl 20 Red 81 30
q ~ 81 CokS buoyani; sales 500 bu.s. felow a. Sc
IS PEoysiox. quir, Mes Pork SIS So Hams
laiSc; sides lo.c; Shoulder s,e. LARD steady ~ Ec.
WHisEY dull
CswEeo. Oct 3-FLorx unehs-d with moderate delasnd
fc hone aid interior trade sales Of 500 bes a. - . of state
from Chicago Sp1nz 81 Canadian IS % f,r choice
DC. WHEAT the Of aolder
strc. trSnsssiors; $40 bGsh. White C.a.da1
d IS and ga bush choice Canada Cluo, a. 81 o. CoRS l.
and quiet BaEIFl rood demand sales Of IL ov bush
Canadian at Sds delivered and siost. principally a. The
ttf quoSsnoh his quiet OATs he'd ~! 70 ,s. Fks
Erm eales q 10 eusb Cssadiaa &c CANAL Fks9ars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

FiRLs IN BosTos.-Between Sunday midnight and
Monday morning there were four free in Boston The
most serious the destruction Of Seth Adamss
Sugar Refinery on Gooch street, which was the work
Of incendiary. The loss il estimated AT $3.50 900,
injured Ss2 500, Of which the following amounts are
led by New-York Companies:
On he Sfo.kFulton OF EewYork, $500: Humboldt, do,
$500; Metro poitan. New York, $500; Mercantile, New.
York, $500; tireraer'. Fund, Sew-fork 5000 North
American New SO Empire City New York $500;
Irving h-w.York, 81 no; EIoelsior, Se.York sSoon.
III The BsrlGn9.-NewWo OMce, SewYork 5000;
Asnhltsn, hewYerk *scoci lafayette, Brooklyn sl,oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
NARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........ocr. 81


ship--Nez Orleans Rich. New Orleans w. + Fro~ J. X.
Rv.rson s,hsm New-Orean- Post Smith Co Excelsor
Swin Liverpool, :. Thompson's Nephew
parks-M h. Hartman Bray Galveston. Norcro-s Prince
Rival Hammond Aspinwal Thomas James; Vigo, Theriew,
Algoa BAY W j. Forbes -
Frigs-Gance Percy 81 John II. p. Emery Perkins Mar
seies Rogers Rich Addy swirl, Avery st. Thomss and
scsibo. Maitland. Phelps q CO.
schooners-siauve FRI Joucour, Havre BOYD Hinolen
Kate Brigham. Freeman. Savannah, Durham DpoD En-
chanirsss Iynch Savannah Nc, ready, Mott Co King
Fisher Hon.s Jscmsl H. Becker GTeayes; Ann, Cole,
Petersburg James Hunter.
Soop-Na rren, stsnnard, New Haven, master
Stesmer-N ulcsn Morrison, Philadelphia, J. Brggs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

The bark Roanoke hence the 10th September, for st.
Jago de Cuba totally lost during the hurricane Of
the Sd inst, at Inagua. Her passengers and crew
have arrived ct Cumberland Harbor. The Roanoke
was built at Portsmouth, Va, in 1856, 400 tuns
register rated AL l. valued at $4,000, and owned By
Jonathan Thompson of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

Ths 0ompI'on q DO LoIlsv- and MINNIE fosd
the ines tcss, for the hrt time through ths
place 1h uabss The 'Aorss, route TO Nashville sad other
South. " e,tsru points
The whole schedule does not vary materially from
that Of last Winter.
The Chicopo Tri6une furnishes the following com
par,tiye table of receipts Of wheat and -four a, the
principal receiving points in the West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01


For the week erding Monday oct slla Cattle u cars
Hoqs ~ sheep and Of fior. making ~ ears i've -tos
losd- a. -Ipr- .igh-masing total number Of
csrs hauled by the 40 Ao~lns IN
cIeal. over lat vel Of iOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

Prof Gilber's lecture, last evening, in the DemIt
Institute attended by large and intelligent au-
dience. The lecturer warmly applauded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

7a7I; Hudson River Railroad, 3JdBl, Harlem
Railroad, Preferred, 36036I; Reading Railroad, -
a3sl; Michigan Central Railroad, A. 94Ol; Michigan
Southerp and Northern Indiana Railroad 5a5i; do
Guaranteed. 10; al6i; Panama Railroad, l23 9l23i;
Illinois Central Railroad, 50 aGj. Galeua and Chi
eago Railroad, - 913!; Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
,oad, 9I aal; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
o2la63;; Illinois Cen,ral7s, SAL 9SiI.
The Foreign Exchange quotations show change
from last week, although a leading drawer sold
fi0COO early in the day at 10. The range ia 1907
llCl including southern bank bil!s at 10 q cen, for
leading signatures. The demand il not very active,
and the supply Of outside bilis moderate
Freiyhts-To Liverpool 800 bbls. Flour at @si 100
bales Cotton az 3-I6d.; and per steamer 200 boxes
Cheese at lCs $50 to-. Beef at jei 20 bbls. Lard al
aO, 10 bbls. Apples at js. 30 three-quarter boxes
Tobacco at 81. I'd. To London % halfchests Tea at
Ia 3D. measurement; 900 bbls. Oil Cake at 2s Cd.
A ship from Mobile to Liverpool on private terms A
yess.l Of 100 bbL. 10 Por-au-Pla,te and back for
81 100 vessel Of 200 tuns u 81. Domingo and back
for LOO vessel Of ljG tuns 10 Jamaica aud back
Er$l,3t0
Tie business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
81, 62I 39-for Customs, $il 6S3 Sc; Payments, $S2,
a3D ~ Balance, si,73a, $50 IS.
Annexed il comparative statement Of earnings and
expenses for the month Of September 1853 and 1859,
the Buffalo and State Line Railroad Company:
KAKsIsGs
Pnssengers Freight. Other sources Totals
1889 .....SR.4l 30 sH,b3 70 S3,ZS IL sOzls ~
IG9....... E,S53 Is 1886 ~ I,3ly ~ 1917 Oh
Increase. 49,. M 81
DECREASE. iOy1 IS h,R % 1899 81
ExPgSsss
Con,true- Maintaining Repairs Operating Totals.
ton. Kood Machinery.
1885,. eC4 81 &s,5A 81 4d1W ~ *lGSS5 ~ S59fs 81
I.S9 49, - 1881 @ 1914 70 l5li9 IS n III ~
Inc -. 80. 49,. 2J7 % ....
Dee. es457 s78N .... I,I@ 81 1872 80
This il one of the few roads which snow an lncrease
in net earnings for the last two years. This is the
result Of experience and economical management as
well IN Of occupying one Of the best routes in the
Try The following statement gives the monthly re-
eeilas and expenses for the last three years.
IospaEarIvg Earning. and Epen Of he Buffalo and STAT,
Line Railroad for four yro" June 1853 10 June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
Disast~rs, &c.

TIM RoAsoxx hence the 10th Of Sept for 81 JAso q
Cuba totally lost during the hurricane Of the ID inst
nagua Her and have arrived
HaTbor. The Roanoke was built at Portsmouth, Va, IN Se
was 80 tnns register rated H. valued 1900 Nd owned
BY jonathan Thoppsoa Of this tity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

RUSAwAT AocIDEST.-Ias, night. A. Mn S;aguet,e,
clild ard servant were driving DOWN Broadway IN
rchf wagon. the horses became frightened AZ some
Object near Houston street, and started of ~ furious
,teed all efforts 81 checking them proving unsyalng.
w en- otrosite Spring street the vehicle came in vo-
lent cor'ac, with q stage and The party hurled
beadlonc upon the pavement The driver was BADLY
injured ard Mr.. >isguetie and her child received
severe bruises about the body Offeer Crosby Of tho
Eighth Ward FASTENED their assistance, and con-
viewed them 70 their residence in Whit street 1he
van ,cas rendered total wreck by the COLLISION
THE GRAND STREET tBRooELYSl RuLRo,D.-lhe
rerort OF the Committee in favor OF awarding Tie
orrr % construct railroad in Grand street 20 j. N.
Waterbury & Co., was las, night adopted ty the
Common iourcil. The vote stood II Yeas 10 Nays.
The fare i 70 be four cents
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