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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
Court OF APPEALS CALESDARZLis. OF the hrs

Court OF APPEALs CALEsDAR.-Iist OF the trst
fry Of Appeals Calender for tenn beginning On
No l. sians.on AFT Coming. 2. Ogden sst Peters Shell
den set Hudson River Railroad Company Leroy sst Low
son as, Mckinney. Bos Bunting 9. Smith sgt Grant
TO- smith eat. Seaman. H. Peck sst Hiler u Week set'
Lowerre. i3 Feitner sg Upton. saeideD agt bender
u.s. Nelson set Belmont. l6. Rochester CITY BANK
at ElEood. IL. Mallory agt. Gillet'. 10. PhelPs A.
McMsbon 10 Davidson at. Seymour. p. Barbour
AIT Cromwell q. Palmer sst. Palmer. e. Bangs sgt
skidnoe 81 Edgeron sgt Paige. a. Cole AIT Granger -
Town ss g. esoke. sat Cayusa and Susq johanna
Railroad Co. "a. Bank OF Havana sat Mcgee 23 Miller ag
Ines Central Railroad Co. 60. Fiichett ast- Van Clef 81
On sat Crar son ST. Brown sg Montgomery. 81 snlwe
AIT, Morris Wbbeck De Friest. Si Belmont ss Cole
man S. Peacock N. Y Life Insurance Co. & Requa ss
Reoua ST. Reno sst Pndsr S. Church act Aen Ss Bare
ast Patton. 40 Ca,lin sg Doughty. Al. Walker ss ~ l.
Central Railroad Company A. Corheot sg Cady - Hag,
dom sat Hassdon a. Crawford sst Fielder A. EDDY ss
F,ideT 40 Granger fSicle AZ. Steadman est feider
a. Milbank ,e Dennon. 49, Riddle REYNOLDS. 80 Gun
,Jnebsm act Jones X. r. HICKS, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
MARRIED..

COCHRANE-TONPKINS-O Wednesday, Sept 7, al How
eli Monmouth County j. e. the residence Of Mrs James r.
Affair the brides the Rev. Harvey Finch OF Shews
bury John CochraDe II New York ard Sarah d. youngest
dsushte Of the late Noah B. Tmpkns Of Gfeeubursh West
chester County, N. Y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday, Sep. IA, BY
the Rev ID. Marshall Mr.. Farnsworth ID Miss Della
A. Marshall, both Of Brooklyn, Z. d.
HEfs-CARLYLE-At ST. Peter. Church, Brooklyn; on Tue,
dsy sep, 90 John Hsys esq, NJ D. of Liverpool Surgeon
OF teashp Kangaroo Marion Carlyle Of Breptfod Essex
ENGLAND.
Phsdelphia and Keohuk papers please copy.
MUNROE-HOWE-On Monday, Sept. H. At the residence OF
the brides father Pa,sac y. j., BY the Rev. II we'
Frances r. Howe 10 the Rev. John A. Nunroe OF BALTIMORE
Nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

T.y ATLANTIC. STREET RArLReAD.--Ihe lass
.,re.ch in the line Of the Atlantic street HsrJsd was
completed yesterday, and to-day, if the Weather IS
clear, the cars viii be placed on the rack and eIPer
srtal trips made from South Fer TO the end OF the
route ct Clss,on avenue, BEDFORD. The route - y
miles in length, but will be extended TO East New
Yo,k az coon as the stea,n cars removed frem
Atlantic street, which VIII be time next Spring.
Should nothing intervene, regular trips TO Bedford
will be cemmerced on Thursday Of this week, when
five .wo-horse and three one-horse cars VIII be put
On. A line Of FIVE stages will connect ct atousn
avenue, 60 that the passengers can 60 to Greenwood
by this roate as quick and as chea2ly as by either o.
the present routes. The Ferry Company anncipa'
ing an increase Of travel in consequence OF the miro
duc,ion Of the care, making arrangements to put
on an additional boat in the second week in October
Three boats will then he employed on the South
Ferry nstesd of two as now, and the trips will bt
eorreepcndingy shortened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
Reported By Telegraph.

p,,, mi pur, Sen, s-Fuou dull WHEAT quiet CosS
.sr,re.d 10 saes so00 bush yellow at 81 dS.c WHskf
Cu,RI,srox Sept. la-The sales OF COTTON To-Day "e'e
2 oGo bali. a, firm aud unchanged rates -, 49,,
in!r den sns and msIke, steady sales 10 goo 6e WasA
sn1 and heavy; sales $50 bush. Mo. Chlcaso Spring
A. sN; 5000 bush. Milwaukee Club, ahoat %.
5OoO ba,h Canada Club az Soc. 5000 bush Mwaahet SV
s5c CORN fruer with small sales OF No j. ilnos ~ oVc
oars better sales .6fC0 Illinois, at Sc bto oqsn Siuss o.
S9,c B,RlE, ard RYE quiet WHISKY nominal N % esn
FRsBrs seaoy INPoRrs l2oto bols fIour o,V y" saa
Whe., 10 600 bush Oats 1880 bush Barley ExPoRfs' i"
bbls Flour 5000 bush Wheat, 10 90 bush Ors. 60.
Osvyeo Sep, 9-6 2. m-FLoUR in moderate aemauo
chic fly cr the interior ,rsde; sales OF oW oo' 81 a.
81 81 Tor State rom new Chicago Spring W heat WHEAT - u
rood mrs demand but the supply on the spot very ntn
AL, Of 800 b. h milwaukee Club al sac White osnsnAn
red AZ TO- with buyers st o. 10 CoRN Sue, III ~.
al 90 # also aud prices nominal BAN
sales Of small lot Of choice state o. oc
fo b,b Csusoan a. 74 and 5000 bush. do. 20 arrive on
.tus supposed lower figures RYE quiet tshiGhrs
rrpang.d IMPoRrs-23 100 bush. Wheat 4bN ous baey'
SEQ buh Rye 2oo bush. Peas CANAL ExPosrs-la0 oos
Plour So $50 bush Wheat 800 bash Corn 49, a.,
Sc sc,pts8 bush sales White inter a. CSC 81 w BAR
CHc,co Sept. 2o-6 p m.-FLouR dull. WHEAT firm, ani
aavsncsd sales 50 bush. Spring at Ii.c CORN an "a
500 Ibis Flour 600 bush Wheat 500 bush
Com sHIPMsSTs-6oco bbls. Flour, lIOoo BUSH wheat
10 coo bush Corn. , w., An - H..
live CosN bite Sods2, PsoyIsIoss hrm Bacon
icc Mess Pork 6 5d SIS 3 WHISKY dull a, sSc .
NgwOsIFNs Sept 20-CorToS: sales day 90 oaies q
ua,ur prices iddng quoted &c sales Of sst three
lS C5O bales receipts for the time lo"o bae asn
ID GO 10 The ,nding period . experts OF the es
ssv, 10 coo receipts this port 70 dse In excess OF last
~, "a Geo bas SUGAR firm az 81 d6c. for fair TO fully lr
fIsp IN bbls lie. WHISKY, &c. FREIGHT on Cotton u
Hayf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21


sse Sweeney have taken several hgndredamons them
drove Of 4ls, at 81 Is per head.
Geo Oliver s 6l Extra Canada ga Sheep and ~ Lsmbsl
he best 10, that has been offered here TINS season, a.
hesd. They 20 East.
HoGThs reoeips increasing bu. cannot notice any
in proyem.nt IN the demand.
ferry Perd sold III Michigan, averaging % 10 at Ste.
r. Reed, 20 good State stisn averaging IN D. a. % 90
YlCo
P. Hendrix &c thin State, averaging lS9 n az as Is
II. Turner, IL STATE, averaging ls9 y a. 81 81.
T,uy Cash, les State, ayerasns 80 . a. 50 62.
WnL Pratt, ~ averaging ri n At SIC.
Webster Brln.r 1854 Fsi y Kentueky spotted BACK and.
white and al much alike averaging l3l ~ 81 The
beauty Il this o soi them a. this figure, ,Aef weight
ag.ny.
Mich Cowsscaresy any in m,rke with the demand fGny
supp-sa selling slow =. -, sSo, and so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

The National Iateiigencer contradicts the state
uent that the Hon. Reverdy johnson was about to
vst Paris TO have an operation Of the eItrpston Of
bis injured eye performed. The oss Of its eight was
OccasOred nearly nineteen years ago. by the rebound
Of spitol-shot, fred by himself but except in that
particular be sustained inconvenience from il until
within the past four months when he caught severe
cold in it, which produced inflammation, under which
be has snee suffered He able to attend to his
professional business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

FRom BERnUDA.-By the arrival Of the brig I. NJ.
Mayhew we have Bermuda papers Of the 9th inst.
There is not word Of news.
Arrived q. Hamilton, Bermuda 5h bhesntine T. NJ MayheS
Mi Se YoIk and would sail sor 10th inst Cleared 3D.
.ahoofe r Peer.. Doe New York 5h, bark Eliza Bars
Cooper sail 9th the Eliza Bsrs' and the ple rfnc's
Royal for Newrolk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
MARINE JOURNAL
Cleared.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......srrr.s

Steam ,hps-Rosnoke, Couch, Norfolk, Lndam hsineae1
sst "a he SOUTH Lyon ssysrnAh, Aeh Son. Georges
cr.k Grrsr Portland II. B. CIR mwen Co Star OF no
~, Harrison A,pinwsn NJ. o. Roberts; Nashville, Murray.
ch.r,.,op spoaoIS resson Co North Star. J0Hs Apa'
wall. d. B. Allen. a., .,-u c.u., 4 H.. Al,
, rs,oomb Rotterdam VIM salsh w. Buckingham,
s;,:,ep H.sr- lloyd HiDekeni City Of Nswf0ih s<'sfs
ssrs.- virsn,. Nm B.Sasse smith Jo.s' 20 heee'
nalo Ciyrs Vecchi and Palermo, Lawrsnee, AGuss 4
Co. - n, u.... A. y 4 Pe.srs, a =
WI Re-. A.; Maks Brodie P.t'es sutton fafI Oe9os,
c.sss 4 henry; DonkiIk Gnasp, Nortoi T. resen
CHEF Trader 81. Thsma' Van biuni AsAsu'i ' "N'oe'
Psrsrton Mobile Layton bnIiogt ~ ,,,A,.,,., b.
wsi9s SOw n f0s .1'er P.,ss.ssr: Van
sy sIa,bt" Psaeock MaHkin sssanoah nsuay;
H.rhs, murray. Beaufort Dsyi: Eeiy 800
,n. Hsrcs, b,rds.n savannah, Scranton isa%sa AZ
L.wrerce, A,piDwsl, John Eley.
ss.t-An erica Stednsp, Bristol, m.,er;, p-
s:,.msr-Ironsdes ysrdeveer, PhiladelpHA' j. ohes"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

PR1sEsTAIIoS.-The Officers Of the Sixty. ninth
Reg men last evening presented their newiy-eec'ea
Colonel, Michael Corcorap, with spendidly mounted
saddle The affair came of a. the City Arsenal tue
whole regimen. being present. Speeches were maze
and toas.s drank, and the occasion proved one 0i
Measure 10 all concerned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
Albany Live stock Market.
IRrported for THkN. Y. TRIBusEI

WEST ALBANY. Sept. 10, lSs9.
CArTLETbe receipts ,ssn hesvy sthoass three OF four
Prices aud the market s
decidedly fat Last week tIsde b.k but unusually
large supply the market TUESDAY aud Wednes
day-ussy 5000 hesd including those az Befgenaud prices
a dIic y 10 with the previous week
sm OF thir existed IN the Brighton marx
uuprecedent number OF 1000 Numbers
held both places the indications tha. the supply
sop New York the week will exceed the de-
mand We have information that about hundred loads
have eoue the Erie road from Dunkk and Buffalo These
bin. discourage traders ard msrkst
unusually dull The decline 10 full Il; ID, live weight, the
high aud medium grade.
The total pts Cattle for the week. indie above
HYsd estimating 10 head the We have TO repeat
that this low the present although
prove very nearly when striking for
the whole There little Cattle coming 70
market, estimate would be- IL % the
psIsp 49, This for the discrepancy between rail-
sd statement aid the statements given a. the different hotels
which than usual for while the railroad estimate
but si the from the Yards give 345
number OF this number however 3l driven
he turnpike road Last week, twill he remembered there
SO here BY the actual count Thus we have 5D head
than then.
Tie Cattle distributed through the severs Yards fol-
os.; Al Mores, 2c2si Gsiups, $751; Hunters 1876 Total
Si57.
The cattle The several States and Canada the fol-
lowing ruubsns;
From NV York..l OlO head. From Illinois, head
From Ohio ....llOi head From head.
From Kentucsy... sol head From Canada. head.
From Indiana ...... lSI head.
Iotal.... head.
The following plumbers vii be taken East For Brighton NJ.
White Is; John Flood, ~; VIM. Scosns So A. N. Monroe,
e6i W. H. Andrews, S John Cook ~ aud Curtis Wales,
For Providence J. r. Constock 100 and T. NAY 3d. For
Woices,er Mr. Forbes So This makes Of 6 800 head
will be retssd here so Stores thin will
South and East, leaving about 900 for the NeYok market
PRICES we quote the ket dull at the following figures
remskpg that there two small doves the market
thai may bring Bic:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
Nv TeleRrauh.

HIGHLANDS Sep, D. snpse,-Two ships n the ofcx aud
cprersp g. Of tie Highlands bound In Wind Light nom
he S. wes'h cloudy.
SANDY HOOK, Sept. p, sunst-Ore ship near The HOOK
bound North Star Star Il tho Wes Tor Aspn-
wall parsed ou over the Bar a. 40 ship Ocean Monaisa
outward bound crosssd The Bar Q, 1870 Weather Cloudy
wind Hsht, B.
BOSTON Sept G-Ar. steamer Whitney Howes, Baltimore
bips Holy he'd Cole Calcutta jane Parker Niohol London
tsrs ssseis Anderson Buens Ayes bs Tarans Pfsssys
Jacksonville; Blaekswan, Rio Hscne. -,
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2o-Arr bark Island Home, Csps
Good Hope Sept. To- lat 81 81 long q ST. spoke scf Anns'
from New. York for Gspe,owr.
NEW ORLEANs Sep. 10-Arriyed ships Elizabeth. MAJ
lory om Nes York Magnolia and Rafn Choste ro Boston
Cynosure ard Hartford nom New York and W. v hoses ALA
Lancaster, fIoua Philade phia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

br ugh. befor, Justice For eYfed With osvns On
eup, u,shi s entered the bs neL g. oibsss bsass
IN Pm, ,t: near South Second stree and stolen a1ut
20 poun3sr brsss TIE Of be Two hhne
.d 70 coafess robbery He s;s,ed that they weIt
evening bTs ato toA ~ -
uI sbd keP, by Sihoas Gnbar and Jacob MEL ~ . "a
nsr Of Ewen and M,oYe streets D. where eJ soa sna
we're fvsbed with End bs.s, and were oe 70 -
get moe ibis tn did and sod The second nsd A. %
and " Her IN -rsupon arrested, and az o. I4o
.,e-df =. trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
THE BROOKLYN PARKS.
20 a., Edi,ov Of The ~ Y. Tribune.

70 10 Editor Of The ~ T. I''osne.
Sls: The Commissioners for locating Park IN
Brooklyn have reported in favor Of 200 acres, SIT
mated Eve TO Elk miles from Fulton and Division
sverpe Ferries, and including the Rdgewood Water
Works and three cemeteries. This matter should be
well understood. Such parks are supposed to cost
a little something, and if wrongly placed must defeat
real requirements. Aside from the insurmounta %
TACT that the contiguous festivities Of apaIk and the
roemnites Of burial ground must greatly defeat the
oe.gns of either Of these necessary institutions the
distance of the proposed location is such as TO render
this merely park Of name, and not OF practcs con-
veperce and utility Let US consider the interests oil
yew-York and Brooklyn together, as they are homo,
eepous in this matter. New-York has just commenced
Re strides of commercial greatness, and has only had
railroad accommodations for an internal Winter COM
merce since the last City improvements must
extend in relative distance from its center OF business
The City Hail is above the business center,
ard muft 20 continue. compass revolving from TINS
point upon an outer line of Ftieth street. the extreme
limit Of present population, shows that 1t extends TO
nearly the same distance in Brooklyn.
Until New-York neared Canal street, and distance
became a consideration in business, Brooklyn was of
but little immediate consequence. From that period,
and the establishment Of steam ferries their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

SALE-BGt few sales have thus far aud the follow
rg the only transactions that have 10 report:
Heath Dresser 20 Michigan of good quality at = ~ p head
sy,rsge SIS iD Yoik weight.
T. D. Trip 10 fair Mhigsn sa5 80 head average 525
10 Yoik weight.
John vroonsr p head good Cansdas for $500 Little lees
than so y head.
w. NJ. TdeL So very good Ohios .. SO y head average
I've weight l,l5o y.
X Psrkhurit Il fair Ohios a. % 80 u head average live
weigh, H. so n.
D. Mcintosh 10 fair Csnsi price head equal to 7c.
+ n. York weight.
b. Caldwell, 2. prime Cows selected ct $50 y head.
James T. Ware od about 100 head from Kentucky Of fair
quality sgiug about 900 D. az q 9ic. q b. live weight
G.org- Oliver 10 Canadian at 14 81 y head average about
L. 30 u.
T.rry Pendi, Is Michigan a. Sic. y average weight,
LAS D.
Tiden, 70 Ohios 8 40 each weight say O75 10 each
SBEEP LANES -Th. supply 10 fair this week sad prices
have changed but little The butchers here having snced
sughterne for The season there Improvement In the de-
msLd which, bg or the uur1ay srgs receipts of the
tons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
IN. p.rry Brdee. His injuries are Of serious eli ar

rus SJcoyp ASSEMBLY Dis IRIcT The rissl csn-
,,s,.s Tor. ,ss Democa'ic sentlJ Couyenoa " "a.
S1,S D,,ric. beth siairs LonHsii,n base unstni
s-.sd ~ ,1br The matte, 20 Mayor Powell for bis dee'
We. ss. 80 uins aud decision SON % be
,re, ne .rsieses c. AHA Kelsey aid Charles Leslie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
Rassenxera Arrived

Ia ah< dip De Un Caior iron. LirayoSt-E. Osborne
J. r. Asbtst.. A. e. Smith. n D.
In tie rip C. Grfana LondOn-C HOOPER, DR. Dewey
Mise Katie NJ sny;n Mis- Emily Ford and 20 in st,erAse
In ne baya ktpv from Risa-Mr. sat,on Mis- n. Softer,
Mrs koech.
IL htrp h.Jtaa J,e~ Be~bIs-EuelIns Aaloney, New.
Ycrk. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

THs BRooKtrs HoRTIcuLTURAL sociEIf.-ia'
Fall exhibition Of the Brooklyn Horticultural socieH
viii open At the Athensum in Atlantic street r,,'.
,oupoop end viii continue open for three days Tre
display Of fruits and flowers promises 70 DC nee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
ReceIuts Of Produce.

Soru nv ALL Rourrs, sgPr. 20-l0s72 bbls. rour, S23
DO Corn Meal 2ll59 bush Wheat, II 0 DO CON- 800 de-
Oats. Rye, 44 do. Malt % pkss Provisions % do
Whisiy - do. Ashes, $50 do Lard, Ss3 do Oil Cake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

AppoStaExIs ~ TIE PosI-OTFicE.-John Peue-
,, h, S-sn speon:ed in place Of H.uy Dopsn
Scuel sDS Has has taken the place Of Richard Warren
uao vs'sned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

New.York has doubled once in - years, Brooklyn
once in years-or as GO is to l2l, with decreasing
ratio in New York and increasing ratio in Brooklyn
We will continue this calculation upon the above basis
for New-York and l2i per cent less for Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

Court OF SgssIoss.-This Court opened yestefdsy
rporit, when the Grand Jury pr.sented seven nc
ana ssalu rerd. Two coloisd toys sred Te,er
d George srJrges srrsigoed ior or % Larceny N
80 soln wa.cb worth $50 from Edward X HendeIsn iBe
est pleaded guilty Both remanded and ne Co1 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

The s;esmtUg Upderwrer, Arhgny, he Sectional
Doh receiving repairs where she viii boilers
placed hr prep 4sioy her winter service for towing and
assisting yesss.s IL dlsiTtss on the coast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
RROOKL YN IIEM&

Tl.Krss Cousty Republican General Committee
have called then primaries Tor Monday evening"
Sept. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

cInrkets-CAsEFrLLr REFoErED roR rHE N. r. fnIsrIs.
TUESDAY. Sept 20
AsHES-The market steady with fair demand Of
70 bbl,. IS 3 FOR Pearls and 81 for Pots.
COrTON-Tts market has been steady, bg. very quiet; Go
tses nave been sold. We QUOTE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

The Atlantic Bank, Of this city has brought suit
against the Paterson Manufacturing Company, for the
recovery Of the sum Of $4,000. The amount at issue
is founded on checks made by the Companys late
President, in lie name FOR the accommodation Of one
Of his friends in NewYok without as the defendants
aIege, any authority The plaintiffs nss, that this
being negotiable psper, and they being innocent
holders for valuable consideration without notie Of
the facts attending the creation Of the paper, they
are entitled TO from the Company, ro.with.
standing the want of authority.
The annexed table gives the percentages Of specie
70 lst deposits held BY the banks Of this city:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

Advertisement.
UNITED STATES COUPON BONDs Of 1866 and
1874.
~ Y STATE PER CENT srocK Of 1875
H. Y STATE OF 1862 1874 and 1878, for
Investments or banking purposes for "e BY
THOMPSON BROTHERS, No. Wanst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

EypAvxNEyr AccIDEST.--Lsst evening AZ O'Clock
q laborer nNmed Michael Kelly, was bur- ed beneath
an embspkmsnt in Eighteenth street, near Fourth
.ysnns The unfortunate man was exhumed and
,sksn 20 the Eighth Ward S:Ation House. where he
wss attended 70 by Surgeon Bah. He was subse
uuelIy spsveysS 70 bs Jes'denee IL Smith street. near
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

equal to 81 cent
The second week of September on the Michigan
Southern Road is $4,000 sganst about $4,000 last
year. On the Illinois Central the business continues
70 be very large. The second week gives s13 OOo
seaicst $4,000 last September. On the 18th inst,
1870 cars arrived a. Chicago, and ll9 departed
on this road-the largest business ever done on the
road in Gay. The passenger and freight receipts
were $23 go. The number of passengers transported
was IS O00. The State fair the great attraction
The receipts the Toledo ard Wabash Road 70, the
second week of September were SIS, $50.
Tie following is the business Of the Philadelphia
ard Reading Railroad Company for the month Of
Aug, 1859, compared with the same month Of lsJS:
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fAdyertise men.

o. .boa. z. /, cent on slaOto.Oo Stock. -.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-31

Our English cousins do not seem in all eases
to conduct their election proceedings on prnc'-
plies OF strict politeEess; Indeed, they are some
times abusive in their speeches as any West
erp stump orator of whom the star-spane led
banner has reason to be proud For instance
Mr.. Beinal Osborne, in addressing the elections
OF Dow The other day, compared Dir, Bnnlng-
ham, "a gentleman who had bt ought forward an
other candidate VINO had not been heard OF IN
politics for twenty-five years, TO resurrection
man" Britannia was IA most respectable old
lady, who had formed an unfortunate connec
ton with Sir John Paklngton." The proposer
OF Sir Henry Leeks, surgeon, was 'ounger
with lancet" and "buusler with the tongue,
and was further held upto the pubic redicue as
a r, jected suffer of one OF MIR. Usborne's rela
tives. Dover aud the Conservatives were COM
pared to Susanhah and the Edo rs the clergy
OF the establ shment were favorable AT once TO
peace and punch :" Mr. Nc6l was to s'dIscount
bills al one per cent" SIR Paking on Was "a
pocket Nero, fddl ng while the empire was IN
flames" Admiral Leeke, the candidate on the
9th SIDE was "a leek who would bring tears to
| nohod,'s eyes'i Al Tamworth, SIR Robert Peel
| made a speech, AID, according to an English
/ journal 'became humorous and nnat1rcedly
+ ianiiiar'-that is We suppose he WAS drunk
Sir iienr. Leeke, who has been returned io'
! Dover he called "a ieaky old Admiral and
| pruphesied ihat the 81 aky' old gentleman was
a, The very moment he was speaking, beng
.s~knn. Ike AN eel" by Mr. Oeborn. As iol
| Mr. Daniel, who ventured to oppose Sir Robert
! he " as the ''sn,aii-beer candidate" The FIrs
Lord oil the Admiralty he styled "bumpuoa
sort OF IA man. and the Lord Tsmworth tutii,
convulsed his audience Win jovlal parallel be
tween sir John Pachington anu "heayy SWEET
! a. Spithead