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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03

The Richmond Examiner advocates the
repeal of the law requiring all tobacco grown
in any Western State to be marked or BRAN
ded as western Tobacco" i'll addition to
any other marks that may be placed upon
it. This was designed first to prevent
the degradation of our own brands by the
introduction into our own markets OF an IN
ferior and unrecognized foreign article, and
to prevent the competition of the Western
producer with the Virginian. 1t says, how
ever, it has deprived our railroads OF the
freight upon the products of the Western
States, and transferred the tobacco markets
TO Baltimore and New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03

The Lynchburg Republican anticipates
the completion of the Orange a"a A'eSSn
dria connection next fall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03

The Young Mems Christian Association
of Richmond, Va, are making an effort To
raise funds for their permanent endowment
and in furtherance of their laudahle object;
n public meeting is to be held on the dth OF
Nav. when Rnbt. c. Winthrop, esq. OF Dos
ton. will. on their invitation, deliver an All
dress, which is especially designed to lna"-
eurate the enterprise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03

The proceedings of the Directory Of the
Central Road, which we publish in another
column. lead us 10 believe that that body hus
entered upon 4 liberal line Of policy towards
the Orange and Alexandria road, which, We
think, will conduce to the advantage of the
two roads "a well "a of the community
We shall anxouSly await t. see how such :,
protirr of the olive branch will be- received
by the Directory Of the Orange and Alexun-
dria railroad. II charlottesville .Idc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03
Gold for Jewelry.

Pure gold is never required for jcwelry,
and is usually alleged by introducing a
small quantity OF silver or copper. Silver
renders it lighter i'll color and copper gives
it deeper shade, inciuing it 10 reddish
hue. The .ieweller of the present day relies
III great measure Oh dies for the forms hr
gives the articles that come from his hand
These he has cut III steel with care, and
many of them are beautiful, and Of Ell they
are very intricate. The gold is rolled out
into slips and what is beheId is all that it
professes to be-pure gold: but the proper
ton of the metal To the whole is very small.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03
Nc co II MICk
REAPING AND MOVING MAClilAL
$4,000 Sold the Last 4 Years

GRPAT IMPROVEMENTS MADE FOR ~,
ADDISON, WALLACE i co,
Having accepted the Agency for the sale u
MCCORMICK'S CELEBRATED REAPER AND
MOWER, are prepared 10 furnish them at nsG.
tactursr's prices, adding freight only.
In calling attention to this MACHINE, We S,u.'
say that with the improvements for 1852 IN P"t'
of simplicity, durability, and perfect working ~
WARRANTED, a. Reaper and Mower 'uPsr'
to any other made, and would advise all IL ''-'
Of Reaper and Mower, To call and eramiue u
Machine, at oaJ WdrehoGse, NO. IL t"'o" rl'.'
OF send for a Circular descriptive Of them, bsl.'
purchasing any other Address
ADDISON, WALLACE CO,
No. Is tuion-st, Alers, vs.
Iel 4 w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03

The Manitou. Captain Honeywell, from
New York October %, for San Francisco,
was destroyed by fire. at sea. Snip Mani
tou, | .40l tons, built at Pettys Island l'o',
by VIM. Cramp. Owned hy H.. Bishop ana
others. Standing AL. Vessel valued at
800, 900; freight $4,000; cargo s@"'"oo; TO-
- lDl 0nl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03
ALEXANDRIA,:

The evils of the failure to pass the Post Of
fice appropriation bill, begin to be felt in the
Western States. The Post Master General
has discontinued several mail routes on the
Mississippi, among others the River mail be-
tween Galena and St. Paul. supplying forty
two post Offices between these points. Here
after all the correspondence Of the business
men of Galena, Dubuque and Dunleith with
all points on the river above Prairie du
Chen, must take the circuitous route by Chi
cago-travelling over three hundred miles
out of the way, and causing delay of about
three days. The River mail from Dubuque
to Rock Island has been discontinued also.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03

Senator William ii. Seward Will leave
New York for Europe in the steamer when
saih ON the 4th of May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03

Attention is called by the New York Eve
ming Post to the invitation extended by Pre-
sident Geffrard. of the Republic Of lIayt, to
the free colored population OF the United
States. to make their future homes i'll his do
minons. At Chicago the suIject has been
taken into consideration by the people of
color, and correspondence opened with the
Haytien President on all the topics connected
with the proposal Besides a general invita-
ton to the colored people Of this country !.
particular offer has been made by Gettrard
to the descendants of large body of Hay
items who cmgrateI to and settled in Lou,
isiana in tie year 1903.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03

A party of rowdies went int" beer house
in Philadelphia, on Friday afternoon, crea-
ted difficulty and shot the keeper, John
Eichele. in the abdomen. James Gegan,
one of the rowdieS, was shot in the forehead.
Eichele is not expected to live; Gegan is bad
". but not dangerously hurt. The Bulletin
says These rutian gangs have every thing
their own way, down town James NEGRO
nv was killed in Philadelphia, on Friday af-
ternoon by policeman Samuel ii. Cunning
ham. McCrory had been on a spree, abused
his wife, and broke several articles in the
house His wife procured Il warrant for his
arrest which was placed in the hands Of
Cunningham to serve. McCrory threatened
to cut Cunningham, who fired and killed
McCrory. Cunningham was committed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03


Steamer Fulton, which arrived ut the Wash
ington Navy Yard on Sunday, We have dates
from Barbados to Goth April: The Barbados
Price Current of that date SALES.--FUTURE
have been four arrivals of Breadstuffs with
in the last few days, but owing to high cost
in the United States, Importers have pre-
ferred storing to selling at present rates for
Flour and Corn meal Fresh Flour is selling
in lots for -, Extra at 1874 to $3.50, the
stock of old at auction affecting the price Of
new 81, SO having been refused for 800 barrels
Brandywine Corn meal per y. N. castor,
but old imports are selling at S4i and sales
OF fresh Baltimore have been effected at 81, so
Our quotations for Corn, Bread, and Crack
els are sales cr, AmdzOn and y. N. GdSfon.
Sailed Meats are in better request
Of two arrivals of Cod Fish from Newtound-
land during the fortnight, one sold ut about
S4j5, and theother, coming to the purchaser,
has been stored and selling i'll lots at ~. 80.
A cargo (ls32 quntals) is now ati"at, arrlS-
ed this morning Herrings are dull of sale.
Alewives not inquired for, several hundred
barrels being at Market. Salmon and Mack
erel are in small supply.
W. Pine Lumber is still saleable. =. Pine
and r. o. Slaves abundant Cypress Shingles
continue saleable.
Very little rain has fallen during the fort
night, and it is very much wanted through
the country.
The public health is much the same As last
reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-14

ALLEN-ln Brooklyn Sunday Nov ls Mrs OrelAna Allen
In She sister the Kew
Lorenzo Dow. and OF DR.. Ulysses Dow Of New London
Her funeral will the residence Of her Paul j.
f Bewes street second door east Of Bedford avenue on
Tuesday 18th inst al O'Clock Her relatives and friends
and those of Francis Adrsstus and Paul Fish and
and OF her nephew Ulysses d. frinch and Lewis j. brdg
man are desired attend her funeral without further invita-
ton Her remains win be inferred at Cypress Hills
BEADLE-On Friday, Nov. H. at Cranberry N. j. Edwin
espcton Beade youngest OF Thomas d. Beade aged II
Yeas, months and 10 days . -
funeral on Monday 18th inst, At O'Clock rom the
residence grandmother Mr Roger Pege No 30 Henry
street His remains viii be taken TO Greenwood
HFrCROFT-In Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon Nov. IL,
Pmma lane second daughter Of Nm O. and the late Mary NJ
BeecToa aged years, moush and 10 days
ByRNEln this city, On Friday Now H. OF consumption Jane
wife Of Andrew Byrne, aged - years
CARRoLon Saturday evening Nov H. Mary Carroll, rect
Of James p. Carroll. aged IS years . .
funeral the residence Of her son !nsw A Reeve
Ne io West Twenty ,enih street, on MonesS s1s is,a
wood Cemetery.
CorPon sundsy, Nov b. Miss Bety cOPP in the 18th
ofherage.
The friends Of the family requested 20 attend her funeral
no TIE house Of her sister Mrs MArS Warning NO "A West
Tweatyos'th street, Tuesdsy the 18TH ct o'clock
CONNIE Wtiamsenrgh, Friday evening Nov II, from
effects OF fall received Richard Conn,
aeol 81 years, months and IA days -
ptINLAP--M MAnhassanvins Friday Nov IL Mrs Mary
Du1isp aged "a years
rAIvFYAt yorkvins. Saturday, Nov H. John F.lvev
.,ed ~ years end months
vt,yNtHG-tn Wilsmsbnrsh, On Friday Nov H. aner a
ort and severe nes George only cen John and May A.
En1l1s
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uarkets Peported bv Tsleyraph.

SKw-oHIs.- Nov 1.-THE sdyices by the HUNGARIAN
sa1ss IN Asys5es Of "a n 1pI CoITos % 20 S.y o.
receipts do, 400 sgsnst t4Co last yeaI Exports Of the
IN port sss GO bales Receipt. ahead q years. 1000
bales do at al Southern ports 25oco bales suGts steady At
IS 75as5S?L PoKE steady SIS so CoEYEE hIm at loi
lslc Of the week 500 bags sales to-day bags IN
Gliding the Leish,ons cargo, lie imports OF the week.
MoHIE Nov. I-CorTos: sales to-day, 1000 bales Mid
ding loc sal- Of The week 1870 bales receipts Of the week
30 go bales against 1900 last year receipts ahead OF last
u roo bses FRzIGAr TO Liverpool, eled STERLING TX
CHANGE, % az 1, cent pr eEiual. ..,., #
20cO bush. Coks hTm White, aJG8Sc Yellow, s5dSoc
fsoTI.ioSs steady Mes PORK, SIS 25i Prime sl; Bacon
PHn,pyfyHIs' Sov. i2-FLorR quiet. WHEAT steady
Com s:ye old Yellow soc. OATS steady at 4oac. MO
CorFEz llsdR.c Aess Pork ele WHISKY steSdy at 's~
OsxKeo Nov 2-F1ouK steady with small sales at - :.
for State from Shesse sP1s R.nla Club !. s o. to-
dsy 400 bash shoies Canada Club st oti - :,
f "a New YORK but the regular line. askins Dc LAKE,
IxPosTs-lso bbs Flour 200 bush wheat 80 ou-1
"a bbls Flour q Ojo Bush Wheat, IA 900 bush
barley eoo bGsh. Rye $50 bush Oats s.,sua marie.
400 bbl, WHEAT advanced lac. saes $500
bssh No chiessO sPEnyS !, PC ub !. o. ie coo bush
u GO bush i SS :, ~ is 81 so Other grains quiet
WHIsxr nomins st 2sc C.sAI tEEISsrs 'eaay. c I'M
500 ee' floSI le' bush sst EryoSTs: 2o5
XXI. F1oar IS 90 bush Whest is6oo bssh- Corr
SS. nj d-iasd s ei sales Sc 6Af. quiet saIs
sssr. today: go bbls Flour ioeo bush What IS 600 bush
Corn so Bush Oats REcEIP1s; 500 obs ouT, so eush
Wheat Il. 900 bush Corn, :, 400 Ousk Oats -
MuvAuKEE Nov. l2-FLorK steady. WHEAT inn CoRs,
declining s sssofb@ mex wSss @ bash Conn iso lush osss
sEIyxFST.: 40 Go bush Wheat.
DErEorI Nov 2IfLcrs aetiye WHssT dah a - . for
ssIYrExrs, 1000 bash Wheat
ToIKDo, Nov nIfLoTE hrD =; 80 20 ior sgpernne e
Flour; 900 bush. Wheat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-14

TO ARRIVE.


.ees.p res0 e, ses,aa-pto. esS 6a s Ne. ana
Ch.drei two children and servant Mrs Samuel Coadwck
Rev Rowland wife two children and two servsnts Miss
fin,or,b Misses H. and C. Woolsey New York MI L. do
BonnefouI Paris MIRA Cen Harvey daughter and two ser
n Nsd,ne AZ s.enoe Paris j. A Nolsin. Chas t. stag
10y OH e v Childe MI and Mrs. J. b. Osborn Master
Osborn Mr.. g D BrOGi MI and Mrs George sC s1se
g. Wslin,hsm Mr. and Mr.. r. L. AIlsnd and child j. o.
Chapman Mr. and Mrs Brown Mis. Brown o. ssS".
Mis- H. Wssee Mrs sautel and child j. Low New iork
DR. p T. Kendall Mass M and Mrs j. kedned. ba'ss.A
n Y Misses L. L. and @. L. Abbott, Miss T. T. bolies M
ana Mrs Morris z r. Booth, Mr. and Ars w A bootn
Miss ~ A. Booth Mrs II 81 Booth stamford Conn w. l.
P..rson New.York Louis De Muller SPAIN Mr. kI9neTs
MI Yeomsn, W. b. Baldwin, A. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs 4.
Tabor and three Mr. and Mrs Revere child and
want; w s. Franklin, Penn. r. w Winams, Nj ooutois'
Johu Berbzer Mira Curtois T. Drew, New fert Mr. fuS'
hum T. Ketchsm Mrs Frost New. Hampshire w: Watson,
Thoma, Shepard Mn, Frances Warden and servant Miss r.
Warden d. Warden 4. ". and C. Warden, L. LevsnaId MI.
and NJ. T. b. Abbott New-Yok Mr. Genial J. Roch, d. Des
champ B. Bsne, j. Lsngsrn and Mr. and Mrs j. Freshman
IN ip Isaac Bell FROM LesaorDemetrus GiOrgadis and IS
In the steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-14

- ~ =, Far, ru,es. WHEAr dal and dechned
L. BssiSI steady s74e oar. 1srsy a.. va ss...a by
CiscissAri, Nov n-Bunes' o. ~ Ssn !, fse Bsoox
ST. ,ns NOR, son.h: for Ponx In better reqse's a. sis ~
Hoes unchanged with few transactions
EXCHANGES
PHrADEIyHIA Nov Insight Exchange On Ss~'i ON POI
B,rrTsoRx. Nov. u-ssht E1ehsprs on New-Yo'k an
eksnred. ry.-L IA.
NV ORIKAss Nov u-eisht Exchange on se~'iefs has
deeHped 4; the rates are al discount. ,,ou
Sosros Nov L-sshs Ezehaass New YoTh par TO Eio
MosIIs, Nov n-sshs Exchange on Ns~.Yors tai v
cent discount xv.-A -
changed :. $50, 10 ..u,
Csiosso Nov lasish Exchange New orb at Is eent
premism for currency and y cent premium for gold
COMMERCE OF MOBILE.
NOZZLE, Nov u-Exports Of the weeA 81 oeo,a&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-14
Passengers Arrived

IN steamship Granada, from Nev- Orleans and Hards5E
de Blos Capt Mason, Miss Mary 0Brysg 4. Oterc NJ l..
Banco Miss D. R. De Angs, Nj. Carols NJ. Bse and wife,
f. Martinez Freire, NJ ]. Csnselt, A. de oones p de
Castro, s.selpos g. H. Williams ST. Don Edwards Edes,
W. Davis, j. d. Avere Marks, K. Gu j. Vejs C. Troche,
s. yslde. D. Msyors -one, Tbos Young Franz Csrper,
T. W alsce, Mrs: {. Wei. ID. +. Lesvitt.
In ,ednshp A,id n LcsrpooLMr Roman, lady and two
servants Misses Koran Mrs k-s Mis-. f. Wilmer Miss h.
Hsrde Miss $ Gov agon Mrs Covinton Mr. Thornhn lady
:nd servant MI dcsd lady child and Miss Corpiek
Mir Janson child and nurse Miss RAGLAN n saunders
Miss bsIder W. b. Garfield and lady Mr. Gillian r. - B.
Purois, Mr., Fills Mr. Froome MI Burrows j. It. Lord mr
Thierm an H. Mtch Mr. Schesseler, Mr. Rachsn and ady
Miss Pschsn Mr. Hunt and lady r. Taller lady and In,
fsntt L. K Lawrence, Mr. Newbould Miss Jefferson and
servspt, Master W. r. Roberts, Mr. 6rimke. Mr. John
hewis and LADY, Robert Hamilton Mr. Peutlsnd, Miss Hunt.
Mr. Hoyt lady, three children. and two nurses Thomas
Rogers lady child and Phillip ses j. Lockwood Mr
Dupssquer A. Richard, P. Rsdcn. j. A csphed Mr. Mar
shall lady, infant, and nurse, Miss Lord, Chas shaw
Samuel cOwell and lady Mis-; COTe NJ. 1GIs1Pe a on.
and servant. NJ Gorszpe Crsmer VIM: Lidderdale Dr. A.
B. Palmer A. Gsrdrot, d. Rickerb A. Wilder, r. Lizard,
d. Lamb Mr. Ritter Richard Cook, Chas Herter, Mr. Council
and LADY, Miss skipwth, Mr baldwin ehid and maid
Robert Sour A. c. Buckley w. C. Fowler, Mr. Earle, Mr.
wsner and lady; Williams John Parkinson and daughter
Mr. Relish. w Psker Louis James, Capt Rourke Edward
Foster John Caldwell, Mr. Machoe, Mr. vanderwort, =
Wood Edward Csstion, Gabriel Castilion Mrs Gates, Mr
ksrnion and lsdyTotsl 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....
Cleared.


Steamship. jamestown Skinner Norfolk Ludlsm Heinck'
en-; Cahswba Smith, Havana Livingston crochersn Co.
Augusts Woodruff Savannah s. L. Mitch Son. ksrnak,
(Br Browness Nassau and Havana, T. Cunard Nashville,
Murray. Charleston spohord, Teston Co Locust Poin.
Portland, X. b. Cromwell Co.
shps- Geo Green Fairbanks Newt Orleans, ~ H. Brigham
Jeremiah Thompson Blake, Mobile s. 1honpsons Nephew.
Bark W Paige, Gibbs Monroyia and market Benner
Deake; Flash Campbell Vera Cruz hsrsous Co. Harvest
Hammond. Savannah, sturges Chairman Co. .
Brigs-Ahicanu Reynolds, Bathurst, Berwirth kocho
Schoonef-G. hesfon (Br) ball, St hichaels, o. + Bull
eyi Sea Ranger Delaney, Lsvscca Wakemsn, Dimon Co
Ella sren Port Msris Moore Henry Lady Of the Ocean
Tibbs Marbehead MASTER Randolph, Miller Georetown, NJ
T. RuRysn Co Lady MsnseI tBr) saIchat Gr,ciozI o. +
Buley Mary Helen Hutchinson Peruambuco NJ NJ Freeman
Co; Hskswsy Bsscom Bermuds, Middleton CO. Aloe
(Br) Martin Minndie j. =. Whitney Co d. b. Bsyle.'
Jayne Mobile, McCTesdy Mott Co.. L. Peacock. Mansin,
Savannah D. c. Murray; Charles Dennis Davis Charleston;
Jonas Smith Dayton, Wilmington Smith Co Mary En-
ma Dukes Plymouth Benton Charles Colgate Cooper Bal
M.ef Lord ouereau NJ Msnkin, Beers, Dayton
Sprague.
soop-W H. Brown Brotherton, Providence masteri soop
Pointer Gardiner, Providence master.
stesner-Aids Robinson, Phadephis, n Briggs Novelty,
Bell, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-14
MARRIED.

ATTERsoN--MoRGAN-on Saturday, Nov H. by the Rev.
DR. Hawkes. Jas c. Patterson of SewYoTk, TO Annie T.,
daurh,eT Of Col Richard P. Morgan of Chicago H.
TRUE-FA8AN-At Middletown, Conn, Thursday morn
ing al the Church the Holy Trinity by the Right Rev
Bishop Williams assisted by the Rev. DR. T. Goodwin, the
Rev Edw Hide Of North Bradford to Miss Susan y,
daughter Of Patrick Fsgan, esq, Of Middetown-
TURNEY-WHITNEY-At the Unitarian Church, Jamaica
Plains Mass on Wednesday Nov g. by the Rev. q. Rey
nold Paschel W. Turney Of Newly oTk 70 Annie Gray ED
daughter Of the late Rev. George Whitney Of Jamaica
the residence Of the brides father
by T. o. Flag Leonard Warner to Adelaide eldest
dsnEker Of Jscob Y. Oakley, es0- all Of th. city. - .
wfiITfRG-HEAVENER-At udson on Thursday, Noy; 10,
by the Rev H. C. Humphrey, r. NJ Whiting IT, OF Brooklyn,
to Amanda youngest daughter Of j. r. heayener, Of
Hu1.o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-14
nv TeIegPnph.

NEWPORT. Nov. n.-Ar. briys Santa Clara, ErbInevex
Windsor s. for Philadelphia hyss Pres.y Port Ever
Boston; OronOeo, Talbot Bo.,on 70. Philadelphia scbn o.
lrnge, Ball Savannah for Thomaon Governor Hoogsr -
Yoik; L.bannsb Feel Port Even for Boston Westsye NJ
ersoD Boston for Rehn.ondi NJ A. Mcneil. Hand, Boses
Phils1lphia-
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I2-Ar banks Union, hcn ~
Jsneiro; Joseph Maxwell, from Porto Csbeloi Daniel "
Malaga -
York for Porto Rico. ~,<..
BOSTON, Nov. i3.-Arr ships 7. b. Wales Bur, a.,
Leyent tBr FeEan do. barns Convoy, Cashier Nssss a.
Campbell (BEj, Reed, LveTpooli brig China Lans'
JsneiTo
CHARLEsTOy. Nov. 1.-THE steamship M1hors yssssL
from sew-York arrived here at "A O'Clock tbs tss
morning. -
SAVANNAH, kcy 1.-THE steamship Alabama i've
Yors arrived at her wharf Of y Friday al wsn
w-ORLEANS, Nov. il.-Arr ships T. '" resyHf
entnrion from New orb; John 81 Mayo, rem bes'oai
'Brien. fsoIn London; s4Iaoda, from CaIdE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-14
FIRES.

SUPPOSED IscEsDIARY FIRE IN BRookLYS
Ahont o'clock on Saturday evening, Officer john
son Of the Sixth Precinct discovered fire in closet in
the back basement of house in ReInsen street, near
Waterbury street, Brooklyn, k. ID. Some cloth had
been set on fire. and in few moments more, had the
ere not been discovered it would have communicated
20 the wood work. The flames were eXtinguished,
and Margaret and Martha Bowlan, the occupants Of
the apartment were arrested ON suspicion of arson
FIRE IN BUsHwIcK AVENUE.
On Friday night the chiccory factory of Mr.. Flute
on Bushwick avenue near Ainslie street, Brooklyn,
r. d., was damaged by fire to the extent of 3 900
Insured in the Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance
COMPANY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-14

Snip cnARIys HOMES BrD from Liverpool for hoes "a
totally wrecks1 at ssa and her al lost. she ~
ock4nd in 1884, tpns rated q and hailed from
ng. Il. ..-xsa
to sept 20, and sold for $3.50 .xsk
Snip HELEN A. MLLxR.All the cargo inst can oe
the ship Helen A. Miller previously reported) has psS -
and placed in tents al the fsklsnd Islands, there va - -
portion less damaged her materials have -
Monteyideo Ifa vessel at reasonable -
San Frsnciseo her cargo will be forwarded not |" WIZ
20 Nsw-iork. -,
ScaR. JoHs A. SrAsLEY-The cargo OF me senr. dos
Stanley previously reported ashore sgaAn, -
ton and hides. kss al been landed on the beach sne
ws,er and II Ia expected that abe viii be nosiea On
Sunday, weather permitting. . r.~.y&
MosrxyIDko. Sept ls-Ihe ship Russell. RON nSiupr
bound 10 Sem Francisco put into this port tor msaie
and few ssls and ssied again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-14
COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.

UsrrEp STATES DIsTRIcT CoURT.-Nos. 3d. 81,
Cd 80 So ia, a. Sc, 81 IFS, l0S, 20
SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TERs-Pau l.-Nos.
n ~ s7 So g. So 30 So 95 o. &C. S. H. a. 70, 49, 81 S. 49,
Isl ss %, T. a, lS, $3.50, r. ~, no oor
aze 2sss ls7s 1889 2s 2SS 1915 1887 1913 1888 1885
assi 3ss7 mo q, 1859 2ss 2Ss 1897 Part lI-NS s
"a esl 1880 1870 FRA 2604 1885, 216O 2i6l, 2I66,
S1ss' RIO pm 2T7l a776 2T7s 1880, 27e2, 77s4.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part Mos. 46S, 543 5l9, 53I,
Pa Sane A. Friday and the additional Nos 36s and o69
CouRr OF Cossos PLEAs.-Par Mos. ll75,
lo7o 1894 1896 6s1 1865 1896 1888 1901 IN it72 81 1895
lI<s Part II-Nos i45O, l46 1859 1850 l46l
1xsl 1864 1854 1918 1895, IA. ls2 1929 l452.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-14

THE WINTER GARDEs-One Of the most marked
successes of the is the piece called Smke-dra-
matized from Dickens's Nicholas Niekie6y. The play
ing in this is admirable Every part is well filed
MIRA Bourcicault Mr.. Jefferson, Mr.. Pierson, and
johnson exceed their ordinary abilities in delneatng
the chief characters. Smke will be continued this
meak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-14
CoIRT OF SPECIAL sESSlQNS-Nov. 1.-Before Justices
CONNOLLY, BRRSSAS and STEERS

Rose Cassidy, laceny Penitentiary months Den
ns Cronsn IsIceny PeHitentisry months william Moore,
saa and battery Pententary months Barney Van Tyne
and battery fined SO John Allen larceny Penen-
txry months Ellen Murray, larceny; Penienary months
Mary Connolly, larceny; City Prison 10 days Henry Morris
larceny City Prison 10 days Julia Gallagher larceny Sy
Pson 30 days James Madgan assault and battery Peniten-
diary months. John NewlSnd, larceny City Prison 10 day..
Nxfnret Common Penitenary months Margaret
Nel sy larceny; PenitentiaTy months Michael Gleason
ssuk battery fined 5 John Dunlap assault and battery
Penitsntisry months William Trumbu larceny Peniten-
try months Hsett Riley larceny Penitentary months
John kyer larceny Pententary mOnths John Richardson
hrr.nv Cv Prison 30 William Hobson larceny; feni
Tertiary montbs Patrick Quinn larceny Pen':entiary
mopIhs John Smith larceny; Penentiay month Peter
Kinolee larceny; Penitsntiary months
large before ths Court many OF
hh were settled privately remanded and In others
ndsment was suspended The above cases are all wherein
npns arded