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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04
BROOKL YN II,kNS.

IsDErESDENT DEMOCRATIC NoNgsAfIoSs.-A
County Convention Of Incependent Democrats, who
are di.as.fsd With the mears usei n nominating the
regular ticket wa held a. Holders Three Nile House
on Fulton avenue yesterday Afternoon All the Wards
with the ption Of the Seventeenth ard Eighteenth
were represented. The Convention was orgaoized BY
calling Col Edmund Powers 20 the Chsir, and choos-
ing Christian Yokuer Secretary. the following
nominations were made:
ItIrict hti0TE<y-ss1uei ID Morris.
County ync,e-ssnuol CerrsOL (0n .be req ar icset
Tre1suyer-Jsr- sesbury ou
ssrsrTnterdeai Of tls Pooy-R0beYt ". Alien. -
Cs'9Av'-JOhn h. aeFphy ,yu tSe reEalH HeIe'' T. W.
se,mrn.
Senator s4oonG A. Gardiner Con ne regular
rcz-t).
S<ra,o, Third Ds.iet-Anos r. Hrheh.
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Law School OF CoLUNBIA CoLLEGL.-The appli-
cstiobs for admission 10 the Columbia College Law
School yesterday, raised the number Of students IL
that institution 20 nearly 90 The regular eoue com
,o-dsy under the very successful tuition OF
Prof DIV ght, add by Profs. Lieber ard Marine, in
tie Lsw-Scho9l Buiiug Ne. 81 Lafayette place, op-
po-.e the As,cr Library. The sitasii,n eoud lot be
improved and the building b,s been very reaty fitted
Up for tie sccoumodstica Of tie s.a!snta and the
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Corgr cALyspAR-ra,, DAT,

BUPREYZ ouRr--CiRcvr.-Psrt mos. 2y8,
lsi3 49, 25 2ll5 ?l7 2ll9 22 BIS 2l 2iu 21s ?tl.
24l sls5 z4s 2L Part If-kos I42L I0ssI lSt 1864.
2z2 2l. es0 1884, 1876. 2l7e ce 9,is 9, !D, ztl 1st.
q u. 2la, 2iD
bCPRE8E CCURT-SPEcfAL TKRN.-Dsmurrsu.-
Eos 81 q 2S "a 81 81 81 35 81 s. z567sl 49, H. H. u
SUPyRiOR C0gRT-CKIAL rgsa-NO- "A, 81 ",
g. H. u 70 e. 10 co. el ~, ss as5 O., e. g. 80. I" o. ~
"a, 81 100, IfI ~, ioo. - - 80
CouRT OF Cosmos PLEAs.-PAn Mos. 1l3l, 759,
900 lI4o l76 lsg Ils 1871 IlS2 HISS 1885, eso IL
1917 1913 l54 1855 ii57. 49, IIso isi, Ii2 litJ ils
fssS g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEsIsaRr.-The General
Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal
Church opened its examinations for new students yes
ierdsy. Ii was stated that there had been tweriy'
three usm,s ssnt in for admission, but not so many
actual applications The answer TO request TO De
presen. at come OF the exair atoms was TIA. they
lot public AID ye; they were no. exactly private
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

NIw.YoRK TYPoGRAPHICAL SOCrETY.-The follow
ing officers elected at the sem-snnual meeting
% tbis Society on Saturday eveuipg
Pr,siseu,-Robert Menamin. Vice Presii snt-Wi.m q.
Rtou.r scT...y-r Charles Fsukoe fTiesurerl lanes Ma
rioe Truees-Cbarles SAVAGE John Thomss Libr,rkI-
John Cav.
Tie Society now numbers lSj members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

THE FCLIoN BASK observation-disclosures James
L. Br ady and Robert ID. Holmes, the counse. Tor
William j. Lane IT., who is charged <th defraudiog
the Fulton Batk TO the extent OF 10000, appeared
before Justice Osborn a. two clock yesterday ai.er
booa io- tie pup cse o: proceeding with the examine
too Justice Osborn stated that Mr.. Burrii, tue
counsel Of ire bsk had sent word thethe was unable
70 attend. If. Holmes .sd tina, be desired 10 maze
q motion 70 the Court, aui one which Mr. Burril
would rot to oppose. He desired That the Anna
vi,s which formed tie case FOR the Peeps
should be mais more full They I'D not state
the m.roe- N which, or through whom, or n vnss
particular way any Of the sums making the agsre
rate Of $50 I0 lad been received by the defend AMI
inst the forbearsnce Of the bank to prove these fac
through the Introduction of those who were closely
related TO trs prisoner, was exceedingly kind ana
gelelous but that the evidence could be obtained 10
other quarter and th.. the defense would 10. object
secondary evidence TO those facts that the vol
nt.-y confessions Of the prisoner could be used WIN
ett.re effect that he bad oonceaei nothing and had
rothrs TO conceal; that the duty IS be had no
oou6; il would be the pleasure, Of the Back
officers 70 present full cas. that the counsel iol
he refer &c might know the al length and breadth OF
Stat they would be required 20 meet That the DE-
eu.e ~oull con,eud thai under aspect of the case
within the poser OF the bank present. could the &C.
cused be held FOR s nisdemesnor, much less i'r
felony and that, uLoer the broadcast construction o.
law. lie could only De charged with frsud ID ciVI
proceeding that i was Lot proper tor nc 9ahA "
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library. Pr. Ih,Oer cou,eerc-- d.. ccnEss c1 Aoa-
eay psIt. VIM. C-r'i. Ncys Theodore Seosw'ck.
Msrsbsg s. Bid~eT william NJ Evar:', and Alex.
". Bradford I'll i.iv,r occss;o-sI .setars' Moot
Ccur:s WI " tel6, 81 przss CT $50, $40, $i'e'
sod sloosre offered for eIceesoe. Iae spa gToNIr
Of this :rs.I,u,ioa I. remarkable.
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Cr,KK. TIE FAST CIEKH.-Ano.her complaint was
- x.,'nssx against Wa \ CiEs, who 10 nov II 70.
ms, ~ obsinii rlone5 uad-T fas- Pr''eu,' 81 -as
- rim II Marsha Dckins,r Co. cg.srs No
,-r-t were s~iu6lti of so y wnsta q goo.
Ss nv Cl,rk foT WIN KiunSn o. Pt,slrsh 70 BIT vai;a
psY-r arrived 8. .as.s e-siiasso-
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THE COrRrs.-The Court Of Oyer ard T.rniner
met yesterday morning, when che Grand Jory WAS
called. but, in Consequence Of the Impending OF
Grand jury b. he Court Of 5essi'ns the gentlemen
summoned were discharged for tse Term. The PETE
July We. swo.r, and disebs-gei uL.i cer: M9ni.y.
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ARE YOUR Houses IsFEsTED WITH FRRMIN'
"CosTsRsp EEmsDEs u1slB destroy ard eEterui-ste
them Sod eyeIyshsre. PRINCIPAL DEfor No. 40
BROlDwsY ~.
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fAdyert .semsr. |
DIRECTORY, Oy
PHoNOGGAPNIC

PHCNOGEtPNN KLPOkTLfs DfKFtTOKI, Oy
Of which targ ,u,io' aed .ecu-ss re .ryiee' ~
Reporter. fari Fer particulars THE PH2tsoLoG
cal JOURNAL OcrosEs Price y mat prepGi 10 cects
A-irt.. EOWI 4 WILL New YoTk.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

CHRisIIAs ASSOCIATIONS AssVERsAar.-Ths fhh
arLivsrary c. the Young Mems Christian Associs-
ton Of Jerssy City took place last night at the
Reforme: Dutch Church, 10 Wayne street. Tue
church wss derse!y filled. The President, Wssbirg-
ton Hssbrouck, occupied toe oh.r. The services
were opened with anthem by the choir, reading Of
the Scriptures, and prayer. It's President Of the
Association made interesting report Of the doiogs
Of the Association during tie pss, year and tho pro-
gress tia. had been made.
From the report of toe Treasurer, Ar. Melvsos, Il
appears that the amount Of money rscsivsd wn
500 ~, arc expended, 1896 eilesvirg balance Of
81 IS. The Association Ia now free OF DEBT, hsvog
pad Of balance standing over from the previous
year Of $500. Irdspendsnt q the above. the sum OF
$3.50 ives raised Of teEt ard expended Tor various
purposes connected with that enterprise.
Addresses wsrs delivered BY the Rev. +. G. Clark
of New.York the Rsy. A. X. Thompson OF Bridge
port, Conn, and others.
The following oi were elected for the ensuing
year: President, ~ G. Ssght; Recording Secretary.
j K. Henry; Corresponding Secretary, Jas. Lsaieri
Treasurer, K. c. MeiysDe
The NEw-YoEK AsD ERIE RAnRoAD.-A. the
close Of TIE recert RIO; Of the Bergen Tunnel men,
speea, police Of six p.en ws- eng oysd 10 keep .
watch over the track ia the vicinity Of the sish's,
house Lsst right ths specials reported Themselves
for duty ard were rf.rmea ;ts. their services ~oia
| 10. be rsqa..sj q. les.. for . isT risa"'
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hur,sr.-Tse 18th Regie,sn. proceeded % Eut
Nesio-k yesterday 20. inspection ard drl' ." .'
ruuber Of one hu-c-ed n.a Taey were inspected ~
Inspector Gereral Brewster. To-day the leh Reg
msut Vii lie inspected. Or Wednesday the 7Ns. ssi
or the ll:h the 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

Ths City Court ne, 'sstssdsy a,s tas Ju's'
s.sousc.e la. tie Jury ~orld 20; b. called ii. sen
Mea;sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

GITS CoyH.-Tae Glss Cevsys are AZ alive on tas
oyster questiou. Every Blacksmith Il the ne.ghbe''
hoes is working riga: Sui 6sy IL .Ae naauf.ctars Of
dre5ses and everything that Will float = mss VITA
raks Gas eo-e :, the oyster eiSgiegs.
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AccIDysTs AND lserfsrs -frarcis Hsrris, ons OF
the who scaded be 4 tire san0ot
Active, ed Moudsy of Die rJnr- a. the n@w fo o.pi
"a A. uuluosr man 80 80 - olnd IN
tie kor,t River Got Of Thy sib street yesterday
Deceased &C loog dark hair SIDE I'D dr.s-" ~
dsrs co,h cost, bsk yes. OAK hbbet pAu'. ',rok
Coi.m.o r,,ive 81 Ireland 2 q age while iooNe.ed
OF Saturday rshi uto the the Toe. OF Pey street.
6io~-ec. pstk e,tnora 20 hiS, ei Do vas too
nuch Intoxicated 20 az all himself ef 3.
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OCERU'S PATENT JELLIfIED CASTOR OIL
II. ey q me OF Is obyaed ard :oes rot csuSs
az s,rson after USE IL the best purgs,vs fo children.
ONCE No is iihsy, and cd by all r-peetsbe OruRra.s
PBSyOLD. PABsss 4 MowEs.
Whnesa.e AGENTS Nc. Is Beekman-st.
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IsDn-RuBBFR SPRING BID Don't forget
there h Al spfrr Bel st Nc 81 Drosiwsy
sire the Hosp.s. You Invited "a. srd jntss shsaer
thete aLc.he. L. tie uaifei hsf a. soot Loots.t:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

F,ru AccIDEsr Yesterday stetuooa, Andrew
Brown asS;s7 Sci dera he bs,csrsy vessel sia ~
i-s:alty k.e:
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FuT.-A fire b,cke out If tbs grocery aud hqss,
a.ors wla9 Ry a.S tee c0rret Il Viz. e.. ce@ss
.tp.s ae,y rs' sirs dsvse - he esee OF ss,es
50 Ts,f,.. pp.si - Ave eesa .ss worn o. "a
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Cap. De Rjviere b.s publishei the following &C
court Of the difficulty between bnsst and that u.s.
,reuished DsnoOstie rc,.icisn Mr.. Wi,ham Null
hcsr:
Th,rs auy raovs Of ,u,f between - r.ei,'
. ust - ssi wh-- r-erfus - snf s>nu "ia
a.rsrse- AZ .s4n f-rt srle,n. hsf trnns at sur
rorr dta y sewers fsrc,. p.seS iEsacr< trRrS
x.-d ne T. RI. repii-o h-s ,ol AZ viii Sc VOC
,-r.'sursn' susS~-sS 'Cerairiy' SEA ~sltei cut NV
friend srd hirs underwood oo,hrs 81 ~ss est
occurred 10 sP-szrE the ~ Sish sssgsE efsa
70 frd husf srrre-rdsd ~ tie whoe party insr an
NJ Sgssu oiscui- TO- 70 .nd sy ftecfs
sp-.tug Fugs. arc specially a. very w teiea No
vlusy have 'her hrnrgt. n ccunecoa WIN soh
r,a NJ ~ fssri v.' con- -" 5es anesfs,s7S
re avra.re carried chsler: accepted ne weaeor. pr
posed rsyy sxshcers ans dscgssrr te' condor. ~eice
wri-fr - nave Erisutd--grtuS TIE touF no
rciu,e6 uss4p - go terry 'vistrtr- hif an hos, -
adrgao, ny friend, there crdc'is al n, '~r We
cre.sed h cher siir sri c-e watf tiy oce noF @ ne
parties sistr u 80
hop-s a. seeing g. al thrs about sIsf
Instead ~ arii ore lad beet agosc lpcn -r ~r-
follow ~ Nrisse fen OF crss:@ which hey hsd stdy
promised so Before u,rhng arc 'ee sCEc ;esy
k-fsn p:cpos change IN the ~rspor- ofsrirs esrrr
pr. tich the tai brought with them ~hich kn-w
ro-sg shoG. Tic be.i declined AID STOP hsyrs o.ea
made TIE rad IN wood winst cpcrirg trld to-y
changing The tlrsuc~ We resed ard ta4y thea
~ ed FAINT a:-.ireor ds,srce Ny fsu, a.
..sr. ever thai ,hss rel,ei sri h'y withdrew e,sus -
fei WHERE srei qusttsr - our after os
ceclere sns fi-uc VII s,te-t tia theu sts,eu-t ~
usitsr M Mu.gsn ebuG-dlt rsGdl ~eo, ~Aen
fa.l of ,. may Osve th- puck " gsnnr IN orro' ~ an
uaTued aad rnpr-p.rec bet w.o ds.. rot tight or
.ybeiy upon sad osi ;erus sai hs soi ready ssny
time n prove Your, Nery -r'nec,tr,iv man.
"Nei,. io-k, Oct S. 1853. CAPT a. Dr. XIV 1shE'
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s-il. 49,,
Senator, Third Dissyies-Anos y. Hrhed.

KrSGs CoryTr AygRIcAs NoxISATIoS. Tho
Straight Americans met in County Convention a. East
New.Yo,k yesterday, and organized by selecting Al
bert Miller President and Jonn q. Adams Secretary
after which the following nonirat:o were MADE:
I1sfrzet 4,to,ney-Ea~sfs 7. ~oss.
C9uafy JuGze-Wnchs,,sr Brfttou.
yuse,e. Of s,nons-Wu. II. boyt.
County Trea4gro-A ltrsd Dorsu.
Superinf.nGstI Of re PooySi DIc. s,~pAen D JsrnSE
5A Dstric,, Samuel NJ
Co.o'o-fer County To~rs George kbby fof tee Es'.
en- D'.Iift NSlson North Tooth the k-p1blcsr uck-
JgI;s.1i Dsrc,, Johz q Ad.ns; 40 District, Joan r.
Tesle; 5h District, Wa. 81 Nodins.
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RAuEnAD y Csr,S AyRSUE AZ meeting Vitae
Ceo,u Ce.ccG a.. eve-g pe,l,ioGs gossleet ''t
srsU - sstst.t f,,d l. Oates The sle,ect -
rGusd 10 lie 4Al rcai Gee 5li..ee.
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AufrtNfu eA~
GURSEY'S GALE.

First block below III. New York Hotei
PHoToGsafHs, DAGctKREorSrEs, 6isiATus,s ~ OIL An
lvo2YTYPEs.
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BR,DY's GALLERY

Has RrNovEo from Ne. $50 Broadway % NJ, So Broaaw,J
corner u Bescker.st.
PHoroGsAPHs DACuEsarorYpEs ard ANssorYPt.
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AT EyERDELLs, NEDDiNG.CARDs, NoTEs
celebrated Cir3 engraved 10 'he h..s, Of The
arr be had fTosivsy sns a. Essbhst ID lso
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GAS, GAe.-GS Fixtures, o. beaHtlti! 6esen
sr1 hniib will b. -four Wboesa@ Mar seturins
Depot 4 WARES, Pea Co. no. 5o d .oIaw,y.
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ANOTHER Descent. Or Saturday warrant
~. Issued b. Alderman Brsty the James wilson
sr6 rs Vif. M.'sAt l req at NJ n Worth s~i caSrsei
with kepra ri.orierlv be- Cap flh're, vfs-s the
premises sun CT Modssy rns bro ght the toos'rs was
dds usre t,ro.sd stated IL the annexed summary Of
ths.r eXsm.n a.icas.
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COURT CT sPECIAi. ssssions-ocr. s.-Bssors Recs.


The October term Of tbe Cn.ft Of General Sessions
commeccsd .oesy before Recorder ssad With u1Gscsiy
heavy csenesr the imr.rreirg OF 8rent jury vas do
ft--sd I'll q morrow qrorlm pct beirf c,esent
Hsfriet tofrfs'er better Known WIDOW eorrrcsr" The
keeper II csorSsy house IN Cars called tns Rsd
Wbs and bus ~ho convicted thst charge IN Jaus
last s Appealed % TIE Supreme Cont against ss
he kecorc tbs trial witch rurs sus's'oeA
b. Cor, placed the bar e.. eLtsn II sn,~a
,h ole had G~ps fpm her evil The Rsoord-t
fenced he Pe-.srGy g. rns nonths aud ordered
psy fns ct 500 70 BE- committed till the hns
psr.
VIM LJo1s youth p'esd.d sr.y 20 cb.suns sooA unlsr
fss- prterses the fsriepuy for one ysn
Tbomss Wilson sGsc 70 yess, tried Tor burglary e
third r-,- trsasLg rts The store - Ise Brett No 2N
f1n Sept s. aud .~-e hsrefcm ocr sheepsh'ns
vcrh g. Re yc.d viii msrtatoE 10 mercy
AID .-,tercsc to .wo ys.rs 10 che Pe4reutisy
JsI1e, BIZ DerInot 49, si Nrr Hsssn. sfsd a. were
CHARGED Nth bod act ~ hehVs, robbery On the 18th Sep
zen ber ~ Auou p. McConn@y sod 8eorss Cosmber
siu ~he Lispepsrs street. socosted " fs
Thy paus % talk With Der ard 10 the mts o. hetr
wis, the u their bnsin,s. With the lJ Before
hry could reply Dsruo klefed MoCounsy do~a sn4 TOOK
HE chain bsssD knocked Casmbefsn Gown bat ava
rot rob MIN AID both off, thy sabseqeenty sossd
pleaded suy snps sauu aud ssos to sss rsd
i,entisry for months s3a fIec 60 hcDsrmo pssls1
guilty o. ssr: With n;er rob. AID was ssSt fot hvs ysas
the State Prison. .
Mary Mccarthy AID Heno Jsnsa, tred Tor s,esiag
fom Ionp Dsoo at No - Mulberry stres. 90 AP ~.
azd y Quilted, after aich the Court sdIolrped.
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q krOwltou. country

TIcKET SwtNDLIsG -Eiishs krowltou, a country
man lis way Iafcrli. ,sirdlei yesterday u
x52s tie pr~h.s number = 80 e,s of himself family
friends by Eugere Cs.tsr who Subsequently hsa1ns Of
:e complain DISAPPEARED INT, aier the dpsro Of he neSt
* amer
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Twenty FIRST WARD REPCsLGCASs.--A meeting
Of the Tgenty first Ward Republican Association was
held last evening at their ROOM No. 80 Fourth ave-
rue Tire meeting WAS wei steuded, aud much spirit
was manifested in conducting the business OF the As
socistiop. About fifty new names were added 70 the
roll and large number more proposed for admission.
NeGrl; two furdred new members have j1ioed the
Association within the pest month, Including among
T. EN- many yho have heretofore sympatbized with
other parties Tie Association now numbers between
seven ard sight hun dred members, aud lis affairs are
represented being in most eourshing Condition.
THIRD PREsBYrERf The Third Presbytey a. S.
met in the Session Room OF the MerceIstee! Presby
terrain Cburch yesterday morning. the Rev. Mr.
Wallace u fremont, Moderator. After some prellui-
nary business Rad been Opposed Of, the case OF Mr..
lafayette Bnshuel young hcentiste Of the Presby-
tery who having become Satisfied that Cniye!saiisn
was better than Presbyterian ISM had made profes
zion o. that faith, and asked to have his license re-
vcked was taken mp. The Presbytery granted his
request. The Iepor,s Of the state Of religion IN the
churches we're generally encouraging, bat there Was
no manifestation Of revivs mentioned in the rsport'.
TIE meetiIg vas well tended by ooto ministers and
slcers, The Session Room being completely filed.
CoLUNEfA COLLECE.-The new year Of study was
ccnuerced at Coiu nbis College yesterday, undsr
very favorable auspices. The Freshman Clas' num-
bere6 resry 20, and the eu.re ulmber Of students is
about 80.
Law LYc1rRr.-Justice CleIke will deliver the first
lecture Of tis course before the Law Cass of the Neg
Yofk University this evening. Members Of the bar
and law students sre invited 10 attend.
LAW DEP.arsFsr or TIE USIyLEsIrY.-The Law
Department Ct he University opened liz annual .es-
zion with lecture by Prof. L. S. Chatfeli il Unver
si,y Chspel. last evening. The attendance very
good s considerable number Of lsdies present
TIE Chan ellor presided, ard Judges Roosevelt snd
Cerke were Oh the platform. The new clas. numbers
nearly si1ty men beu
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PIckpoeEETs BEvARg.-Forr detective officers
from this city sn6 three from Brooklyn e;t last even
ing for Albany, where t2ey VII be ia attendance
duIicg tie Fax.
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Law LIcTURE-Justice CleIke viii deliver tie frs
lecture Of his course before the Law Class of the Nee
Yoih UniveO'y this evening. Members Of the ba
and law students are invited 10 attend.
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SUPREME couRT-crserrr-ocT s-B.tcr' Ju'tic. Pcr
D.rc,r. Sherman Co. -. Ipss., Mott a.. Robe: "
Lowbef

THE wss srt Brought By tie plaintiffs against the
Rev Or Not ard H LowbeT 20 lcos.s The em Or 90 90
Lnbsr TIE rc,e 8. sky ssy' frc Aus ir'
10; pale nstUry Nc Lc~ser In detens. asseA
6s 10 oonse GRAFTON q consesee ey him 70 plsinns o car
lien ass him hs' the plaintiff, eretei Into possession x
The peuhs sad hst lhs fce they hsc chn ssdust him
IL eky i tie parfs ALLEGED that the property 10 a'Sha
b.s .sr sy ttern subject mortgage Of $4,000 bat
v sision they he's uri thu; shee judgments ss.nss
the defaeso. Low Der Tor anger amount nd that they nf OF
.red the Losber clsiuns that thee sneeo
were M rr.y snd formed lice uesa the
property No Ia. besr pct IA by d. Ns Cs s oa
ShsNstR,-ocr. s. Before las:lce sVrHkRtAsD
THs sPImTCALIsTIc CAsE % MR.. HrNt AND MRS
MORRILL,.
Samuel y. Morril al. H,sor A. Hume.
X may be remembered that few mosths ago Mr..
Hur, e,snined before oae 4 cur police mss'ss 90
charge g. hayirg committed rape upon NJ" sssh aotru
wNie she IL ssr st that the compAnt v~ do
ms,ed TIE sroari that crime could act oe tehmey eesS
Isl ID uLorr TIA eNslrG s.atcte.
Mr. Morrill, Sever comtnsnc-t action ~ erin csa
Mr. Hume $1,000 finssss tor injuries cue
az "A b, sim 10 The a.sset Gebsuchirg Of he wife
The Gaze cane up TO-DAY OF made BY tie ds'e,dsst
for plaintiff give security fer costa hs betcsa rcoesiss
Tie inodoa howese', psPored. RooeLsS opesn'ey@
rlair,f, g. L. Wafer fer eeterdar;
DECISIONS.
Cssssrd agt. Msphatsu Gas Company.-The coa'.
psir, this BE- c.ma-c fer stated spsciN
Term che rmnsst t. hole ,ha the psenh cog msn.sn
th. so o. ~. pesdg END proofs hseir sond be In eS-t
bold obtsse &c pat with tina proS~'
y wi;rou; pay.
Tbcrss +. Smith agt. Wa. T.. Dusenbeuy.-Ao-
tor 20 op.r iucsneu, d.liee
Lotus Wood sgt. Edward KinbslL-Motion grant
ID t be poee'dirn sa,t 70 s,w ~ defendant :, Toae~
BIS application ultl tecsE OF the appeal s1oa stsy
70 be fer y dsysi costa 20 ABIDE event.
Gilbert T. Eytrson agt. Ho!eoe Wing Of al.-Motoa
created.
John II. Mortimer AT. VIM Brurrer OF a.-Csss
settled.
Alex McGevip, &c. agt. WIN. Rober.son.-Mo.iou
granted OF psynsrt Il ccs.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

DIX. BoYsros LEcTrRE.-The Cooper Institute
was fec last evening with ST Intelligent audience to
bear DR.. Boyn,ons Introductory lecture on Geology
The subject embraced the formation Of the heavens
end the earth al The laws which govern the motion
OF the heavenly bodies. The subeet wsA illustrated
by a series of experiments, which. with the doctor
lucid explanations, rendered the ;a,ts presented INTEL
liable TO al present. Or Wednesday evening tbs
regular course commeJces, at which tine series of
volcauic paintings will be exhibited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

SUPERIOR COURT-0Fsss,L TEsN-0er
The Genera Term, forthe hearing ofcalendsr causes,
h,s dolI eet Until Ocob, 81. Moso- vii DO hard sssr
dsy Lext. al II O'clock.
SPECIAL TEpM- Oct. Before Jrsti,e PIsRHzroSr.
Eawsd HOsan agt. Adsns Express Corhis case
is be re-Insd oorlsl All .hs. pssed tho fw
stssns.td.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

CoLrxEn CoLLEcE.-The new year Of study was
conn creed at Coiu 1bis College yesterday, uudsr
very favorable suspices. The Freshman CIas' mum
bersd resry 20 ard the ertre ulmber Of students is
about go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

TIL OrrSIsG OF IHE EyESISG SCHooLs.-TAe Pub
lie Evening Schools opened last evening through
on. tie city. TIE attendance generally very good
for tie fist evening. These Schools promise to be of
mere benefit this year than before. TIE follow
ing is =, Of the Schools All Prscipss 20 fer as ii
,e. s;Iia fn or them last evening: