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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Ocr. a-Befors
Recorder BARNARD.

John MADDEN plesosd gritty to an Assault on james
Dor.n with fnise TIE 2h June No. 1872 Monroe street
he mai ced for sentence
Tuo boys Samuel lane ard james Smith brrhe nto
the 81 hr W B-ebe No 7is Greenwich street
July 5 and stole IS IN pennies They pie sded guilty yest-
Gsy Lane the Holse Of Refuse Add smith,
bsIrs fellow alos leave Court With n
fiptc &C. suspension Of judgment 49,
Cbsks WDLsrs part ttef charged win rooous
lor named Jonn McNanars Of 81 In house Of III fame
IL Lsutepp ttr-et Sep. woman met McSsm,ra ana
solicited his He yielded TO tenpation and lSs me-
money. 'ercTct oil guilty. sentence, thfec yea W TIC S'>'e
fIis u.
bov named James Smith pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny Bat
o the eonplinanS susoeuded
Tas ,scnyictsa u s.s.ul AID battery Th
Ksn.y JLDe 81 IL Cherry renancet for senteuce
Mary tr7ed for ssssut MaY Wilson, win
Lamp at No Ila Monroe street. July 81 Mrs Ws5n threw
Mar, CoaaL Of which caused the assault
Ibc Jnr, acquitted May Instantly
other Einor disposed Of and me Cour Sd
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coIrRr cAirNDAK-rpIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUII.-Part Nos. 2l53,
2ISi 1905 zs xi6 265 Z6' 17 277 2l8l 2lS 2S1, zlSs
1881 2Gl Il 2l9 1921, zl9J 2a5 Psrt u Noe loes 1884,
i2D 6 Kiss 26O 2l42 2fi ll6i 1862 2i52 25t 1850 2o0
2l,2 26. 2le6 26s, 2l7o 2l7l
SUPREME CoURT-SPECfAL TERN.-Nos. bI, rs, ~,
H. u 70 a. &C. H. 70, ~ 60 81, 8t S. 49, 86I S6f 49,
SuPERlOR COrRT.-NOs l4j l52, l5i, lo5 loo, lo7,
I58 49, 1884, l6 le3 lee B III l72 u.s. H. liz, 1884, 1885,
l34 49, Iso 49,, 81, 313, 80 2l2, 2I3, 2l5. -
CoURI OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. Sig,
1884 1910 70 I?s 1873 .5o 1851 ll52 liz Par -noa
ia us 80, l2l7 1 40 L'l, ~ l2S, lS'i 100 i3N
Isl. 1898. ~. 49, .
UsIIED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. &c, q, 3,
Z
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THE ASSAULTED scHooL-TEAcHER.

T.
SIR IL your eoition of yesterday. under the caption
go scbOotescbrr BTu'sny AssGtee' 10 stated tia:
into wiki feos named ON-i
d earl and William stIeeA" Such bad
alteration with him oopsa'y the 6rs.
irua;loI hsd Of hs boS the back Of
ny head Ch favor he coaeed b>ssnd he havcg
approached steshy armed with heavy blusseon-
weapor, which o
fo further violence tards Of tie rsos
cid him. FRANCIS AcHUGH.
NcAc- IoHk. Oct 5. la5q
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BPoOKLYN COURT or sEssiONs-BsroR. JUICE Mon
MS AND JVsTICg, EMuoNs AND HoYT.

Owen None aud George Holmes we're yesterday
pIsoed on s Indictment chsrgns them with grand ree
nv in shns c thing from Edward Terry, Of NO.
Ron street the 9Th 81 August asst Holmes gas convict
ed ard More it.ed Both then tiled FOR bufs.
~ on tire charte breaking house OF M o. Phelps
No s CHRISTIE street. l5h 4 d1rag the Absence
o, the family They convicted Holmes seat .nccd
Cor years and six months, and Morse iof two
years 49, ,, -
ans ,as ssrfeJceo the Prison for eight years.
Ew,d ruey, boy indicted for grand aiceny was allowed
70 plead guilty pr larceny, aud sentenced " the Peai-
t.r. flf Al MN
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ToaL q G5loI7 l226sJio i-517 e IVtt %
La: week.. 2z4IG 80 I1s.il95o siH7r-s 17,oss@
In Real Estate 81 private sale We hear OF sales oy
Me-srs. Raynor d Blackwell OF four lots north-wes;
corner Fourth avenue and Eisbty-ffh street, los
feet inches fronting Fourth avenue, and % feet N
depth AGO. two lots in the rear north side Of Eighty
eth steet, % feet front, 10! feet inches in dsp:hi
also four los north-ess. corner Four.h sveaue and
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ADVERTISEMENT

EDWARD y. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor OF The
ssIe. devotes Lis exclusively TO Operative Surgery
ara Office Consultations Obscure diseases OF the
Pelvic Nisoa HeGoIrbo5s Rapture fs;uls and Concese4
Ab.oes OF the Rectum cured without the KNIFE OF hsatu
by process requiring Otc- hous eoEa %
snd 20 evenings Dr. Ds residence, No ~ thsv A. al
other hours d. Is his pny.te Hospital where spacious
pures; city, with sepaa,e nurss
for those WHO require the mere serious o .ons
dietee tresea uasAAtis ., their own homes
or At hotels
The oaoe Of Tia soaLFkL 10 e. No. Veseys. Asor Hocse
where al Literary and business oonErles:oa rus, De e
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Neg YoYk, Oct. 5, 1853.

PHILADELPHIA FUGITWE.-A telegrsphic disp.ich
received BY e police Of this city Moadsy requesting
them 10 look oot for Peter snsy who charged with having
stolen 500 from John sstetOrp Officer McDon.H Of tee
Twenty h PrtcDc. succeeded rerssy Tuesday
end found up~ad Of $500 IL bis po>s 5tetsbrn and
officer mmeos-y tue complainant recognized the
pnscner having been presbt Re o opeJ sste
born The proprietor Of hcel Phiate pha Ssur
cay morning last taxing IL his BARRON having ~n
al the previous night while seeprs the tskn
slO bills various banks Terray bad spn portion OF the
the establishment Of Jew No 70 Chatham street, 10
the purchase Of ewey part Of which cold him after the
proprietor m the shop had been warned to DO By de-
tecves Efforts being made 70 the
spent. Tsrusy and In Consequence OF cdp
bspd been engaged peoobg various goods about III.
Two excellent Hkeneses taken Of him for
benefit Of the police The Evidence seats: hG sufficiently
berg hec await requson from the
Governor of Pennsylvania and such ooub will be the resls
CT the examination when viii be hsc to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

IMPORTANT New PATEsT on SKIRTs.-A Patent
was issued on Tuesday last the 4th inst, to James
Draper of this city, and Others for what is known as
the Woven Skeleton Skirt This construction Of skirt
has become highly popular, and has beer made by q
gres. number of manufacturers in all parts OF the
country, under the supposon that it not patent
able.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

SALE OF TIE FURsI1rRE OF LasE, THE DE-
rAuL1ER-The sale Of the household furniture of
W. j. Lsue, from his "other house" in Nineteenth
street. took place in the presence Of large oroxd at
the auction room Of II. II. Leeds & Co., yesterday
The sale was quite spirited. There was, it must be
confessed, profusion Of furniture offered for sale
rather more than household not uncommony prolific
would find for; as for instance twelve dozen wine
glasses, sets Of cbairs, babys wagon SOFAS
tables and tabe-servce, looking glasses; also,
petng enough for Fifth-svenue hotel. II was whis-
peIed that other furniture was included in the
catalogue, but OF this We know nnthing.
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[Adver isen snt
TIr All ENCI AKIN ELEVEN

Mr. C. D. FREDsicEs Photographer, In junction WITH
Messrs TUkYER will publish OF SATURDAY the sh
instant HoTo-LiIHoGksPH Of the ALL-E>GLAso kLtEN
with the Alogrspb Of toe psye and correct Vie" OF toe
Cricket 0roune Hobokeu, forming uost valuable pe''e
20 by IS inches . ..,s.L.
above named parties o. 81 cent? each literal discount 20
deslers pubshcfs in this city rhLaeepes DaH"'e'
Chicago AoniIesi, and Quebec. COPynehs secgseo
& d. fkEDRIcKs,
Ne<. 5s5 . SS7 Broadway.
BIES TuRSER
No. .. Fulton It Al No AZ Broadway.
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feIscn Guard to parade. fully uniformed armed, and
EQUIPPED (witbout overcos;s, With kpapsacks aud
dark pants, for annual inspection and review, a.
Hamilton Park, on "Wednesday, Oct. ~, at O'Clock
8. m The ,egimeD,a line Will be formed Hamilton
Square at g. O'Clock Q. m. precisely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

The receipts Of the Connecticut River Railroad for
August were sos, l3 0G August. 1873, SO, 1863 IL.
The operating expenses larger this year than l,s
bu: the ret gain in August, over August, 1853, is
81 ,972 Is.
The business Of the Clearing House teday was
s23 67S 900, which is unusually large. The steamer
from Boston today took 100000. The Firemer's
Insurance Company has declared a dividend of 10 y
cent, payable l2th inst. The Planters Bank Of Ten
nessee extra dividend OF Y cent, payable to New
York stockholders at the Manhattan Company. The
Bank of Yobkers has declared dividend Of 81 y
cent, payable October 10. We hear Of very littls
specie yet engaged for the Saturday steamers and the
condition Of the Exchange market indicates that the
heavy drain is over for the present In Money there
is no nportan. change, although tie market is some
what irregular. In some quarters there is an in
creased inquiry while in others the supply is abun-
DAFT at Sci T. cent. At bank the offerings are TO
fair extent, while the ability Of the banks TO discount
is curs.d by the constant decrease of the deposit
line. The West is now using oil its facilities here,
and the running down Of deposits from this source is
large. In the discounthous1 the supply OF long
paper is greater, but rates are unchanged.
The steamship Pacific, today, Of the new Atlantic
Lire, connect ns with the Pacific Mail Co., took
eleven hundred passengers, and was full Of freight.
large Numb .r Of pssseDgeIs and large quantity Of
freight was offered more thar could be taken.
TIE movement Of the banks in the four principal
cities of The Union in which weekly reports are made,
as shosn by their last statements, is az follows:
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sns Jeremiah r.rp.a Elected Dt-ctsrs. ana ,,bss
goat Ns,bsai- De ohossn frs,
sest NJ Pre-, Vice presdsst J-seasss Lohrop sasria
t,reen. snd f-.sr~r ysn Hosr.rd Secretary 1h- IT.
rs & the ~h the entire srYovs Of the Dreo
tia al every oficer CT last year r-ei-ctea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

The New.York Sanitary Association will bold a
meeting tonight at Cooper Institute, at which highly
important matters connected with the pby.i,al and
moral condition Of the population Of this city, will be
discussed by several emneu. clergymen and laymen.
The meeting is open TO ali who choose TO attend.
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CITY ITEMS.

LECTURE ON GEoLoOr.-Dr Boynton gave an in
teresng lecture ast evening at the Cooper Institute
on the Interior condition and Crust of the Earth
illustrating the subject by series Of paintings To-
morrow evening he treats of the Gold Formations of
Californea."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

BuReLARIEs.-The residence Of Mr.. Frederick HOr-
,on No Jchpson street. entered By ct nipp-rs
on soo6.v robbed cf rs IS Of
wor-sp Tee BOX sso cortxnst relies dece1sed
daughter CONSISTING o braided hsr The huse o. John q
Jms. ~ rweh entered BY opening TIE door with
e s.y Tue faniy Uncovered tie presence OF the fellows
teto.s ,ney had TINE 10 take ysaing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

ALARMING CosDITIos OF THE PUBLIC HE,LTH.-
OF the first hundred Jurors drawn for the Court of
Common Pleas this month, but four were well enough
TO serve. Ninety.siK were afflicted with some dis
case, 50 grcvous dangerous as to deprive them Of
the pleasure Of serving the County in the Jury box.
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Geo. c. White; citation retarnsbie Oct 10.
Aiehssl Anthony cits:ior retarrsbie Oc.- 10
Freeman has doc citation retutt able Oc, IL
.d.Iiok Aarseies; eli sfon fetGrusbe Oct. l.,
SiAkie Iayrsy CITATION re-grrsele Nov II
Jcsepa Cot, citation returnsb- Nov. %.
ChGes FULLER: citation retrrDsoie Oct IT.
Jaia q. Raw; citation unable Oct ..
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
Herman Ttorn Martin Ungrieh Wn. Van Wagner,
Edward Asu Monica Dawson, May c. smith, John 'ract,
C0prst Grtuer Frances frsnque, Wilhelm Keller stephen
BuiehrsoE- John Bogue George W. BgHs,esd. Honry Dos
Robert EdxaIds.
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NEWJ.ERSEY ITEMS.

WIxHAwKES FERRY CoNPAsY.-At q meeting OF
the khoids OF the Week, Ferry Co.. held IN tsI
Zee hawke n j. Tu-sday the ith last. Nathaniel
Doe Price. Je-cEith Lohrsp frs,cs Yice Hos.s, j.
Ncoiy, pgslsI q 0rssxY, Assrt g. sAsr Wa. W. Miles,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

A GRAND AMALGAMATED CRICKET MATCH for
the Benefit of the alb ng.rd plsyrA grand am, gamEed
Crcket mattel will of THURSDAY. FRIDAY aud SAr
uRD.Y Georges Cic.et Grounds Hoookrn bet~een
Elk Of the United States AND six h- al Enga1d The foil wing
ntemep ccte: players from the 81 Gsorges and New YORK
Cluts will take part in the game: Mess Glbbo Wnih
Lang Waller Ford j. Van Buren,, Head g. HshAI Sharp and
WIby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

The BATTERY EsLARGEMEST.-The Pilot and Har-
Dor Commissioners met on Tuesday and took up
report Of survey of the effect of the Battery En-
largemept. The survey was made under the orders
Of Prof. Bsche, Of the Coast Survey, by LisutCom.
7. A. Craven Of the United States Navy. 1t demon.
sratss that the mode Of extending the Battery has
been productive of very great injury to the hsrbor.
letter was written to the Mayor reminding him that
his attention was called TO this subject more than
year ago by the Board but he had not attended to
the matter. The subject of depositng aches and other
matter on Oyster Island threeq Of mile below
Bedloes Island, about which the NswJersey authori-
ties have made such fuss, considered. As the
island is within NewYork jurisdiction, and the Jersey
men would not cooperate in any way with the CON-
mssioners to preserve the harbor it was not deemed
proper to interfere.
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fAdysrtiNmen

SUCCESS IN LIFE.-Every body desires to sue
cd a. eh II they would follow tho sht pursuit aud make
IN. b. - Of t- eulti-s fowLss WELLS, no js B!0st
NV r.ske Ptieno gics Exa nations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

The free exhibition Of Hsebner's picture of " The
Emigrant's Farewell closes on Saturday next at
Schsus's Gallery.
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Adksrris--ul -r-
AT EyFRD

AT EIL's-WEDpING CARDS, NOTES,
kThe.e cs-brsed Cards elegantly the hsh.s:
syle Of the az. only be hae IN Bad~sy DuaHss
kscablishee IL 1870.
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La ~ INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME CONFEDERATION. S-Bsfrre Justice Por-
VERDICT AGAINST ROBERT " LOWER AND Dr. MOTT.
DuIcsr, 5herH.a Co R5bsr. W. LowboE AZ EApaset
NCc
Tbis wss suit ou bill Of exchange draso By Dr..
Not ard acopted Lo~r TIE Jury found Tor the paina1s
for g $50 g. hing the fal sz.osui claimed
In0eue 6ari0E for plaintiff. L. L. Barbour ard william
c. NoJ's for def udsI.
CaAnsLRs-B,fors Jcsice SUTHERLAND -DEcIsIoSs
Luther K. Msr-h e. al, agt Isaac Birdsall e. al
d ton oersi siihngt = either pA--y.
Dsvld Els iu pleaded sgt. Il. t. Livern Memo
srsns payment Of Of trial bsfa,e referee aud BIO
ooss II oprssng the no,iou-
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IA6yer-iseue';

OUFRU'S PATENT JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL
The greasy 'enson Of the Oil obated ana DOS not cause
any Ii is the best pustiye for children
oce No l5 4hav. and sold by all respectable oruegsts
PsSFoLD Palmer L. MOWER.
Wholesale Agents, Nc. Is Beeknsn-s.
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The .tatemen. Of the Pittsburgh Banks fos tie

COULDN'T BEAR IT.-Sassn n. Lively o. Ne. -
Huber street, possesssd Of lsee manss'a ysnse
sshi of aieh mach ,talsn ~ bn1es LIZ
that sse ysldsd 10 the rsonp,ns Of hsr ssvss % ~
DEPARTED vifa that article She ss5ssee M - ~ -
eoIaui-sd fog xAl b Juxios Cesssly.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

Board OF HEALTH.-rhere being no quorum yes
tsrday tie Board - Joarned until next "Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

POISONED BI EATISG MArcHEs.-A child, three
yea old died yesterday No 10 Van Bruni street from eating
rosss nous Substances making uciieG matches
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Advertisement !
IyDIA-RUBBRR SPRING

there An InA Rubber spns Be- at No 32 Broadway opp
,s the Hoset, You invited 70 call sao Judge whether
ther. /. suother in the ptitet half as good. LCDksit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

Gas, GAs.-Gas Fixtures, OF beautiful design
and frab will BE- found the great Wholesale Manufacturing
Depot Of WARSER, PEcA Co., No S76 Broadway.
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IAdvertisemsnt
GURNEY'S GALLERY


First block below the NewYork Hotel
PBoToGRAPHs, DACUEREEoTYPEs, MINIATURES IN oiL and
lyoPYIYPgs.
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Advertisement
BRADY'S GALLERY

BRADY'S GALLERY
Has No. $50 Broadway to No. s3 Broadway
corner Of Bleeckerst.
PHoIoGRAPHs, DAGuERREoTYPRs and AdBzoTY?ES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

IsDEPEsDEsT GENERAL CoMMrTTEE.-A meeting
Of the Independent Democratic General Committee
was held last evening, at No. ll3 Bowery, for the
transaction of the regular business. The President,
Mr. Isaac Rosenbourgb, addressed the members of
the Committee denouncng Tammany Hall and Mozart
Hall politicians ia strong terms is understood that
the Committee, if not suited with the nominations
made by either wing of the party, will put candidates
Of their own in the field They hold regular meetings
on Wednesday evenings of each week at the above
named place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

The following account of new picture just pro-
cured for S.. Annes Catholic Church, of which the
Rev. Dr. Forbes is the clergyman, is Translated ifom
the G,oraale di Roma for Aug ,:
9TH. Cbeyaer Vucengo Aorsni Ia arts. Of dtns nshsd
repu,u cared by many excellent paintings sco wnioh We
Nv mention his work, the picture Of ~ feilts exc
ut,5 two years for the Bepedictne Monss Of Ia Csya IN
h soon Of Nsps highly and desiysdy praised IN toe
He has By order Of Clergy unan OF
painting Of 81. Am, which, when a
n, will remind The Americans that Rome ID
, the .be Of and that soc has with reas'n ea
recognized their hone. In tie foreground OF the
.,,s . eu richly orarented stool tas venerable
,s 81 Joachim by side stands The youthful NAL, Win
tau and hand. oeyouiy looed lien
ins ssn.vely 20 tie wise prtceps Of Der holy mother
i the urEat hsure Of a. angel clothes II
robes who to hsse oocie ao"n o oeaen
., h Blessed MAIDEN ard voo, while De Pshses rese-t-
INV A. b, hears of zoe holy as;roo appears Su 90
u ,,, 10 sry, whom be tno~s destined - zoe
h,hsr of God On the other SIDE s further eAck ~. ov
r,a IN, aArch Joachim, hoSing IL his hand 80 oper o-u
n. reading OF which hls him with woresf he ." aoaoe
80 ,hs,s H. N which upon siol -
re sns ~ Inc painting ana whh nos saS. u neAsea
by xoUD 4 beautiful little angela who MI Win so'. nr .pS
,,,is % -. uutips Ger faab rrdlr esse ara S'i ts
"a aoo-n prophecy that h.s HE dAsnrs OF aca
sprndcr simple ohsste beauty Of es.isn .a n,ses n
ucuy Of eeOI, sc::ae~ ana ssy Sow sSsi! IVA agar!
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Every form sDd species 81 Neruni Insects, &C.
81 NJ. dao gercDs 70 the human family
PRINCIPAL DEFoT, no. 4io BROADWAY, n. Y.
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PAVING WALL STREET AND SIXTH AvESUE.-The
paving of Wall street from Broadway to the East River
with tap block is to be commenced next Monday.
The contract signed yesterday, by John W. Petit
grew, to whom it was awarded some time ago. The
number Of square yards is 5OO and the total amount
of the job is $4,000. The contract for paving Sixth
avenue, with the same material, from Carmne street
to Forty.second street, was also executed yesterday
Thomas X Downing being the contractor. The num-
Der of square yards is 10000 and the total cost of per-
forming the work, including the resetng of curb and
gutter stones, is &c., The work is to be com.
menced on the Goth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

ACCIDENTALLY DROWSED.-Ihe eloop Glp'y, winch
from the factory OF Wells Provost fec mes above
YoDkeTs this while The early JESTER
esy uoIpins way the & crooped aochor opp
site Fy fifth street oons which 'e came IN contact Win
schooner anchor IN the Cap Geo W. j.ryis
ceiying this forward nd tsr of snd IN dong slipped
from rail which be standing and fell overheard A.
found self soi be osu,h fender which followed him,
sud Il /. Supposed struck him the head add stunned him
Ropes him. which be did notice. and the bat
lowered poste bat be drt Wned before be could
be esch.d AID sank immediately His body no. yet been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

MnITARY.-The 69th Regiment, Col. Corco'sn,
were inspected yesterday morning a, Hamilton Park.
There we're eight companies present, numbering $50
men, inspected ncludiDg the bard of pieces, was
2i5. The 9TH Brigade, Gen. Even, was alec on
parade at the ssme place. Col. Schwarzwsslder yes
tsrdsy issued orders directing the ith Regimen, def
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

The coal transported on the Delaware and Hudssa
Canal during the week ending let nst for the sesssa
to same date, and in the corresponding periods lac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

CowHlDISG.-John w. Earle of No. 400 Third
avenue, young mar about 20 years of age of rather
!measly appearance, and seriously afflicted with
rush of black hat to the head, came before Justice
Qusckenbush on Monday, and stated that Margaret
Blauyelt Of No. ISL Third avenue stoutbu mar.
red lady, had entered the shop where he was at work
and administered to him castgation with horse
whip, in the presence of his fllow-workmep, and he
desired that she might be arrested, and properly pun
ished. Accordingly, Margaret was brought to the
Police Court, and alleged, excuse for her con-
duct, that the young gentleman deserved all he got
for having trsduced her character. She said that he
had circulated slanderou stories in regard TO her. and
that, when she charged him with having done go lie
would give her no satisfaction, would he deny the
charge Seeing no other way of obtaining redress Tor
her injured reputation, she had done as he stated
Margaret was required TO find bail in the sum OF 500
TO answer charge of assault and battery. The young
man seemed more DESTROYS to recover damages than
10 punish the woman, but through Ignorance Of the
lsw made 4 wrong start.