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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-17

A new steam sloop- -of-war is to be launched al
Portsmouth, N. H., on Tuesday next. This will
leave only two of the vessels recently ordered
by Congress- On the stocks
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-17

The Weekly New York Sun, for the week ending
the 18th instant, is printed on Mr. Beach's new
press, which supplies itself with paper and prints
the sheet on both sides at one operation.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-17

From TEHUANrEpEc.-A letter form Suchil, dated
February |, says: Everything connected with the
overland transit route is moving along finely. Mr.
Sdell, the chief engineer, and party, left this
place on the goth for Chivels and the Pacific to
commence the railroad survey. Part of his corps
had previously begun work on the Jatepec
river.
The snag-boat for the Coatzacoalcos and Jante-
pee rivers is now completed with all the apparatus
necessary to commence the work This boat,
with its machinery and some twenty or thirty men,
will be put in operation Immediately after the
steamer leaves this trip. The snags which obsruct
the navigation in the COatzacoalcos are between
Such and Brewers, a distance of some sixteen
miles
The mails have Just arrived here and the baggage
train from Ventosa 103 passengers on the road,
and will soon be in. We have a large increase of
California mail by this arrival and the transporta-
ton department had made arrangements for con-
Quoting $50 passengers. Several more stages have
been put on the route from the Sarabia river to
Ventosa. This department is actively en-
gagged in stocking the road with good horses and
| coaches.
| OCEAN MAIL SERvICE.-In the Senate on Satur-
day, Mr.. Yuee, from the Committee on the Post
Office and Post Roads, to which the subject was
referred, reported bill to provide tor the trans
mission of the mails between ports of the United
States and Europe.
This bill authorizes the Postmaster General tC
contract with responsible parties for the convey
ance OF the mails for period not exceeding tel
years, in steamers of suitable speed, between any
ports of the United States and Europe; twic,
monthly to Liverpool; once a month to Bremen
via Southampton; once a month to Havre, vi!
Southampton; Provided that the entire service
under the three several contracts shall not exceed
the sum of 5000, 900 per annum. And the Postmast
General is directed to stipuate that, during th
service so contracted for, other contracts will b
made by the Government for carrying the mail
between the United States and Europe; and that
if additional service should be required upon tn
routes, it shall be performed by the same partie
Cor a pro rata increase of compensation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
DIED.,

Atkins Margaret Ahin. beloved wife Of james Atkins
tive Of Couriy Tyrone, Ireland.
BOWTR-Iu BROOKLYN, on Thursday Oct G. Mary Allyn wife
Of William s. Bower, aged lG years and , months
BANKs-ln this city, Wednesday morning Oct s. william
Gould Bal ks, eldest son OF David Banks
COBRA St Augustine, Fa on Saturday, Sept a. of nser
T.r Wow Ny NJ N''A'" '''' u '-' 'D '' u
CROLUs-Iu this city, Thursday Oct Clinton youngest
George Cs.balne A Crocs ssed 10 months and
DNGG-At H.rlel on "Wednesday Oct, 5, Clarence w,
OF Solomon AID Mary A. Dineu aged year months and q
Ep3AR-ou Thursday Oct: hi. late residence, No AS
Essth avenue Henry Fszer Edgar aged years. eldes:
HI. Tedenee at New Brish.on Staten Island on
George and Lydi, Griffin Of . city the Ash year Of his age
The a0ersl will take place from his lac residence a. W m
fully invited attend. TIE boat leaves South Ferry, New
YoIi, al 10 Carriages will be in attendance ~.
HANS-At Rye Wescheser County N T., on Thursday Oct
g. Caroline NJ Hares, daughter Of John Il AID Hester j.
Hslp., aged eye.Is month and q day, ...-,. IL
in That year her Pheoe the wife OF the Rev. u d.
LIE RoYon Thursday Oct. e. Mary Ann lie Roy In the l7:h
MARTIN In Flushing. on Wednesday Oct. The residence
tive Of port, aged n years.
MElERs-A Staten Island. Wednesday, Oct. >, {. Meyers
M isi ias ty on Ta.day Oct ATE. lingering
and painful sickness William Augustus meser, aged 81 year'
MULLAVIL-In this city on Wednesday evening Oct. s. ser
lingering ines. Patrick Mlisyil native Of County Galway
oGbfSo ws ass sn' ssP %o2h Henry Ogden son of the
LAT. T. A. Ogden. U. s A. In the 18Th year Of his
PLATI1ln ,h. city on Thuday Oct 6, Thomas Ps; in
TAYLoR-ln Brooklyp z. D. on Thursday, Oct g. after
p.s,iTs Ine John Augustus yOuDees. child Of John and
wMAIs Wish Friday o. Minnie, yoan,es. daughter of
TIE 1ssve, AID friends Of the family requested attend
s~,ny s On sunday 4 ~ m from One hundred and
w W Tsn.d.y Oct 9, short illness, JAIME,
"a'~ |" N0' sssTspsS AYsaus sssd u ysass-
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TO DEPAR
10 ARRIVE


n the steamship FELTON, from Harye and Sovttamptos--WN
Adams. N, Aria', Aland R. w. Buriase, L. Bsrios z.
Besnchery L. Baledept D. Brsnt, suchner, " Clay r
Canose Csnurd, Miss Csreus Clement Mrs. COrst :.
Chssnne A. Cauar Cuero, H. A. Carnes Z. DespoI,ss T.
David, Pe.ea..e ard ,srvsnt T. psvs,ser, ~ z ps;
et T. Gsutier. Miss Grsen George 0rMd, Miss 1gnel
Griffin, Harris lady and son. Msses Harris Holmes
jenkins E. Jene T. Jacob J. NJ Kins. Kenney, N L. II.
cam, A. Lemosne v. Larel. H. Legendre Lebalf W.
eombe Lamfeounn A. A. Luts A. LoPrcr. }. Ledysrd, L.
Mersn, Msrsne, Geo Mason. MIS- MslecenI and child T.
Mr.. NerOn. A NegbeTser Mr. 0stam NJ. G Petsp 81 -
lips Mrs. A. Peesser ana child, L Queitie IL r. Rs.hqons,
W; RoeiOf.on, A. Rogue 7 b Roussssn Mr. G Rs.ael
comb and servant, DR. j. Smith, Mrs B. Mrs. L. Stan
ton. Mrs. Spantsd, s,nbiIun, Mrs " sesurn, o. Scott p
Mr. Trote Mrs Tspie NJ Touxeau, John Van Bu-
rem, vobe and lady yoIbe H. yorbe, yka Rev G. N.
Wsdron, Wyckof, WeDd,, lady children and serv
T. Well y. w Walls A. WsJara, Mis- g. Wotton, Miss Z.
Tot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
P,nort,d bv TelerrapI.

ppr,py,ys I. DC. 7-rLous finn at ts6s5 50. wn.,
firm; s.l.s 5000 bush. White So krd' VI % Cens
tive ct csc. WHISKY sdy.ncsd oao' Ls, s,,. x,.
Al JG4i 81; Rcd. 81 1881 II CoRs b1oyso': sat
vapcinr; Yellow sds4c White, &c 9ssc WHISKY hru -
"a. Provisions ',ssdyi W,s,'rn Lard ss'iye.
o. o. 40 bbs SIS - for fn. 81 25d - st fo' ssy
fine fndsrs and STATE from Sping "bsn ~ i1St e4t
Extra Michigan Indiana and Ooio and 20 y. io doaee E
WHrarEIc cited active In the middle Of the day bat e
ouiet with downvs6 tendency; s,ss IL so bush No u
csso spus al Soc $40 bash No do at s66s7ic. In pvt
arrive i4stoo bush. Milwaukee cinb ., ssdSc ios Soa
= rs; II 600 bush White Nj ,hrsn at 81 s CosS scars
and FINN with good demand sale. q 600 bush No ilsnoi'
lots at sSc o.Is-sse. $500 bush Caaaaan q Ss
bbls fl-ur eco bush Wheat. GOO bnsh ohs SnAL TX
ponrs: 2co Flour 10 oc bush Wheat, 200 bash Con
osw Ia:o oei m-rlOvs dull and steady wn.,,
active and finn; sales 5000 bush Chicseo Spring No 20
II 500 do do, No At 9S 5000 do Muwsakes Club o, s
cine private CosS firm Gales sooo bush Illinois, 4
tends downward ISLES so bash. Canadian a
Tic. arrive, and $50 do. at 7o the spot Rye advancing
FREfGBrs, ~ NewYork 2c. Flour, 7c Whe,. and 81
Corn Barley, TO Albany Sc IMrosrs-7e ebls Flour a.
100 bush Wheat. H+o do Corn. u so do. Barley $40 ID
bnsh. Wheat, 81 600 do Barley.
NEwORLEASs Oct 7-CorToN-vhe sales to-day before the
receipt Of the Csnsdss adyices 5o bales aerwa b
few sales were made the market closoe lo6il for Md
ding The sales Of the week add COO bales receipts
$1,000 bales against IS GOO bales for the corresponding veek
last The exports OF the week foot up bas Tie
bales Stock In poi bales CoFFEE-Saes Of tho wr.i
II, SEQ bags at he for prime. Stock H. 600 bags.
,CNenS.rI OF L-fLoys fran q, unclaimed rrics
saes of Buk and Bacon Shoaldes the nearly
million pounds at 7d9c for the former and later,
Mess Pork. &l4 50dSl4 Is
TORONTO, Oct 7-FLoUR firm, but WHEAT actin,
snd &C. hsher; sales OF 900 bush white Winter 81 %
81 Is and Spring st 9oGs5c. BARLEY dull.
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MARRIED..
BTNEDICT-HA

BENEDCT-HART-ln this city, Thursday. Oct S, by the
Rev. Asa d. Smith, d. D., T. Cornelius Benedict TO Sarah c.
Youngest dsugbtsr Of Lucins Hart
BuTLER-ROYLE-On Thursday, Oct 6, by the Rev. l. d.
Wells the residence Of the Faster, MI lillian Butler to
Miss Sarah Jane Hoyle, all of WiliamsbuIsh NJ. Y.
GARDlNfR-BULLOCk-AtG Gardner Cottage Amster dam,
on the Mohawk Thurday Oct. s. by the Rev Mr.. Wine
gar Charles A. Gardiner to Mis- Agnes Bullock. both Of
this city.
JAMES-LETTILL-0n Wednesday Oct by the Rev. T. T.
Hoox Mr. Wlism James Of Armenia Duch.ss County, NY,
20 Mrs Josephine Le,til Of Liviupton, N J.
GS-HOUSEWORTH-On Thursday Oct 6, BY the
Rev l.. Cuyer Mr. John c. Jennings 70 Miss Mary j.,
daughter Of Abiahan Housswoith, etq. all Of this city,
PEELE - DOUGHERTY - Ia Brooklyn, Long Island, on
Wednesday Oc the residence Of the brides father BY
the Rev s. Remington, EDWARD Peee Of NewYork TO Han
nah T DougheI;y
SILLCOCKs-W1CKOFF-On Thursday. Oct g. by the Rev
Tnomss Aimtsge d. d.. Warren s. Silcocks 70 Mary +,
yCung daughter ofS Wyckof, esq, al Of NewY York
WALCoTT-GWYNNE-lu This city, Tnursdsy, Sep. g,
b. me Rev. Mr. TuIe Henry L. Wscoit 70 Anaie G~ynne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

Of the Cub) ard the Montreal Cub. Received With
cheers and followed by song by the Club.
Mr.. BAEER responded.
The eighth toast was "Tte Unpires ard Scorers,
which received more than the usual share Of cheers,
and folIosed by song.
Mr.. FORD responded for the Scorers.
The ninth toast, The Press, was followed by music
from the Band.
Tenth, ard last usual, came the toast, The Ls-
dies, j" followed by soug by the Montreal gentlemen
The festivities sept mp till late, or rather early,
when all separated, well pleased with the entertain
ment.
The GAN Elevea' viii soon re.u-n TO England no
doubt well ssts6ed with their visit to America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

RtLu0ned slrd me tlm
uairs In Tire ssrer.s The sum nv
The audited will b. sabmilted 20 the Fs
Of The Tr-s,y they sha have been r. fy
in our books, hieh viii BE- b. 'ose the close OF 'ns
(s'r,eS) JOS 8 WILSON Acting Comms'one''
II. q. PASr, ESQ.,, Wsshir son, D. L.
This sum allowed the State Of Missouri, together
with her revenues, viii make quite surplus IN the
Treasury OF the State, beyond the interest due Isl
January.
The Chicago Press says:
"The pas. week has been one OF unusnai acuvItyi
in fact since the first Of September bushes. on al our
railways and in the city has been steadily increasing.
The gratifying fact announced yesterday morning
that the shipments Of wheat for the last month e1oeeu
ed those Of the same month in ell the previous history
of the city, This increased activity has about drainu
the bsnks Of currency or, 10 speak more accurately
has brought down the amount in hand to the lowest
working lint. Yesterday aud to-day more rehsoie
produce paper was offered than the banks could take
A sirgle house discounted TO day to the amount OF
$4,000.
Exchange went down TO l. on Monday, and these
are the current figures TO day. Ine pressing d1-
mand for currency makes holders anxious to sell;
Sight drafts on Buffalo and Oswego were freely offered
in the for currency at par This Is equivssn,
10 about a on New.York, which may be regaii ea
as the outside rate. In the present state OF tne
fuI tier decline may be confidently expected. Ine,s
il no demand for gold, and rates are nominal az
premium. Little nothing dong outsiue y, . nn
RAILWAYS are beginning to show the effects Oh the NC"
cron and the greater activity in business circles
The cash assets and liabilities OF the NeW-Orleans
&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

sPELTLR remains q,ie. a, ,d SIC. and small 'slss ie.
ct 5ie. q mos
sEEDS-A limited dsmsnd and The muket IL hsavy tra
yer,se1, pew 10 porniral 81 ~ Timely seei q IN i-
,or,s, AZ 25dxl3o for whole, and 81 S7i 81 E -,
los Rough Flsxse.i 70 nominal -
TOBACCO-A fair inquiry continss el, iill p ass.
n. ohtajpsd for frss srsd-s sales ~ bh5s rpe hayus
iaac Il2 bales Havana q d42 1874 cAss beedls y
%. al.o $50 bales Ysrs, on private terms
TIN hs naniry both Block and Pl1e ooos'rass Ku
-. ne,. 20 .1,s,aip@a s1es of 20 slabs bs1cs san
yys.b and 700 BIKE. ID Y 9. 80 IS, emot
TALLOw-Holders are quite hrni me oems ID hhi a.,
offs 800 n at lcidilc. 10 10. .,
WHIsKY-The srkrt 10 better and more seu'e sS M,
bbls at .sd2ic , u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

Counterfeit SO bills on the Merchants Bank Of
Newport, r. l., were put in circulation about the city
last evening. Edwsrd Watson was arrested for at
tempting to pass one of the bills and locked up by
acting Sergeant Robbins in the Sixth Ward Station
Touse
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BROOK wv ITEMS.

INV CHINE OF BELLs.-A chime Of three bells,
weighing 400, 900 and COO pounds have been placed
in the Holy Trinity Church, Montrose avenue, E. ID.
On Thursdsy, they were blessed by Bishop Loughlin,
and dedicated respectively TO the Holy Trinity, ST.
Mary and ST. John the Evangelist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

NUISANCE on CLryTos AVENUE PIER.-A meeting Of
the Board d Health held yesrdsy the Mayor in the Chi
ain. preferred Mr. Frank Swift the Brook
,n ors contractor by Mr. Osrander Of Vanderbilt
TO- allowing dead animals and gsYbaie 70 accumulate the pier
foot Of Clinton avenue and from which an Objectionable smell
the city Mr. states that he saw the csrcsss Of thirty dead
there from Tuesday Of Last week until the following
Saturday together with several loads Of garbage and oa the
stencil Of which inolrsbe The Health Warden Of the
notify Mr. Swift 20 appear before the
Board on Wednesday nex, 20 answer the charges
FIRES IN SEPTEMBER during the month OF Sep
enber last fires in the Western District The
total loa sustained cid not exceed 3 800.
REAL FsTATE.-Tbe nine three story houses ct the
junction Of Fusbps and Dvon sold yesterday
by the shsa for s8lO0 Tney mortgssed for SIS S
and built years since on speculation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

To,l since Jan L.. ,S5i 26ss472 81 Sl5lisl %
OF the receipts for duties in September $780, 262 %
were Treasury Notes, making this class Of receipts
amount TO 8, 26S, g7S II since January last.
Tne business at the Clearing House was so, O27,-
0o0. The shipment 10 morrow promises to be about
500 &C., Il is stated that the four trunk lines
template advancing the rates Of freight the 18th
of October. In money rates there is no change Of
importance TO notice. First class two-name paper
running up to June has been passed at SoS per cent
That maturing between January and April, if of "a
vo,ite names goes at 7a7i per cent. Acceptaucss
having Zee, than co days to run go without difficulty
at ia Ga per cent. There is pressure of paper in
the discount houses, but there appears to be some
Increase in the demand for discount a. the Bank.
Several pounds Of Pixies Peak gold were deposited
to-day in the Assay Office in this city.
IL regard TO Mr.. Cullen, The Philadelphia Bulletin
Gays:
"A notice in The Ledger referring TO the Reading
Railroad Company, and the probable resignation of Mr.
Cullen the President would lead to the inference that
there was dissatisfaction in the Board. This we learn
is not the case. But il is necessary that the Company
should have representative in Europe TO attend TO
certain affairs maturing in ls60, which at
hand and Il is believed that one Is 90 competent for
this Office Mr.. Cullen. 1t is, therefore, probable
that he will 20 10 EurLpe, and the Presidency will be
assis ned to some one else. But no change will be
made until the Board has had full elaboration and has
determined upon fl successor who sha be saistac-
tory to al concerned.
The annexed letter from the Acting Commissioner
Of the Land Office conveys interesting intelligence to
the holders Of Missouri State indebtedness:
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Oct 1850.
sR: Referring to your letter Of The 18th jay on behalf Of
John w Reid Comnioner Of the State Of Missouri having
reference 20 he per fund Of the State Of Mis-
souri, inform you that said seeoun. has been adjusted
up the LIST Of January 1883 and that there appears . Dc due
v ,ad stse up ~ the: date ne sgu St is u
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EEwPeRT Oct The sleop Shephesdes, Of West Troy,
lahore Castle Hin Rocks bnsed and otherwise damaged
The schr Exile Of NewYok has been Ashore bot o. sae
10 sshtl damaged. by .eeqsrh:
Buffalo, Oct. 4The schr Cornea with cargo Of gain
bound from CHICAGO Osweso ashore Long bsok, LAks
Enc. Cargo probably total loss.
EEw0RLEASs, Oct. 1.-The wreck Of tia shp Hslios sse
lay IN 10 thoms sold previous 10 The i for FIvs
various other materials for $50 and the cotton has msJ No
Ia lie bold, Ey E3o5; total, 75e 80.
10y lsItsy Y Ase'y pf Ra91 q VleMNs9ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

The steamship Fulton, Capt. Wottor, arrived last
right from Hayre and Southampton, with dates tc
the Goth Of September. Her news had been antic
rated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

DIED At THE HosplTAL.-John Ilardgan, who was
injured by the recent explosion of steam boiler, died
last night at the New-York Hospital.
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIONs-BEFoRE JUDGE NOR.
MS, AND JUSTICES EMmoSs AND Hoyr.
Ial. ZACH hio.k op,ith hyt rada

Yesterday, John Cavansgh, blacksmith by trade,
ss psced on trial on an indictment for feonious assault upon
Martin Olsen Of Flushing avenue the Oh Of Sept last 1t
appeared from the evidence that Oen In the act OF bean
Mr. McManus with whom Csvaraeh OF work a. helper
seeing his bos down and Olsen him. ran up and
struck him the head with piece Of iron which he nsa
hand ipurins him somewhat but not seriously ma INC
effect however Of ending the fight between Olsen ana M
Yhe jury taking all circumstances into
brought In verdict acquting the prisoner ana nc ~' us
charged. ,,p.,. u,.
upSr promse of marriage Both parties reside on Red Hook
Point are nsisbbo and been intmste for long time
b,onsht TO prove the part Of the defense that
The had fen altogether OF chsste character
distinct acts coyd be shown against her The
nat adjourned until next Th utsdsy
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COURT OF APPEALS.

Der. NO. 557 People agt. Dibble, argued Mr.
LYMAN Tr.main for plaintiff Mr. Burdck for defendant
No e. Fitobett agt Van Chef argued NJ d. Enswood for
appellants i'll Werner for respondent. No 81 Brown az;
for respondent No S. Peacock Newly Life Insurance
CO.. argued John Reynolds for appellant Daniel Lord for
respondent Nos A, IS, #. a, reserved for Oct H.
Calendar for Oct Mos ST. &c. &c. a. 40 A. 49, 49, 49, 80 so.
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MARZNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......oer.7 7.


ship-Wm. Singer, Farley, Nsw. Orleans
B.h-Alvsrado Burton, A.pInwsl Leland. Tucker Saith
Martha Jane Corbet, st. John, p. T. MENUS Son.
schooneufarge, Howe, Savannah, McCsady, Mott Co
Com Keaney, Brown, Portland, g. w. Lewis Co. " Deck
er, Watson, Hartford, master.
Soop-W. II. Middleton, Phillips, Key West.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The NEw SECTIONAL DocK.-The Sectional Dock
which has been constructed during the past season at
the foot OF South Seventh street. jersey City, by Mr.
N. j. Beebe, for the Hudson County Dry Dock and
Wet Dock Company, is now nearly completed, and is
to be launched during next week. II is composed Of
five sectors, each IS feet in length 50 feet wide and
80 feet Deep and will be capable Of taking up vessels
Of over 900 TINS burden. II is TO be located at the
foot of Sonth Seventh street, and will be in readiness
in about elk weeks. In connection with the dock the
Company have secured about block Of ground for
ship yard which will also 60 into operation the pres
ent Winter.
OPPosITIos PRIMARIEs.-The Opposition primary
meetings for electing delegates to the County and
Assembly Conventions, are to be held in the various
wards and to rnships of Hudson County on Monday
evening next
The County Convention, for nominating candidates
for the Offices of Senator, County Clerk Surrogate,
Sheriff and Coroners, will be held at Newkirk's Ho-
tel on Thursday evening, the 18th inst
YoUsG WOMAN DROWNED BY THE UPsETTNc OF
Boar Thursday night party Of five young men accom-
70 oboEen to witness Cricket started to return home
Brooklyn in boat On reaching about the middle Of the
getting 81 hold Of The boat but Miss swept the
threw weS dd the Long bca in City they
assisted the water One Of the party was brother
Of deceased.
DEATH FROM VIOLENCE AND ISTENPERANcE.-
Coonef Norris he'd inquest yesterday afternoon a. hudsn
City upon the body sborer the tunnel named Peter Cliff
ford who died the previous II appears that deceaed and
friend York Sunday nght as and visited dog
pit Both Of the very much intoxicated, and while
the pit in 62ht with other parties Deceased
bruise the left bat did show other
Of violence. Upon going home he taken sick and
died stated post norton examination revealed the
injury OF the caused the blood TO cot In the
main artery which resulted in congestion Of the lungs
The Jury verdict OF Death BY congestion Of the
lungs and injury OF the
ceiyed In Eight with person to the Jury unknown"
Clifford married pan, about 80 yesrs Of and was
"pport" In the dog pit.
Acc,nrSr IN A PAPER Million Monday even
nr last young named Sarah Hurley. employed the
yapboe Mil in Paterson drawn between revolving
upright shaft wall her clothes being caught aud
deaduy Should she survive amputation Of both
arms will be necessary Mary McAvoy who standing by
the side Of her, also considerably injured.
Mr.. G. II. Condit Of Newark has been chosen the
architect Of Of ST. James 70 be erected bv the Epsco
Illsn denomination, about twenty miles from Baltimore, Nc
The building will be go feet front, and cost $4,000.
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were as follows:

Total 2,7g7G7 sl276I7S5 ssE07Is SH,N5SS
The following table exhibits retrospective amounts
of exchange held by the various banks, and also the
sums due to distant Banks the latter being comprised