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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

The Bs,k n the S<sse o. IHd.ass BOW thrsss oct
the no,es OF the following banks, having 10 s.scA
securities depc<ted: Brookvilie Bsak, Bark Of SIRE.
cuse, Merchants and Mechanics Bank, fAysets
County Baak srd Icdsn Reserve Bank.
The portion Of tue Fond da Lac road, bstvssa
GAINESVILLE sad the La Croese roaj is rapidly ap-
preaching completion The grading is done. snt the
iron coald be laid by the cotA inst il il sss on the
ground By the lat or sta Of October the whole lice
will be working from Chicago to Oshkosh, 900 miles.
bright csy appears 10 be dswsing fos this hsassS~
unfortunate enterprise.
The Seoond Mortgage Bopdho,ders OF As IL
Crosse R.rcsd evinoe no Opposition TO easer ists
the arrSr genept proposed for caPtsixias tss
securities Of that Company, bu. propo's to CON
MERGE proceedings Of foreclosure. Tsis n,ovemsst
will We und., stand be resisted by toe parties latsr-
es,ei, on tie ground Of the ilegslty. not Tread.
OF the or sipa issue Tee foreclosure will only take
place It the end Of tedious and expensive idisS
ton.
The Interest on the First Mortgage Bonds Of TIE
Mlrsukee ard Mississippi Road which YVES in defsuit.
is row being paid. The traffic Of the Road is &C.
ooursgirg, aud there is prospect thst it may Be
lifted out of lie endorsements.
The Rochester Democrat says in relation " tie
Geneses Valley Railroad:
"0n Mordsy last, by lease made with tas Dirsst.
OTIS, A. d. Patchin esq. OF BufLo, assumed the cea
troll Of our Railroad. This, PROFESSIONALLY, Wa the
best arrangement that could have been msdA
especially fer the bondhoders Some six miles Of the
road yet unfinished and if ct speedily and vigs>
cusly worked, cannot be completed before the Pei
rams, when the running Of the road would be unsafe.
To do this work il was necessary to rsse funis 20
der the pre- sent lease the earnings to be expended
in fLishirg the work. This arrangement relieves tAS
bordhoders from the necessity OF ciug INC, sy to
put the rosd ic permanent running order"
Another failure has taken place ct Cincinnati.
The Gazette says:
We regret to hear of the failure Of Mssrs. WiISoa
4 Studebaker, and alec OF Ancrew Wilson, jr., the
senior member OF the firm. The former have bssa
dealing extensively in hogs and in this business they
the Ohio White Sulphur Syringe property by Mr.. VII
firm paper to large extent brought about the sa-
bsrassmsnt which has resulted ~ stated Tne cat
standing liabilities OF W. n 4. unproyided for arc
about so 900 ard those Of A. wilson jr SIS 900 70
$50, OoN-together, say $l0O coo. The amount a
morey used ia Improving tue Springs, We understand,
was rear $4,000 II is proper 10 remark that this
failure does not affect the house of Andrew Wlsoa
& Go.
At Cincinnati, the money market was more strs-
gent. Rates on god paper were II ai5 per oeet.
Exchange on the East was per cent premium. Al
Chicago, Exchange the East was a. per cent.
Al NowOreans, the money market was easy at pre-
vious rates. Exchange WAS 1891 d 1904 for stehAg:
sight checks on New-York per cent premium.
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The Contracts for the construction Of the Hondur.
Inter ocespic Railway, inferred into in London 10 Msy
,s with as,ociatrn Of contractors hested by the
firm Of Furniss Co, ware conditioned on obtaining
az extension Of the term within which the work was
TO be concluded which t.rrn expired in 1862. Among
The passengers FOR Europe in tae Arsgo to-day IS
Gus.ayus Holland esq, wbo mas jc-t returned from
Honduras bringing the eI.ensioa Of the term to 1859.
IL il row expected tia. the enterprise El at once be
corc.uded Fuini.s & Co. contract to fnsh u niles
Of the road and open carnage road for the remain
der If the distance from to ses, within eighteen
months after they in possession Of the works,
icr tie scm Ct f8lCOO0.
Both the Nev.YoIk Central ard the Pennsylyanis
Contra are now dong a large business. A. Buffalo
the New-York Central ASS low freight equal to
% 0o0 bbs four waiting transportation to the east
One hundred and seventytwo loaisd cas- st; for the
esst on Sunday ard Monday.
The amount Of -four AID grain ia store q! Chicago
on the 10Th Of September. 1873 and 1889, wa as
g
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bN-TOsa CLADIVfCArI0N.
Up.aaas. Florida Mohls. NO. 4 4

81 .L.,,.
.oS bs,s no a, I,c so h ~ ~ ~ 20, shss
cnYpFRRe6n.d Irs I. A. fis $1,000 -, II sa m. -
Lake a, Sc essh ard 5cCS r. Old ss.s,,p. sc =,
DRIj(,s AND % Es Are i'm in,,.S rea,ss, 80. ~ "A
sds A.h az Pie 50 tnns Sal soda at Al sJ E 20 I,f,r-
LicoIce Rot IN terms W. are r,qqe.sd noe 70 print
FLOUR AND MEAL-TEe demand tor W,ssra Canal Yf,,r
IA oc.rae The recep,s ar. fair In e1s., of ths ~
ncs hsy. hclin.a 81 ia Al nj ,hs 80 e wv At So
"a iOI "a cd for ..u.rhn. ,.i. sod s.,s az "a -
e,ra do : an a. % for "a 90 - ma h,n 80, fh,
a. s5a ,e fT sx,r, DO 80 A. :, g., =, ~. s vao.
sra al ~, Al 81 fT en-. "a tohI. -, n
,A.n plonT !. ante. a, aD9se so.,n.,a ~, -
with only mode rate iDou'ry, AL. a $40 hi. :,
Tor .upIfne Bamore a. AID as 4sa A. Is f,r ths -.
o., md. Re- on, 4. ,,,. to. -, i7os. "a ~,
=, All =, "a In = q s1 r., a. 80 "a, Yin !. ."
s,sHrbe s1,n,v ho,b - ~ ca 80 u.t,i rs,
an, n,ic.. All. ~, ,bs dso. a bovsva, 4. W
s.,n,, If IN. i,bhir !. ,,,d. ' ' '"'' " -
IRflIrs w. 80 ~ -. q, Q ooo hhl. u,., ~, .
-, q -so q D go 49,, c,..nt,,., 80
g. ~, on 49,. o. az \, = ~ US
Sc 70 M Gre, y Gies.T =, "a ''''"'' ~PP'' az
on IN NJ, Ga. Of Wns., ARA anal, lo.., ,-,.
san. 90 sss' s 'so oSs 10 asf
sn,I,In :, ~ a sa I,,b Ws.,s,s Rsd =, a. a. a. ~"
Nli,s T. d.nsa. al % an b..h Wb,,s Mcsl,,n ;h,ss
=, o. -, 20 ~ "a bi,s Co.. =, Al a. 40 - a.,
80, =, q IL m 0fO I,.h n SChic., 49,.
a, a. 80 br.h Iva ssdns =, ii no Tor choice r.. s.i1
with more ..elon. sc O.,s se 6sn AZ s. a dc Tor ma
chi. Quit, ne supcl, /. .ht ... Of II 40 bu.a at sssus
sslsse tx.s ni,.d R.,I.v 1, 4, IA, s.m.,1. 49,
of 900 bush 1000 new Norh.ra 10 srty. at 75o who
RI. aye ,-ps a. eJd. C.ns1a Peas are Ma
OF go bush .t8sc
HIDEs-Tte arlet IL actv, sale. 1000 Cosa Rics 2ses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

WEsToHEsTER COUNTY FAIR.-The Agricultural
Society Of Westchester County, n. Y, hold their
Fair this year on Sept 2O-2 at Purdys Station, AID
if one.quatsr of the articles in the premium list are
exhibited there will be good show, aud good
many people pleased and instructed The officers are
President. r Morr USDrRHLL, Yorktowu. NcePresdents.
To-, John Jay WOOD Bedford ID Abb ah r Cumming Mana
rnecs Treasurer, James Armstrong White Plain. Core
,prdiug Secretary Co X. Sherwood sing Sing Recording
S.l,-tlfy John Gown. White Plains.
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FROM BAHn.-Cap:. Wm. Gillespie, OF the big
Mary A. Forrest, arrived on Friday morning from
Bahia reports that, OF tne 81 Uli., that port was
visited b. most vio'en, gaze, which did considerable
damage, and the shipping business was suspended
three CT four days il consequence. Prussian ship
vert ashore and was totally lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

COU.TERFEIT Bills N CRCCLATIoy.-A woman
named Bridget hAher arrested by Officer Corr Of tie May
Office yesterday the charge Of attempting p.s spa
slous h,s E Fulton street.. Upon her person
found counterfeit, ST. the Bank Of Chemurs y Ss
he kockand Bslk Of Rnxbury, Mass "a the Taunton
BaDt hsm Sjs OF the State Bank Of newark j. and So
Bank Of EewJersey. TIE accused committed BY
Jgi,ioe Ba; ,hy for . hearing.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIOrS- sFr. is.-B-fo--
DE


Ci.y Judge RUSSELL.
Charles Arde!sop waiter Al tie metropolitan
Ee tried Or -orous as,su. smother ei ~ ne
hotel. tsu.eo Pbiip Coue4iCsL aue acquitted.
Psck eror convicted q 81 ssssut on James 81 -ee
TIE ih Of August BY s,sbbug him IN the hifh judgment
sUsI-pd-d 81 the -srnest OF re plaintiff
jaime. hsronsy aid jam. BOYLE pleaded guilty - "a
ssssait FrtdecE ScnuHscLeT JAY 81 Remaad-d TT
Jebn Ry.a snd Henry Coburn pleaded guilty 70 oh,f. Of
s.sut intent RIB Jscob Schulecen vi watch
SIs, OF Aug q. Remabd.d ior sentence.
JOIN Bore AID Hugh ON tred for burglary II the first
degree in breaking into toe dSeius house Of Hermann Uch.
No = Aaorrey AuKu., "a The evidence Insult
fas;e gait upon either Of n. 1efendants, they
acquitted.
Jsue- Gre. aud Horsce WrEh charged With hlhvsy
robbery, and complainant James sp~ysr who aid be
robbed watch IS Sept, !. being unable identity
ihese afsneaa,s the District Attorney whtrew tue charge
Charles Le.by Pleaded guilty PET; sIceIy and
the PeIiieniiary fcr ak nOSths
John Wilson pleaded guilty % burglary Il The thu DEGREE,
senerc1 i've The State Prio: The CoC
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GER ssaoi .ad ssey 100 oa.r.s hned 90 e.ch G-nfs
ne,o, aea,iaS esai bi j-dsneit .uspeodec William No
Cc.mkt acsrt sri battery, tp-d o25 James MrN-sly,
.,,suk bsay fn-d IS Her,y Nocry ,sssu ani Is
fre6 $40 Msaret Rerar, sassrli and battery lr1ru--,
pepdsd Fredss ict ksuef assault sd battery fned So
Jno Stook ss,suA battery fred $40 j, suvsn assC,
ED battery far-ro sup~rded Ti-ohy .nd " n.
~Brisn b. tp.d feeseh G1othy OB~a
,s, sra b,, ey ina s. Richard s,at ssssn al b.:
-. De Is Johr re-, or Nd Robert Taylor .ssan; sri
bsrsry; uatD.n, 'l.peEd hsrsre: ci.sn. te-pH. y.
osery Soo.. rersra.d Josn Dcun-r sai Pa,rick ODoa
pei, i,epirg disord-rly hou,4, Pen -I,y nOa,ts each
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BROOKE wv IT,EMS.

PoLi1IcAL.-The Americans Of the lid District
have nominated Marcus ID. Moore for the Assembly.
The party in that District have selected Howard
c. Cady and George G. Mead ss delegates to the
State Convention at Utica. j. G.. Atwater and Mr..
Williamson were chosen aterna.es.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-SPrciAL THss-sypr. ls-Bsfors Jus
HoIFMAN.

Joseph Sibersteir e. Al. sgt. Edward Ccstslo.-Ao
ton oeuied, with 81 costs TO abide event
SPECIAL NOTICE..
An entire lew Calendar For trials by jury will be
made I'd fr the ers.ns Otober November. and December
Tenn, Of this C,urt AL notes ior said Cs-adsr
be fled h the Clerk before Saturday, the 2ih day o
Sspsmber instant New CseIdsrs fer tae General and spec
Ts 10. ihr uouh Of o-tober 1852 VIII made Up
q be- ee before the .i-h cay Of
Sep h.r instant Of distinctly
nature whether !; Is fo the Tna Gen
SPECIAL Term without ref-if 20 the number or posi-
ryios Casndat ana aso whether u
4. IN. by :.e plAinsf." G. by :se defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

The frat week in September on tie Southern
Michigan ia reported give $685. coo against So CO.,
q falling off Of $4,000. The strike Of workm.n,
however, took place in thi, week, end the trains
wee entirely suspended fer Two CT three days Tie
second week Of September on the Rock leland is
reported uroicially at 49, $50 increase. The Albany
rtlern Railroad was sold under foreclosure at AL
bsry Oh Thurday, and WAS purchased by AtJ,h
Mann, ecu for the frat mortgage bondholder,, his
bid beirg s25 OOo The amount Of the fret mortgage
is 100000 TIE adjourned meeting of th' bondhoi-
eYs Of the Tere- Haute az St. Louis Railroad will bs
held &. No Is William street on the I'D inst. at IL
o'ciock.
The movements Of the bstks in the four principal
cities Of the Cniou, in which weekly reports made
A. sboYt bv their lat statements ia az follovs:
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COURT OF APPEALS.

NOTES OF CAskS CIDED At JUNE TfRf.
olne. Administrator Sc Of lsasc I Ho,n-s sgt DAVIS
The renecy :Or nesne prot's a.ser recovery IL
eciueut .nce code, q By action AMI b. suggestion A.
,h the the remedy changed the principles OF the
r of revived IL relation 70 tue recovery Of
rs- profits In fore sns &C Be applied ~ e. s1tioc
the,e ujgr, n ercne. though IL fora axe he od
acton q TIE Il eauAsrs - ia WHICH would
lt,iu :or occnPsion toe conPersati %
10 pon eons,t, sIc not On iae iorrg u or
The tenant mil ous,es BY his araort durns ne terin
recovered sSctnsu sd bros CHI his Scion s II ''-spas f
The s,r pof By he ease Re 70 bear al the expenses
OF up-s The mill ana pay tv:h''as Of Us ss' earnings :.
HcS that be could hra o. The gross earn
rs SEng lssdoas cccapa n, and aA; tie expenses Of
~, firs -, nil mus: e e-ooc;e5
Troy City Bark as;- LAuusn 81 a.
The drawer or ircCrser of bli c. exchange, speci
ufsc- - r.vrsut cIy ~ is address 20 the srsSe~
co. /. ~ e!scrsrs-o oy - scoop sac- psyser AZ pa,
- b,k Z. city L. -eus th4i DE Lieef 81 o OF
cpp~e s1bsc vent parties iroc denying ne senu
-. 9. he ssra,uis &: ne cEa"sr accePf, o Por IN
49, cspsciy % sc o. - a. "a ne iieorse
"a. , .or to ,s scmr1 ds;iou of por p,r'y sad the
mr. /, .alta ~ sch pos psiy % oas l"iIs hoaer Of
the tsc:s.
co,,- or SPECIAL sYSSIOSS-SEFT. lo-Se!o-e justice
or..ktAKrsR bkIA'AS and bSosstLL- ~
El7s BARLOW stea Igg C,cthingi tity frlso1 %
So ,1o,.irx erisrsnt !i~si l2.g1l-It gee
~ Ca e.,suf battery; to-d % hhs S.s
-, h 49, na.tey. luernnsut tc'prlded May
- - ~ fpsl g. joss Cocncly AsseN ~ S.cl
- &c.. u.u-r Sea Coru.l-s C'Nx. ssssrs ~ os.ssy
- Csr..sus FrEs-rsc ssssuf. aai bs -
M.,ss,. u.,m., s.sai' add baresy tied 80
f ,as b.r.e., wa charss tart % &c esca 'SaA oe'
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tAissftissneot-l
AUIun M HATS.
WARsocg & Co.


invite the seEo Of G-neuen their var-a
asTtm.nt Ct HAS, etc. designed fos the ensebx Auu
comprising
TBE 0sATLIsAS's DsEss Har,
Of beautiful model aud fsbtofy equs progress Of
fashion.
Tue YovNG CESTLEAAS's DREss HAT,
modified IN popor.ion,- crowning eIoelsnc. Of youns
gen.leusp's wardrobe.
THE AUTUMN Bos Tos
the counterpart q that immensely popular aad graceful imm-r
Hat The success Of whch srpe guaranty large sale Of
It's Autumn Duplicate.
SoFT Fgir H.rs.
An extensive sssoen comprising every yadetJ Of P,TTrsS
COLOR, and QUALITY
GENTLFNESs hSD Yours CAPS
An ende's vsety-for DREss ard UsDREss-RIDsG srosr
ING, TsAvELiAG and EyHNSG WEAR.
NOVELTIES
IN every department. to numerous 70 meotion-
WARsocg Co.. Hstters,
No. sls Broadway,
g. Nicholas Hotel.
Advertisement
GAS FIXTURES.
We teZ % invite III. atteu.icn Of
HoUsLKtEPYgs,
To most complete ald elegant SAslesyof
CHANDELIERS,
BRAcEETs,
PEsDisIs. kc.. kc..
Of French, Frash ard America manufacture COMPARISON
Of cur prices wiz conync- all tina, g offering
GKEsT iSDUcEaESTs.
WI. DALEY Co.,
No. 81 Broadway
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fAdyerti.-men,l

BEEBE Il Co, No. l56 Broadway,
Oder for sale ths dsy the
In sfsw days they will introduce
New French Style Tor Young Gents.
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TOta'............. SbsSo. coD u d t9f9't
Decrease present f,csl Jesr....sl 100 1911 g
The first week Of Sept. Of the Toledo aid Waba'h
Railroad gives SIC Gao.
The earrings of the Central Railroad Company OF
NewJersy for the month Of August 1885, 7b 50
Fer the same month las. "Sb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

1t appears that J. W. Moody, the young Mate no
lying u js at Morpeth, England, charged with mur-
dering sNlor, was acting 10 self-deferce. Capt.
Dyer, bis superior officer, and the people of Portland
Maine of which lie is a native speak of him in high
terms, as mid.temperei, well-behaved person, not
not at all likely to wan.only asssl any one. Moody
asserts that the sailor struck him twice before be re-
taiiated. Capt. Dyer writes;
That he has succeeded in finding two very respecta-
bic witnesses who happened to be OF board al tue
tire aid they will testify TO the facts IN the case, aud
that Moody acting the defensive a. the time the
blow was given one OF the was threatening 20
cut him with his krile. lie also add" That the
msp carried on shore, snd Pu, into filthy den,
ard during four day he there there were no Jess
than three de s,hs the house from some Contagious
disease imported fIom Hslburgh-he called there
once W twice every Day and two dss before ne died.
be heard the tel the doctor the man taroat and
mouth were core and swollen he could not swallow,
ard ne appeared more Ike mar dylrg WITH some
disease than frcm the wound.hs rurse died the FOL-
loving day, with the disease" Measures have
been taken 70 secure the pre-ence OF the witnesses
from the ship 10 attend the trial 10 December peIt Is
the owner OF the chip NJ. j. T. Morse, OF Bath, has
very generously written TO Capt Marshall al Genoa,
q hs.
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iHE FLYING DUTCHMAN.-This popular and
VA Romance il drAmaized form. L. repeated at Bsrnums
essssi thing
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fAd yertsemeptI
BRADY's GALLERY

Bu REMOVED from Nc. $50 Rro.dvs; 70 No ep srosdvsy
Of Eleeokerst-
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TOLMAN'S SEIF NENTILATING SPRING BED and
MATTRESS puies itself by dra o! air from benean and
health and comfort Dealers and the public Invited
examine i; d; the msnufsc,cTy, No 67S Broadway.
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Advertisement !

GAS, GAS-Gss Fixtures, of beautiful design
AID hrh viii be found the great hoiSae MAnGsctao.
Dept Of wARsEK, PECK Co., No. SO Brcsdway.
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lAdvertiseusp.
Advertisement
OURNEY's GALLERY.

First box below he Nsw.York Uo,e,
lNosYTYPEs '
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RAILROAD ACcIDEST.-The o'cook train from
jersey City Mddleown the Erie Railroad "Wednesday
ANernoou accidentally ard killed Wm. Smith
brcs veHser jenkins Of Paterson, between HJeE
ord Paersou StsionA
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lAiyeItiscmsot
nntrnaN Ito

Acknowledgement
UNITED STATES CoUPCN BONDs Of 1865 aal
1874
N Y. STATE PR ctNr srocx Of 1878
n Y STATE SrocK Of 1862 1874 anA ie76, -
inyes.ment or banking purpcsss for sale BY
TuoassoS BRoraxks, No. wa1Se,
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FELL FROM A RoOF.-Msry Mitchell fel from th'
roof house No Cshane slip Thursday afternoon bress
ing Der Of ribs aid otherwise nJurns her, sh
wN conveyed to the City Hospital
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IAdyer.iseuentl
FALL CLOTHING.
A.EvsAs, Noe %
LAdyrrtlsennert |

IVtN1 MEN about 20 engage IN busDess, auI
- 20 iec pur'ui, lie which they can beat succeed snd
- "sfres aid hoLor Sbouid fhrrnosos c.i
Anins,'o, AID Char FowL.s WEiLss No Sc brosd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

DIsAPPEARED.-Jules Miner, a Frenchman, formerly
residing in Hoboken ha. been missing since Saturday l, 90
ts; le his home this city since which he
h heard Of his friends that bss been fouly
deal, vita lie had about ! 800 in his Posse.son-
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

The steamer Isaac P. Smith, running between New
York and Havers;raw, on her way down on Wednes.
day morning, burst her boiler One man was biily
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DAY morning, burst her boiler. One man was baby
scsGed
REwARDISG THE HUMANE.
Mr. John X. Dickinson first officer OF the snip
Tuscaro1a has just received from the British Govern
inert handsome gold medal as an acknowledgment
Of his gasntry in aiding the crew of the British bark
Norfolk of Newcastle last November. On one sur
face of tie medal is the bust Of Queen Victoria, with
the legend Victoria ID. G. Bri,anium Regns +. d.,
ard on the revere wreath Of oak surmounted with
the crowr, and eucirclipg the following inscriptions
Presented by the British Government Around
the inside Of the rim is statement Of the object for
which the medal is presented and on the outside Of
the rim the name John X. Dickinson" On the
back of tie case containing the medal is the inscrp-
ton: Presented by the British Government to John
ar. Dickinson, for CALAMITY and humanity in saving
"tbe crew Of the bark Norfolk Of Newcastle Noyp
0IS5S"
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STEALING SILK.-Eenry b. Townsend, an old man.
having desk room and doing small commission at No 10 John
street brought before AID Brady yesterday charged with
having carried of sewing silks TO the value Of ~ belonging
LHcus L. Hsrdee. He confessed having carried away
Eood but gave explanation. portion OF the property
recovered be committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

BRooKLYS CITY COURT CALENDAR for Monday,
Sept 10 Eos S. 81 81 45 49, ST. 50, 81 S., a, 81, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

CksrBENE ACCIDEST.-C stharine Sringer, 8 Ger
girl living 81 No 2S9 Third while attempting 10 NIL
lighted lamp THURSDAY evening accidentally set ire % the fluid
severely burned. Officer AlbiO the lh precinct
hss her rushed her assistance, sSd succeeed 10
exdIguhng the flames by wrapping blanket around her Sac
Wss very badly burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

REAL EsrArE.-The following sales 'were made
yesterday John McClaye sold four lots the side Of
Seyepth avenue commencing north Of nehunded
enty seventh street; 80 feet IL inches the avenue
aud street SS25 per also four lots NJ s.
OF One Hundred eny street. ITO feet OF Sixth
aven for pfrl 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

FATAL FALL.-Coroner SchirIrer held an inquest on
Friday at No lOi Pitt ST. upoo the body Of Heronymus Raub
German as years Of who accidentally fell down digit OF
stairs "Wednesday night, ana died ilom conclusion oil the
brain O'Clock the following morning. TIE jury rendered
verdict of " accidental death"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

FATAL FALL INTO A CELLAR-Two men, named
Psie Clancy aud Patrick Sw,eny while returning come inox
Heated A, n o'clock Friday morning fell into lar a. the
corner OF and Thirteenth street AID about ocoh In
Are uorri found lying there Sweeny being dead The
bodx " as taken Fifteenth Ward staiouuuse, aud
ipo1es; held upon by Coroner Keefe when rpure
fhe left kidney discovered. The Jury rendered verdict OF
eath om internal hemorhste, by accidental fall"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

A PuGuIsTIc FINASCIER.-Homer |. Wells yester-
day afternoon met debtor Of his who broker OF No %
Wa near the corner Of Maiden lane and Broadway aud
ouunei him the The polite broker told his creditor
TO call cice be would him out fight ensued,
hich ended In an before the City Hal Police Court
where the Wast. fnAncier gave his James T. Ford
Hs subsequently learned 70 be John r. Coney
TIE belhgerents fined 81 each