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MARRIED,

BOLTON-HOFF-At West Bloomfield, n J., In the Presby.
terrain Church. by the Rev. A. Priest Wednesday. Oct
g. DR. Edward Bo,on Of NevYork to Fanny K, daughter
Of the late Rev. B. Hof.
DANA-CRTIENDCN-A Sopervl!e Cottage. East Chester,
on Thursday, Oct q by the Rev. Dr. Sprague Of Albany.
Charles H. Daua Of Brooklyn TO Kate Seymour daughter Of
Alobzo CTtteDden esq.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Poweryille, Morris County,
N. j., Thursday evening Oct q, BY John Hill, esq,
Samuel Hammond of BooI 10 Miss Margaret L. Reynolds
OF Poweryille.
LAwRENCE-HOvER-At Whitesone Long Island, on Tues
day. Oct. IS by the Rev Carpenter Smith Wilson Law
Of Fluhe 20 Lizzie youngest daughter OF Henry b.
Hover, Of the former pace.
MARTIN-LAWRENCE-Atst Georges Church. Thurs
day. Oct a. by the Rev. stephen H. Tyns, M L. b. Mar
Corpes second daughter Of Alexander NJ Lawrence
all Of this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lions Church, Red Hook
on Thursday, Oct n, by the Rev. W. strobel, d. /,
Robert msssonpesn Emma Clarke second daughter o.
the officiating clergyman.
McNALLY-MULLIN-On Thursday, Oct q, Mr.. William
McNsDy TO Miss Belinda Mulin by the Rev. L. 6enteneta
No. Ia Thompson street, New York
NEwKJRK-sPEER-Op Wednesday. Oct D. at the Reformed
Dutch Cnulcb 10 persen N j. by the Rev B. &. Tsyo DIT
Jacob B. Newkirk Of Hudson City, 10 Kate NJ second dASn
ter Of Abraham speer, Esq. of Bergen, N }.
sTARH-vAN HOUfON-On Thursdsy, Oct p, by the Rev
Dir Houton Lorenzo Starr Of this city, 20 Maggie, eldest
daughter fJohn A. Van Houon ESQ., OF San francsco Cal
WHITNEY-TAYLOR-A Brooklyn E. D., on Tuesday, Oct
~ by The Hsskns Horace r. " hitnsy to Annie
Taylor. both Of Brooklyn.
wUNNENeYRY MCLAUGHLIN = On Wednesday, Oct.
rs by the Rev Dr. BuChsrd John A Wunn0bery TO Ellen
NJ McLsu ehin all Of this city.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. OCTOBER %. 1859

Atprvs,s sole, Messrs Rsyros & Bl,ckwel have soli
lot sourb-sids Of Fttyeiehth street about 40 feet
vest Of Fifth sverue, 25Ileo feet IT, for 81 500: also
lots eouthw corner of Fourth avenue and Naety-
eighth street, each $3.50; sso Il lo;s sou'hsce Of
Ninety eighth street, sdjOrirg the above lots com.
mercng SO feet west OF Fouth avenue, al l II size,
making q lots q. 81 600 lot ts?l 600. TIE report
in yseerdsys TRrBUsE Of q house, No. $40 Eighth
avenue, being cold BY Rsyror s. Black vel, shculd
have read No. Go S 18th svsrue. John McClsve hiss
sof lots on sOuth-sde o: Tsirysecond street about
midway Of the block, between Ninth and Tenth sven-
ues, esch lot 2J1lo0 feet, for IS 600.
The Boston Bee reports Of the Bass River Bsrk OF
Massachusetts, which yesterday in trouble ss fol-
lows:
ave are informed tina. the present Board OF Com
missorers made their 6rst examination Of the sss
River BsLk on the sth of August last at shch time
the affairs Of the institution appeared in very uusstis.
factory condition. The Commissioners discovered Q
dscIeParcy IN the accounts OF the Back amounting to
about $l7 900. This deficiency had beeo coacealed
from the President and Directors for . NJ nber Of
yess, ard vss also kept from the former B,ari Of
Commissioners at their stated eIsmt atiors Stree
the discovery the Bark ba. received sufficient property
TO make good the amount Of the deficiency Ohsr ir.
regular matters have slso been brought TO close and
the bsrk is altogether in healthier condition thsn
when visited in August 1t Is bu. Just 20 say tbs. 70
port speaks highly Of the honorable aid Of the Presi
dent and leading Directors 10 bringing about this "a
yorsble change. Hsd the Bank been closed up in Au-
gust the bill holders would doubtless have suffered
severe less, and the stock proved wholly worthless.
We would again say to bill holders that from the best
Information we can obtain they fully secured from
loss. Those holding bills Of the b ,ss River Bank
ought rot therefore, to pst with them at discount
The Rock Issnd Railroad Bridge pier, Gays TIE
Chicago Press has been rebuilt in most substantial
manner from the foundation and nothing but powder
or an earthquake will ever disturb it.
The movements of Produce at the West are shown
in the following statement Of The Chicago Press of
Oct 90:
"Tbe receipts ard shipments of Flour and Grain
during the past and previous weeks, compared with
those OF the corresponding weeks sst year. are as fol-
lows:
RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS.
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CAFETERIA Clinton Conn, Saturday, oc. 2, George
Carter, eyed 81 years
COwLES-on Wednesday, Oct 80 at Shuyer'ile Saratoga
County N. Y, Horstio Cowes OF New-fork
CoNDON-On Saturday. Oct %, Vim. Condon in the S year
of bis age, Of consumption
CHURCnILI-Ip hi. city, on Thursday Oc. a. o: pneumonia
ChsIlss W. Churchill, NJ. d, aged IS years.
CoNKLN- On Thursday Oct a. Abel M son Of Abel NJ and
Inosfne Copk'in, seed III weeds
COYLEAt Jersey City, Thundsy, Oct ~ Bernard son oil
Palrick Coye ssed % years.
DrNOIELJE-In Harlem, Thu,dsy, Oct a. aged q years.
Ann DeNoele
FuRMAN-Ip Brooklyn, Z. D.. CD Thursday DC. a. Mr.
Deborah Furmsn wife Of Jonathan furma in the I'D year Of
her age
GLAsBEE - In Brootlyn, "Wednesday, Oct &c. Maxi
0lasbee in the s2d year Of his age.
sp a. hdss g.: o. s'
TIE friends Of family respectfully invited to attend Der
funeral Of No sS2 Bridge street, on SUNDAY ue h in'
HAHILToNIn wiam,bursh on Thand,y .srpG 3. 1 o
a. Martha Bau!op, daughter OF Robert and hIths hsnahoh'
aged years. mouth and 4 days.
HUN1ER-In thi. city on Wednesday. Oct as after severe
ilre,., William Hunter, aged ~ years
JENRs-At Racine Racine County VIE; on noneay morn o,
9.hs oct II Il i, ''i'n H. ''"' '''''' ''''' " $50
LAN0EIu Brooklyn ED, on wednesday, Oct D. Hermann
LANCE, aged AZ years, months and Is days
NURPHYOn Thursday Oct a. his residence No 100 War
REP street, John Murphy, native of haToOn Count, Cork
Ireland aged 81 years.
NICHoLs-Suoden, In Brook.n on Tuesday Oct IS stetns
II Nho. only son Of Robert H. and Hannah A. Nichols, aged
VII rssi,. Wr inferred in the Cemetery Eversesns
Osw,so and wstsrtown, N T., pspen please copy.
PR'CE-M Rmssn, on sunday, w 81, Vi 0~"'Ni'F''@'
Nas,ell r. Price ssed e years and mo0ths'
California pspsrs ease cGPy
PFcK-suddeply In Brooklyn WednesSay, Oct % Jnns'
wife o5 Dr. Aaron L. Peck aged months and Gays
RAYMONp-In Brooklyn, ON Thursday sfsernoou Oct "a
Alpha Morse John H. And Coraes E. Ray m00d' aged
The sns. family invited to attend hi: fqns.. on
S.uIoa1 seth inst from the residence OK hs ther'
No 49, Hicks street, Brooklyn
ROOT On Thursday Oc. q At Chatham coluinbisl County
n Y, L. Darwin Root, d.
TIE frpe,ai viii take plscc st Chatham, Oct 80
syIyEs1ER-On Friday morning, OF. g. after severe i'
u,,. William Sylvester, aged ~ years months and days.
Phadelphis al d Cincinnati papers please copy.
WALKER-In this city, Wednesday Oct. o. Jas WALKER
esed 81 yesrs.
wWITELAw-In Brooklyn, Thursday morning oc'. 90
Thzaberh wife Of Matthew Whitelsw, aged 50 years
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Dayton sst. witee.-Pstaies Of Jsnss B. Devos.
psr nsAs TN Dsssy b the sssse 49, ~
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The third week on the Toledo and Western Road
gives SIG 49, Tie Erie thus far in October is in re.
cepts about equal to last October but the earnings.
il il estimated, will show fair increase. The Central
also will show considerable gain on October of last
year. On the Goth, the Illinois Central Rosd loaded
and unloaed $50 cars Of freight, which is the largest
business ever done on that road
The transactions Of the Clearing House to-day were
SIS 6o7, coo. The shipment OF specie tomorrow Is
estimated at 500 600 or 5000 900. The mail closes at
lOl o'clock. Mr.. Chamberlain, the lessee OF the LIS
Crosse Road, announces that the interest due LIST
November on the first mortgage bonds Of that road
will not be paid. The money market is again easier,
and prime acceptsnces have been passed as low as
cent. Long paper is also ! Y cent lower, and
there is more disposition shown to reduce the differ
cree between long and short dates Firstclsss paper
running up to May and June, goes without
difficulty at 6ja7 cent. The banks are
evidently expanding this week, and private
capitalists are also freely in the market for choice
peper On demand the supply of capital is supsrs-
tundant ct soc cent TO favorts borrowers
on desirable coa..ras Messrs Thompson Brothers re:
ceved today considerable consignment Of gold dust
from their correspondent in Leavenworth and LAW
renee Kansas Territory. Il is stated that the aggre-
ern Kansas ard Nebraska have reached the sum Of
$3.50 900 in the last two weeks at Lesvenworh Atchi
son and ID jscent Missouri River towns. The Nsshus
ard Lowell Railroad has declared dividend Of
cent payable November l. The Concord Mass
Railroad has declared sem-snnua dividend Of
cent, payable November /. The Westchester
County Bank will pay q dividend of ' cen,
on the LIST Of November. John T. Hill, ESQ.,,
having resigned the cashsrship Of the Bank
Of NewJsrsey, at Nsv.Bruns wick, the vacancy has
been filed by the election Of Israel H. voorhees,, esq
The stockholders Of the Stonirgton Railroad are
hereby notified that, BY resolution of the Board Of D
rectors meeting OF the stockholders will be held at
the Office, in the City Of Pro vdence on Tuesday the
I'D November, for the purpose of considering the
proposition for the leasing of the Extension Road"
of the New-Haver, New-London and Stonington Rail
road Company. The trustees Of the Buffalo and New.
York City Railroad first mortgage Bonds request the
holders thereof to call at the office of Samuel b. Rug
giles, esq, Receiver, &C., No. Wall street, ct
o'clock p. n, on or before Monday, the 3lst
October instant, on matters Of immediate interest
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Arrived.

Steamship Northern Light, Tn.epsash, Aspinwsa Oct %.
D. M, rnfse., specie and psa 20 d. B Aleu-
s,.sn,hp jamestown, Simmer Rchmond udse' asa pAs 70
LDdlsn L heroken- .
Steamship Locus Point Fenh, B,;nere rdss snA pass 70
". b. Cromwell / Co
snip Starlight (Of Boston) Howes Manila Joly passd An
ser aus hemp sugar July - ~ tAe northsrn
s,.t q M.sssssf spoke shP See serpent Of
from Foo-Chov Foo fr London 30, "a
paw Vi Der 81 C.Je Cod Hope Sept ssrt Ia . TO-
g. IN. H4E. SPIKE ship Muy Acn, Sos'oL 70 days t2s
fswer Of Haven Il taJ hence t sarbsdoes ds,
ship Cniye. Devs Liverpool Sept H. ness add pseA TO
W. rsu, Gui5n. Oct. Of sq1a logs u tim
Der aIied With black paint Oct 2 a. IS So 90 IS %,
al abandoned vessel sppsrsny Bh bhs her hoose
On he q1as dsck v. P.l'd asIt ers; bad orsaAs sod
r.ysrd s,an6irl Same day. spoke brig Ay Of 7sroouh
from Iiverpocl, bounA ". Ith, Of Barnsszs, IL
corr csry with Bremen bark tpt1Exk.
Bark Reindeer tneS Rsbee, New HS dayS In ballast
20 Tnonss Trov bridges Sons.
Brs C.cuek of hsena Johnsoc, Nueyi,ss 10 dsys
I'D nasdo 70 Smpsoa Mayhew. n Il days north Of Hat
,srzs- -
B,isJ 3. ss~Isr Means Elz,Sa hpor, eosl for Boson
schr TsoIas Cocpe, fsylor Alb nv fer Provdsuca
ScsI kekerson, sulfo.e Ges rseown D. c. dsys nsya
stares DcltDer. Pocer Co.
schr Bss Lyneh wnnstuI n c., days, naval sssu "a
T. D. Powell & Co
sctr. Caroline Mli-r Truly, Virginia. wood
ssAE .. lsaiRs, CsosSs. vGsiaa ssys wssG
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esss. Surrey soeA. vs<is D. JEANS hv~ - yass s'ss
b fesfeS Co
sees J v. wssssi. cesrs. wIuaiscs. H. C.. stsyS Ava
sess Css'~s Csss,r. Cooper wiizinstSs n c. nAvs es~
Sch. sssHss Z. Wen crons. wIr,iusoa. NC. Hscsssys
Mot. ca.
Schr. y. Luess AesSs R~kiara SayA Inn.
sehr Ssnre csrs III Rshnoedl eay. 30 Jssstrs -
~ coces sgt = at II ~ ", sepsee 80
YsIa,ah cf ssitaors, from Rss Jsneo Ne s0resaA
Sch Carvnolt IcAnsnn SsvAnaAA tsys csstoa b.. %
NeCrsdy. NOT Co. HsA v~sy hsAvy vssth; hot aysse
Sir n Smith. ssi.s, CsAr'es,oa ssys y.us- pms
Kelsey Experienced heavy weather. sph frss.h s,issA
scoe Uvipssoe Bea Ssar-rties asyS stsoA
s~sner Pesrel Bakes frovlaeocs. neA 10 OIL
BELow-Bs,k Indussns (Br-u.h Hrkss, Brsssa esse =
also. Heru- brig
sAILyp-st;c- p,rc> Calse Z~ooeiA New 0dssns; twes
Dee Z. NosrsrcI sr-ncel Esyre cdsp.ed Mobile stsC-
w Rips Ms,srrw; sohrs. e. II. Gceh Gb'sfs. Caesss
Russian Issd, sr5 oheu sso. chips "ee''sF tS HPees
Snccess fox Mes .0rieanA o.,
s1 is,h-se.nahie Dc Sofa, for Havana AL NsworssA
wIND-Duiss ,hs day, from w.
Dr. bsk White Sas his vesse whSA ~ rse4 eavg
sroter ith ecus dect arrives 10 -
ahout Th~ bell shoosht to be usisiurs4 -
IL insured r this city and Pniisdeshia
TIE schs Emily Ksr CsPt. Msra. henae fe Rs 0ssnee
- be sod o. auction Of no Isnelro Sep. ID
The B bs Jessie previously repeated ashore % ths
and proceeded On Der yeysss She ia hslsv-
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MevsReas Of Ocean Steamer.
10 DEPART
70 ARRIVE
PASSENGERS Arrived

IN stea~.sp Northern Light from 1spnvdAs Hail. Free
nsp Co messenger, e. L. kruttie, O. H. Rsdel, w P.
wilkins Wife and child O Lsbat Lsbst, : Lsbst, Mira
Sullivan, Ma Campbell, Mrs Boswob, q. McLssn, George
servant P. srou and ~fe. A H. Brown, J. y.
Doed,, J'%.s COULD MOIri'On B. Cstdwel n Davis
John Johnson Fressnek Ay:y. Mns Nichols I'D Ss1sh.
Mr. Moore and lady. D. Msnsues n Willis w N. Wee.
CrG., W. Dqvs sld an M s'syep nv MAJ Boo,
s,t.rs p Fay w. n Mccoy, J. Donnsly " Sinclair, n.
Kaufman, A. Smith, A. Lsss, WIFE, and clid. Cooper
r. Jer AIMS AcAlser w. j. Hooker. M and Mrs. c.
Fos. Mn Milton j. Fi,terboarne and wife, Mr. Lake, wife,
and Mira J. Boone and children e. Slater A J.
Boyskn L. W. Watson l75 In second cabin sdl 10 sterse
hHAfuRn ALMANAC.
em--Eisss...... e e~ts..... $500 Moa-Ssts-... 72a
aIeH wATBR fHis DAY.
Handy Hook e:5l Gov. Island 9ft z,
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BROOKE YIN TKMH

1Hr, WATER QursrIos-Drcrsios ov JupGs
Lo1r DInrcrise rHK PArxssr or rHs wArss
BosD'.-Ths City G stroller, some time siscs, 70.
fo'ed To "'us bosds usder the amended ct rsiatss
to The eompss'ioo Of the wstsr- sosks. A msodsna,
Va 'hereupen s'sed, and the ~ ssyusd bsfess
Judge Lot OF the 6upeems Cosrt On Saturday v..k
ls'f. Yesterday morning Q dsc,sos w. rssSer,l.
ard peremp'0ry nandasas Issued directing tie psy.
uAnt Of the bosds.
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The WATER QUESTION ~ The COMMON COUNCIL.
"A special m+stss ftbe Common Council bcd lest
h 10 take scon 10 relation 70 the question Alderman
Green presided Alderman MsUjer stated that the Special Com
mlee spported 70 fer It'll the Comusone had
prepared their report ana mov.d s+jouro which lost
therr an Cssbow then of, red the following
Kesored That Aldermen Dayton, 8ctplrs and Green be
poro Committee negotiate with the Water Commssonsrs
and Contractors bs for full nd settlement Of
the question sgsDs The public mind upon the subject Of
supp yg the City II Broosyn viii ard report their
ton TO the Common Council for ratification.
Rsped, That sd be sde toe special order tbs
meeting Of this Beard, immediately after reading the
minutes
Mr. Taylor thought tbs expression Of want Of co1h
depce in the Committee slr@sdy appointed.
The Board without taxing action the resolutions
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JAdv~v.,semeut
OyERCOATs at EVANS.

H.ns.ous Black Cloth to slo
Fine Black Co.h ovErcoArs.. els
E.quirn.u, Beaver ovrRcO.T'. SO
mssoow Besva sIs
Blae Black and Brown Castor BEAvEHs......eloto so
Fur Beaver sl3
Mixed Beaver Cashmere Melton .sd other ovERcosTse4
So
AT EvASs......nd. .FvLrOs STREET.
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Tie following table shows the receipts Of -four aud
wheat reduced to bushels each week since the begin
ling OF September, up to the I'D inst, compared with
the receipts during the period in 1856 1857 and
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IAovertisement

Gas, GAs.-Tbose rich, new styles Of Gas FIX
1ve found manufacturing depot Of WARREN Peek
Co. No SIC Broadway superior 70 anything offered
before from factory.
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Acknowledgement
LAST TINE OF TIE M

Inst JIME OF The NEW MOKAL DRAMA
Our DyPrBs II BE- repeated THIS AFTERNOON and
EvEssG at BARSvms hussUn for toe very last time More
Novel lee Monday Crest comic sensation expected Today
hs positively Last therefore, Of ths thrilling production
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MARINE JOURNAL
PoR1 OF NIw-YoRk.......ocr q
Cleared.

enstips-Dehwne. Shaw, Philadelphia, Perkins Bre-
breu, Vessels, Bremen and southampton Ge PIKE heut
gen Rsicbelt ,.
shipsE. w Frey, Nichol., New Orleans - MLlraas,
Wait. New Orlsans H. ehshsn1 Aatocrsf 9rows 0ew Or
leans Wnd 4 Co Or Earth HAN Meyer Hsubcrs,
L Ansipck Empress. Lecrswy Mobile Hu beck Co In
amman Seth Hong Konr A. Ladd To- B. w. hstcslt
G.ts o, San FIsncisco, Wells Emanuel
Buki-KIcslsirr Willard. Barbados " Twowbrdses sons
l. Khhsm Whit Havsns B. Gss.r Pr De Of tho Sea, Unm
AnoyA p Il, Yzpasa, pelysle Go.
Bnp-T D.nt.on: Halfway h.nz.r1lo Post snail I;
Princess Ro,a lsr Peamsn, BerDuda Smith Jones Co.
seboODen-ouict'yP penman s. Jshs D. Des0,,; o..
oepha jams Hand Manchester, Colchester Richmond, =;
CbrouoDei.r, Pienon, Portland g. L. Hatch Co.; Pssss
Ie1 Dee Bermuda McC.l Fri,h A. Howe, Apologize.
rs.rsbgrs Van Brupt slsgti Castor, HARDING Aspn"ai,
schiesss ser l. Andressen
sbop-Nor, nerr Lsbt Potter, Key VEST.
st~siptsAids Robinson Ytilsdephs ~ Brspi ConSsrd,
Ma rsib,Y c.;s PsiI.ssissi. J. W. Mckee
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETISG.-A mass meeting OF
the Democracy Of Hudson County held Thursdsy
the RioiDs TOOL in Hohoken The meeting no. a.
largely attended expected there being about 600
Cclrner presided. Speeches made BY Mr. Van
Norwich Of BurlIson County; MI Pnney. and sIJuds:
Morton Of NewYork MI d. Winfield OF Jersey City, aud
General Wright who arrived about II O'Clock from distant
Safe where he had Previously addressed the meeting
FIRE BELL.-At the last meeting Of the Hoboken
Council Bosrd decided 10 purchase IRE bell, Of
l.tlGl n Heshf.
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NEW--I.ER6.EY ITEMS.

DEATH FROM Burns "A child named John Leonard,
U about two fsee whose parents reside In Soohsecond
street jersey City died about O'Clock Thursesy evening.
fo burn. sccidfrsy received by bic clothes tskna
previous from the during the sbsence Of his mother
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uce-Ocr. %. 1859.

Receipts Of Produee-Ocr. %, 1859.
foTAL BY ALL RoUrEs- 49, f2 bbl Flour. 7s bush
Whes s60 do Corn o. $50 DO Oats V DO Barley. 800
Rye 80 pigs Whsty 80 Provisons l62 do. Lard, do
Ashes l(S bblA Corn Meal
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Advertisement

INVENTORS, MECHANICS, WANtF MI IEtHS, dHu
should CAREFUL Phrenoosca examination
to srn tk~r defects AID how 70 make tue uo OF them
sIvss Exsunations daily FowLER& WELLS 500 Broadway
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FRENCH and CHINESE FANS of the handsomest
s.yless. FouS1An', lsDIa sToRE No 6S3 Brosewsy.
kse tbouand other articles be found elsewhere whole
sale and retail.
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|poURr OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEcrAL TEkx.-Oe. "a
Before Judge HILToS.

LIABILITY OF A FIRM FOR FRAUDULENT REPREsEN-
TATIoSs OF ONE oF ITS MEMBERS.
The Baoover Company sst. o. l. Sheldon ct a.: =,
I HIToy, J.-Where property has been obtained by
through the fraudulent representations OF one Of its mem
sctioo brought TO recover it's value ser daps,a ,T
made there propety In holding All
for the fraud hen at the time OF TIE demand
property w0 in the possession or under the oooi Oh He
retaining f. they should each be considered pticpa.ors
ncs. USsn these vi.~s hs anonymous Is AbbO.: P
$50 decided but there wide difference between that
e asl and ssP an Of %
made upon e q nv &
"a 81 hs sm. After The expiration Of the csedi upon
sse; but ssls upp shdsts .na; all the defendants be
wsd os the alleges to have been committed By one oil
the so.esce II adv proof tbs: the des.d.u, od.h L.
ard wii.n Harris knew Of the 1'pTes 'G Ss ops
se plsn DO nc; perceive any s,eSna ppm SsiSa
sS.S sse &c order pS srre.t should be d.chMeed
he other defendant careful exsmostian o. his am
The ps.n :o to q, lnos
a. ~. ~ nj. T at the iiSe he should Therefore Aed
possbls extent as n ne had waly 1ssise5e
sa ' ~ Ss hi. reason The order as = be
Ordered accordingly.
sEraRArE ESTATE or MARRIED wosEs.
wssssrmsn sgt Winet Shern .
HILTON J.-ConcediIg the rule to be tina. 10 actions
broush, By married women respect 70 pfSpery saeo oy
ts. .p.I.s s1 ss ar, sydsDeo 10 c aPn
lat poiut although ssh ys, sufficient 70 require i sub
nission TO the Jury. .. -, - ~ a, n
he pchsse OF the property question The ant ooa
!, ~. ia. Aid not whether the money mus
obsnsd vss bo rowed Whether the husband vas IA sny
kable The Jury, therefore, were as"eo -
money belonging 70 Der individually aud tas property par
ehased with II Is Der separate estste ,,.as,.u.
Besides the h Of sale Of this property we, 70 pc, D
vhoh prua evidence OF her owpesn'p, '
inpschsd YES impsiIod IN any aestee
either evidence the cltcumstsoccs 10 nc
.apy qusstion for the determination OF jury toet0J s
Callahan, 10 New yort RepsA ~
Notion for tiial dcplcd, with ei0 oos,A
sUPERlOk CoURf-syEciAL fHkx-Ocr. &.-Befors jas
ucs BoswoRTB-DkcIsioSs. -
Deehon, sgt. The Merchants Bank and Mary a; u
Fleetwood -Deoure oveuei With liberty withdraw them
answer the plaintiff amend complaint By max
hs Mary A. C. Psokwod. g. eNecutx party, snd ON .r
WISE be may advised fADra TO give nooe N zen o
epy order conforming the oecon whether ns
amend, and defendant msy answer within ~ days ssf
after amended amt served
ef Dcmurre the and abide the event
b, Il. j. Wolf, Survivors Of Hum agt. The Sun No
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This large falling off in imports is decidedly favor.
able feature and is to be hoped that the deuge Of
the products of the foreign loans is for the time
arrested. We fear, however, the result! Of the week
is only exceptional.
The earnings of the Great Western Railway Of
Canada for the week ending October s, show as fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

n ~ Etiso, Of TIE NJ Y Tyibsss A.,
SIR: The communication Of to-day regarding the
Michigan Central Railroad, contained typozrsphicei
eror which was so,papsb)e however a. nsraly 20 re-
ouire space for correction. Tie senielce, ne 70
eeipts Of the road at this time greater than any
road in the country, whose route that OF blnaio
should read rest Of Buffalo. The Eew-fork Cenlfa'
ard other Eastern Roads, OF course, receive more
morey than this excellent avenue 70 me MeS''
Of Niagara, Suspension. Brio &c, and Deir"E' -