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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

PATTIsoy-soddeply Sunday FgT - ne hss's q ~.
trend VIM ron.ide No I1l South Eighth street Oeorse
fstiison, jr, Of Memphis, Tern.
PHILLlPS-in San Francisco Thurst1yf Dct 10 Ns ~
u. Phillips, eyed 81 years, formerly Of Ne~f DIX
RICF-In Prooalyn Monday Nov H. Of ecusumPuoh w
Edmund Rice, tged % years
RIPTEL-In this city Sunday evening Nog 10 -stt
Ung,r rehct Of Jacob RTpe IN the +Sth year o. Hs
RoBINsOs-In this city, Sunday, Nov 3D. Mrs saEsn
Robinson. aged " years
ROss-In WI;amsburgh Monday, Nov a. james b. hcss
aged 81 yezrs q native Of Rosshire, Scotland
STFBPgSs On Monday evening. Nov. u, MIS- heoecea
Stebhins. in the 9th year Of her agn -, A..
The .pss and relatives Of the family repe 1y 70
atteud her funeral the residence Of her son IMAM
Try No Washington street, on ednr-oay NC Aosi
inEt. at O'Clock p. m, without further notice
sATZADF-On Monday Nov. Il, Nrs. hars4Tet Pfndeues
Ssu1,ds native and widow Of TIE late hoo-f =
sauksde in the Tc.h year Of her age t., -. -
The friends Of the family respectfully lnFl,ed "
funersl Wednesday, 10th inst at p NJ rom he iAe 1si
deBoe No. 156 Barrow street jersey MY
sAHDs-On Tuesday Nov g. the residence OF Der petn
Fiitietn street, Of scarlet ever hAte So- &c
loved daughter David and Margaret sands i-te OF at
Cuba aged years, 10 months and days
eIIIIVAN-in this city Sunday Vow 70 Jonn son oi
Bsftholouew and Ann Sullivan o. Ardreom County Oors
Ireland.
TwoMEY-In this city, Sunday evening. Nov - saer
Icing anu severe ness Ellen Elizabeth IwoHey VIE O. ran
els J. ouey, sged IS years months and IL day.
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pryr,ro sov IsFtor N aoasrss demand .as West
stssdy q s0 es :. - = s5 S,ss n0 gz 20 ff
, aJi.us aud Ohio and IS seoSs . Tor eooes ch.r,
WlSAI avn ssS sst'y I'S 90 i a. ,S S saus price 500
b.h whie Canada ~ 2t' Ice ea.h sresnssy eva.
EssI d' s :, sT q ae 56 Flour $500 sa.A wSss
- zoo bnsb oats 1eoo bush Barley Errosrs 200 6 Se,.
EoST s. co. bo.h Wheat 1859 bush Com 5000 bush oas''
II Gee sssa' SI'fy n-FlorR marlr ,ea1y .les ,oday
200 BE- u - IS for spring state WasAS winoss ~ ~
csngg to-day % Srsa CessS ,sa ssrso Of new coss
arrived yesterday, bet Asre Is none on NE dn Al SIC
p. AMI pd neuins CAsAL FRkears lower on yrsiS ~
STEADY on Flour; Wheel ia f0uS soc % \, 500 sSsh
sfSSi' FsrosTs 500 Ss Flour ssS bash Wheat SOD
sssS barley, and 500 bush Rye advanced Ia
ac White. 81 40; Red 81 asa*i r. Cosy souins ~
iesy, new voy scoTTos Unchanged saes % day LIS
hale At irrsssr prices. Receipts Of three days h"o eaes
Assn, Nov iSFforH steady 500 ObIN CITY e
unchanged coRS steady Provisions steady WHISKY qoee
ct rec .-..A., A, n,
red decinedic bbls Flour "Ssas-
wnrlr is dun u iaasi n REcriFrs 'OdsS'0'" '''
Flour lsoobu Wheat ~ ,,...,., Coz, .osive
e sS Ssr s quiet SS flour $500 S S
S Wasa' 20 S de- G %Ss. &C. Germ
Mmw1tKTE Nov. ia-FLorR quiet %asAr sal snd NJ a.
i f6s$ Is SI SSS s@i sa oar; S;%s SS %
'z''" O1'1 COMMERCE OF NEw-0RLEANs.
NEw-ORIEASs Nov H-imPorts Of Specie during 'ne Pss
week, $4,000. ...,,..,crs
CtSclxxarl Nov. I5-sight Exchange on Ssw-York dun
aud unchanged. =. N 10
CHicaeo Nov lS-Sieht Exehange on New Yos arm g "
Erp.OMIKASs Nov. ll-Sight Exchange on New'fork W
SKWcETsaxs, Nov lS-Sight Exchange NevoYofaa ~
'e BaI,soss Nov i&-sshs Exchange NewY.s Oa-
changed A.. VI -.
changed.
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ysasscs sr 1ssisaisi Sik rendered BY the Jury


c.rrs or Rysr FsrATE at Auction, Nov. -, by
- ,,,,, hroo,h to reu ytbird street. each 11x989 TO-
thsr "a TO cores north sl5e EghyiJ'h street Az
Sre~ 4 saeh 81 bot edjnnins 3 550 lot adjouiag
Ell 10, 1cuth avenue aud Onehundred
an suh street 2sxo0, S77 lot Tenth adJoiu
ns $50 Tenth adjoinns, each S4n lot
hundred street. adjoining &5S lots on
tn- street adjoining, zach Sf sos on
street nth avenIe, each s''
otf One street, Ninth srene 80
se lot south cas-, Eleventh avenue and
sneeeventh stIeet $50 lots Eleventh avenue
each S.G lot soUth-wes corner Eleventh ssenne 10
hundred sndeevvnth street ESQ lot Eesentn sTehus
sta lots on OncbuBdr street ~ INC 70,
46s gore and eleventh street mar
4650 I lot and gore Eleventh avenue "a on
street each Fszo lot on one ma
6fez n st4eef near Fourth 80 lots aDoinhs
saeh a5t0 lot One dred and Sixteenth street near
Fourth sveuue s5ee LOT sdoiuins 500 lot Edloinns
sTN lot ADJOINING $50. on One-hundred- snaslh
sT oss on sixteenth street, near second
,suUe eeh <T0 soshwest corner Fourth avenue aud
n, street. SS3 lot on Fourth ay
s sdSonipr 500 lot One-huDdfcd and seventeenth
se.t 10 The rear $40 lots adjoining each fsI3 l0t
at corner fOurth ana Onehund ed endseven
seuh street 500 lo Fourth avenue, ADJOINING 80
Lop seventeenth street IN the rear r9o
2is an Forh avenue aud nineteenth street.
eseb go ot adjoining 800 lot adjoining $50 lot
cesner Fourth and Onehundred twenty
Ara trse 40. 10. Fourth adjoining. S455
AGO ne sonoNinz sales made yesterday BY A. j.
son FTauc house and lot the north side
Foeth street 215 feet inches west Of Second avenue ox
"
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Arrived.

Steamship Chesapeake, Crowe Portland mdse' ana pess 70
H. b. Cromwell Co. =, a. TT ~
Steamship Psrksrsburs Powell, Baltimore mdse 70 d. b
steamship Forids CrOwe Savannah, dse and psss to 3
Ship Southampton Pratt London and Portsmouth Oct ~
mdss and 20 T. L. Morgan For the past
thre, weeks has heavy w. gales
B1y Emma HsnheId Para Oct a. inds-ubber &c 70 T. IL
CoiIr EIper.pced heavy W. and ~ w. gales On the out
ward Encountered s. L. gales and was compelled
srS d. Gsssse (Br Ems Curacao Is days ALT &c. Va
master. Experienced heavy weather on the passage
Brig Martha Hiches, Loud Hew-HaTen days IN ballast 70
master. all. =, -, a,
sehr n C. Town barker, Virginia day. wood
Sehr w. j. Williams, Butler. Virginia days, wood
schr Angeiine Narcesf, Seaman Virginia days, wood
Schr C. H. Moer Allen Petersburg days. cotton tobae,
sehY Granite Lodge Graham Gloucester days, ksh.
schI. J. L. Clayton, Hunt, Toms River days, wood
Sehr. A. Collins, Moore, Union, y. j., days wood.
schr Lyd Lnen, Allen Little Egg Harbor days, coal
Schr. J. b. Crsmer Cornelius Virginia days, wood
schr. Isle Of Pines, French, Virginia days, wood.
Schr Caroline WiIson, Cranmer, Virginia dsys, wood
schr Enleine, Hatch, Virginia days wood
schr. Isaac Van SAINT, smith, Virginia days, wood.
schr. W Bacon, Tyler, Baltimore days, coal
Schr. Mist, Dissosway Alexandra days, coal
schr Excelsior, Johnson Georgetown ID. C., days, coal
sehi. Jacob Vaughn, Hammond Foked River days, wood
sloop Mary Anna Bell French. Bass River days, wood
sloop Mary Ella, Carroll, Bass River days, wood
Steamer Wes.ehester Cisrk, Providence mdse Issso
Odsn.
sAILED-Bark Herlia, for Msrsees; steamship BssEds
Ham Bavaria for Hsmburgj bark Yunar, MaiaBSss mp
Emerald also, steamships yorktown for Havana 80
Of the South, for Savannah ship Granite Acapulco.
BELOW-I brig
Withholding the day, w. and Light.
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HIGHLANDS Nov. IS sanses---Oue brig near ths LisrS
ship, bound IN ind Light from n. T.. weather ee.r a.
FOkT LAFAYETTE Nov. IS sunset.-A brig In tow ns,ss
the Hook. inward bound The bark Yamur FOR HAtsas<,
passed down the Nmrows ass steamer Star Of tho sosa M
Savannah, at eos Wind light from ~ r. weather cc.r
SANDY HOOK, Nov. Is, sunsst-So inward bound sssses
In sight Han screw steamship Bavaria for Hsmbark &C.,
here clear. -.
BOSTON, Nov Is-Ar. to-day: brig Randolph Luffin esa
Glasgow; Martha WorthtnzoB from srTinanl Beov-sSsY
Mercury from Calcutta bah Telegraph Om PsaAns Of h'-
NORFOLK, Nov ia-A to day; brig LiODis, 90 day. ns~
Calao.
BALTIMORE, Nov i3-Berre No. &C, laden With cea y.
NswYek, sunk Sunday Last OF POOLS Island in Ches@p1
Bay. The sehr Jussits before reported spoken when IN n
ing conditionl, has arrived In the Bay.
EEW-OkLEANS, Nov. ls-An. ships Ssxsmore nom - q.
dan; lsaae Jssnes from Trspsn, Yok from Lisepe'ii Az
Gray, bordeaux and barb p. X. Hazeltre. do
SAVANNAH Nov A-Arr ship Chm, keaser s'sA'"'
Oldham, -, Bath. -
ih-sersw steamship Huntsville 81 cromwsni Lac. am
we'd 81 p on the Izkh Inst
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coIyRr CALENDAR-THs DAY.

USIrEp STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-No Calendar
win be called on Wednesday 90 q.
SUPREME CoURl-GESERAL TERh.--Nos. GO, 81,
49, 49, 49, 49, 49, A. 80 So ION November Calendar % 30
TO- ton May Calendar Sc, 49, 49, 100 1884, 2S 1885, 49, lOl
20 1914
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Part I.-Unchanged.-
Part -Nos 1890 1864 1856, 2762 2766 1908, 270 2I12
7TT4 277s $780, 27s2 1884 IA, 2S4O 26 2s6, 26o, $685.
2s02. 80 49,. 49, On,
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part Mos. 463, 5l9, 5S, sol,
ss3 6sS 5s5 265 Co., 67S or 6 es5 sac COL, 69S 69S
Part lI-Unchanged
Court OF Cosmos PLEAs.-Part Unchanged.
Part 1923 1850 IA 1927 lOs l072, 1855, 1910, 1883
1868. 1911, 1892. l47i, l476, l417 - -
KISGs County CIRCUIT CouRT.-Nov. 15-Nos.
ST. IL 81 lO lG2 lO4 los LOG, lO7 l0S lOs 10 III lis
ia IFS l6 i3 ll9, 40. On Thursday, the nth, tho
Calendar o,he October Term win be called excepting reserved
- :. n - IN
BRooKLYY Cry CoURT.-Nos 81, 6, IL, 3, l6, 20,
o. a. &c, q, %, ga "a, IS, Sc, 20, Al, 10, A. IS
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MarAe,. Reported Be- Telegropk.

lOlc AidslnE three days i6oo bales Receipts
The time $50 bslss Fregh Of Cotton TO Liverpool
liza
CaAHLEsros Nov. ls-corTossAes to-day 1000 bales 1t
unchanged prices
CISciSSiTI Nov Is-FLouz-Buslness limited previous
WHISKY dull a 22lc. PEovfsIoNE-Pokhess Western
Ella 20; Bacon. sides 9 Lard, 3. loc- Hogs freely
offered a IS 13d 80.
N.wosLKiss Nov. AFLorR aisancinsi 90 asked for su
psTfre. WaIsKT 3oc-
EKvOELzAss Nov. l5-CoTTos frm; sales to-day TO- 900
bales; hidans i eli sales Of the last three dsys
bales receipts Of time 900 bales against a. 900 In same
period year The Mississippi very low and it's tributaries
nasesbe Increased receipts ths 60 500 bales SuaAH
tuoJEnt and c higher fair 70 fully fair 81 d6c- MoLAsK
ssatoc- Ponx daBi hess, els Is FAEGRT cotton TO
Liyrrpccl qled
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"It will be seen that there is heavy falling off in
wheat at all the receiving points, except Cincinnati
which has received about Is COO bushels during
the past week. THERE'S also a falling off in the
ceips of -four all the points named except Chicago
which received 2,COO bbls. more than the week pre-
vious. The receipts at Cleveland for last week have
not come to hand, but We hear they are also much
lighter than usual. An important feature of the above
table is the large receipts Of at this season
of the year. Chicago and Toledo, however, show
the only prominent figures in the West"
With reference to the trade in new corn The CHI
eGgO Press says:
The trade in corn continues 70 increase IN ae-
tivy The daily receipts this week have ranged rom
40 GO to so COO bushels and preparations are making
to shipit forward speedily as possible before tns
close of navigation. Yesterday 2,UOV SACKS VET
shipped Boston, part Of by lake and part Dy ril,
ard the prospects are that large amount VIII Do
shipped the coming Winter by rail to buffalo, new,
Yoik Boston and other eastern markets. Inc Arrival
of so large an amount Of corn in the ear - suen an IN
preeedented thing in history that the iaeines OF
receiving and storing il not sufficient, ana we u-
dersand that in consequence OF the delay OF cars on
the track the Illinois Central Railroad have been COM
peed 10 telegraph to all their stations not TO ship any
more ear corn at present For the last four or i've
days upward of 100 carloads have been standing at
the depots for rs soon train Is unloaded there is
another 10 take its place
We learn BY telegraph that the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road Company sent down from haueh Chunk, for the
week ending Saturday, 18th inst, 500 tuns of COAL
and for the season So 53 uns agan $40 ls3 tuns to
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........N


steahpsstsr Of the South Lyon, Savannah 8 L. Mitehn
Son; Schufeld 4 o.
Ship-Orphan, Smith, haIseiles, Boyd g. hineken.
BsTks-C. right Puuner, Gibraltar Giro kEancia Pa-
myra Lovett, st. John N. b. Edmin.ton Bros Oyerman,
Stirling ST. Jsgo, j. r. A. r. Webster John Benson, GSd-
ner, Ponce, Sturges Co. - -
Brigs-carisn, Wright, Barbados - Atlantic, Merrill,
Barbados a. Trowbdges Sons; Queen Esther tBr Nor
RAM Panboro' d. r. Dewolfi Aehme, Tedord St John, b.
Thoe. James. -
schoonerF seerly, Cooper Charleston, Mccready Mott
Co.; w o. 1ixdnle, Fourier, FeTnandne, ke., y.
Newton Emerson Philadelphia H. D. BrookInan Co srss-
ger, Dbbe Newark H. y. hacke,s Fanny Curry Bray Con-
santinople H. Person Margaret Ann Eaton Boston,
ter; Hill Carter Fisk Boston, g. w. Lewis Co Areola,
Coson Norfolk, s. GOdwdj d. Campbell Deb Ludlow, Hall
fax, IA. @. Donovan.
SIoop-Thenix, Shepherd New Haven, II. g. Rocket
steamer-Mars Nichols, Philsdelphis, J. Briggs
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The Great Balloon has not gone yet; but
apAxss Patent Coal going in round numbers
the city ng coal ashes into barrels sGninng the
du 20 that win blind peoples eyes snd obstTuct Their
s-hen the aloon taxes her serial hight nether hae ~
npon their ungs their parting cheers hsve 20 brush Their
tles eppesr before the ssroDsut With these SIT
cs pleasant task to m the ssbes and little remains 70 De
acne 10 bring then every family They are made
onS and se capsbe great endurance All warranted
n.A 10 stooDd 70 ever invented - =, -.
lyhoeeele and retail SrKyKSs, BROTHER Co.'S No ~
PearIst., and the corner Of REA PoILooAs NO. 40
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BaIrmons. Nov. 1.-The chip Herald q the Msrnlss hes
few hnndIed uns 81 cargo enable her 10 come
- bsr harf She has Lest sbSe isss q Der sltsse sy
~ 70 ns ,s hsie las prsviouky raporedl aA q ISks
$50 "a ,.ns a. rusDo hss been thrown overhead Ao AT a.
s~s Psna ships Msehsc Aasslo, EDerPse and james no
EEwiosIEAEs, Nov liar .siPs frnsss, u RsysL Sss
sscsu 6reensr ocd kason, Bristol Eng hriion banksni
ahIS Men hris A. X Deallag Pepsrsy, Re 'sDsHe'
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Passenger Sailed

In .tedmsAip Barayid or Souaamptoa Harrs and Han-
bgs9-John 0sbry NewYorki w Jefferson buchanan BAIT
more w Salem Master r. Ludecke q. Ludeks and lady,
Julius BernhOd simon stcinsm Mrs Ausase Peyer pT =.
burg; A. Ever Tiscer and daughter Mrs Adele Choice
and children Chas Hermann, With Porzelin Chas Bar
Mich Gorge Newi John Freudenthel A. Lesser, " y
Al Mr. Ororsnckas and sister Geo. kru Peter Junkecld,
Mich Kuhn Weber Mira Harseh and three children Da
Quen Miss Ulrich and others in eerage-tota 25
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MARRIED..

CLARK-HALLETTAt the residence Of the brides faher
on Tuesday, by the Rev. Mr. Ganse Emmons CLARK OF
NewYork TO Ades August, only daughter Of John H. Hal
lett esq, Of Edeewster, N }.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, Nov IS, st
Calvary Church. by the Rev Dr. HAWKS Livingston Living
son Of this city Mary c. daughter Of the late Hon. W.
liam ID. Williamson of Bangor, Me-
PANTONSMITH-n this city. Saturday Oct Is, by the
Rev John Brush James Panton formerly Of Glasgow 70
MARY NJ Smith OF Norwsk, Conn
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nc annexed tabIe NC the percentage of ;
nosits nd bY the City Banks:

Messrs. Raynor & Blackwell have sold IL lots on
the south side of Observation-Disclosures eighth
street. ~ feet east of Tenth avenue each 2x9 feet
IL inches Also lot adjoining, east, - feet front, "
feet inches in depth on the west line, 81 feet inches
on the east line, Is feet III inches in rear; also, Il
cores in the rear 10 feet in depth the west line, ~
feet in depth on the east linen all - pieces for
$3.50 We report the sale Of lots on the northeast
coner Third avenue and Eighy-third street, and in
the rear ON Eighty third street, the lots for s6,OO-
rock on the lots above grade.
John McClaye has sold lots on the north side Of
sixtyffh street. commencing 80 feet east of Ninth
avenue, and running easterly 10 feet by half the
block in depth; also ots the northeast corner OF
Sixtyfh street and Ninth avenue, running northery
100 feet inches on the east side of Ninth avenue and
l5G feet easery on the north side of Sxtyith street.
making together 10 full lots, for Sls,5OO. Also,
house and lot on the east side of Eleventh avenue,
commencing Is feet inches north of Thirty-fifth
street-house lS feet inches in front and rear and As
feet deep lot same width and 20 feet deep, for 81, no.
The MipaEkee Free Democrat has the following
card to the stockholders of the La Crosse and Mlwau-
kee Railroad Company:
Hsyirx been convinced by my short connection with the
gsnizsou OF Directors Of COMPANY which newcomo
cleveland President that good viii result 20 the Company
their action and that at least far the President Is con
cene the Board legal &C the powers they
10 the integrity OF the old board believing
sso that sny money raised BY assessment qp1n the
will he mssapped deem II duty which owe not only TO
myte but you resign my place Secretary and thus
p, blcly TO notify you Of the reasons D. H. hANE'
I" Mdvaukss, Nov. !, 1850"
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks,
made up to-day, presents the following aggregates
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IAdvortisement.l
nMrnrcAI CoMMoN sENsE."-The au

"MEDfCAL COMMON bENbE. Tic autDOr OF
ts remarkable meeting with extensive practice IN
th tv DR. FOoTE effect his by druggng and
therefore people like hD Those having dhcut dis
easss Of long standing should call him costs nothing to
-. Ms auiou nasuuch a. consultations free His Winter
CHARTERS Broaawsy FIRST door below Dusseldorf da
LTy. Odioe hours nom a IN to p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

A CHILD WHIPPED TO DEArH.-A colored child,
living near KeypOrt, Monmouth County, died very
suddenly week or two ago, and subsequent invest-
CATION IIe KeypOrt Standard says, proves that she
wsa actually whipped to death. York ApPlegate, IN
whose house the child died. has been committed to JAIL
70 answer. the Charge The girl was only four years
old
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Passengers Arrived

In ship Southampton, from London aad PortsnoufhMrs
Perng Lucinda Frederick Laura Charles Agnes Ernest and
Emily Perrng all Of London Mrs NJ Clinton aud daughter Of
Conn. Sarah Foden aud Jane Hili Of Engaudi Weston
Bower.
In Lrig LAND from Pord-John Dowey.
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coIrRT OF SPECIAL sEssIONs-Nov. I5-Before Justices
WELSH, OsBORS and KELLY.

Seeg Blumensteir, indecent exposure; Penitentiary
months Mary Sorrs stealing silver coins. PenitenaTy
months Kate sadle assault and battery Judgment
Thomas Pickett stealing shirt bosom Judgment suspended
John MeDonsld stealing coats; Judgment suspended Francis
Callahan assault and battery, two eharges Penitenary
months each charge Eugene Rnnod stealing an umbrella
renaded Mary Doe stealing calico and pitcher two charges
Penitenta;y months each Mary Driscc stealing pePn
dres; months Avanon Seville, stealing silver
City Prison 30 days jeremiah Dempsey stealing silver
coin and battery Pententiary months ON each
charge. Edward Howard stealing one ham, PenientiaIy
months John Kelly and Thomas Robbins assault and battery
Penitentiary month each Mary sullivan assault and battery
Judgment suspended Julia Murphy stealing silver coins reni
Tertiary months. Benjamin y WoodTun stesins an iron
brace enenay months. Thomas mcfarland assault and
battery Penienay months John Roberts assault and pat
tery Penitenay months Patrick Mcdonald assault and
battery Ienenary months. John Adson stealing two bar
rels Of potaoesi Penenay month John MaIIer malicious
hned $40 Mary Moore, stealing bank note rent
euary months John Kissner stealing poultry Peneny
months John Irwin stealing shoyel Penitentiary months
sharue Don assault aud battery judgment suspended MN
brown assault and battery; Peniteniiary months VIM
snee stealing three Pieces of cloths Penenary months
Henry Mecho stealing silver coins City Prison ~ days Jas
Moran stealing watch; Penienary Month John Mack as
ssr aud battery; House Of Refuge. Mary Taylor stealing
vases: Penitensry months Ferdinand Barand assault and
battery; udemsnt suspended John Folger stealing ham;
months. Henry Hasser stealing bank note
suspended. David brown stealing House Of
Refuge jenkins stealing tools penitentiry months
Peter Galley stealing pair Of giters House of Refuge Tho
Kelly stesng a coat; Penitentisry months
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IAdYertisementl
BRADY's GALLERY

H Rxxovxp &on sSs Broadway No go Broadway, cor
nsr Of Bleeekof 81
pao-oan.yns DAauKRHEorYPKs and AHBRoTYFBA
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs-Nov. lS-Before Cit
Indge


John Turner pleaded guilty 10 perjury in the third
degree having ened order for two bottles Of Imminent
pupong 70 be ordered by j. b. Brush Co on the if OF
October last He sentenced to the State Prison Tor two
John Shea and Michael Duffy both young men, 10 years Of
indicted for highway robbery In forcoy taxing ~ %
German named John Wagons opposite the door Of No lS5
Worth street. the 9TH a October WAGONS testified thar
one he could not tell which, held him while the other cut s
yest with knife aud took away hs Sentence re-
Matthew A. Williams pleaded guilty of assault, having been
of Daniel DOrty the 2lst Of July The adray arose N d
pue concerning the ownership Of stall IN Washington Market
ard the assault made with knife Sentence reserved
Martin Murphy lad % Of pleaded guilty 10 an IN
dictEent for grand larceny stealing watch and Z god piece
worth in ell 500 Solomon Mason the 9th Of November
he vent into the rooms OF Mr. Mason IN the day % ana
detected In bedroom by Mrs. Mason with the watch in his
possession He out but caught by an officer demanded
81 Chatteron was srraigned charged with larceny
the 26h Of July She went to the house Of Philip
Wolfe No lo2 Grand street. being an o. MS nag
put the remainder closet after which she et the room
moment and when she returned Ms Chsserton was gone
statements however aud Miss Chstteron was consequently dis
charged. -,
and pleaded guilty In the fourth for attempt 70 and
counterfeit bills the Citizens Bank Of Newly ork he
rnanded for sentence . ,
Edward Armstrong charged with robbery In the first de-
gree The complainant Thomas Graham, sailor, went In
cou pany with shpmae into den OF prostitution IN water
nj by named Burke and took several drinks and
ccT and lille there the prisoner the bar beckoned
Linn paid attention Finally going toward the
the prisoner Armstrong struck at him. and two other per
ed hold Of him. and stripped bis shirt over his head
could In this position person put hand
into his pocket and took bis money An officer came up and
Graham spent all his money at the counter and was drunk
Jury verdict of guilty and Armstrong was sen
fenced 10 ten years and sx months IN the state rrson
james smith Patrick kengaD and John Welsh three robust
looking sailors aagned Tor having stolen FI8 WORN OF
tin weighing 70 pounds the property Of Walter p Sh.y
each TO four and six months IN tho state
Prison. Adjourned.