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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

DRAYIos's PARIoR OPEBas.-These truly adnira-
bic performers the Drsytons, appear tonight in tso
entirely pieces, in which their peculiar abilities
for amusing their audience will be ost prominently
displayed. Tie public are at present sone~hs, puz-
zed ach TO admire most; their singing their act
ing; perhaps tonight will decide the point. For full
particular, zee cur advertising columns.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oyrCs = Der

Before Commissioner BELTS
WALL sTREET FORGERY AND PosT.ofFlCE ROBBERY.
The United SCetessst VIM. Hutchinson
This morning the defendant 10 this was brought
un custody Of Depuy Marshal 20 b. examined on ch.rgs
Of Illegally taknr letter. the Pos, Office, directed
Window Laner Co.. 10 whose emp)j he had been a' cefs
II .pp.ared from the evidence of one II ths firm that they
were bsuseIs Wal street sd a. they had received notice
emtsnces having been mailed 70 them oy Their cosPou-
dents. hh arive, ,hec< was eswn BY t1e Maoe
Bank OF Buffalo or Bank North America tor SsB and on
oury was sscsrsned tina, the accused had obtained the
tter remsncs the Posotice forged the ndore
ment OF their firm and for the check ou
paving another bsbk to whom he known clerk
10 the house Of " insow Lmief Co
tssed that had taken this In hand and At days
eret be sed the prisoner suspicion Of attempting
ie gsly obtain ee nom the Post Once A. the ssnt
the told
feet the ca-De 0l the dfa and the sy OF the eadorss
rent and sgsust tin The prisoner
then admitted having number OF letters which be- had
d..o,ed and that he nad taken drst bill Of exchange
which bal been cssLed 81 The banking house OF Sherman Co.
CouD, fer the Government stated tina. there was 40 other evil
deuce lac shou ssk 10 the commitment OF the prisoner
In deut OF $1,000 bait No legal adviser appeared Tor tbs p
ousr gu,.msn pten, said orphan no. vet q
however he looks much o'er wesnss heavy mnsschs and
that his only uncle, travelling In Europe lie
Tie friend said he though, themce written he would
probably IeGtuon. ard have the IA sitter hushed
Mr. Commissioned Bets said be shOd commit the PRISONER TOR
trial bot lie would tx the bail a, Sl,UJ.
youth trausui ted Erdge street JAIL at which IN
oiion pdoe Of board Is fixed 10 week. with the
usual privileges
SUPREME COURT-CB,NBERs-ocr. 25-Before Justice
CLEsgR.
DEcIsIoas.
Seth Bradford agt. Hosea Bel.-Motion denied with
cut coats.
SUPERIOR CoUgr-sPEcr,L TKKN-ocr. 25-Bssors jus
rics BOswoRTH
Hathaway sgt. tho Sun Mutual Insurance Company
Cane .etlsa.
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COrkT CALESDAR-rsrs nav

L. s. DISTsICT COURr-lSO Admiralty Cause. J.
gmy CsnwsJ--Nes a. 81, 50, q, ST., d, q.
SCFRENZ COURT-CRCUu.-Psrt Same ss
yoncsy and To-day Part II-Nos. 2iS 20 zS1k 25si
ESQ 2,lo zts 2tD 25o, lIss, I'D 15-i, ~, 26<2 Ia
$50 49, 30 -5i2, Is4s. -
SUPRENE CDEEr-SPEcIAL TERg.-Nos. - ~
les 10 N -. 20 81 so. 40, al. IS, 49,, sii 3s,
s.si So $50 % 5s2s. IL, zz4.
SUPERIOR CousT.-Nos. 80, ~, 5Gl III III
ssI - 100 rs s5s SO ~ s4 f7y "a - 515 8 49,
SIS ss ;s, 49, 'ss. e.. 49, g. a. S,. ID ~ Si tsI4s
a. -. az.
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The Psri. c,rrt,pondence Of The Independence Beige
states that While the Crimean war cost Frsnce l,'w-
go coo rspcs. the Itsisn has cost 70 more than
3t0. 100000 irspcS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
CITY IIEMS.

AcaDExr or MrsIc.-Mme. Gszzsuigs appears to.
night, Tor the fret time in America, a. Pauline in
"n Poliu.o.' Sisnors Bignoli and Amodio also sp-
pear in the same opera. To morrow nigh: Nile.
SperaDzs viii make her debut in I" La Traya,a."
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NuFFFsI'"N VI "
ppnrESSIDN

JOSH, T. BgIDcg ohen hi, rrofessocs ,ervi,es a.
hi. room. in 0rssieuburE In''ituou No 3? Par<'5"
Ne,e yo,k Irr,guiry's ard d,edss Of Of DE-
8, p,o7 consumption and chronic dsaes are sinuy aud
study treated
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IAdveT.iH meu'
repeat this excel

Or on TIE DEPIBS.-Ihey repeat TINS excel
len. moral drama a. B,gSvNs MusFuH twice To-Day The
pnb " Mt withdra Es yet spd heace m re pro
ducon Thrilling i.-fu Ct touching plssiges eNldiney
scv--i will b. given both b afternoon aud evening snd
a manner rot 20 be supposed in this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

TIE WINTER GARDEN.-L1st night was produced
az this house farce from the English rechristerei
here /" The State IS. Pawkips,' when = neither go
open or 60 lorcibe the given by the author,
Mr.. John O1entord, viz, Retained .or the De-
fence Tee idea Of the piece u not bad one-s
benevolent old gentleman taking in serious earnest the
imprisoned address in favor Of lis client made 10 the
jury by bis la Fyer, concsyes liking FOR tie prisoner
and looking upon MIN as persecuted mar, resolves
10 place bin in good sccs! position, and 10 that end
invites him 70 his house to 4 grand b.l. The msa
GOMEZ and there meets his lawyer, and several CON-
pc.tiCIs follow, which are not specially interesting
The idea Is not well worked out end the whole effect
of the farce ia tame II has evidently been altered
here ana in such to materially weaken
the plot. Messrs Jefferson Holland, and Davenport
DO foI il their best but have little opportunity to die
tiuguish themselves The opinion Of the audisnce
seemed TO be decided its merts and the curlin
came down amid ged sourds OF applause ana dis
spprobstop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

CLOSE OF THE FAIR or THE AMERICAS ISsrI-
IUTE.It ives ousy stated yesterday, thst the
Fair of the American Institute would remain open
ne1t week. Il will close on Saturday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

The weather has been very propitiou' to tie
,;rtsss n France the wire of 1859 viii be excslsn;
IN ouslily. Asd average IL qnsrtity.
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lAdverisenneut
CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS -!


Er-,h Velvet CARPETS. 81 25; Brussels 7Sc Sec acoi In
xrsn Garrett, Sc, So zoe COS per yard Rugs Mas Dls
ses Remnants Of OIL Goth. half price Look FOR HiK,N
ANDERSON, Bowery, near Hes,ets
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COURT or APPEALs.
MOTIFS or DECISIONS AT JUNE TERN.
Iarp.utsr eet Uudersood e al.


NOTES or DECISIONS AT JUNE TERN.
Carpenter egt. Underwood e al.
The sssignment OF asOlveGt IN trust Tor creditors
by u an exception from the srsnt q
portion Of b property toere Being M reservation Of any benefit
from or interest in the property sctgslly assigned
is n for expressly Withholding from the ss<snee any
discretion sell he trust property upon credit, sod requiring
Tie People go. Ti5bea,
TIE State has the tile 10 all the navigabe waters
within II. borders Get Only urifoicon dele ,cd by
Il 70 C0rre,. the Constitution the United State. for the
regulation d commerce
no. waters Ae Il ems nsyi,sbe wherever tide ebos srd
principle extends rivers % far as the rice and
f, ia tGe si.Jugn may b.
up iyers 5ns water be lot AIT or
Dlarki,h .
water. we hah's The srh Itch i'm
b. sucb ahs sbooines u th)ss Of
the State and csunot IA any manner n;eses WIKI me exercise
Of sgch public iigtts
An actor lies against tie vendor q land Tor iraudu
lent rrpeser i1sUHb'anCe though he etei -
the tud Tor O-Gsls without
p.fsons Snd tie had uo'os tnr sale o. ne
Tie I.ht sSd against the persona repre-
Of % pAtles
Anou .Dppo.sd mater Of la" 'hst the al
arr- cor0sdHg tie ug Of Ie iucrmp02lr-s
validity T. resr3Gsbe ae wholly ms
le.c Tie plcbss,r denial ~ existence u lie Hcan-
hfau-- expressed opinion Dnt IA ts s which n-zt
Tte oias given By tie tgabTsncer Is syt-nc, upon tie
curst hetasr The pufch the fi'h 81 10 dos
upon The punna,.s I'D nea, a. 20 the
es,.1cs d valid snclGb aLcei Du- the Gs"a 'es's -
u fact 'o- tis
II un,s.rrs tse acpmbgaGeer only claimed a. the sss
ruircs len fl49- - Oo-sn SatJn ior 0s SANE
debt at0u collateral Jrity Which hs then prOscuos
ITO rssiJn 81 tno tras orrp-rfy
ses. II respect ialr JrsDcsfs sseg deff,eec 81 Z.
r-frr.uee n 5ete rl pross OF wacn hsa
rendered wrlt-la e. dec 90 ala len
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

GRAHAMs CARPET BISDINc FAcToRY.-A new
fve-story building, erected by Mr.. John Graham On
We,t Thirty fifth street, between Ninth add Tenth
avenues, for manufacturing purposes, was yesterday
thrown open for the reception OF Mr.. Graham :
friends. Fifteen years ago Mr.. Graham, with no cap
itsl save -kil and indomitsbe perseverance,. COM
morcsd in q small way the manufacture Of carpet
bindirgs tapes, drug twine and match yarn and las
gradually built up large business. His new factory
is eighty feet in front and fifty feet deep, with aide
ard rear building adjoining Of two stories. On the
first floor OF the main building there are in front
spacious counting room, private Office, and al
apartment for making up the goods, and in the rear
a large com for storing and packing. The second,
third and fourth floors are occupied with looms and
the materials for the looms, and for manufacturing
orue Irvine and match yarn; the latter article being
ueed in the manufacture of wax matches. On each
floor there is dressing for the female opera
tives The ing is heated throughout With steam;
ha. the Cfoton conducted to each story AID 10 ea III
there il supply Of buckets ready for use ia the event
of fire. The employees number about 100 persons.
The lot and building valued a. So 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

Mr.. BEEcHEEs LECTURE At THE COOPER ISsTl-
TUTE.-The persons who have charge OF tas
course Of Lectures at the Cooper Institute, Of
which Mr.. Beechers discourse = Bsrg ain Makers
or Monday evening the folr.h, are spectators
ssairs, whom the public should be warned. On Mon
cay right they committed deliberate swrdls the
public 70 the extent of probably more than hundred
dollsrs by selling some 900 or 800 more tickets thsn
there are seats IN the house. As natural eonse-
ouence several hundreds of people had to staud all the
evening, ard mary others, who had previously pur-
ohased tickets, were compelled to SO away from the
buieing without even getting glimpse Of the
spe.ker. or coming within the sound Of has voice,
thus being as completely cheated out o. their money
az if the epserprisipg managers had picked their
pocket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

Richard Wagner is at Pans vita the We" OF
Gudr meats Of producing Us opera Of iAanhaa'sf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
LAW NTELLIHENUt.


Judge Belts
MORE INDECENT PICTURES FORFEITED.
TIE ped States one Cs.e Of Stereoscopc Views marked
o.. b.
This suit was referred to yesterday. II was summed
IN TO-DAY by Mr. James segewsy for the claimants and Mr.
James kcLane for the Goyernmet The Judge chisef the
jury who ind syerdict ior the government ioHens inc
soocs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

MOrFAT's LIFE I
Lis AND PnrNIN BITrERs.

MOrFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHENN BIrfERs.
Bilious Feyers Fever snd Arue Dyspepsia Otopsy Pies and.
In abort most ali disease yield % their cursye sre
FOR sale by Dr. Ws B. korFsr No S Broadway aud BY al
Drusgss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

ACCIDENTS hSn IssUEsTs Coroner Jscknsn held
irques ys.-e,y ',- by Il urfso~a msn who va
wired q. Pier No 81 North River Desess~d VS. Fecos
rrec PIE pesclrrnsue The sse Cor"n.f
a. anes, tie by u Chs les Rnkr, ~ho died IN the
Fouf;.euta PreiEc. ssou dous- last Monday eycurE he
was brough. in bssty 81 cto,icaon, during the
Lirat ana vss toaod deaa mor1lrg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
TEN GOVERNORS.

For want Of a quorum the Board OF Governors were
yesterday afternoon unable to transact any business,
other than the reading of the acquisitions. Messrs.
Bruenirghausen, Townsend, and Ganther, were the
only members present. cali was made for three
dozen Zephyr hoods for female pstepts, which Mr..
Townsend ordered stricken OUT at tle same time re-
marking that the women could wrap their heads in a
bit OF flannel If necessary Three axes were chopped
oil, NJ. Guuiher Iemaiking that an ought 20 last
ten year, and that they never had three men cloppng
az ouCe.
On the Alnls-l lOuse requison, call WAS made for
dinner bell, and, after chime rang thereon, the bell
was stricken off. fluid lamp was crossed OFF, Mr..
TowNsrNp urging that there should be no fud burned
on the Island. Accidents ffon fluid were frequent
enough IN the city, and they would svoid them there.
The head vas knocked out vi barrel OF whisky Tor
boatmea." ON the Randall's Island requisition Mr..
GuNTHiE said that visiting 10 the island had cesset
roe tie boatmen did not require any such stmu-
liant. on the Bellevue Hospital reqaistOn demand
for quarter c6sk Of VINE attracted the attention 0
MIR. BIsI gNINGHAVsEN sho wanted - know what sQ
much sius was wanted for Mr.. GUNTHEE explained
that j, only dispensed The doctors orders, and
what AS not used went INTO the soTehouse. Mr..
TowN,a>D wss satisfied that i WAS not used except for
medic'uSl purposes; there was no strength "a II;
whls H. y 0nlC suit them better. Toe Iy Prison
allow e barrel OF whisky, TO DC used IA monyioG me
symptoms Of delrum tIemenl patients The weekly
statement 'e IS foiloas:
Nun.h,y r,niaiuu. o. b. lSS................73ls
Aditted.....''. ''''''''''''''''''
ro,sl..........................
u.ri......................- ....'-'.....-
Dsrha d.. ...s--4tf-t
Sent to Pcufrufiaiv .................... -
S.; g. STATE Prison. .................... S-lNi
namser remaining o.. D lsaa.............159
In rtas-
Belcft ilosna4....... 30 hfioals Island fv
i1usie A. l t...... isEca.fs Island Hospital. 81
if.f. Prison. a.
Peni,.p.s., 20 -. -. "a .co,d ID strict Prison
Island Ii-,I fa Work. l..ni District Pgis,u...... 10
Hou,. ......... -; goufth District Prison.. ,
i,us Coor,d Home si5
Ho..~ ........... So ,slorei OTa3n Asy lum... $50
Wo-k fto'.s s,4 4 hildrrn AZ uurse. ......... Ia
Snail f.N husPa....... <.cy Cemetery '.'..''..'. ~
TIE load then AdiOuuLtc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

CHARGED WITH SrEAIIsG FrRsITURE-Tvo young
usu nsred A. W. Pies. Wn 0yerton wc,s sfrrs,ea
y-erdsy the Instance o. James D. Sephensc o. 10
s.t. ehsrs-s'he with ssvns carried on eto Sorh on
csc. furniture bco M 10 hio,eu with toe intention Of Stealing
Il: Tsey were TAKEN before Aier,a Bdy AID Committed 'o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

ssi TIA. he wanted the poison 10 XII rata with, aad
then went ard took quantity himself, and bat for
the timely aid Of DR.. Percy, would soon have lost MS
life. Msurer was held to bal BY the Mayor in the
sum OF $40.
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corRT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS OcT z5.-Sesor. Ja.aoes
srLEss, OsgskN aud KELLF.

John NcDsmot. IA ceDy, - day City Prison. Jonn
A. CopDo, larceny P,ri,sntsIy Aan C5nwsy lar
o.nys P,li.ntsIy EoO-r, hias, larceny feten-
tisIy oLthI tbAes ElLtr zaalt sa1 batter rem
month Join KsIg sEceuy; Peni.euisry moD,hs
Eliza Nc Oolao s.saG AID b,teTy Peni.eh laiy moptns
sDcr.u ncC.ssy ercSn, PsLi nlont1s III cn.-l
K~y s..ant ara ostterg: Ptutiestisry months bsy Ma.
Iousg battery, PeGitrDtlry as C.tolsin-
Fer.u,op .e~uy P.ri.rlary months. dfn.el C1rbett,
$50. X ard battery; P.piseniGy mouths "i.n hcheno
ny 'ssl and tsileIy Ien..I ..t.ac yI-. y Ao.
CITY PfsoE % oay, May CAshan7 sz.sns and b.t~ry Cy
rtxu y 5s,. HernaLa Greenbus. lsf,sn P.n,s1t.sIy
rrou,h. john McCsry s,ssn and battery fined &9 Aan
Aruank larc-nY; Pensu'isry D0aths. Peter Houston,
ss.l, sd bsefy PeLl-a.ry mouths Psnop- Cssy. Jar
cruy; Peaf.eLtiaiy SuISs-as
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I AdyeEtiementl
Hpntrpfi fpnIpf

CROtPi GROUP CRoiF''.
fnlmec isteiy cured BY Dr. ToBtAs'S celebrated
VENETIAN LislNENr.
Price p csu;a Sold BY all tie Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

SELLING SrEYcHSISE.-Au sprhecay's Clerk
namsd j. Msuier sbo z employed il Il drugstore a.
the corner of Pearl and Centre streets arrested
Yesterday. AID bought before the Mayor o. c9n-
plain. of Dr. Samuel K. Percy, who charges that on
tie al.. inst he (saurer disposed OF quantity Of
stryehune. sufficient to XII several persons to ..n
psn ed George Young without satisfying himself as ID
the u.e II was 1,erded ior, ara w.hou. labelling IT,
The technical chAge vas cTinIsl neglect. Young
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

AT FyERDFI. S-WEDDING CARDS, CHURCH
and AT HoMr NorE ENVELOPES kcrhese celebrated Cards
sJ engraved IN. style os the Art ony be had
Broadway, cor. Dgane-st Esab,iAhed 1901
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

SARATOGA EMPIRE WATFR-Saperior to Con-
rre Mineral Water IN For sale q the
Druggist. Hoels southern Depot No 40 Broadway Neg
York. g. W. WESTON Co.
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IAdver.issment

IAtverls-nientI
Gro SarNDERs'S METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
article be ce,siaed OF sole man
u,e.u,-rs S.UNDERs No As.ot House, ara OF the va
rious nts tAroa sh0ut the city
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NuF0I -IF-II WI
GURNEY'> GALLERY

GURNEY'S GALLERY,
Nc. TOf Broadway,
First block belov the New lork Hctel.
PHorocs,PBs, DAGUIRKsorYPss MINIATURES IN OIL add
IyOEYTYTES.
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lAdvertienient.l
BRADY'S GALLERY

Has RsNovrD from No SO Broadway 10 No. sS Broadway
corner Of Beeekers,
Ppsrosx.TH,. pleuxssEorr,gs ana AMssorrrIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

Mr. LOWS BALLOON Mr.. Lowe and several as-
sisants are actively making Preparations for the in
Haiion of his immense air ship, the "City Of New
York" at Reservoir Square. Three 4 inch gas pipes
connect three different street mains with gigantic
station meter through which the gas passes into the
balloon This meter is seven end half feet long, by
eight feet in diameter, and weighs about four tuns.
The balloon will require about 100000 feet of gss to
fill it. and this meter viii register at the rate Of lOO
600 feet per hour were it possible for the mains to
deliver il so fat In case this can be done, Mr. Lowe
will soon be able to start for Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

ErN OVER A led named John Murphy, living az
No. - Or, h street over on sonety ssesinL ard
lev icjuIee The ad u. .Jns hs e-rner o! Carao
rttr sIc Grsslvieh Ir-e., vler Wssb, otie y 'oaH
", 3D. G. Nesh.ws-u T. ttTsw TIN do"o az '1s hre,
,,s over ~ 10y p.-si,s as zfrrrr-4ss TIE Joy
@ ~ tJ E0stf.e Ni-less-s q - fN1l ~ rs
entirely auayoc sole. ard t- the Grifrr az . " a'
poseG - PTsftE. tie csfs..rVl-e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

AMERICAS RIFLED CASSos A trial OF q rifed six,
FOUNDER was made on Monday last, a. Flushing, Lei,
before several military officers Of the Mexican Con-
stitutona Government. The firing WAS e1traordins
~, ard rivals that of the most complex English ADD
French pieces. The gun is a common bronze cannon.
FIVE feet lorg, weighing $50 pounds and rlfed with
eight grooves. The target, 5 by feet moored at a
mile distance received six out Of eight shots fired
after the gun was brought to bear upon it, tive Of
which were within twenty inches Of the center of the
bulls eve This success is attributed to a new con-
structon Of proectile invented by the late Andrew
Hotchkiss Of Connecticut, ana said 10 have been
Gently much improved After the target practice, the
muzzle of the gun was elevated, and several shots
thrown to distances vaIiouty estimated between
three and four miles. the prciecties are oblOng,
weighing nine and three-quarter pounds EACH AMI
were fred on the org range with fourteen ounce Of
Duperts powder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

pICsPocEEr CaUoHI.-A boy named Riley. aias
Bsi. arrested ys,trrsy By Oncs s!l'i. eii,:sd -ts
having p.es,e - pact Of Mr J0-2h Ps-aa q "s-as<
- ,rw ~-sss since II & a wsth and chsn worn -
Y-.eresy hoy Lsr.d B'ssl0 eo confined J'Gr 9G
N.set Prs tod onie-r th-t Riley tla ~ s0~n pfoo
~, tnd squ-a,y arrested. JGs-es heJ committed
IL r. -1alriI alion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

FErosIoUs AssAULT.-Chailss Plumb was arrested
Yesterday 10y Officer Kennedy of the First Pseciact
charged with having fred three shots from revolver
=, MI MAJ, tailor in Rector street. Fortunately
the shois did not take effect Tue accused then struck
NJ. Marx on tie head with the revolver, irfcting
sevsla severe sOurds. There was no provocation
Given to Pllub bat be being intoxicated at the time
s,ened 70 have fred az Dir. Marx for sport. The wife
of Marx made the sfdayits in the case her bu band
being unable TO appear. Plumb was com nittel to
answer By J1stice Connolly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

SUPERIOR COURr-sPEctAL TEKx-ocr. 25-Bssors jus
nee BOswORrH.
Hathaway sgt tho Sun Mutual Insurance Company
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

Bulls HE,D.-The very largely Increased supply
Of beef cattle in Forty fourth street this week WILL OF
course have tendency to reduce the quotations o.
tire market. The number reported yesterday was
over 3 100 by the Ere aud Central Roads, to which
we should say 800 will be added to-day by the Harlem
Road and there will be perhaps not lees than SOOfrom
other directcos. From the sales yesterday wsjudge
the price TO be about half cent ,und lower than
last week, the best quality rajpg at 10 cents pound
Tie quality of the cattle is better than it has been
for weeks the bulk of them spp ,rently coming
direct from poor pastures, without even looking over
corn field fence. very large portion Of the stock
is from this State, and incutes gre,. many cattle
OILY ft for tock-certaiply not 6t.for beef. The
weather during the last week having bsen cool, and
the supply Of cattle light, the stock in the city is well
exhausted and in consequence Of this re market is
much better for the drovers than it would have been
under other circumstances. Considering the full sup
ply in the yards yesterday, the marke. was pretty
lively, and good share Of the cattle was sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

Mr u. Everett Smith has issued the prospectus Of
new weekly Journal to be called The SPi,a Of the
AMERICAN Press. 1t will aim to give the leadn; ar.
,icles Of the principal daily, weekly and religious
papers Of the whole country with occaon notes and
comments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

Increase or FERRrAoE.-The Long Island Ferry
Company have determined TO increase their rates for
foot passengers on and after the first OF November
from one TO two cents. They find that the one-osot
fare does not pay them, and believe that the public
will sustain them, with their boats and increased
accommodation, even at the advanced rates. They
certainly deserve IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

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