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Arrived

Sean ship Florida Crcwe Savannah, mde and pass to s. L.
Ship Anna Decatur PrOn, Sunderland days coal to order
Avg S. Ia So .nd Sept Is, lat 49, experienced very heavy
GALES Sept John Murphy seaman Of oaeen''0~n fell from
Steamship Thoma. Swami, Layssd Baltimore and Norfolk.
Ms,iso My LIN. wo:s :. T asst, AS +ss r.. m 1 =
TO- splitting the ioreOp.s and m.in..n ear.d away Iaddsr,
together with all The pin.. and Iadds braces: Aug sot
on each quarter; SOFA 10 20 50 w. sp,ks Sandman
e. ADELAIDE bound to Bss1:s Ayr: y % az zoe
s9t.ss:S .:s Si w.
s. S:S n ssi:% s.I:? s''' .'s''''
,ssI ~ q Boston F:..si ssas., bland Ssai
'gs + iS$s HSH: As 'fs % ssjs
S: s,s'i sf s q days sSnssy fa1
LysieSSl July a. "a. IS q g. lon ?, poke English '1P
. Day. br Trieste AUG 49, .. Is 50 S. lon
from e O. With I5oGg. ss.
ship Hornet Mchi San Francisco 81 days in ballast A.
Bark Due de Nomsndie Orb LenOrmsud, 81, Pierre, NF,
% days fish 20 Wheslwhsht Co
Bari Young America Harlow Havana IS days. to
John Nj snhh Co Sept ., lat as lon 7s 'pohs bark
si. P.aSs:sS. !si s.s.o Ess',lsy As''i'' r. sep
Big Ocean Bird, PshiIs nsntevideo Aug 70 hIae.oC.
" ~.
sep Ia, q ii, lon 50 So spoke sr brig vuls, from Halifax
Brig Emanuel Dc HsIy Fr) Jos, st. rhOm. 81 days wine.
schr. Fl. Hickman, Hickman, Virginia days grain 70 c.
sehr cbsrli. willie tof D.m.r.co,,. Hooper, Sal. Cay T.
L. 10 days. salt Mecah Duncan Sept a. la. s. lon.
So Jaw snip Northampton s.g g.
sbr Bergen Mckee, Pesbzrs days -four to Jas Hunter
scbr Henry Hickman. Holman, Virginia.
s5I Dtbsrah Midget, Plymouth, N G., days. shingles 70
schr. Manchester, Nelson, Richmond days -four to II.
schr Isaac w Hughes Howard Newbern N c. days. naval
shr r. .op;iOp Hor,on Edentop, c. days shingles To
Benton Bros.
schr r II. Vsrniyea Holiness Virginia days potatoes
schr. D.ni=. Webster Tory, Beston for Albany.
sShr. Ellen Hss,t Roudou., coal for Boston.
scbL Aay'nurer small Rondout. coal for ~Lsnsor
schr Jsre Hon,er Westerly 2 days, stone.
schr Edward slde Bsyler, Brookhsyen days in ballast
schr $. BuclDshan, skinner, Portland days, s.ons.
Davis Ashore ns.1 sqasn.
scOr Brssrs Csi $50 logs Cedar from WRECK of.cb Harris.
Jones ssnoIe squan.
schr II. s BarI,s, Raymond, Gloucester, fan.
6csr. CTsnis b., Jones G!oucestsr fsh:
schr. Mary Emily, Chase, Gloucester. fish
sohr b. SIsnnsId, Dove. Gloucester feb
schT J. H. Lane Low, Gloucester hsh.
sehr soptrons, Van Name Lhsiais days ~ood
schr P Burroughs Turner. Virginia 70 b. n Fox
schT.J I. May Innan, Virginia, wood.
schr. John d. ireland, Baker, Albany, ud.e for salem
scSr "a mi. D.Tt., Ev.D.. Berlin Ma, I days corr.
scbr Criterion, Jones. Barnesst days wood
scbr s. W. Ponder Derwin Milton days. corn ana hoaf 70
schr John vorsyh Holmes Ez.bebpo c,al for Savannah.
Steamer osceos Smith, New London, mde 70 T. h. Rock
seamsr Boston sssw, Philadelphia and Cape Nay dss AID
pas TO y. Perkins
Abaro.s Jones' Providence mdse. 70 Issc oaen
stTLED-s,ssm,hps Star Of the South ssysnh Roanoke,
Ricknord bark N. H. Castor, Barbados, and otAsn.
WIND sanse: 8, very hshs.
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The Shipments Of whest III Tsek have s.;o os ses
very heavy. Yesterday they auouniet 10 iH,o'o
bushels ard durirg the tive days Of the pie'sh'
shipu e5s amount 10 SOC 066 bushels. ard u whe. ara
-four $50 99l brshels.
In relation to the movement in C,tton, Wn T.
Wright & Co.'S Circular ssys:
ACsoP from the Cotton rrsiou ar fvraos f
tie eop The favuiie estimate and In tae sofh sv
bales Me-: parties engaged IL the busr.s cAcca.e t ~
the adoption this ssnste for crop lower s- 81
prices On he other hand there sr- some
that me k1umn this mus - equal u every
he: that ost mus; Let occur bc'o.e e
middle Of Move ber in oder 10 secure sse 81 aI1ll zee
dcrs busres the LATER takas rciers:e a
believing nth 10000 bales psices
90 they likely BE- aud IN. cfit Al period 'f ne
estinste, hes still De- p4s-i We
this toe feeling prevailing ibis side ana as a. ncs
business thus The GUT ~ DO oct
wah 10 urder,ood rdouinsi ls imrssibet give al
until ser the PERIOD of frost. al such a: his moment
fuess work.
RECEIPTS tie ports large AID In Of ss
next shall eli further g.in After witch shall BE
more on level and may not gain much. II a. ell months
The receipts the Atlantic ports will be les f le than
in the cores Dor ding weeks Of las. year.
EXPORTS free aud will continue LIBERAL sale For neK
tables by telegraph from New Orleaas go
bale. sod coo for HAvr- Some parcels
heug Savsnush aud Chsres,o1 snd aided
10 Liverp sol srd Hsvre.
The following u the movement In Cooa since
the LIST Of September a compared with the previous four
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NEW~JERSEY ITEMS.

JERSEY CRY COMMON CorNcIL.-A regular meet
ing of the Board OF Aldermen Of Jersey City was held
last evening at the Lyeeum the President, AID. VAN
VoRsr in the chair, and full Board present.
EReroachmeats an he Ner- York Bdy-A communi-
cation was received from his Honor Mayor Gregory,
Transmitting copy Of his letter to the Governor OF the
State, accompanying the preamble and resolutions
adopted by the Board on the 9th Mt, concerning the
sncroaohments in the New.York Bay. Also, trans
uniting copy of the proclamation OF the Governor
regarding such encroachment.
In CONNECTION with this mater the Mayor adds:
81, Necessary Cor me 10 cal yoa attention 70 TIE fac teA
from ,s. cause q from .,ss SS, ss "a and & 1
doehs WAVES ard psSIs tsmaodt ssuu. iryesssiiSu
de or the sssmi. ~sh ar. frsqgspiy sac5ed BY
sAip. and fry soss AID 70 snrs ~h1e sna iss u a
IN srs3ses TIE inyss.ssas ySg e sl,e ' sbj-; win
sr, ss 70 he tuesl = - go ~ os n.G "a sy
Sais. ss Sse0es , ss'fesa u oar sisf"'' 'a''4'ss
~, Je1.ev CITE and Bern PoiU Ra,i,eod.-The
Street COMMITTEES Tetofes s1yesse ~ sfss.1s the Pc
titsor Of TIE Jerssy Cl,y ss4 bzss1 foaos kedo~d
Com;ssy Tie pfisnsgs g isYtz a. Hvs i@a NS~
tlsi tie graft ron lis LezissssIs eAsags Las Can
psny from tsxs1o1 b. siuss. s1y sDAe2li q pfY1si3
aso the graft su,s0yiLes fss C0ASgeFy - 9t% ~ 10,
IN width " saek ssresi< q tssy ~, " ss ts 's'A
Courc may give .EstD yes nl'ss.gr ~ ~ is-x a,
The Ccnipsirtes esylag bset s<svfes - tAs hsi.
road Cormiitss thSi oyF eesof syNN "a e--e' y -
Legislature for The sfiiIs Gu - a. 0s9ee-,4sp.s
sections, AID he cOlaaiEes % - -! @sa-.s, -
MAS received sp0 ordered 1seS.
A BtH Haxt<d-TEs Cosoa,its4e o. Ye5l@
Grounds and Buildings .EstxgO.sc y 1ssflse -
a Gre bell not 70 exceed coo ppoGes IA esgls =, H.
nlscs3 Ia he believer Of tie Ges s.e- "A y.s 80
teirs erected.
TIE Committee on Streets reqsfle- la. ~ La
s, c.ed purchase Il tie aggle bsi~ssI AssSls s-e
$1,000 AID ADOPTED TITS a tie sane snsse st9a
with sc.e sxc.e nent recently es0sec n o.ess
ousnoe a Ad. VEG ygsst Gaming sbss, lse VI -
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TIKI CALIFoRSIA MAILs,Eo decision having oeen
arrived at up to O'Clock last night a. to wnicn way
the California mails 10 be sent to-day ana COCO
deal Of doubt and anxiety being felt in the community
about the safety of letters and other mail matter We
are authorized by Mr. Postmaster fo"ier 10 s"'e
that there need be no apprehension OF DOUBT ABOUT
letters or mail matter deposited in mis- office. Inc
mails will be sent forward with the same regularity
and certainty as heretofore.
Mr.. Postmaster General Holt and his First Assist
ant Mr. Horatis King are both here for the express
porpose of seeing that the mails are sent forward.
The failure of Johnsons contract has been anticipated
for long time, ard with that view provisional ar
yapgement was made with Commodore Vanderbilt Tor
carrying the mails in the esrly part Of September.
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PURIFYING THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.-Tne Dem
ocrstic party Of this city having fallen into the hands
Of professional bulis, contractors, AMI speculator
WHO WELD it exclusively for the furheran'e OF their
own interests, number of gen.. Nmsn, come OF whom
are well iown and respected citizens, have '''n'a
themselves into an association for the purpose OF
Wrestling the City Government from their control.
With this object in view they taking measures to
present 80 Independent ticket at the next charter
election. On Monday evening a meeting was heli at
the Everett House, at waica Mr.. ",Son G. Hunt
was chosen President, aud Mr.. Cornelius johnson
Secretary. The folio wing Executive Committee was
appointed to report plan of procedure:
Aug Belmont e. NJ Whitock JDo VI. Brewer. isssc Ben,
il Charles Ya.et, Ssernon $. Jers Myndert Van Schaios,
Sbuyer Livingston Joseph Kernochan Joshua Henry Jas
Lee ROYAL PHELPS George j. Forrest Watts shensn, John
Cisco, Moses Taylor, Chsres Lamont.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......ocr. 4.


Steamships Rcsncte, Couch, Richmond, Indian Henck'
en- fthe SOUTH Lyon Savannah, L. hltsbi Potom,,.
Real Baltimore II. Cromwell Co. Thomas Swan, Lsyheld,
Portland, II. B Cromwell Co.
shpsESutsps Barrett, New Oreans w. Nielsen Sons;
Dresduoush, sanuels. Liverpool, d. Ogden.
Bari-N. W. Gsson, Parnelse Barbados, Sshop Bro.
c. Thompson, De.is Hsya9a H. .. 'ninsi Seneca fssn'
shc-zernh, Game, Key West. BennsI DeaLe A. Has,
iDgs r Losersou ST. John, ~ D., 2. L. MENUS Son A.
Penss Douglass Galveston, Norcross PreDs lie Banc
(5r) Richard, Ha'sx H. G. Donovan Matilda, Richards La
vsCcs O. w Ferris Porto Plata Hachtmsp, Porto Plata
G-lpcke, Keu,sep, Reichelt
Scbocneu-Suwsssett, Brown, Brunswick, Va1 Brunt
Slight; CoweI, 6Iisgs Plymouth master; Adele Baker,
Mooreh.sd D. c. Murray Flying Arrow Brl Merritt s:
John D. Dewcf onrus, Thompson, Beaufort, Van Bruns
S,aght.
soOp- Thomas HUI, Hull, Providence master.
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,tree. and setting TIE cub-g thereto lie %s'e'
finally adjusted by the city purcneens . w.
Con.iderabe routre basinesI was ua1-~O'e''

Hupsos CouSrr CousTs.Ths Fan len d 'a.s
a. poS,sa CIV. Jodse Ogden PIes,see' 10 ~, .s
css-ls. ard Msssl.s Assoess Jaes m.rn.r -
RI, .,.ta mole rsrisa.Iy and At ees TO zoe
n.tsn.y uosiOe ss e the tn 49, .nd ~
sou @ S ,.st,p Of thee read .nd s Jary were
o..s..S n notice o. tSer TIE Procinsz.i N
~ ,..r,poe .be etstrueons waters
S The Trsd.c.iou 4 Hudson Comfy esusei b. P-rs rs
80 y,. sy,.,inx fnto them dredsinfs from ibe
80, -d thereby srs6ss.y hrg up the channel so 80 70 IN
nes, nsyissor . well damage the oyef beds aos hsh
-. g.. ,sf.r,ed % TIE subject would probably come
tsfr Ia rspd J.y body informed The; ~ ~ e91
isdlct persons offending ir nussnoe The Tesl io o.
1- .~rtiry; The gsr1ng such r-.d si
.b csnses stated After the iinpsnnens Of he Peii; jury
he Court .oof Up the civil calendar.
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Is Eco .r.A p..lrY a..linIrs; s.le. I. seass. Psis

sciE go husA BAAIrY aeelnins sales At sede'a rsAs
ssatec.
CstcAeo Oct <-FLorR s.sssy. WarAr quiet a. " ter
sp,irs Cosx very dull Oars dali RrcEIPrs-o to eos
yioqr 81 bsh Wheat 2oo b1sh Com 500 s"h Oai
sgTxsxrs-39o bbs Flour, 5000 bash Wheat soo e'sns
Corr. =, 49,. -, =.
cxcrxS,rr Oct 4FLors enu and decHue3 lee. rses ~
$3.50 60 for supersp~. Rcd WHEAT 81; White FL esf0
10 yrlo~ CoRx, sods5c. WHISKY active AID advanced
= Provisions firm unchanged psoes Bacon sbouldsn,
s.v.ss,H Oct A Cotton qoe.; s.iss .otsy $50 bsss
Arersr. OF x-CorroS firm sales $50 bales,
Nrw.OaLs.xs Oct 9-CorroS market irregular; sses 70
S.y e(0 bass niads ses Of tie las, three days,
,sSf0 hs receipts fiae "A 900 eees assns. 1900
fslcs n .ss tine yrsr Reeep. .hesd Of az, so
tsl. src.R s,m a. fc fer fair PoRS frMi hsss, SIS So
corrrr cs..d 6rm a, III i2lc. for Air 70 prime
sosILE Oct l-corrOs-.as., % day. 80 ees. missns'
SEQ n.., FsrIeHrs 70 Liverpool ei6d srrsLns Ex-
esNsE, 81 az = cent preuiom.
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JUDICIARY NoNISATIoss-MozART HALL.-Last
night, the Judiciary Convention OF the Mozart Hal
branch of the Democracy met at Mozart Hall, and
organized by George c. Genet being called to the
chair For Judge Of the Supreme Court, VIM. II.
Leonard, ard Judge Roosevelt were named. A
ballot being taken, Mr.. Leonard received the nomins
ton by the following votes WIN. II. Leonard, ";
J. j. Roosevelt 81. Judge Moncrief aud Judge DAILY
were then nomnsted by reclamation for the positions
they now hold on the benches Of the Superior aud
Comnoon Pleas Courts. The Convention then sd-
iou!led 70 Thursday week.
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NEw-YoRK HISTORICAL SocIETY.-The regular
monthly meeting of the New York Historical Society
was held last evening in the Lsctureroom, corner Of
Second avenue and Eleventh street. A Spanish globe
of "copper" made in 1872 presented TO the Society
by Buckingham Smith, late Secretary of Legation in
Madrid and committee was appointed to examine and
report on it. A photograph Of portrait Of the frst
Livingston was presented to the Society. TIE usual
business was transacted above and below stairs, and
paper was read On English Colonization in America
by John A. Poor esq.,, of Portland, Maine.
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MILITARY VIsIToRs.-The Washington Artillerists
from Pottsville, Pa arrived yesterday morning, and
we're received by detachment Of the list Regiment
urdr command Of Lieut.. Pride. They remain till
Thursday, when they leave at noon. COL Voaburgh
has issued orders for battalion parade eight files
from each company on Thursday morning, at o'clock,
under command of Major Tompkins, to Escort the
visitors or their den arturo.
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HIGHLANDS, Oct rinse.So inward. bound yesssls Ia
Ses, Wind WI lsat. Weather hazy "a shore.
SANDY R0ok-No vessels sight Wind hight from 8. w.
Wssther bssy Cd shore.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 4-Ths L. g. Mall steamship Nashville
Capt L. e. Murray from NswYOrk, suived here dsylgh
Ills lTuesdsyl morning.
SAVANNAH, Oc;. THE L. g. Mail steamship Augurts
from New iork arrived a. lSo O'Clock this Tuesday, morning
All we'll
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4-Arr. bark Old Hickory, from Rio
Jsrero Aus - via st. Thomas
BALTIMORE, O- 4-Toe slip csstilisn fro cLso, AMI
bark Thses- ircIa Bremen arrived Ia HAMPTON Road cday
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MARRIED.

FuRNESS-KAY-In PHILADELPHIA, Monday. Oct 5, by the
Rev Dr.. Fumes William Il. Fupess, TO Hannah daugh
OF the late James Kay.
-MARSHALL-On Tuesday, Oct 4, at the North
Yves, Dutch Reformed Church. Of this city, by the Rev H. r.
VILE Of Pleasant Valley Geo. C. Marshall TO Mrs Deborah
Marshall both Of Poushkeepsie.
wELLS-PROVOOST-In Brooklyn, Tuesday, Oct T. by
the Rev Dr. NJ Johnson Jacob els j and Marsnna Pro
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COURT CALENDAR-rHrs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CRcUIr.-Part Mos. 2OSl
PISS PISS 1863 1875 1897 1885, 2l57 2l59 26S e5 2s1 27l
2i7S am 8I 2isS 287 7s9 Part Isame s Monday
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcAL TERM.-Demurrers-
Nos Sc % a. u.s. 49, 80 Issues Of fscL) Nos 80 81, o. d.
So, SO, 60, 81, 60, fS. 81, IS, &c - 40 90
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 70 to 81,
oi it4 ios 100 to IT, 100 l2 $780, 49, 1872 1885, 1885, 1885, lSs
100, l4, IA, las, LAG, l47, l4s lS ~, no,
CouRT OF CoNsoY PLEAs:-Pst i0Nos; III
IRA 1911 10 1883 Part -Nos lo7. 1913, 15 llS5, S5,
i,Ss ise i,eo lie2 iie6 ils7 li9a, 1900 l2Os 1910.
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TIE traffic Of the illinois Central Railroad for Sep
,enber, va, t2i2 600, against sals 600 last year.
Receipts in The Lsnd Department aso improving,
ass AIS, Against so so. collected in August.
A thorough revolution effected to-dsy 10 the
management of the Bank Clearing House; a. the ao-
1ua election the following tickle. elected by nesr-
" two thirds vote Every rame on al the Commit
tees is new and the change complete. Thomas Tiles
tor, ssq who has served so long President, de-
ciined positively q reelection:
ussfI 81 Bah y ss.Yoqs secretary ce.rSs oa.e Com
fieeLaeGs HoTiin. q lnRoIts AID TrSi.1. B.ss Gas
ef Con,irent Baak Ia H. Arthur of Union Bank r. Lowry
q Bak e the Republic cOmei,tes on ~
Leather Bank JAI ~ kr. q Manhattan CO Rob-
o,tey Ct American EIehsDse Bank James sss' .. nsI
Tnsson Of PhsIx Bank Chairman H. Bytenoarsa of Nassau
Whe, Bank Of Of NewYork Nose. Taylor Of City
Bank Arbitration CSraul;tee-"m Ha'y Of sevsrth W ard
soek Of Mako. Bank
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
s2l $50, co., The Eagle Fire Company have declared
a semsInual dividend of ten 2 cent, payable on
demand. The American Fire Insurance Company OF
Phisielphia six p cent payable on the 18th inst.
TIE State Bsuk of New Brunswick he's declared a
semi-annusl dividend of five 2 cent, payable on de-
msnd. Tire track Of the Mississippi Central will be
completed ext month giving the through connection
by rail 10 Nes. Orleans. The s.. Louis passengers
will reach Cairo in nine hours, and NewOrleans in y
hours-say SO hours; thus those lesving st. Louis in
the nornrg will reach NewOrleans the next evening
the line TO Cincinnati by the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad will be about eight hours longer. The Mo-
bile and Ohio, ILois Central AID Mississippi Contra!
lines have united to support first class steam ferry
boat from Cairo to Columbus. During the coming
Winter the accuracy Of the statements with regard to
the mnense movement Of travellers the Mississippi
River viii be tested.
The annexed is che of the tickets which will be
voted for st the Erie Railroed election. It's chances
of success are rot Of the bsst. The Stoekholders'
ticket for Directors the ensuing year Of the NswYork
ard Erie Railroad election, to be held at No. 40 Wall
street from II to p. M, the 1lth OF October,
1885, Nathaniel Marsh Edward X. Alburtis, Herman
Gslcke, Daniel Drew, Edwin j. Brown, Ross W.
Wood, John A. Lacquer, David Ogden, G. W. Van
S,ayo,en, David Jones, Washington Mills, A. j.
Cotheal, d. NJ. Hughes, and D Bs,!rsp 81! & Nes-
Yolk City; Dudley S. Gregory, Jersey City; Ambrose
Murray Goshen, y. Y and John Arnot, Elmirs,
Ny.
The English delegation Of Erie Security holders are
on the line of the road.
The following is comparative statement of tie
exports, exclusive Of specie from NewYork to foreign
porte, for the week and stree Jan. /:
70, tie ls sss:o s lss2ss;l 4 isss
Previously reported 4ssa4a9j s,Oe2l2 ss43L7s7
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PoIIcEMAS FERRIS observation-disclosures Fer
ris of the Sixth Ward whose examination on the
charge of seducpg servant girl nsmed Mary Drrkin
has for some weeks been going before the Mayor,
was yesterday discharged. His case excited corsid-
e,abls interest among the police.
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CAwKEss CELEBRATED sTEAMpLOw.--


TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AID THURSDAY,
ll.n, i2h and 18th October,
a.HAHILTON PARK, q. 6d,h-ss,
between the I'd and 5f-3ss
eloUt DE weather uDfiy3rAbie the oPerson q he
STEAM PLOV VII tsks place lie frs. s day thereafter
The ca, Of either the "a CT 5ay will take 70 AID
fo every ute on the days IL the exhibition.
The FLOWING VIII commerce each DAY ICON.
Untl Tho lh us. the PL0W may In psco1 q: be
PALACE GARDEN where he fair ohe Ausrisa. its..eh
in progress.
ADMISSION, Is eelu
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Since Jan. l...........$ 54T65S &H35l6s5 &H.95L9I
Two more steamers are to be added to Spoford &
Tilestons Charleston line. subscription list has
been opened bearing the subscriptions Of the Sub
Carolina RAILROAD for third, Of Messrs. spoaord &
Tileston for second third, and the names of some
Leading Charleston parties pledgng twothrds OF the
remainder. The estimated cost OF two side RheeI
steam ships is from $3.50, COO to s3cO, 600
The following table exhibits the the amount OF
Coal transported on the Delaware and Hudson Canal
during the week ending LIST inst, for the season to
sama date and In the snonding periods last year
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Disasters, Ge.

BosTox o.. 4e schooner sen.,r brought ir.o this
PIT lat evening having been Gu; dawn sy bhs
csrs.lA5. sfe bOutd B<s.on from Ellsworth
ana Gil CT, away her mats 20 light her. Zee
saved.
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The Chicago Pros oad Ir,6HEe Of Saturday says:
Tie receipts OF Wheat yesterday in this market
amounted to l2J eco bushels and OF Flour Sos
barrels baking total In whea. and -four Of is O95
busbels--tbc lsrgest receipts Of the season,
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BROOKL YIN II,EMN.

BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-The Board held
monthly uee;pg their In Red Hook lane las even
ing The President occupied the chair. . ,
muncstion presented recommending the orsenlzs
ton Of French classes the Public Schools winch was rcea
10 the Teacher Committee.
petition allow sunday School to occupy School House
No 10 presented but not entertained ocns against
the policy IL the permit the school houses to be used
for any other purposes than for which they are nov used
munostlon from the Presien; Of the Romau SAthoc
Orphan Asylum presented, requesting the payment oil
Judgment obtained sssns. the Board for sso with Interest
In with this subject Mr. Anthony offered the toll
lowing resolution; ,, , .
That any attorney counsel having aud documents
claim Of the Roman Catholic Ayum Society
sss judgment and who claimed appear and repre-
sent In the salt proceeding of said Asylum against
bs Board requested to hand such pspsrs over 10 George
ssq Chairman Of the Special Committee having such
subject in charge and rap SAID suit TO counsel 10 be named
by Committee Adopted and the Communication was re-
ferred TO the Special Committee.
The Committee Evening School, reported that schools
opened Monday last aud submitted the names OF
number Of teachers for confirmation The report was acceped
ans the teachers confirmed
She Ttsch Committee reported the resensons appoint
and promotion since the last report number OF bills
were ordered 70 be paid and the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
KINGS COUNTY COURT or sEssIONs-OcT. 4-BefcIe
InA.e Nor nd Ins.ices EMMANs and HOYI.

The Grand Jury csmeiD Court yesterday norning,
fourteen indictments Of witch two were Tor bar
ssry degree for hssmy for seduction three or
forsey second degree three for onious assault three fer
uand larceny and one for petit larceny.
Henry Raj asned FOX forgery in the second degree in
paaing counterfeit moley He permitted 70 plead guilty In
the fourth degree and sentenced the PsntentarS for ix
monks $500 .
young muls.to named George sturees tiled on the
charge of stealing watch worth IS from colorsd n.p named
Edw.rd Henderson, residing al No Is johnson street. e. d.
The convicted and sentenced TO the State Prison for
two . ~
VIM Robert, pleaded guilty forgery in the third degree,
and 'erced 70 the State Prison for two years
james Miller indicted for bgamy and Edward carney 10
dc,ed M grand larceny pleaded guiy and were renamed oi
sentence. -. .u.. abe,
the Cour. "a jouIned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

ARREST OF FurIrwE.-0n the 4th Of September
last three rowdies assaulted German named Jseob Smith in
Of lager beer saloon In Atlantic street. aud inflicted
IN his left side with knife which the time deemed
fatal character Two sIrcsted the charge and
on hOna,y the third. named chn,s' n wa. src.teS on
e The accused brought this city yesterday aud locked
up await hearing Smith has since improved % be GU.
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