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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

IoroRnElo so,'yn a.. ".ss'y ~ e' +; 10 sy'
N i.,, ~ .sy s.s T. n,r, M ~
sko,3 tbs s.,s - no',s 81 - . ~ he-es ~ -'y
MARTIN ~ Ys'. aaidaH. c,,ga.. On Frt,J ~ q e
s<Irs 'o,Gshy ofssu,,rae' ar C,-r;J.
S.os,rti,, ara Ca;ssl pspsi' pi-ase eopJ.
EA1HEws-Na-s,ret ma:se-., ~ido~ Of he se w-Lrn
IN s; ,a,.,s,s q ] he s,S, ..o .. ., r
sw, John soors'd ar. ,n'iee % 'tsa4 her a'et.l 90
rt.iscs3e. NJ y CssI'aa ss-e...
a1RyIg-A. we,.y y. e., Tees1sy s-p. csri-'
sisos Of JosPh hsr'a II as ~ ',a Z" hs1 ;fs
David NJ AID William Marvin A. r,-Peet.ay invl'e1 . y
,na her Irersl ,dly II 2p. n, en- her ae rr.eea 'e
YOUsT-A: we.. HuIisy, Urer G. ln.S a. Y.oh To-Day
SIP, 6, ElsIa Seymour dangaef q ffansnn sSs LIZA
CD nsrday, Seq: 5 waIy>r Jo.spb
hoSAehAN-in N M.y Is-a G. konatt.a. 1'e ''''
,eou.Ls ard days
oUACKHBUsH-At Hooker, on MeTdsy .ve1ins' SEP >
Helen BOys wife q jaime. W ~ .a d. ,v
- attend Il. f1usrsa: tie scc5ae Rf9ne- D!h CLli,h
Tfs Eatstn R;i5s5 CO. ave jersey ci:y a. s:?oa ~
H.cs,usast iau,tisH where .;ass prec. WIN
Ro"LASD5A RS,a o. srses} .f r1s &c Chr Nv
an and rmeriy Pastor Of n. Yea See
nm e, , h. ~ TIu-d.y ne ga ut. q, 10 r. s; ne
Par..tses. ChsIst, Nevsrs Sermon % tie hs' VI
r---tlu r.. p--t
or r.,t If the SscoT IN me slD Yei
Il nneTal .eiyoes vii place E; hsi aie 90 :
I.dow street IT'S tWeduss3eyl evening a. ., oooJa a.
,i,I,s .nd frads respec i uvl;ed 70 s,'end bs
r.us. vii b. tstea % Hew-R' foI iLt'l'eI' ''H
4 row CTbur.dsy) r1oIipg, by tae oc'oes Ha'n'
syuT-Ou Sunday SEP, a. her residence IL "a'a rs;on
Da,eb.,, County ~ y Mercy s",i- widow Of lie az
| Isrrel swif 81 tie 79;h year Of her sse.
| New Bedford pspcrs please copy. -
sUFPEIFF-In this city, Nor day uollle srF D sSso
| years AID month, FTsderi-k sheTiin
sTUART-In re city, Sunday Sept, lsan "iin s'a'f
| eyed 10 yssfs.
| TBORv-In n. city M0-dsy mcIils Sep Leontd
Only son Of Jeremiah ana MsrcS faoFo, s'd year sEo
months
WARD-At Railway \. J., Sunday, Sep g. tie Rev '0n
| " Ward IL the 5)th year 4 his .fe r~,t, =.
fi.Ida the AMY are resi- Y u wa
s..snd The faser.l 1ssesy n7ni1s at oco.t non
he ete rfsdeuce, Railway. Ills TersIs WI " .aser :
! Marlboro Oh fyT iuleI'usn.
WHIT IMOREOa Monday Sept; A. The house Of her sep
father Clarence Cox Caroline Louisa only daughter II az
late samuel "AJ,emore and Louisa De WHIT Whi,emo'e
aged 10 years and months.
Tbe friends u ~ family are iyi,ed s.tend her fi.srs q
"Wednesday, SEPT a. ~ IN. The stssmb'a, Anne ~
leaves New York TO-. Of Hs0u street, q: "a CHhsse
Will b. IA waiting.
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DIED.

BooUE-in ri. o'y sunday. Sep JyAu Bosu- In the
- year n bic az.
ERUsH-A. Gresr~ea. Cosa, Sunday. Sep, Sarah T.
brasA VIE q AalsM Bfus1.
cnsrER-Ats CshsTn... C,sss, West % Friday sept. 2
Henry A. Cassr IN tie tFh year q his AZ.
BODp-In Jerssy CTR Ngnfay .olru.nA ssrt GeorEs
~ Dd3 soH Il Elisa {. aid Aa,ia " Dota .ssd 10 ytss
as uoufk.
yOsREsr-At RoesvG's ns y Wednesday, Az 81, Lis1t
k<ssd .rss.t Uassa Stslfs tssg.
FLYNY-In "a. ~ .i>r sod unss Michael
IN tssig- - CesntT Gwen ireland.
Ossps-As Hs-is-a Nlr1,r s~pf 5 Csrs v Forsss
SEQ. ts4shtrr = AkHx1 End ssrh Jsps Fqfss sss rear
81 soontas
yDRR2STAf,-lt - Ss~ Y,rs. ss'isT. So, %
me esss II Ssiaoi F,Tfest sd ax ri go li'e Osr
81. s.sn "a s.a, n " ,,3fi-v. Cts.ieconsf.
GRisVOiD-Os Monday svsasas. ssg. q 10 fssf.Iae
gsrs e-r-Y = sttan, tssuo. s-1g ore void
~ Die .f.e n 70 ~ f-sf - 30 sse
~. friends ~ - a. 80 sre ref-N'fF
a-fs.s s.enf flsa-lI faa tfs .hHf.r i1 Iuifars
sseo .s~.ar ~ Fs.ta ssftsf n Ifsfsy rl rt, ~
eaLes r.. sfioa- or.hsT .sr.a|0.
EfegKs 2. ra sooFyn os Nsody ~ tr+f I''E
.Fnes -effer ksHasae.
L-oS-t.r Ti,.i,y go e-rs ~ s'fi n s'arr
=. r~r.ir@ A fyra sd is r.7rr.s
o. .'rflvss f.r1s I f- ~ go rrF'ftiiy n ~ -
.ft.s - frrsraf frfl aa srfsn.r - by f-r 20 y
-. re~esih ss-~t rs"rf1sy Sfe-iool 81 f.rs'
sss0V lRtes ggt4s's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

La arago. HIrre az apisaHerrv
Rsyrord ard family. Samuel 3rter~orh, Hon Benn<t,
son Dr. s. Evans DG Olscs-pboss. Baron Otto Bansshsf
Nine Omer M ard Ms Livingston. three ch1ire md 90.
want; Mrs and Misses Hssgrrty aud two servsns C. H..
scott Misses Scott, MI aud Mrs c d. Fed rck Heusy
Ma,srd Mrs Lee daughter aud serysnt Mrs Gutens
L. Hyde Ms Mead, Mr aud Ms Bronson, two children
Mr. Lsnaoch-, Mr. and Mrs T. H. Allen, Mr. and
Mrs Mcbol Mr. and Mrs Chsrl-r, children and narss,
Miss Mise II. Tarpsn. Mr. and Mrs A. Rnnpd Mrs.
Mis- Dieden Mr. snd Mrs Mensl sud servant Mr. and Nm
Ahsbahs two Misses Neyins Mrs. Haywood, Mr. aud Mn o.
god ia children and Mrs Il Clarke, Mr. end
Mrs Valerie Mr. and Mrs. Jose Marie Mr. and Mrs Ban.
dousquei Miss and Master B,ndonsql.i Mr aud Ms Psz
Mr. and two Misses Sia,uy Mr. and Mrs UbsdelL Mr. nossl
add family, Mrs. Cocker Mr. Rolisr aud family Mr. saa
Ms. Eysu,, Ms. Lowba, Mrs Green. Mrs Jefcry. T. b.
erarge lady and two daughters T. Baker y. Gaion W.
Garner r. Garner, Charles Awedon, T. lawrence Mr. Bus
Mesus. Hsrdawey, Bachmao, Aendora w Sou, r. A. Rs1s
servant LehoIz, Ma conc. {. A. Hoppin Albert A. Hasly
r Browuel. o. Citendep, James Miller, A. Adams, W. W.
L.non Willsms Andrews Master Andrews Messs Mar, q.
Gueory Lusrez, W Dodge O. O. Chapman, w. Lyman, G.
Blaze B. Lawson, A. Fino. Mo John Greenfield son,
Paul Vhal C. H. Luzenbes, NJ Abbot Eesrs Ellie Malafd
W. Key Howard NJ. Poye,, Battell 1coke Tos r Prwt
Rdgely Miss C. HAL Miss f. Lob. Mrs Hirschmapp, Mn
Pslmonil Mrs b. Heidenheird Mrs. Msnhema Mr. Jsasy
and lady T. Sawyer Messrs Pc'd, Banch.d Boelt CusH
W. Heys's rbersh, Mrs kress Miss Eer Mrs rstney ".
and Mrs Weiss snd children. Miss T. Lonneuthe H..
AID Mrs r. Word snd three children, Miss LsndenheiN
Roos b. Neues h..rs Vsnlier Lessel n. Hrschmsn. l.
Eun Matagn. A. Poutsni, Aubert Hartman, n Nets r
Kunz H. Lasssus Herman H. Gihard, " Bank, Eorsr,
OesIcher r. Duros, C. Schulz Mr. aud Mrs Phel and Two
children MIS- Ssgmsn and two children, Mr. Debronsy, r.
Pike. VIM. Wieken Charles R,wson. Wm. Abby q. Bold
win Mr. Eckssi O. Eckstep Mrs Gilbert Cisrcx Ma.
Rd Lacey Mr. Peson, NJ Thomas, Master }. fkonas hev
Giovanni Gss~ldi, VIM. Oliver. Total s6
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MARIsIE ID.

HEGEMAN-ALLlsON-o Tuesday Sep. s. % o., NJ
Bicl Chlroh tiith syruue By the Rev. d.. sPgng NJ
G-ge Niss Jennie A. Allison, 81 % tnis c-Y
AACINU ELllCOrI-in Baltimore. Tuesday, a y
Church. by the Rev A. . Coke, d, Rob~rt Z
Msccour Surgeon United States Navy Harvey dAasLls OF
Andrew Elico,t ssQ.
TANLoR-RV GGLts-ln Brooklyn, Tuesasy. Sep; s. 8;
the Sands NJ. r Chareh, ~ the Pastor, toe Rev J. &
HA.Any M Edward \ Taylor Chicago H., - Miss J-is
e. ds1shsf Of the late Rev. Nathaniel Russes formerly u
Brds.polt, Conn.
THOASoS-TAlLOR--On Tuesday. Sep. 6, BY tie Rev El
wiu HstGed Pastor 81 the North Presbyterian Church, Nj
Eugene Thomson - Mss jamie r., dagshef " John Taylor
,se all 81 MS city.
yAi-PIrCHsR-On Tuesday. sept g. BY the Rev. L. y. L.
Tayor D. Mr. Jonah Vail 20 Miss Della Pitcher, dxusht-r
of h F..ehsf ga all q Brooklyn.
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The abneIed table gives the percentage Of spec
10 net deuosits held by the banks OF tbs c.ts:

lie heoLe rV-J x L.s completed u Ffeepou
Ell LeS route is tLus op,Led bstSesL Gl-ela ssd
CL.csgo by tie Lev foai sld tie Fond 81 Lic
which /, trae sLorsi tia h tie GasI4 r.4I.
Tran, by lie Lev IoeLe o,ulHeI.ed running yest-r-
Gay.
Tie extension II he Fond ia La road from Water
town 70 tie LsCfosse junction ~il BE- completed by
the 18th OF October This vii give direct comma-
ricaior between Chicago and A.quash aad the great
lumber region of the north, and VII aid largely 70 the
revenues OF the Fond du Lac road.
The following is the scheme Of Tk0MP.0ss Reporter
for Uniform currency:
" Ii the paper currency Of tho country euara,ei
from orc mill, even II the vsrleiy was restricted 10
mil in each Sste, the l)sses woud be mere song
70 What they low are.
oar plan would be 20 have only United states
paper money currency; bat dcmsgogue politicians
would object on the ground Of state Sovereignty.
THE next system IT, or States 10 suppress the hNS
Currency row az nae and make provAiou 0r SAFE
issue under STATE control the dets II vl-h, accord
Bg t0 our ,doas, might BE- about a. fllloEs
Ary banker merchant, manufacturer, mechanic,
farmer ~ho would deposit in the Stsie institution
ti0.opl specie, and $4,000 IN approved Sirs or
Government Stock. should have 5000 circulation,
properly marked Or numbered and - long A. he pro
isC'ei The circulation issued on h jep0s', he sh1ui
SO OJ ~ stock bat ~ so,n "a b. failed 70 redeem at
tie Sfs'e institution the securities should b. apP-op-i
stsd and The cufrepCy protected
Jie IhiiqGs Jtia BHiffig say.
Its dimIg,oE Of !e reurs. lystia STATE deb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

THE HrMBoLDT FoUNDhII0S.-A letter from DIR.
Charles Ritter of Berlin, the great geo yrapher, TO
DR. lieber of this city, expresses, in kindly aud cor
dial terms, the pleasure with which DR. Liebeis ie-
marks on Humboldt in the Geographical Society,
which We published last June, were received by all
the friends of the great departed man, and calls upon
our fellow citizen to promote rs far as he may, by
contributions from the United States the Foundation
in Berlin, by which it is nterded TO AID and promote
nouries and travels in behalf of the natural sciences
Governments and irdiyd-. als in Europe and neica
are oesfed 10 contribute in order to continue the H.
h".s commenced by Humboldt, and in his own large
and cstholc spirit Ii is noble idea, essentially be-
longing to our age for Ritter nobly says; II IS
intended to promote by this cosmopolitan establish
ment, the great question Of peace By the union OF
nations through ecierce. There IS such fraternzG-
ton by science and knowledge rapidly going or.
pamphlet reached us lately containing the testinohia
,xpressrg the fitness Of Mr.. Neitch for chair Of
Philosophy in the University Of Aberdeen. II began
with testimonial by Mr.. Cusn, Frenchman then
followed one by Mr.. Brands a German; THE Wa
succeeded by one Of MIR. Tyler, an American, and VA
rous others. Ii was striking symbol Of the union Of
rations 10y science. Among the names of the eminent
men who have signed circular setting forth the Pro-
posal 70. e-,sblsh ng the Humboldt Foundation,
are tlo.e Of Bunscp, Lepsius, {. Ritter, Encke,
TferdeleubJrg, B5cckle, Dove, Dubois Raymond,
Wicklow and E renberg.
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A DISTRESSED FAMILY.


lie ht Editor Of 1he n. i. ITbEHe.
SIN: Mr. Peirie o1eofthe suferers by the explosion
10 oeiek street died Hospital sst evening Mr. Peire has
NJ wife, youns Children he eldest about ak
Ga youngest yet four montha 1bey landed 10 New
Yorl The l9h Of Nay last from London Ct which city both he
and hs wife natives lie blacksmith engaged Ia
ntbg iron shutters ard bad worked bu soge week at the
.,,sbHstn.u be taken ia masgd state from is
ruins told that be mOaned almost necessarily until his
Death on of ais wife and children who utterly ptnn
-, The Oldest child pretty little boy BY former wife
and with sdeu, this distracted mother az
entire stranger having single acquaintance widowed
,, Of her husband who has been IN the country for severed
years who sdd her brother To here They indeed
an afflicted ooody family, and have appearance OF
r.p,sty suffer unless contributions made for
them Evoutuay the mother VIII probably be compelled %
p, with Children but assistance greatly needed
N You pstes disposed 20 contribute 10 forward 70
500 send to the Home tof the tiendes
Eo ~ ninth It's managers viii see the
sn cunt udicousy ippiopasd Tor he relief II " your
v.sa1s desire 10 vint this distressed woman, with hef htte
fL.e,s children, th viii md her AZ No. 10 Eat Eleventh
street front room. the upper foor weee saw them
today o. ID. hhLLAOai'
Ssp.szbo 6, 1859.
We shall be happy to forward any contributions for
the relief Of this family which may be sent to this office
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CrriS rHI HI,D.-OGosI McCredis u tie L .,htb
PIect;, las, night, found woman IL fSf.ck stree,
bleedsg prcfus,ly from wound q tie head nesf re
len temple. ST. VS. taken e the S.s'lon House,
where she sis.ed tia. nsu.ed lsi Wa 80 - q
her. After her sound vss dressed sLs va sea- . .e
nospifN
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nv TELEGRAPH.

SANDY HOOK. Sept g. sunsetThe steamship Yori ySD,
from Richmond going the bay Two brig. outside The bar ue
Of them in towl bound in. Wind Light from The n weassr
clsar
HAMPTON ROADS, Sept Carr. ship Rambler jarvis
Island, with suabo.
A lsrse number of coasters wind bound.
CHARLESTON, Sept 6-rhe steamship James Adser, Al
sm. sTlyed here at O'Clock thi. TUESDAY morning
BOSTON, Sept AR steamer City Il New York, Hasca
Pbiscephia; big Nor~Tn Belle. Paine Cape Hay.isa.
On Hishsrd Llht steamer Joseph Whitney Baltimore strs
No noay Cs,su.ta syren, New Bedford for Bos.on.
NEW-ORLEANS, Sept. Arr ships ExceA AL Ash
lad, scTcsaux; bark Isaac r. Davis Phllsd-lpnls.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER T. lS''

hat re iss shd %, pt- ~srd -. s'-sou .. mos
were ,;sa i'f j. p.ssuf 80 ~,ledo oih.' 49,
The 81 4 Nay re ssy b,cxs 6rst 81 uc'ic- tsi ne
tSye, sit n 4 Igs. vim b. di isas@ $50 ~
-cE 81 q .ref, s-. Th- ir.f Of Brand c. .. 20
- 80 crrQ4t-G Lrsnspoi; It'd and saoi IN. De-
L, r.r'y 4: -, l-cos>d Fh two oibs' tri tn view
Yo, c1I. e Bene q. wtcs ever received there 81
0 htsgc IL
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Disasters. &C,

scHR JuLirs WEBB before reported bnged Chsn a
Reef was from b stop, with load o useed Ste has sea
OF and taken ,o Haes Cove pumped cut aud win be s"ea
20 this city for repairs.
BAsE HrsPER.-Py, boat Mary Ann reports Sept. ~
with bark Hesper (of ewboyporf 20 nes Of Sandy ~.
In di.ablsd condition When OF Cape Hseres Aus Ill
hurricane. lay her besm ends bous carried
fore topgaantua nzzen tpss, and bad % Gu, the mAlS
away m m Tie d'cs ngnt tn ship The htsp-r vas -
CsIoerss bound 20 London bat osinr n the disabled
would " this po.;- seag:ns seat 70 her assN~S
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t-esr,--e- oa,ely srd s-sty :. sc rs;s OF sol'
q ',aoavtr s-rum IL i-:er.s: S Ys4 reg iia..y'
- -. > tf--s-rr 81 - s.,,tss. i-s5sal 1lll ;aly
merton le fac, % TsmAd cur r sd.'s y -.
J--,f-sl.T 4, { tie ssie ci re Pablo ~5'k', so'l'
,tjcr --t.I,..3 ga.ies usis s1rn clan Re IL est-
- - d, ,-rsl .rahVe r,iks. .-s q mnorvsN-a
- III ire se,ve.; losi / tAd ever been c,llei
uP'I e beII.'
The ..s,emen:s of the Philadelphia banks for the
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WARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....
Cleared.

stsamshpSta Of the South Lyon Savannah, 8 L. M.ehn
Son.
shp-Union Wiley sbsnsbse wilmerding Mount.
Brg-Icsrisn, Wright, Barbados, Bishop Il Co.
schooneH-L q. Adams Chsse Bridgeport r. RAynsf,
Rsyner Philadelphia J. w. Mckee Il. c. Johnsou Sutton,
Garden Key Benner Deake; L. A. Edwards Ryder. 0essss
DeneI Pottsri Gertrude, Elood, Charleston Doass
Potter l.. X Strong Mott Wilmington Jonas Smith Co
s,esner-Ssmpede Burows indisnola, }. H. Browerk Co
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Receipts 81 Produce.

-or.L ~ AL RovTss sstr ., Ns w., 80 eor "a
,bp, Cern meal $40 Bush Whea' lsv!r a. '''h 'N'e Co.
o.. & DO Rye 5 Is rsgs Nslt, lS do. WHISKY
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Mark.r.-c..,,u,y Rsyo,,sD ros rsnN y r,uvsr

AshEs -rhs ms,ke: Is steady Fl Psafs snA <As -"
f.t,s' -hSrred as q ~ osa n - 81
W fON-rh. mark; con, nS.s qe: Ioe aGssctoI - dsy
srH Up t..ts a, - 'ol wig .ssrs
ssw-TCsS SL.s,,.S.rios.
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Tuv SrprosED EOsfcIDE - TIE Ninth WARD
sssor.r Horton reid iuqes; yesftay np1n Toe BODY on
~ n,r.. II ap.eGrs Tie. b. was b-esn - grocery on ~.
,.,y OF ,sSugton sad Pasc s.ees on saturday
,st d. s< ptns ud bis home, ne ELL Gown an 'si
M aren't aua subsequently ,9td IN en in'.-''e 'hH'
tss nc home, where ne died IN ~" hois t
.N.r tot,rn0reu examination roYsd that 10 olsn o.
,our,n ., the b'an ard yeId~ in sooordance was Ten
.rsd The IneU Duffy sod - on who were a'r'ed io
l. au1t The dcce,scd were tis hargsd.
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Cara Rs fosi 90 as, Gsjs1s al r-e's7 IA
ros}, 73.s12, Cs.osEo 81 Rock iaasj, CT
Nc.issn C.r.-sl Rs.r.-1. Eef. Net-saa
scr.s.rr sra N,r-l,rr J.. sHA G-.-sf;s-i' =. q
es. C.sr.'s.i sti Til R--rosi. p ~
nuo.s Cer.lA. Rl. g. Is cor. P1@ma ksl-oa1,
if,Slr. PacE; Ass, ell as; N.onn -, sc
81, Sc.
The business n For.iyr ~ .of tie steamer 20
rorror IA. tser light bit Ia'es nsve been s:r NJ.
Coumercal bll. ave beer u molsrats -n?9y az
wanted a; i(e. 2lG2.. Bankers .ay7 zel l''i &.
IlO., bu sold &. 10. France sre bigasr AID eao'si
at . Is G5l2,.
Freigt:s TO Liverpool: ,t0G bale. %. n at 2lG9
1-32j. JC0 boxes Ch..ese r-r steiner a. 37s. Il 30
b6s Rc...uat t. 100. t. Lordon: 100 bbls sp.ri'.
a: e. ID. big o. 200 :urs 70 W.adwatd f,r 1890.
-. Of rs turs 10 We: Iniiss and back fof
81 400,
Ire business Of the snt-Tfessury was Receipts,
s2dl 53i o5--f5r Cas;oTs, sefvl; Payments Wv
AL G.. Balance, $i,ol9,9 -.
The Eta, tomorrow, WI take s90O.0v2, .ri per-
haps rnor-, il gold Tie c.aTgs !or i:egL; by TINS
SNIP lower than by ne Cararisr proper, sr- con-
ssquertly the ,-.paeEr j. 'Arse. A. re supposed,
te t-'" .,phic s1nouaoemen: yesterday 81 tie so.i
On e.. wy from California was sn eTor. Tie
.rnouut Is g. 1872 0,9 insseal OF q 200 ON" Prob'
| biz Ne~.Yo1k get. about $l,sOO,Ooo Of th''. The
business Of the Clearing House Is sG,SJ',e,O The
jefferson Insurance Company hs declared dividend
Of s. e share, equal 10 10 g ceut, psysb,e on de-
ulsrd NJ. Henry O. Cuees-bro, referee not.nes tee
holders Of the outstanding bonds Of the C.nsodas IA
and Corning Railroad Company ifsle oi July 1917,
to present the same 20 Rooert b. Potter, No oil Wal
street. and receive the dividend TO which they are En-
titled under the ssle 10 the c.se Of Shepherd hnapp
ct al. sgt. The Cansnissus aud Elnirs RaIfoai
| Company, by action Of the Supreme Court. In
Money there j. 10 cnsDge - not &c. TIE supply OF
! h.rs, +, -. discount houses is behind the demald.
bnt there is no chsnge in rates. Lpder Elk day.
frst-class paper i passed a. 6d6l cea' ani P'p'
! maturing before March IAN e cent. on ea~' TIE
supply Of captsl is abundant ;. sal e cent
The Southern Michigan Rosi received in Angus,
about s6O,0cO less than last year. The earnings OF
I've Little Miami and Columbus and Xenia R.ais for
August. 1859, are sll9iiO 30, which is al increase
over August, 1855, Of 500 -
a. the annual meeting 81 The stockholders Of the
N,wark and Bloomfield Il. iiroai Company, tue FOL
loriDg statement, showing the busiIes Of the year,
| was submitted:
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
suu-- Rises $50 sss. - Moon-ses cSss
HIcb WATER THIS
Sandy Htok.. S:3 Gov Island. ALA HelOa.e... 5:o1
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TpT Board OF EDUCsTIoS.-A heetng o' LILO
Poayd of youesti0n ~8s htd iset evening , ...1-..a
M Noitnrgp moved that ss'a local ,'Eu-'>e " a''
~ va iuto IN. pubic Seboos
NJ HAMS .xid that the subject Nts before t'r
Coz ee wAcn wosd fep)r. some s,ESsl pan o. gu rS''
49,, -.-s..,..,.. ,rs,. .ou,ne.e,t N
.uD.yfp,eld ti- vofk il t5sir rspeo'ise DfHc@ -
After como disc1soa the t4aJect "As Ieleieo @- 'Ho
xsSolFosc.
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PRoBGBIF FATu ACcIDEHr.-Mrs. Gillespie, re-
.Sios ~ Cooks street Hon. =. D. Eel down hight q
., ., r Monday cisE. and fractured hof sE
Sic ses ysry critical condition, sld probably vii not 70
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Total since Ian.. 81 81 sisI2c5 81 s2s6O6ij9 81
Included in the receipts for duty during the last
month 800 10 in Treasury notes making tie
receipts Of the same since JAN amount TO 81 1885,.
7lj 50, ell Of which have been Cancelled.
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y was bitten by . fe-
fav .saYuolr ard .tfgti

BITTEN BY Doc "A little boy vss bitten by fe-
reo, in s1tb street Yesterday afternoon ara ;teu
the Dspyrsa,y m treatment. fhs dog ;o ~" hesh from on'
.f the thhs rlasinga severe wound The animal "as
O. t,squenily Killed b. the police.
UORsE ST0LEN.-a horse belonging TO JasGe OAK
Ly r..igrg Vcst Hs, near Iulug>on was stolen from
a, ,b Houeay night saddle and bride w.s also taken
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RROOXL YN ITEMS.

ANxw.YoRk CoUscnHAT ~ L'aBo In h,h'Ay
NH. yfaso.s c. G-ncre, member u iss New OK
R.,,d AZ Corn ilUso, Vss arrested By Ofis=T say-
MD # tae corner Of GfaIa sr1 Even i,ree.s, t. u
70, bei.g dIuik and d.syrisry lie wA- taken - 'De
sisor. House after so1e difficulty ana .0>kei mp -"
n.r.iry. Yesterday Alderman Water fined him -
be. rot having the mor'y % pay - hDe re was d
}xed 20 deraf: - leaving he ofic'a' shieia ana a
SOD pencil "a pledge f0s ths sno1a'.
TBn Motley OS TIE SHIP MAYfLo"Ek.- Ihecfs"
- :he chip NsyHower, named Frederick hIu2er
Eerry Palmer, Charles Web..er, Henry Rsisensr'
Kerry Cierdies, Henry siert, HerAsnn FreK-, '"
me- '-Ars brought before
n Kuusec,sn az V.soi PPe, .ecoo.
Ju,,;ee Corbwell yesterday, On 'he comp =.
E,e, IIoyt who coerges them wan assam o.. ~
80 go HI. ship A cross complaint vas m'de ~
" palmer. one Of the crew, who charges @anes
~ and william Barker, the second and thrd
:, a,es with committing assault arr battery upon
Ctarles Neibohr, by s.rikirs bin with their h-'si
and by ,tabblg him in ro back and il the hand VIZ
din knife, with iGeut - XII him. The crew psaaeC
not gull, 70 the charges sgsast them and the mate
.,pre,sed themselves ready for examination. in'
lss.ng Of me case wss postponed until " oc'oc'
Uis morning, The irjared sailor Neioaur '.hi hes II
p,tcsrious condition at the City Hosptal.
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Iuce ne......'k 100
or tie passengers, 1861 were carried TO Rosevile,
56,76j to Bloomfield, q, l3j 70 West Bloomfield, and
1907 way. The affairs Of the Company are in lour-
ishing condition.
We annex a comparative statement Of tie exports,
exclusive OF specie from New York To foreign ports
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
PARTON,S LIFE OF JACKSON.

Extract from opinion Of Col 4 W. Pdnara President
Of the Tennessee Historical Society
e 1t may truly be said of Gen. Jackson-he lived
three livos-and Mr.. Parton has rightly and happily
divided the history into Pioneer, Military and Civil
or Political.
The pioneer volume is now offered to the public.
1t brought out in the best style of the well known
publishers, Mason Brothers, New York the typo
graphy Is perfect.
We are surprised at the truthfuness and fear
less fathfulness of the aLthOr and admit that he
has written the Life of jackson as Gen. jackson
wished it written with simple fidelity"
In this first volume we have assurance that the two
which are soon to be forthcoming viii bear equal
evidence of extensive research careful discrimina
ton. and mpaTtiality- and that thus may be III
possession of a Biography of Gen. jackson which
will be both complete and reliable.
d" 1t is a difficult task which Mr. Parton has under
taken, but believe he will accomplish tin fair
ness of statement and elegance of language surpass
ing all that has been written will hereafter
be attempted
We are pleased to learn that the above work is
meeting heavy demand. expected it would.
in this city. The Agent has already taken two
hundred orders.
The first volume will be delivered about the lst Of
January, and the succeeding volumes in March and
July.-Bd