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fully requested TO attend the funeral this Monday ssp
noon - two O'Clock fom her aee resdenoe, Ne sg,
eca street Her remains will DO taken 70 Calvary Csus.
terry for tnterment
AccxAn.-on sunday, Oct q, Of dropsy, OxzAxpo a..
youngest son OF Orlando d. and kxa 1oC1ain aged u
years, months and day.
the relatives and friends OF the family arc invited 70
attena he funeral this (Monday) afternoon at half pas
one O'Clock rom their residence, 1877 Spring sxssG
NoWLN-M Williamsburg, on Saturday, Oct ~, Many
L., youngest daughter Of Christopher r. and JuIn A.
Nowlin aged 2 years, 10 months and day.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are resnese
fully invited TO attend tho funeral this oudavl uos
ing at 10 o'clock from the residence Of his pursn,s No
81 Fourth street.
Rossos --Cn Saturday, Oct 70, after very abort -
ness, her grandmother house, 1872 East TWENTY are
street, BusoxA E. RoBsor, aged "A years.
VALENTINE On Sunday, Oct. -, after short iinees
JOSEPHINE, daughter OF John and Catharne Valentine
aged II years. 10 months and y days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral this Monday aeTnooo Z
three O'Clock, from the residence Of her parents, IA
Navy street. Brooklyn, near Fulton avenue. Her TO
mains will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery
WAIKER.-On Saturday, Oct. ~, SARAH J. WALKH3 tho
beloved wife OF John walker, agod ~ years.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectnNv
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence ls8
West Forty nrst street. between Ninth and Tenth aveiu
this Monday morning. ut O'Clock precisely. Also ~
brothers OF Hancock Lodge, No 49, 0. Of 0. r., With
wArLAsD.--In this city, on Sunday, Oct. q, EDwAm
Cullen, son Of Charles and Margaret G. Wayand, seUa
months.
The funeral will take place this Monday) aern ,ou
two O'Clock from the residence OF his grandfather n
ward r. Cullen, OF Broadway and Seventy an
street, Bloomingdale road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24
Jersey City Ncws.

The BERGEN TUNNEL RIorERs CoSvICrED.-The trial OF
Michael McAndre, Patrick Shea jeremiah Keller, Henry
Dickinson Oliver Stanley and James McDermott indicted
for being engaged in the recent Bergen tunnel riots was
concluded Saturday afternoon. The jury after being
out short time, naered verdict Of guilty The same
persons be tried indictment for obstructing
the New York and Erie Railroad track.
EEw JERSEY SlAvE--A coiored woman named Eliza
beth Van Horn over eighty years Of age brought
the almshousc in Jersey City Saturday, having been
sent there by the authorities Of Princeton. She states
that she slave in the Van Horn family near Rocky
Hill, aud then sold to family in Jersey City, where
she resided about year, when she emancipated.
She then returned to her native place. Somerset county
and has since earned her living until the present mo
when she became pauper from old age. She was sent
to Jersey City the ground of having been resident Of
Hudson county when emancipated.
VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAw.-About one O'Clock yes
terday morning German named William Bush, keeper
Of lager beer saloon at No AZ Prospect street, Jersey
City, arrested on charge Of keeping disorderly
gambling house and selling spurious liquors without a
license. John Flaerty and Martin linton who were the
companants, alleged that they purchased liquor at
above mentioned place after twelve o'clock and that they
also engaged in game Of cuchrc The prisoner was
committed to await examination.
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United States Commissioners Office.
Before Commissioner Belts

The United States John Red Tho prisoner was ar
rested upon charge Of passing various pieces Of counter
ieh coin at liquor store tho 18th instant On his
arrest some more counterfeit was discovered upon
MS person After careful investigation the prisoner
Sousei moved for his discharge the ground that tho
povs ohefea We're not accurately dentned-that prac
o enemst hal not analysed the coin 70 prove It's base
essus tne coin was deity executed that might
oeceive ne most careful and that in consequence the
prosecution nad failed In sustaining the complaint The
prosecuting attorney commended that the Identification wns
estapusIed Dy collateral factstat the expert axamned
as 70 nc character OF the coin vas bank teller aud snf
centy acquainted with the nature OF money IN dotcr
mine s character, and his testimony "a 10 ta niecea
In question being counterfeit was snfIlc,onf IN
establish their apparent worthessness. nat Tho
circumstances detailed In the testimony blshnd 10
You'd doubt the sciev guilty Knowledge IN Tho mar,
OF prisoner, and that tho prosecution had made oat
pfmd face cause 10 induce the magistrate 10 comn,;, on
probable cause The prisoner theroupon corn mtte
CHARGE OF REVOLT AND MurrNy ON THE urau srAs
OCr. 2l.--Dayid Calnan and James Kallan senman
were arrested charge Of creating revolt and mutlnv
board tho brig Governor Brown her last VOYAGE
from Newcastle in England to New Haven Connecticut
OF the Of Newfoundland the vessel lost Tho
first mate was killed by the falling Of SPAR Tho pri-
scners, by their COUNSEL, Mr.. O'Rourke, demanded an
examination, which took place before Commissioner
Brigham The captain and steward testified to the main
facts rolled for the prosecution but cxamna
ton important contradictions established IN their
testimony and on motion tho prisoners were discharged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24
Brooklyn Taxes and Arrears.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.


We, IS Brooklyntes, somewhat surprised at the
ground taken in your editorial Of this date upon tho pay
menis Of claims and debts against the city OF Brooklyn
when they amount TO deficiencies
BY the charter the Common Council prohibited from
levying in present year the deficiencies of previous
one, and all such payments made only tho passage
Of act Of the Legislature authorizing of bonds
the proceeds OF which shall pay such deficiencies.
BY recent act OF tho Legislature $27 900 thus
realized, and most OF that from Judgments old Will
lamsburg debts the time OF consolidation OF the
cities OF Brooklyn and Williamsburg, and not the
result Of deficiency OF regular tax levy.
The Joint Board during the session OF 1852 positively
refused to put the budget claim for deficiency Of tho
street cleaning account Of the Eleventh ward This and
other actions Of the Board provo positively that they
public body act within the scope Of authority conferred
upon them by law (as general thing) and keep the
taxes to point that is cndurablc The gross amount
raised annually about 5000 00 from which deduct their
INCOME say $l60,000 and have 100000 TO raise by
taxation IN city the third in size in tho United States.
Unlike New York city, we have great amounts OF
revenues from piers, wharves errcs licenses &C. to
pay onr expenses with. Tho income from street Inn
provemcnts IN New York yield immense amount Tho
citizens OF brooklyn are the paymastcrs of tho large
amounts OF money paid for ferry leases the New
York treasury Give US fair play and with our largely
Increased facilities Of transit by railroads and pen
tfu supply OF water, will furnish beautiful and health
fu residences at economical rates for the Now Workers.
who require suburban city a residence whore all
the comforts and pleasures Of domestic life may BIO en-
loycd.
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Justice to the Regular Cavalry.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. a. 1859.
noticed in your paper Of August is communication
signed 'vindex, in which, after few preliminary
marks about the injustice Of prasng some militia regi-
meuts and not others, 1t says ;Thc Gray troop Capt
variap, in the cavalry and tho Of the mountain
how2er are superior 10 any company regiment either
the regular militia service Ia tho United States in
the use OF those arms y Pray allow me, through the
columns OF your Journal TO uttcr theoretical shout Of
remonstrance against such assertion. Where has
evindex' ever drill OF regular cavalry Possibly
few recruits ut Carlisle Newport barracks Ger
ianly not the veterans whose arduous duty from Fort
Vancouver 70 tho Gulf Of Mexico in summers heat and
winter g cold the country poorly appreciates ask
for public answer to "vndex your paper crcuatcs
met IN small towns in Switzerland and Germany where
even the brayugs OF the ou skinned donkey of the Lon.
don 7s,neS Is seldom heard. Very respectfully,
CIyIS AMERICANUS SUM
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Markets.

Nxw ORLEANS, Oct. %, 1852
Cotton steady sales to-day 500 bales At 1850 ioo
for middlng Sugar firm: new fully fair 10. Moasses,
&c. Pork buoyant mess. Slb DO q SO
On unchanged: sales to-day s SSS sai Sss 1859
SAVANNAH, Oct. q, 1850
Cotton unchanged: sales today $50 bales; :. -
81 i2asI ls Whiskey dull at 90 Provisions inactive,
ard nUmnaly unchanged in price. Lard, loc
Flour In good request: sales 4ooO bbs. Wheat dull:
sales 5000 bushels good white Canadian at 81 49, 600
bushels white Michigan at 81 49, Oatssales bush
els State and Canada East at 40 Barley neglected. $50
was asked for Canada West No corn market noml-
naly u OF u o. Rye-saies $500 bushels at SIC.
Whskey-saies $50 bbs at 28sc.
BUFFALO, Oct 22-sPM
Flour in moderate demand and Arm: sales 500 bbls
at ~ for fine, 81 40 - 80 for Stale from spring wheat
- 62h for Illinois: - IS for Wisconsin; "a rs
- for extra Michigan Indiana and Ohio IS loa IS Is
quiet sales 900 bushels No. Chicago spring at se4c
&c.. 80 900 bushels No. Milwaukee club at 96c a7c
sass '% %ss n ksnssss
scarce with small sales at csc. Other grains quiet Canal
na nnn 0oas scare . aEe oo e6
bushels oats Canal esports-3o0 bbls. -four, $4,000
bushels wheat.
Flour 10 limited demand: sales 500 bbIs at 81 SO for
State, IS SO SO 70 for extra Canadian Wheat firm and
In active milling demand: sales 90 900 bushels on the
spot and TO arrive at 81 81 o. for Chicago spring 81 %
81 05 for Milwaukee club, market closing buoyan Corn
sary C. ana n0ss dS Barley y n cases
TO arrive. Rye quiet Oats scarcc DC offered for Can
ada, but refused. Canal freghs firm and boats
-four &c. a 33c. wheat SIC q &c. to New York I'm
porslo0 bbls flour, 900 bushels wheat 900 bushels
barley Canal exports 800 bbs -four, "a 900 bushels
wheat, 8 200 bushels rye
TORONTO, Oct. %, 1859.
Flour steady Wheat active and firm: sales Of 5000
bushels at sid2 81 rs for white winter 81 for red
spring has advanced &c. sales at 90c &c Oats steady
at 8Sc Barley steady at 65c.
MILWAUKEE, oct. 90, 1850
Flour firm Wheat active, and &c. &c. higher sales al
SOC. &c. for club. Corn quiet and nominal Oass
steady.
TOLEDO, Oct %, 1869.
Four-Sales Of supernne at 81 rs SIS l2H Wheat
advancing 81 08 refused for red sales of white at 81 49,
Receptacle 600 bbls Hour TO- 800 bushels wheat Ship
monts-2 600 bbls. flour, $500 bushels wheat
DETROIT, Oct %, 1860.
Flour active. Wheat active: white, 81 1917 81 is:
red 81 o. Recepts-7, 250 bbs. flour, 1905 bushels
wheat. Shipments-4,000 bbis -four.
CHICAGO Oct %, 1864
Flour firm and &c. higher Wheat closed steady at
decline of lc &C. sales Of 1000 bushels at SSc Corn
active, and 1rmcr. Oats firm. Recepts--3,700 bbis.
flour, 60 900 bushels wheat $500 bushels corn, $500
oats. Shipments-166, 900 bushels wheat.
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DacwMx0 Al BARcsAv SssEm fxnav--0scs NnuLsw %
THE FnRy Cornr-Ou Friday evening last geutssnsn
ma med Louis Charles Pquct drowned 1t the Hoboken
ferry landing At tho foot u Barclay street, having fallen
overheard while jumping after tho quarer 70 six O'Clock
boat Ills friends and other residents Of Hoboken aese
that the ferry company had provided proper appliances
Al present no empoye Of ,s COMPANY s the bridge
keep persons from rushing the boas or 70 rescue
them they fall In the water, and there notnlns pre-
man In tho water being swept under the bridge,
and altogether . reckless disregard Of human Life %
evinced IN the arrangements Of the forty company Per
haps verdict Of heavy damages would cure this neglect
The body has not yet been recovered
CHARGE AaAiSsr pOsnAAnEx DsMrxp.-Mr Phillips,
postmaster at New Hampton who arrested and hold
for examination by Commissioner Bets In this city, on
tho charge Of having unhwfuiy detained and opened
passing through hs Office has been discharged from
arrest It having been shown that the letter 10 question
Of hour but that In consequence 0f It's being marked in
mourning the postmaster had oousideratey sent II TO M
destination by the hands OF neghb0r. The charge APP
pears 70 have originated from village squabble
GERMAN FREE Scuoor--A number OF Germans Of th
First ward have organized school society, With view
Of establishing German free school In the lower part Of
the city. At meeting this subject they appointed
committee composed Of Mcssrs Brk, Hetmann, Fcibel,
Bergen and Gchrng, to take measures for opening
school within two weeks general meeting Of Germans,
residing town. has becn called for Thursday when
the committee will report dednitve plan
ll0TURk-l1eury warn bectuef acHVetS ud now eC~
ture Bargain Makers, al the Cooper Institute this
evening.
FIRE IN MAIDEN I4ASx--About eleven O'Clock on Sunday
morning fire discovered In the white load, paint and
oil store Of Jessup Childs, No 1877 Maiden lane The
Hremen quickly responded to the ALARM aud exngushed
tho fire extending into the fourth floor. The
damage the stock By fire aud water will BIO about
% 900; insured for 600 iu the following insurance
companies viz:-Esna Of Hartford, 100000 Union Mu-
tuai $4,000 Springfield s. 900 Common wealth, 81 ooO
and Market, ~, 000 The building 10 damaged about
81 500 and said 70 be insured The oris Of tho fre
Fire Marshal.
FiRx IN EIGHTH AVENUE Shortly after two O'Clock,
Sunday morning a Gre was discovered in the dry
goods store Of william Kinney, 90 Eighth avenue The
alarm quickly given, and tho aremen soon exn-
guished the flames. Tho estimated loss will probably
amount 81 300 insured TOR 800 in the Coinmon
wealth and lafayette Insurance Companies The III
The nrc at present unknown, but supposed 20 be
accidental Mr. Kinney states 10 tho Fire Marshal that
his stock is worth from s.0,o0o 10 $4,000.
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BnINGs-McARTHE-In Hudson, N. Y, on Wesines
day, Oct H. by tho Rev. r. 30 den CHESTER BILLINGS of
New York, to SARAH daughter Of Charles McArther of
Hudson.
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Exchanges.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. %, 1869.
Sight exchange on New York 4 per cent premium for
gold, per cent premium for Missouri funds and
TX per cent premium for currency.
CINCINNATI, Oct. %, 1850
Sight exchange on New York Il per cent premium
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Rupture Cared by Marsh and Co.'S RAJ
deal cure Truss They also keep sk Elastic Stockings for
rcose veins Supporters and Shoulder Braces
for deformines made to order No vesey street. Asor
House, New York
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H0n0way's Pills and Ofntment-Sub.
eced the test of public opinion and public trial for over
thirty have the verdict universally acknowledged
The only reliable family remedies in existence
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Destructive Fire mt Louisville.

Oct I8oH
fire broke out Main street last night destroying
the stocks Of Messrs Wilson and Sarbrd amount
$70000 and Of j. Watson Co., saddlers SIS 900, and
Porter Buchanan's agricultural implement store the
extent Of $4,000; J. Crabb Co.. dry goods $40 O0o
Others lost smaller amounts All Of them fully in
sured-partiy in Eastern offices.
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Catarrh Cared without Fail-By the New
discovery OF Dr.. @. HOWARD MARSHALL. sul At Sc
Nicholas Hotel, N. T. Hours 10 70 Up Consultation free