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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-18
DIED.


BUsCHIn Brookiyu suddenly "Wednesday morning Nov
H Josephine busch wife of Angus. suseh IL the I'D year OF
her
BURk-In Brooklyn on Tuesday Is Of consumption
Pstiek Ia The 2sh year nis native Of Na!idr
County Of Dublin Ireland
DENNISON-On Thursday morning, Nov. II, OF bilious soho
Hollis Z. Dennisol. sg-d 81 years.
Brstsleboroueh, VI, papers please copy.
FERRIsS-In this city. Thursday Nov H. Nr Frances g.
The friends Of the deceased invited 70 attend
the funeral the residence Of w NJ Ferris No 70
West Forytlird street, al O'Clock p IN to-day Nov H.
without further notice.
HUTTON-At RhiDebeck, Wednesday Nov. &C. OF conses
ton OF the brain, Albert 3 Hutton
HANNAH On "Wednesday Nov. e. after long and severe
HALLY-In this city, Wednesday Nov 6 Eer long and
severe illness James Rally Of the Parish Closheen, CouBiy
1iyPerary ireland. aged 81 years
enthusiastically, Sunday, Nov ls Of congestion OF the
longs Joseph Showel infant Of Joseph 5 s1d koxeee
nSh jones', aged moaths snd IL days.
JoYCE-As last New-Yort on Tuesday Nov. IS Maurice
Joyce. in the Isth year Of kis age
MINEa-on "Wednesday, Nov It, William Miner, a. D., In the
his rlsyss and friends are respectfully invited attend bis
nei Calvary Church, in Fourth corner OF Neo
tyhrst Friday, the 18th inst, si y o'elo6 p M
without further invitation
California fAPen pies-e copy
NILLER-ln this city, Tuesday, New. is te&ls Hiles
kislsnk Of eonscon Of the lng. in the s3t ye ct his
PrTT-In this city, on ruesday Nov Is Margaret FrsE,es
daSshisr Of ftAnbe and Nicholas Fo aged - oEths ana
days
oUIGLEY-In this city Tuesday Ns~ IS Daniel Laarsnee
Quickly, Of consampon sesd Is years months and % Gays
RICKwAY-in THE city, On Wednesday Nov. le hiTis
daghes OF John W and CaiAane Rekwsy aged yeas ana
dRAn,hG
RoBBNS-ln this city on Tuesday Nov Is Of cOnsumpoa,
Ehassth vie Of Archibald Robbins in ths 9TH year o. heI
age
sBRPPARp-In ibis civ on "Wednesday New. l6, Edward
Sheppard, sses 70 Yeas and mOnths
wADFHear Keyport on AondAy Nov = Of disease Of the
het Jonathan Wade sea C years, formerly o. has any
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rHr OLD POLICE CASES.

70 Editor 81 1as A. Y. 1rfbane.
S,E: Yo report o. he ea,e Circuit Of The People,
seI Marpy Against he board Of Police states that tho reaio
sodosa he cae under the Judges ruling This incorrect
aDd does paa ard myself great injastiee indeed las
spesd among the old police who thnf have IN
eoous, the The facts a. follows; iaere
~ issues the disposed Of the first was whether
Suiphy he'd duly appointed by the old Commissioners IN
a. & r.. Of 1873 the second whether without regard 70 .he
rsgusy or validity Of bis original appointment be was ~ fact
o-ensn snd doing dniy and IN the exercise o. ms onc e.
policra SO "a from abandoning tbs excepted 10
t ruling and Gsked him 20 charge
a. ~ that We bad zven evidence Of Murphys due appoint
ret. hs refusal again excepted 20 his decsion
Lpon issue the Judge directed verdict IN our sVof
rpo5 that verdict which ruling also excepted The de-
snd.uis sfhSfew the other issues made by them have
nl "a pef measures review the judges rulings bill
al executions although consider the present verdict in our
s.x- 80 tie .ecoud i-sue Substantially by Insert
s 81, nOe YOU viii grezy oblse, Yours respectfully @c
A X. DYET1, Counsel for PatTiek Murphy.
NJ A NOV. Is. 1850
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PoLYTEcsIc CLUE OF THE AMERICAN IEsTITUUE.
AT the regular meeting of this Club last evening, al
their room in the Cooper Institute paper paints
for roofs and kindred purposes was read by Mr. Seey
which elected prolonged and interesting discussion,
in which Messrs. Hendrcb, Vedder, Fisher, and others
participated. Many interesting facts were stated in re-
gard the ole adapted 10 serve as vehicles for the pre-
paration of the various PIGMENTS, vegetable, and min
eral used paints.
Mr.. Howe was appointed to read paper on musical
Instruments at the next meeting, on Thursday evening
of next eek, after which the Club adjourned.
A large number Of members present, also sey-
eral ladies' Mr.. Vedder has his manuscript list Of
names of members of the American Institute nearly
ready for the printer ana the list will be in type in sea-
sob tor the next monthly meeting, during the first week
in December.
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NV TeIogr8ph.

HIGHLANDS Nov. II, sunset--Wnd 8. T. bshti westher
halY. Nothing can be outside.
FORT LAEAYETTE Nov. N, sunset-Ne inward bound
vrsse In sight Daniel Webster for Havana passed
dow II 80 and Moses Taylor, ior oo %
3:IO D. M. Wind light from g.. weather cloudy. -
SANDY HOOK Nov H. sunsss.-A ship lno sgns) In tow
OF the Achilles passing In the Hook. Two oais anchored ~
s. w Spit bound Wind Light from = weather cloudy.
SAVANNAH, New is.--Tbe schooner Howard nom h1en-
for New has put in there for repairs Of DAMAGES BUS
lie bark Hamilton rom Hsvans for PhiadsIphi sastssd
Arr bark Hoonbeanl from Belfast, Me- brig Phillip Lara
bee from Bath schrs Enchantrss aud Kate Bingham non
hsw-lork.
NLWPORT Nov I6-Arrived bark Baltic, Davenport, New
Bedford Aexsnds; scbrs Cohasse Iobey DO of Bait
more; Geo j. Jones' Crowe Boston for PhadelPnis Men
Comfy for A!'o, propeller VIM T. Cashins'
Greene, Jhicsgo, for Philadelphia
l7th-Arr schrs W. b. Daring Baxter Norfolk for Boston
had heavy weather and lost boat and Sea Wien Long @
T. Parker fitzgerald, from New Bedford FOR Aorois l. -
Barns Rogers Providence for New Clinton Bords Al
NORFOLK, Nov l7-Ar Br. tsrk voSni, from Scotland
HAMPTON ROADS Nov. I7.--Az bark Lucy Ring. u days
from sombEero
A brig Is ashore at ChneotesgDe. a..
BOSTON Nov i7-Arr. ships j. P. HsFvood. Andres nom
resns Rochester Reed LfyeEpool bark sam 5heppee
sshsusv Havana; brig Bes PsnsCspe Hayden 1851
Terr,aph Grant 81. Martins; Wseeanaw, Hartman, hg
nero; sehi sarh Burton Hsskns Portsz Prince oH''
Eilnsen, Porsa-Psi1. o, oe u,,hl.nd L,h.
HR NY EoRiFANs New ls--Ar ships r. i Lane Ham
Wonhn,v md " A. Bright from Liverpool the later leetng
f.,ros. Trspans and Cumberland. <om hesrei pesst
Robs,t from ST. Thon,as end Virginia and Esienena IRON No
JsBeiro
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The falling OF in weight on meldng is owing prin-
epay to the land in the fine Dust and 70 quartz in the
eoarse In of eust there Is from Il Is cents
Of silver, which something more than pays for assay
ing if the parcels be 10 ounces and Tae best
SAMPLE Of the above lot fine bright dust but quite
sandy, while the poorest partly coarse and all OF
a dark, dirty appearance.
In regard to the new 81 900 State loan, TdOmP-
son's Rep9rter says:
Vie people have approved the act of the last session
If the legislature providing for loan Of s!1ooo1'
II i held by some that this act il an amendment OF ths
Copstitution ard SUCH must be acted upon oy the
next legislature before the Controller IN issue the
stock The Constitution provides for borrowing money
IN these words; ,.
such debt sha Be authorized by lsw or cone single Wofx
or object 10 be distinctly specified therein 70 saea
w a ake eject until II sh a. Eunera s eion hsse Teen
submitted the people and have received moEiy o. si me
votes for and against II Il sueh general e-ecuo N "
acc L.
The making of loans then, il provided for, and me
borrowing Of money does not necessarily require the
amendment of the Constitution. Hence, as soon a.
tie votes are officially csnvassed, the Controller can
offer the stock and expect 20 zee hm - 90 some
time in January. This loan will run eghtsen year,
but whether at q cent IL not yet decided upon
In publishing this morning the statement OF he IA
cifie Mail Steamship Company, we gave some eomphr-
alive figures " hich erroneous. We now publish
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TnuRspAY, Nov. li-P. ,

THURSDAY NOV. lf--rs y.
The Stock market did no, maintain the ACTIVITY ana
improvement OF yesterday in the dealings at the FT'
Board, and although steady in opening transactions
gradually became dull and heavy toward the close OF
the session The speculative stimulus impaired 10 the
market by the movement in Panama, appear to have
been OF brief duration, and whatever disposition bad
been syupaihetically excited 10 bay the Western
Railway shares wss pretty effectualy extin-
Ruished By unfavorable statements Of traffic ioT
the second week of November. The business
in Panama was less active, and prices fed
o., 10 1914 The short interest has probably been COW
cred 70 large extent, and sellers option stock Is now
offered with more freedom. In NewYork Central the
moyeient was not active, bat prices were kept very
steady during the day A sale Of Norwich and Wor-
eester, the first in many days. was made at 40 Ihl4
Company have already hand in cash the funds sn-
cent 10 pay anoiher dividend. The Western socks
were put upon the market freely at the start and the
result was moderate decline; but the second call
prices rallied slightly Between the Boards, the re-
pos for the second week November on the
Gaena and Michigan Southern road were in circulation,
and the effect of the statements was 10 break quotations
more decidedly. The most active stocks were Galena
and Rock Island the former dropping TO III, and the
latter 10 62l-both closing steady at the quotations
Panama was lower, and sold at 1907. The whole
market appeared 10 be affected adversely by the heav
ness in the Western shares The closing prices Were Tor
Virginia 6. 93I a93l; Missouri 6s, SO Ss} Canton
Comrany. Il ais; Cumberland Coal, l3Sl3ii PACING
Mail 73I ass New-Y York Central Railroad, so SoS;
Erie Railroad, 1911; Hudson River Railroad, SS3 a
9s; Harlem Railroad, l00lGt; Harlem Preferred,
sc s36I; Reading Railroad, S75 93ss; Michigan
Central Railroad Al 94li Michigan S. and n Indiana
Railroad, 81 G6l; Michigan S. and n. Indiana Guar
anteed, l7.al7i; Panama Railroad, iSOslSoI;
Illinois Central Railroad co. col Gaena and Chicago
Railroad, III a7Ia; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
49, a2Ci; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, VIA
62I; Illinois Central 7s, ISL as5l.
There is not much doing in Foreign bills, and rates
are unchanged Sterling, 100. Sll0!. Francs, S.lo&
@513l.
Freiehts to Liverpool 6s bales Cotton at 3-l6d.;
co bbs. Ro.in at rs. 3d.; 200 boxes Cheese at 2osi
eco bbls Flour at %. To London, 300 boxes Cheese
4Cs; 200 bbls Oil Cake at 25s.; tuns Seed at u.s.
3.CCO bbls Flour at 2s sd. The bark Stampede, 400
urs burden, out TO Marseles and home from Sicily on
rryate terms bark of AS tuns ont to Australia on
riyate terms. A bark from Mobile 20 Saragona and
back TO New-York, at $500 p tun. A vessel of lag
tuns out to Windward for 81 ,05s.
The business OF the Sub-Tressnry Total Re
eeipts 1921 1870 75-for Customs, $9l ,GOO Payments
gao 533 CA; Balance, S. $50 9S2 ~ The receipts OF
the Stonington Road for October were $2O,s04 80.
The earnings of the Illinois Cebl.l Railway are,
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philadelphia Cattle marke.-Nov. is.

osruas 70 about head There advance
on the prices prime cattle selling from 80 - 500
100 ~ Ordinary cattle cold nom *IDsb snc STOCK
CATTLE at 3d4c p n. -,
sHxEP-Ihe supply Of Sheep continues good over 5000 heed
bens offered al the different yards No change occurred in
price The sales ranging from 6Gsc. Y b.
HossT his marset well supplied the offerings having
amounted 10 head all Of which sold from S6G 81
a a. rs q 100 II, according to condition
CowS-Only l25 head Of Cows disposed Of a. prces
ranging from $2Va So, according 10 quality
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UHTED STATES DISTRICT CouRT'--Sane as yester-
DAY and Noe. CO. g. lo4
SUPREME COuRT-GEsERAL Rs-Non-ennmer'ied
on september Casndsr-Nos %, ?, 81 20 50 s. % ~ and
~ motions November CALENDAR III the motions
nr d.sposrd Of residue Thursday enumerated CAend
will BE- skeu 81.
Noe ss6s s77 ssl. Sis 57s5, ssi 5iS7, es ss
5-l sftQ $40 s0es Part llt>hort Causes Nos
sz1 sS7s GA GOO s0Ss Coo $3.50, 5so, 49, Sls2 500, $500
ses6, sore, 60J2. -, 80 -o- .ro
@ 30 e5 AL Ss CO.. 7ss s III, 7iS, IA rs Part H.
Unchanged. -
Psrt IISos Hse ia 1871 lV2 l6s l'74, i47e 1879 1881
ltsl, 1885 l5s, 1853, l44G l32. - 20 ~ No.
'KISGs'COUSTY CIRCUIT COuRT, Nov. ie.-Nos' -,
lo6 ne M Ils 49, l5i, lS7, l43, lfs l52!, l& - - 90
BhooKLYs CRY COURT.-NOs. D, III, 3, 10, ~, -,
Il % n Is g. 90 ii, 70, a. IS, 4, 5. II, A.
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.N.EW-,J-ERSEY ITEMS.

TIE MURDERER OF yesterday after
noon two New-York officers came 70 jersey City for
the purpose of ascer,aiDDg if any reward had been
offered for the arrest OF the negro Jones' charged with
the murder Of jeremiah Sullivan, in NewA avenue
stating that they knew of his Whereabouts and could
arrest him. As there has been reward offered, the
officers left refusing 10 give any information respecting
him. and ntimatng that they should look out for a re-
ward.
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tbe full comparative Statement, cOrrqSied:

After the statement OF May, the then surplus was
reduced by 10 - cent dividend, which absorbed
$500 OO The actual reduction in the surplus during
the six months il ss9 ISL IS Che difference between
which and $780, 100 lie the profit of the six months, IN
Guiding interest OF the invested surplus, and the mail
contract, which is now lost.
The general tone of tho Dry Goods market remains
the same as noticed last week. Manufacturers are
completipe their old contracts aud find officially
in placing goods in advance of production, except by
making conce ssions which are not generally submitted
to. as the belief that all standard goods will sustain
very full prices at the opening OF the season Is quite
current Nevertheless, less sangulne are making
engagements with of the leading distributors VINO
have been for the last four weeks quietly taking all the
bargains offering. The reports from the West TINS
we, are more favorable, but not really encouraging
as Tie collections are yet slow. The private ahVloes
from the San Francisco market are bad accumula-
tons exist of nearly every style OF Dome sic goods
and prices are ruling much below current New YORK
rstes. The South American advices are, however,
more eneouraginR; Cotton goods OF all kinds are
scarce and high, particularly Drills, Denirns, White
goods and heavy Sheetings; and the reports from
China lead us to suppose that the large demand Of the
past wear will be increased rather than fall of, during
The ut xt few months.
The Manchester market has Auc,ated during the past
few weeks and the tendency has been in favor OF the
buyers but no accumulation of stocks exists. SPIN
ners whose contracts are maturing, are willing to
make slight eoneessions but the prices are at present
20 high as toeave margin for profit in seeking this
market with any goods made from yarns below num-
Der 30.
Importations Of plain Cottons for the week endinS
Now IL, compared with previous years, have been
as follows:
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

.hips-Ncn'goDeEy Berry savsnn,5 a. . oroa~sa
Rohsrs 49,, xx-r,t-.. 4 ss,s.r :,
shps-Iohn Bright. Cutting. LfvsTPos W,Aisms Vu'oni
1 Il = .si.r 4 In Ssssnash CEcc, e., Wood Go.
LrsS-osu Bsisy Aoyes, =, Mars susl~ god s.,se
TIC. tehora Hastinrs Gbrsiar Yaie. Porsefhed Co ~
bslste tbrl Isn-e, London. J. C. ackrhur
NJ. hndretL. s-hsNSpi n . hAeei Aft.-I
TnIer kev e.t benr@s Dsske ~ Muuson, sresster,
Batis ore ssrr Abbott, r. = Bell shUte, belfast A. u
Broek D. an Co. Shey Cameron, - joan - 70 Is
CrsnshAw Mos Rio hnond g. IT, PteFsoni SandiniAH honr
ball Eerusndins. Brett, Son a Co
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and y T. Bradford. Benjamin Gerhard AID 49, ,hs ass
rrprrs.sux the cry hanss that the srsalen hai 81
to4 claims rsprtsrntea by thee s,h .nbr..uv
islsfr.A until The second zrc0uut ol thr $3.50 ~
H. proceeds II fbe bsnkfng hoa-e Ia the-fnes
rrus the uGitor Tor 1aiastusntteafins --,rt
feIy .u.1n Of ilads. iDcilded m inf ~
- - s;-ribs-d H hos, re.f-s@ 70 the claims ~
sfesr -ii culea respectively. he eject Of tn - rre
I'll IL 70 aver unEecssary tiaton I'D eKpese ~ S,ts
IN carly OF sou- q least. Of he scAsios a..
sTins oai q essioa.ly eOnpsisd ~ rs Of ths D -
E,rtur.ate
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siaeTaSe gold from u during the next few months
The amount Of Revenue BOnds Of 1850. issued by ths
Corporation in anticipation Of he eoiiecrion OF the
taxes for the enrent year j. 81 1890, Of which
mere has been redeemed eco. leaving The amount
POW outstanding g. 3o $50, payable al deterrent dates
through several nouths- 4 portion Of thee bonds
bear y cent interest, and the rect Of them . cent
We understand that Controller Haws Is now prepared
10 redeem any of these bonds which mature before the
l., Of April next, on presentation al his Office.
We give the array Of several parcels Of Pixies Peak
gold showing the virgin dus; 70 be worth from sli IS
ALI ~ & ounce:
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Hoye Koss Sept 1--we bsye az The pre-en. IN eef es s
several American ships In disabled state RE snp -
wind nom San Frsncco arrived The "a inst mnsn
szed The ship James B.ovne Of Philadelphia si,ea a. -
.h inst having With very heavy weather 20
leland The ship Nymh having nearly eonPie.sa n sclsf
damaged again Ia the hsber last week css ehors ana
storm which csnsed many Of the ships 70 crAS ~ .S.n
Get foul eli sustained more lets damage sne Ssxs
ready for in few days For the a three dlv We have
arrivals hip. distress hear o. ter tgt "a ~ eh
there yet Anarican ves.es some hes tsy
WRECKED. ,fr.x.-vsx
by letter 10 ElxsoS wsiie<. Sec Beard" e's1"
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ton m FLORIDA and made prepsrsoas for permanent
;als and d;d nermanently reside there until bic
Ses,b IN February Is57 Il was shown that after hrs
renewal South he expressed in hs letters The ntennon
of making that bis home, and never eSpee.sd 70 ~
turn III on THE the Surrogate nases hs oeo'sOh'
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The lecture on American Social Life" by limo
by Titcomb, viii be delivered this evening at Cooper
Institute. A concert by the "Oid Folks" viii also
be given after the lecture, without extra charge We
learn that the proceeds are 70 be applied benevoenty
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ANOTHER Decentralization d. Braisted Gus
fom-House clerk Of Boonen, Graves a. Co., No. ll2
Wall street. sbscObded on Monday with gold to the
amount of 1922, which he had been intrusted with
O nav duties at the Custom-House. He has since
been heard Of nor his whereabouts known.
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narter.cAarrrll1 Rzronr.g %. ~. y Y Ta ls.,

MARI efs-CAEEYrILI REPoEIKD FOR TIE y H hast'~
1i"'H THuKssDAT Nov u, lsS9
.cUPSTherr l. very sie variation chsr MA
-. Of lzO bills IS II for Pct- and - p iJf rear-
BUFFALO ROBES-A peEemPiory auction sale g 49, ~
"a 80 Rob. fheIonsfng r. Ch0ates1 II TIE renAaooei o.
- vsr's .ol,.eon was he'd BY L. " Hoaran 20 to-day
f.uxuz rom gse. up 20 IS q, a. % quality. -,
CJ7IoN-Ikers sooj inquiry unchanged hsuresi the
ssles az 500 bass We quote;
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The Black Swan viii give concert tonight and to-
morrow night, Palace Garden, assisted by ccmPe-
tent corps Of artists.
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Rus OyER.-Last evening man named Michael
Grawney run the Of Montgomery ana Warren
streets. jersey City. by wagon driven by hugh UaHEey. The
injured taken drug store when ascsraned
that the wheel had passed lis head crushing the and
athe Af.eiu hm.
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Reeeipts Of Produce.

Total by al Routes, Noe I-6SsS bb Flour 5s5 do Com
Meal 70 s67 hush Wheat "a 100 DO Oats, 62 do Corn, aOo
do Rye 100 Barley, 81 pigs. Whisky 80 Do Ashes has
| do Oh Cake.
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Passenger Arrived

ia sap csnosa JrOz LireyTot- Herman W Brosn Jenes
W Frsrsr NsN.f
IL tSrs y ~ Gastea fro- BorsaSossS. L. Joaess VIC,
and faruiIy Mis- y. W. CanPiou, A D0gaiL
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The business of the Clearing House was s2S, AaSnOo
The shipment OF Saturday is estimated at about NIL
lion. Mr.. Wm.J. Lane, for many years CASHIER OF
the Fulton Bank has resigned his situation in that in
sttuion and his resignation has been accepted Messrs
Boonen Graves & Co. advertise a reward Of 500 for
their Custom House Clerk John ID. Br,istei who has
absconded with g. 792 in gold. hessrs. Kerr, Badger
& CO., No. IL Wastreet have Issued the iirst number
of their PEOPLES Bank Note List 1t is good looking
sheet and appears 10 be made up with care There h
in some quarters rather more inquiry for money and
rates in some transactions have been little hi ssr The
general market, however, shows no change We think
some Of the banks have become little alt ed let n.
rapid expansion Of loans OF the last three w,s and
have been disposed TO adopt the policy o. pv ton
this week. Long paper goes at rather higher rates
bat in Short prime signatures there Is noe Re We
besr CT exec ptional demand loans as low seat
but the current quotations are sac 2 Ger q ma
riDe losses Of The past week estimate I'd. ,eerk
s2,uSsCeV Abe Boston papers annoSne' y failuIs
OF Aersis. John Mansfield d &C., Shoe asr. The
habihties estimated at $500 co.,
Aessrs. RayBor & Blackwell have soid la south.
wet conner OF I2j-st. and 7th-svi ac, - O,jn IN.
rear, fronting l22d-st. all full lots, for 4, D. Aso
lots northeast corner OF ooth-st. and Z, flu lots
in sire, for 5000. Ninth avenue n p as with
Broadway az ibis point
About $50 COO has been paid into ~ 5sb-Trs.sury
in this city for Treasury Drafts on New 0reans, where
fuRds are neede for TIE purchase Of cinge. sos,e
housss have also ordered gold on u Wy from Cali
fOrDia, 10 be shipped to New.Oris sinstead Of to
this port. Tbs South win no IL III draw cen
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

SUICIDE PROM DEsTITUrIos.-Ccroner Bennett
held sn inquest yesterday upon the body Of farm
laborer named Matthias Schoenthaler, who committed
suicide at his boarding house. the line OF Seventh
avenue New-Utrech the day previous, by cutting his
throat with razor The deceased was ont of work.
aud having paid his last cent for board, with no pros
peel Of earning more, grew depending After tea he
retired 10 his room and the inmates Of the house,
having BEEN attracted by unusual noise, went to
Gee and found him struggling in the sgones of DEATH
Tie deceased was fifty years of age and unmarried
verdict Of suicide was rendered. and the body was
inferred in the county burying-ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-18

THK Lose ISLAND FERRY.-Since the increase IN
the rate Of fare for foot passengers over this ferry the
receipts have materially increased notwithstanding
there is decrease in the number of passengers. A
new bridge and slip will be completed in few days.
south of the present slip and boats will run into this
dip on the food tide, at which time there has beer
sorLe difficulty in getting into the present one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-18

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