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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-29

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Sunee 00anner.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

recently condsr.s. :' s,1s f Pcs .'s TOO
now m.e reduced there ..y wt he rrests psea.sc and
.1 sy s sn sS I'D Rfisd
from $40 to GOO We esnn9 vnsys understsna II The nne
w gsa.g, S.s me py: sss
and .he lots bid 10 ost pay The E The Y ard
R rsdisRs %ee eS At fa EssiY sessr
possy III Of some mills sn,ong The buyers ~
ihs Ins,icsn and Mss.o which were not however
Sn soms n ssIony 1t few other los
not protsc ted sold low: -, - a and n lover sales AZ
a, 49, ~ 400 hbs Al 2sd23tc. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

.,,,. r,,sr0oo, Cotton muhet this week shows ;
I'D he .ass being nsted bales foe'
,Sms r,.anoe &c baop on. rsob At the Bank to-day
rssSI9 &. ssc ias Of Susa Sns
about hall The IN e ss
The sie Of IN London remains p cso ~ sb,ra ga
Il We Wsmbnra ~ Ansted. and Brusse ana
. tsSs1', ss, Syi1s' se ,ss d"''' "A'''
The semi.annusl statement of the dividends Of the
Bostcn banks has appeared. The profits OF the oanlS
generally have not been large a. the former Pe'"'
and some Of them have encroached ashty on their re-
served funds to make up the amount they now pay
their stockholders. The multiplication oil banks seems
to increase competition and lessen receipts Two or
three new banks are 10 60 into operation undef
the General Banking law, which will make the whole
lumber tyfopr in that city. The to'al amount OF
dividends TO be paid out next Monday will be about
81, $4,000. 81
The Philadelphia Press says that the railroad iron
for TWENTY-FIVE miles of the Southern iinois Railroad,
leading from yincennes to Mound City, viii be shipped
daring the present week by Wood Morrell g. Co., Of
the Cambria Iron Works of this State. The prospects
for an early completion Of this important 70 now AZ
pear to be altering.
OF The Catawssa Road The PHILADELPHIA Bulletin
tays:
HE Receiver of the Company has been d.ch"ssd BY de
cree Supreme Court and the new Company VIZ De ogn
stock The preferred stock will be issued At par to the bo9ers
Of t motgsge bonds and the unpaid Coupons same ana 70
N claimants OF confidential debts The preferred stock VIII De
entitled TO all the profits Of the road until they reach
cent after which they be divided among the holders the
common oek until they reach " cent the profits over ard
above s are TO divided pro both kinds OF stock Ie
common stock given TO the holders OF the second mort
bends and the at par
and TO in the ratio Of share every fo1r
held. III :.
The New.Orlears Exchange market lie declining.
The Picoyune of last Saturday evening reports:
The Exchange market quite unsettled but NE tendency
still downward direction This applies especially 10 tune
bills on the North which rule from 1d2 cent discounts
buyers affirm that they have soundasee Of good names
caered at a. Sterling like sse sinking Clear bills may be
quoted Ut 9dl0 while those with documentary evidence at
ched range from l080lG8s Exceptionally se was made
tion over but the banks have put figures down 1903
ard expect In this figure ne1t week although thus
far informed of sses Francs are hke~e recedng
saw TO Any transactions beyond the latter hgare
DO not constitute quotation. The banks generally cheek
PREM but the counter rate In two or three nstince
tGi. Outside bills done at 516d3 prem
Annexed Ia the statement of the New. Orleans Banks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

Steamship Yorktown, Parrish Richmond &c. mdse aud pass
Ship Msrsnne Notiebohm Lamb Liverpool Aug l6 ndse to
Howsrd rockingham Has experienced westerly saads sa
18th inst Sept Is IL A. lon % )o exchanged signals w
ship supposed to be the Orient hence for Liyerpo9 "a ."
miles T Of Sandy Hook took pilot from boat amy No. -
Ship Josiah Bradley (o BOon Dunbar Savannah Gays IN
Big Sarah Fsgg Allen ssgua Sept H. sugar and Oo''e' TO
Bis kyoses r) 7uzo S. Martins IL dsy salt to Mccall
Bis Tanner HodSkin Charleston days rosG 70 inss.r
Scbr Marietta smith (of NewH Haven't haAwe osN hey T.
10 dave salt 10 ExpesnSed neayy "es.her 'ne en-
d. SAINT a. 10 heavy ~ NJ w gale, sprung ieak
had 6 in the held before %
scS i the wi.p Dr. Of Lgnenburgl Hunt Sierra
sell ~ "a hides palm OIL &e, 70 Mccall Firth Aug 81,
an C,ue DE- Verbs sgnsled schr 81 Helena steering
Sell DarmF Peciys ks Janeiio Aug ~ eonee 70 Ma
nae SIR Ta Davis baskerville days lumber T. Oil
sbr Asrstene sma.tsd Dunha Savannah day., cotton
10 scbI Apseline Hx, Rondout cement for Boston
schr Angler. Besse, Rondout, coal for Warehsm
ecbr Ellen Louisa, Stamford, New Haven 10 hoQrs.
Scbr Lebanon, Teal, Providence days
schr Il. d. Mccall Burton Providence days
schr Netchmsn. -, New Haven days
Steamer Wsmsua Arey, New-Bedord. mdse and pass. 70
master
Steamer Dawn, Perry, New-BeafOrd mdss. 70 Barssow
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia, mdse. TO J. N.
Briggs
Steamer Bristol Allen, Philadelphia, mdse. to Loper Khh'
pstck. -.
Steamer Abatross Jones' Providence mdse lease odep
Steamer Peel KeDney Providence mdse 10 Isaac Odel
BELOW-BMk Brothers, asoi aoaIk oi bostcp) fon 0''
desux.
sAILED-steamskips Columbia Charlestoni Montgomery
Ssyannsh Roanoke, Norfolk, Sc.
wIND-Duiins the day, hem n. VITO w wv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........s 81.
Cleared.

-Rosnoke Couch, Norfolk Ludlsm ieneten
Moptgomefy Fletcher Savanrsh H. b. Cromwell Co.
shps-Empie Cooms Liverpool Skyark Burnley, Ban Fran
BsI.s-Tle fess iPrus J. Paow Buctoueb A Wendt Co
Lucy Ring Tburlow Cardiff, Brett Son Co y. Loekhst
(Br LceRbsr GlsgOw 8 Whitney CO.. Eva lBrl Per
~ Glasgow Ednifton Bros . -,
BrgssJ q Anderson King. st. Marks Smslwood, Earle
Co Sarsh Peers, Higgins Neuyits G. T. j. Peters; julia
Fcrd SWEET Porta PetIe Buck Co. Zeeulon johnson,
St John A. SInithers; Sultan Hunter, Georgetown.
SchoonersT smsulipss Aekey, Laysccs Mccresdy M'n
Co Cotuop ole Gley Csrdena Mora Bros Navarro Co
Peiades McLeIan St John P. Nevius Son Laura,
Hcdeu, St Jebns, n. e. Brett Son Co Uniine; Rs'ey,
Phjlsdephia Hand Son; Ellen Bsker S.eeman Newbern,
j. Smith Co. Knight Gage, Lsgusyrs, Post SMALL c. Dem
lis Horton Charleston, j. Smith Co.
Sloop-Agent Holt, Bristol. master.
stesiner-Delsware, Cannon Philadelphia =. Perkins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

On the 18th Of October, the Harlem Road will run
three hI ough trains 10 Albany, two Of them Express
rss with fret rate care AID make time equal TO the
Hudson River Road. The trains will run in connec-
ton with the New.York Central, which with the
whole Inc Of South Shore roads, understood to favor
the Harlem route, both TO passengers and freight.
Tie Michigan Southern Road earned the third week
in September SIS, OO0-a gain Of $4,000.
The earnings of the Erie Road TINS far 10 September
indicate grofs increase Of earnings in the month OF
about 5000 600, which TIE settlements with Wesern
roads may or may MT increase. The Long Oo;k im-
proyement, we understand win be ready for nee by
the lat Of November
The latest quotations Of American stocks in London
via Queenstown, are l5l discount for Illinois Central
and 20 for Erie. Erie Unsecured bonds we're 5S959,
Iise OF y cent.
The money market is vi hout change. rbe supply
is abundant at tie rates before quoted Demand loans
6d7 2 cent, ard gilt edged pepper q al cent, with
an occasional very choice name at 3 cent. Goid
s declining the wants Of shippers being mod
crate California bars, 600 fine, have been s'id
at / y cent premium, reduction of over !,
T. cent from the highest point. Mint bars are
at small ditcount. The amount Of specie to
90 forward on Saturday, is about half million, OF
which more than half ia silver. Mexican Dollars are
declining. The Haley Falls Bank has declared div
iepd of y cent, payable Oc'. l. new bank is being
formed at Fisbkill Landing, called the Bank Of Fish
kill Landing" with capital of Sl2O,OO John Peter
Dewint, VIM. Teller, Daniel Brnkerhoff, Theo. Pdr
dy, d. w. Gitcbel Samuel Hnsis, Peter c. Dubois
ard Herman Goodsell are among the fret Directors
with power TO make the foil plumber Of thirteen.
The market for general Dry Goods the past week has
bee slack and not equal 10 the expectations Of the
trade The psuse is relieved TO be temporary, rather
than permanent and the business during the nextsixy
days may be large. Those jobbers who have during
the past year cultivated the far South and cross-road
trade are not in the best of spirits as the collections
from that quarter are not Satisfactory. The Western
men sre paying with great deal of promphtude, and
the houses having connections with tina; section are
doing large business. The same relation of supply
and demand Is regards Domestic Goods is yet main
tanned and no important stocks are held by any par
ties-yet some uneasines- is manifested by weak hold
ere in view Of the falling off of the export orders.
Bleached Goods remain without change, and the de-
nand fer Brown Geo continues fully equalo the pro-
duetion with the exception Of Drills. Printing Cloths
are firm, and few saes sre made except for future de-
livery at about the previous prices. Woolens are in
fair demand, without any change in price.
We annex orr usual mary Of the exports OF Do
c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
The annexed is from VIM. P. Wnght's Cotton Cir

cnIhF Tor thle Steamer:
CHARLEsToS, Sept 20ur quality improves; there is bu.
little dust and the staple OF recent receipts IL better
We u planters viii the positive necessity for more care
and attention preparing their cotton for market and gives as
early opportunity TO report improvement not only quail
ty bu In appearance and freedom from sand and dust
U this Il done again TO buyers both sides Of the
Atlantic GLOW all sandy and dusty cotton 10 accumulate unit
the planter finds 1t his interest T. clean properly When
this 1. donp th,ll hear no more ofthis evil
CEoPThe sluded to in last circular very
In Mobile and New Orleans but do not hear of
dams In the interior except perhaps the river lands near
the Aabsms and Bsbee The from the cotton region
Of the extreme South unavoabe recent rains have cause
damage In the Atlantic States the reports better regards
the growth but the opinion gaining ground that the
yield light and that the effects Of the douh are beeo'
Ing more and apparent Everything now depends the
date Of fiost.
The following is statement Of the movement In Cotton
fnce the l September last with the previous four
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME coURT-cHsssEns--ssrr h-Be'ere '''a'
surHBELIsp xr
Alfred PipdAr sst Adam Lilbun
Motion 10 refer denied with ~ cosss.
I,,e Charles Curtis, &c.-Repor conhfncd' ana
''ae' p'N' Before Justce LeRAsax r...io,
Mary f. Truce agt joseph W. Iruees-L ~ 49,
bould Be granted far restss TO eonnsei e on Eor
slmouy after evidence IL 70 before the Referee .'"
W;iam G. Allen ct al agt Hugh MeCrossen,ans,
a.f.nsan,, sdsyit con.rsdeDs the plaintiff: nov ~ g.
snfcept the order ofsre Lhs r rs Seois 70
positive, and IN such case IL requires more s"sA ~
Contradict 70 Motion deIied :. NUN :. :, ;rfsr,s
In re Petition Of Mary K. Tit ct q. 'niAn's'-
Asaiel Raymond agt. Aonzo finen. : NOW"
granted ~. ,.,,.. eoxxxy st
In re application of the Mayor, NC, fesINo M ~
wdenirs ofworth street on the soutneiiy noe sr,sd
and Bsaur strs ets-Report Of Commissioners eonn"e
SUPERIOR couRT-srxcIAb TERn.-sEPr T.-Before Jus
tce BoswoHrH-
TRADE MARK-NEEs fUf.
= Hobbssgt rranea 49,.
The motion Of the plaintiff 70 RESTRAIN ,ne oeS.
from u,ins liz trade nak the toilet articles Meen fsn w"
The Judges opinion states that The plsinsias
aed 10 induce he belief the article In the boz on
St was made IN NewYork Further that 80 ereensae
a. 20 patr. Of the Queea and that stamp
5e.n ,Sd for the labels required BY state The uith
int Is psde in NwYort ard that her Msesty the Queen
kere les ae; intention to deceive and nis~ad thS
public" ,c,....o.,, eh.H.y far rl,inta.. w.
Dodge for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
or DIE crop prOspec.s &. Epgland, Mesera. stOIter

VI ue crop prosPc.s IL. EDsIanu, heeVIs' SWIVEL
forth Sons write
The continuance OF favorable weather has allowed good part
Of the be and bouied and has yed the strong ep
pTthenons which entertained at ue bu. The public
apt to rush from me extern to another and ndulg
Ing pasiu sntispstions than will probably be real
lied either Ia quantity In quality cheerful tone Is once
Observable In the home trade but I continental business
T. It'll under the influence political dstrdt Money con nues
IN abundance.
The London Times says:
The Eng funds opened with slight tendency TO improve
sn this morning and sry maintained 10 the close al
ho1lh the OF the French Minister having been recalled
m uiin attracted considerable attention. Consos rst
quoted d Tor money and s3ld93 tor the account and al
ter va ous minor fluctuations these the hna prices.
In the discount market oay there increased demand
and few transactions took place below cent At the BANK
tie applications were klso more
The last price from Paris this evening wss
fractional The Intention 10 sumbn the French Min
liter from Turin known yesterday the Bourse, but was
regarded - very transparent proceeding
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates on Fran
were shthtly higher.
"a, lie n ppy ofinmsd< Ieaoissp At lbs rates Of
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
COURT oALENDAR-THIs DAY,

SUPREME CouRT-GgSERAL TERM.rThe motion
calendar vii be called. Co...
,-Nos 1850 1876 lOe6 so9 4Ss 42e5 1888 1853 !le 1855
1884 1888 $780, 1851 1853 1885 1851 1884, 46 ~ 49, 10y
ae9s lS3a ss3 435 4s43 1929 $685. s37 53 483 5O0l 49,
$685. lOs 1894 2se2 1874 $780, 1885, 27a 5OS7 4sS 2A4 RoS
ao0s AGO ha5l 401i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
CUPREME CoURT-City and County of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
= York, CHARLES HOFFMAN, agaiss. ELIZA HoFf;
MANN 10 ELIZA HOFFMAN You ere hereby summoned
and TO answer complaint IN this action which
filled in the Of the Clerk OF the City aud County OF New
Yo at the City Had in ssd City September 9th 1860 and TO
serve copy Of the said complaint the sub
scribe al their Office No 229 Broadway in said City ofNew
York within twenty after service Of this
you exclusive Of the day Of ueh services and you fail to ans
er the said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff In
this action will apply the Court for the relief demanded 10
The complaint-Dated August l 1860.
IRVING COOK & PLACE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
YCUE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
SUPERIOR COURT-srKcIAL TERH.-sEPT'I'-D'''' w.
tee BoswoRrH-
TRADE MARK-NEEs FUN.
Isohh M. Francia
suRRoGATE's oFFICE-ssPr. II.
Before Surrogate WEsT.

WILL OF WEALTH. MiFislhN
The will of the Rev Mr.. Cortland v an hsneee'1e'
was admitted 20 probate this afternoon; -, - al
deceased very wealthy clergyman, and was an od
settler OF Burlington, N j. . -. II l., Il,
BY hi. viii be lst his VIE srge farm, nosss ana ''
TO k Eve children he bsqusa;hed the sum OF tio0 esen
house In Grand street bouse Ia Green street and nonso
IN Broom street. bs be et the properly kncws
- hs sck farm, consisting Of loo scres 81 lns l'cAso
near TT y. 80, ~, n vs,.,.,o,
ef The PIe,by Church Of ia. United STATE. Of
Th oes. 81 New Jersy elves $500 10 AsAs; mem 10
hudr ~ obseyaor,. The dece Ased beqneathed sow 1.-THE
Trustees the Presbyterian Church Of Burlington q
which is 10 parsonage TO ensrg. the psroc oa
choo the interest Of the ground eD CT tho
church . n g., An.
legacy Of 900 each devised TO the Rev Messrs Asn
T. Brow ard Samuel Miller lor general missionary p1rp9fes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

ApAsposIse THE CoRrsE OF HER CBiLp.-SS - =
ocOek wedpsdsy .isha .oS ~ s:,snss NJ Sc
Pearl stre e. with ssl bundle soon stey Enn - ~ Gs6h
nothing her banda suese9usnsH omess Ssssues
.iatos r. Il Ale p spd the presuuy(sa - -
an IN lie cor - ihoss nd hed 70 pere shxes~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT = SEPT ~ Bsfor
Judge BEITs

A ury will be called for the 23d of October, aud
until that time admiralty win be disposed Of
Notes OF issue the October term must De MED vita ms
Clerk by Friday Sept o. order that they may take tssis
proper pisces on the calendar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
for ,he week ending Sept. %:
+2ss71 g13 a98I5,09 s8,872, $50

Total. 42s 8T19i5 A98I9ysI So,8zoo5 oI8f5zO54
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of exchange held by the various Banks and also the
sums due to distant Banks the latter being comprised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

CUPREME COURT-Cty and County Of New
SYork-PETER KoHLBECK, Plaintiff, against MORRIS
FREDERICK Defendant-Summons for money deInand on
the You hereby summoned aud
ouired te answer complaint In this action Of which copy
herewith upon and to copy OF your snsws
the said complaint the subscriber at his oice NO. os
Wall street In the CITY within twenty days after
the hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service and
YOU fail 10 answer the complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiff IN action viii take Judgment against you for the SUM
Of sixty dollars with interest from the r day OF May ono
eight hundred and sixty besides the costs this action
Dated July 10, l86o. - PHILIP r: SMITH
Plaintiffs Attorney, No. 90 Wallstreet
The conplsint In the entitled sci1n duly het In
The ofce ot The CLERK OF the City County of NeYok
the l5th day Of July, 1850. PHILIP ~ SNkIH
iy 29lsw10wF' PISintnB Attorney.