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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-25

1859. NOTICE. 1859.
r. ID. X KEELING,
TAILOR AND CL0TUIER,
No. l26 IIaIn Street,
II from New YORK. and prepared 10
hb attractive stock Of goods that he has ever had
the pleasure Of Offering l euls and the public consisting In
part OF -
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND TESTINGS,
the newest styles which he will order Ia the most
proved manner Pits warranted 20 please 10 all cases.
ALSO,
receiving, choice selection Of gents youths and
chidrsu's
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
o. every grade aud style
GENTL EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Shirts Collars Ties Gloves, Socks and Drawers; Merno
Shirts and Drawers, Of good quality
seq l. D. KEELING, No. 126 Main street
TyVO THE PUBLIC-a consequence Of the uuprecedent-
ed Success of "Our Model Shirt have made arrange
meus (Which heretofore impossible Of the great
demand u 0lrgs have large supply Of this popu
nani variety Of style and quality, that
sending ordss will have them hed regularly and with
despatch the sole for this shirt In Richmond
respectfully call the attention Of those who have not
Model examination ana they will become convnc
rd that ills the b, cheapest dHa most durable Shirt ever offered
for sale also prepared make order from scientific
measures notice and reduced prices We have on
aud drsrable OF GENTLENENS FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining TO the business
snd which viii be offered St greatly reduced prices.
STURTEyANT MAGWIRE
au9O No. 81 Main street Richmond, Va.
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Rc,in IL quiet tu, srm st OIL IS Tar 'Dd Pitch there
nothing doing -,
OIIs-Linseed i, quiet Ses7c Fish ofsG. i.h 'a m.
tes change and prices steady. Other dscP n' 80 'u
PROVIsioNs-The inquiry limited in Pork and the n ~
stesdy ,aes Of 800 bbs at $40 for New Nee. ana
sales Of $50 bbs at 75d 10; for New Repscked Mess ana
Gil for New Extra DO Prime Meas quiet 81 q % fe
Lard heavy the supply OF New larger sales OF z'V DDS NJ
"a I2c the latter for Prime old and the former oI ne
Reel Ham, are In fair demand OF 2o bb II 500 10
2s Gu, Meats limited supply sac. o. = ns' Racon .
sic. picked shoulders aud lOt ior hsns
quiet ard In the absence o sales quot ms woua DC ~ @
70 the mai. Butter : plenty and IN fair Ie9ns 1a a. % Is
New ana l4d2ec State and Choice a. 2dZSc Shsese -
quiet at SdlOic. for Ohio and sale Tor ssss' the ~
extreme. g, =. l. IA a..
Tinctby Seed is aLiet 81 "a 75d 81 B7ic. per bu,h
SUGARS-Raw still dull and heavy, ana auflu w 80
of the brokers have closed ther oces su
TO The only sales we hear OF are 8OJ mus ~ -
lsl excitement which OF late has so sally in1-nrira
about and u TO be hoped ths rIo oe
den and all lnd Of Wool viii be materially nireesea'
tia, business Will once again resume It's sway l me n.c
Pieces California Woods for which prices were wei
tanned Foreign Woods of all des sipton are 6l ana
but prices are steady We apote as fonows gwen oaor'
20 srns l4d25c., and South American, l4GIc -
SALT-The inquiry confines fair. Sales oil one e-iso
Us OtO baes) Turk Island, on private teIm, -..-.
SklNs-Gost continue steady with safes o. W oso H
moe and Ttmpio iOc. Deer continue in small supply
SHOT /. quiet, at 6ic. for drop, and &c. for Buck.
sPELTER continues quiet, and prices are no ms
TIE-The market continues dull and hat, al unchah ru
sill, at Boston Of eco slabs Straits, at DC, mos 81,
TALLOW-A fair demand may be noted for export sa" u
q $50 n prime at l0tc and 5000 n Tsow OH q. SIC.
WHskY-The market IL steady, and In moderate demand
,tle, Of $50 bbls. at 22e -, q i,
WHALEBONE remains inactive and prices unchanged S-es
Of OCOf 0chotk for export on terms we did not learn
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1850

sehr AHoe Dsys Baltimore days, coal
scly Lila jane Copnel Baltimore days coal
sehr Elizabeth Ellen Smith, Troy, for feon. Alan S. 10
ser Apsros Knowles, Petersburg days eo'oh' ~''
Van Bunt 4 Sasht VII. a s.r. "a nod
s,ir I.as~ Van SAINT small. Virginia days, wooc
ScLt. sothrobia, Van Name, Virginia days WOW
Fcbr Met Diss,sgay, Baltimore days coeL aot s,,r
srhr 2 C. Johnson Lockw God, tredeiicksp ufs ''H
TO master. ,t
schr s. NJ. Smith, Weeks, Baltimore days, coal -,
Scbr. H. Abbott Smith Georgetown, d. u, aA5" 0''h
Schr NJ. T. Bsyd Msth 7, Baltimore days COAL
schr N. A Trrdmore Tredmoie, Virginia days wool
schr Mary Jane Smith, virgini, days wood
Schr. Ann Caroline Bacon Alexandria, days coal
Schr. Ma Ma and Elizabeth Bryant Az xanda asys CO.. A.
Scbr C. ii. Miller Allen Jacksonville 10 days yellow pine W
order
Schr. Sarah Mills, Dayton Alexandra days, coal
sclr & 4. Williams Rogers Alexandria days, Goa
Schr. l r. Frsnhlin, Townsend, Virginia days coal
Schr. Geope Smith, Wood, Virginia days, wood .
Schr Mary Lsvsdon Jackson, days Gotten 70 "
L. Hatch.
- H. I,nressee Wooster Phila5ephs cosl for Boston.
SIR piclmsn Dickinson, Pladelpna coal for Bo'ton
SthI Genera Marion. Davis Ab,ny, lumber tor ProSldence
SrbT. Highlander, Siurges Albany, Lumber ior Boston
shy a. Wa nsT Ryder Cbsreston days cottou &C. 70
st.r AIbsiros Jones' Providence mjss TO Isaac Odel
Steamer Petrol Dung Providence ndse 20 bIhc OdeL
s.s.ce, Valley y, Cheesem,n, Derby Ct md'e' 70
Steamer sarah jones' Phn,dslphs ud,e. to Lopez Kirk
s,eamtus Jacob Bel. Anthony Mystc s hours. having ship
Ganbsld In tow
SALE D-st,smshp Jamestown for Norfolk &c ship on'
r,t,r for Lh-Ipoo Peruvian for San Francisco ioEo~h
w Iordon. Od England 70. Iyerpoo Lancashire 9r mpoe
for Liy.rotl; Sierra Nevada for San francisco
Wn. Tapscot Tor LigeIpool brig Franklin tbrl.
Withholding the dsy N. W.
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Arrived.

Steamship Roanoke Couch Richmsnd 6e, mdse and pass te
Ludlam 4 HeiIcten.
ship Tboma Swan Barnes Portland mde and pass 70
II. h. Cromwell 4 Co
Steamship Augusta Woodruff Savannah, dse aud pass 20
8 / Mtchin Son
Steamship r Cuyler Croker Savannah mdse and pass
g. ii Cromwell Co. Reports, Nov D, M lAt 99'oo
passed anhps Absu and Mount Vernon hence TOT oaVsn
date m exchanged signals with steamship Co
lon bic, hence for Charleston.
bshp Augusta Woodruff Savannah, mdse and psss to
S. l. Mchill Son Sunday 80 m, 81 miles ~ r. IRON
Cope Roman, exchanged signals with steamship Huntsville
Monday rs N. of Cape Hattera passed steamship Co
lup bia Monday, 80 passed steamship fakefsoufsi al
bound =.
Ship Franklin (of Boston Freemsn Alexandria, d. c. edays
coal TO Crosby. Crocher a 20. .
Ship Gsbsd tnew) Adams, Mystic II hours In ballast 70
n.t.r. Was wed this city by stcsmsuG Jacob Bell
Brig Alma, (Br D. Brown, Nassau, NJ r., Oct. ~ guano
sponge, &C, to }. r. Bacon.
Brig Brothers, BGi'de sOmbero 70 days. suan0 to H. G.
Hardy 4 Co.
schr Emily Keith (of New orlesnsl lockwood, MstsnsAs
Oct Is &C to Martinez O. males Co Sailed IN com
With barb kA'e Lincoln to and for Baltimoe org Ss
ul,n ti Hsrpsve fer Portland Oct 3d. lat 80 % Ion -
passed brig Samuel L. Midsay MataI kas from View I
kos lat 20 A. Ion u ~ passed tue ball Of vessel o. sDo'
200 tuns ralt Of the stsrboard quarter out q wt sYs
.pOie .cbr D. Warner of NcwYos, from Chariss'" LOT
New ioIk.
sehI William Bacon, Bacon, Baltimore days coal
schr Mod, rAtor Htz Nirsins dsya ~ "a
schr Ansene Van CIssf Van cles Georgetown, d. C. 10
sch Caroline simpson tof Rochssssr smpson. Bali Cay,
l., IA days sAt TO Fort Small Has s1pcnenccd heavy
srhr D. g. Miller LIBBY AlsIandris days coal
schr A. r. Wstmors, - Alexandria days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07

SrABBrSG AFrRAYs.-Afer the closing Of the Tenth
Election District poll Of the Ninth Ward, row oe
cured between Dennis Cunningham and Robert al
kin one an adherent of james Lynch and the other
friend of Matt. Brennan, which resulted IN the stab
bng Of Calkin in the bead with large cheese knifs
which Cunningham had concealed on his person. Ii is
said an grudee existed between them for long iim',
snd that Cunningham had prepared himself for row.
Officers CT ristopher and WesSsreld promptly arrested
the would-be murderer, and he was locked up IN tne
Ninth Wad Station House The wounded man was
conveyed TO the Station oufe and medical attendance
procured, when it was found that be had received
terrible wound across the head several incnes III
ensh and alec stab in the breast which fortunately
oI on, the akin After ha,ing his wounds dressed ne
was conveyed to his residence
About clock an ARRAY occurred between James
Penny and Jacob Robinson in Perry street. but the
parties we're promptly arrested by the police aud
locked up.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....


ste.u slip-Asia Lott Liverpool, =. Cunard- ,,,
shPs-J. Keller DsanO London Morgan WHEY hsye'
Curtis Glasgow Charenssne, Brown, New'orieans, j. d.
Brigham ~, ,,-
BsIks Amanda Bsmis Havana Levanter Raymond oiss
gov, Thos James n. H.
Brss-sabes Higgin, Msrsnham; Greyho1nd Pratt, Har'
boz Brtop How and Aspin~ wall Princeton Wells, matanIn
C. T. J. Peters May Queen, Morton Baltimore, Miller
Houehton Margaret Balcom, H1ifaI H. o. Donovan lillian
Henry, Croker, Norfolk, j. T. A. "eosteri Triumph
Hagen, CoTk and market, A. Smithers1 20 nil,
Schooners-Kate Stewart Msther, Mobile, N h. Bingham
Ds,her Obi smith Moncton d. Trowbrdge Lyon Demeari,
D. Tiowtndge Florida Kelly, PhiladelPhia, j. W Mcheei
jaime stown Latouette Petersburg, j. Cole Grant tnt
Heath Cork msIke o. Butler Augusta Cole Jackson
Vile Thompson Hunter.
StesneI-Boston, Crocker Philadelphia, FPerkins
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gtaal Eotirfs.

CUPREME C0URTmQU Ilt DIOR SOBER s96ERLhND
- JAO2b RFE ~i5o~ Of oL0F HAMREE DsenS 4 49,.
summons Tor relief TO the h compliant in
hs.sGS Ib COPY is herewith served upon yCS at
az ~ u ~ a. fbce Of the Clek Of the County rsS "a 10
- so ~ "a Comfy on 18th day Of octo,.
serve copy sD.ws g .S IL aid coz county within
80 A.. o. he service OF this sum mons Oh a. "a CON-
o. 3 DAY service and f,i 70 IL III. &C Ion viii
ssss " he c@u fo De relief ds@spSsS !" The
Nd OaobsT 70 1850 sinNR 20 0nssn, Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07

sistippi Road were, In round numbers $4,000, al
increase Of SEQ 900 Sc compared with October 1852
All but 1856, 000 Of the Hudson River Second Mort
gage bonds have been extended There lie no change
to note in money ma ters. The supply on call is
abundan. at al y cent while paper goes at % az
cent for short, and 7SlO y cent for long dates The
deposits in the Sub Treasury account of the loan
reach shout 81 600 900. sale Of $40 600 of the loan
wac made to-day at / = cent premium.
The annexed statement gives the percentage OF
specie 10 net deposits held by the city banks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07

EXPRESS TRAINS TO ALBANY AND THE WEsT.-Sx
fact trains are now running on the Newiork, Harlem
and Albany Railroad daily. Connections are made
with the New.York Central and passengers are taken
through 10 the principal Wsstern, North Western and
South Western cities New and comfortable cars have
been provided for the trains, and great improvements
have been made upon the line. The expresses leave
New York at a. IN. and P. m, and the mail train
at 10 q N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07

THE RowlsG-MATcH FOR $500 AND THE CHAsPI-
ossHIP or AsRRIcA.-In the race at Poughkeepse on
Monday, between William Berger of that city AID
John Ward of Nswburgh the latter was declared the
winner by the judges The distance rowed was ten
miles and was very close and exciting contest Over
500 persons were present to witness the race Bur
Ger tock the lead at the start and it is said that he
would have won the race II he had crossed The river
by mistake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the county Of NewYork Notice 10 hereby given 70 al
persons having sgsins ANN PR0UDFIr late Of the
City oNewYork widow deceased TO present the same with
vouchers thereof ct the Office Of EDWARD d. EVEN NO.
street in the City OF NewYok, before the
eighteenth day Of November neXtDed New ok the ehtn
day Of May 1860. JAMES .. PROuDfiI,
EDWARD ID. EVEN,
mys sw6mW Administrators &c. with the VIII annexed
GUPREME C0URT.-Ulster County. -lsRAEL
~ KNAPP Guardian, Gc., sganit SIDNEY O. MILLER ana
Fanny w his Vile, Thomas Mcksock and Daniel arrins
ton, Executors sc, of Dad W. Bate deceased Motifs
Ketchum Edwtrd Bennett SURVIVOR a. aud Josph
Slater Summons for reeflCom not served ITO SID
MY g. MILLER and FANNY W. his Wife two OF the above
named Defendan hereby summoned aud required 70
the cempsntS this action which Will De led IN ,ne
Office Of CLERK the County Of Ulster al Kingston IN sad
County and Of your TO the SAID complaint
HE Office IN Shaw angunk Ulster county
within twenty the service Of this summons You er
elusive Of the Of such service and GU ai 20 snswr the
said within the time aforesaid the panth IN TINS &c
viii apply the Court or the relief demanded In the com
paint-Dsted Sept "a, 1860. ~ -, an,
f JAMES g. GRAHAM, Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint the above entitled action wss hei In Ulster
County Clerks offoe.-Cct l. 1890 on.r.,, o,o,- ..,
Oct Q law6wWedf JAMES G. GRAHAM PTts Aay'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07

TIN CASE OF SUPPOSED MURDEG.-Coroner
scbirmsr held an inquest at the Third Ward Station
House upon the body Of Manus Ferin, who wa,
found in the dock, foot Of Dey Street. and was sup
posed TO have been murdered. Evidence was adduced
showing that he had been in fight, and that, soon
star, he fell overheard and wac drowned. TIE jury,
therefore, rendered verde, of death BY Drown
bg." Deceased was naive Of Ireland, IS years Of
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nisnsters, &c.

EAT HAMPTON Nov. a-The schooner Hannah Soi h1
With ~ Nickersop from New Bedford bound 70 New-lob
last night on Gardeners Point crew al safe yes
ballast She lies high and dry the beach aud sppaehy
nnininT,d IL viii be necessary screwhsr 20 launch hef
by tel gr.ph Elwood Walter Sec BID IhdSr"ii~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07

The indicate very steady NOV men al round ana no
departure whatever from the conservative me Of Rolcy ~hcn
have commended in several previous articles Loans ccu
tion and dan bsaucrs st exhibit uniform contraction,
while %. deposits and exchange show steady increase
he noticeable changes compared with last weeh state
ent however in depost and exchange the former having
b. three OF million, and the Latter
with o fraction OF million OF dollars.
The ExchG1 market again heavy to-day We quote
strictly Sterling lO53 but there very lev bs that III
bring The for Clear is 1915 dl"i Dealers To-Day
we're not wiling 10 beyond lCa FOR the best Document os
chsngsd say ST 3Od5 III for extremes sixty days on NeE
Yok \ at and p e cent discount The
rae for Sight bank j. discount bat round amounts
could he had Outside sales made at az 10Y casual
Drafts The market closed with downward tendency
At Chicago Cd Friday, Eastern exchange was IN
better SUPPLY, and the rates scarcely so firm, though
unchanged standing at = cent buying, aud Il
ceiling. Currency was in active demand. The re-
ceipte and shipments were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07
NEV-JERSEY ITEMS.

THE ELEcTIoS.--The election passed of yesterday
in Hudson County in a remarkably peAc'aoe mSn ler'
no disturbances having Occurred Of any mote. The
vote was the largest t1st has ever been poed and at
least twohirds we're cast in tee fore par. OF the day
In the Third and Fourth Wards Of Jersey Cry the
canvass will not be completed before this "Wednesday
afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07

IspRoyEnEsrs.-A proposition has been rsesat'y
a, ,pnroprats the large space bounded By Elm fsa'
MuIssrry and Grand streets. for public park L. ~l'e
tsi. ground for such purpose which may and doubtless. van
he reou,d for business puposes while the pss 20 iaay
bay. 80 near Il h shsmefuly neglected and sousso'
ih xous Il may be replied But h there no other way
70 save ~ It can be done by appropDg IL to business
course of trade Is rapidly tending In that direction o
Office should be removed from where IT, Govsrnmsn' n'
bscaus. 81 not entirely at ps the pee asked Tor tho
property wanted too high. Ground at the fre ROM
could be purchased comparatively low pes'
Post Office there and It would be central and easy o.
That far famed locality would then be purihed rom NOV
from a.csty and property Increased In yso.
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Receipts Of Produce,

Total b, all Ro~te, 6, l36o.-22 $50 bbls Flour,
2S bbs Com Mesl 1888 bush Wheat 80 $40 bush Corn,
40 SO bush Oats 574 bush Barley 3po bush Malt 2bS
bbsh Rye eel pigs Whisky 221 pkg' Provisions "a pigs
! Qnkgs Lard
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lCOOC NTRAL b ILR OAD. II COO
GREAT DoUBLE.TRACK ROUTE.

cApsty Of the Read equal TO In the country
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEST
Office No. Aston House, corner Of Vesey -st
Facilities for the tanSporson Of Passengers 70 and from Cn
siunsti Chicago ST. Louis ST. Paul Nashville, Memphis New.
Orleans and all other In the West Northwest and South
est unsurpassed for speed and comfort by
ThroDgb trains for the West leave New York foot Of Court
landtst incoming Express Evening Express, pm
sleeping and smoking all the trains.
Fare always low, and the quick by any Other
pcute
By this route Frehts Of s descriptions be forwarded
from any point The Railroads. Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, BY RAILROAD DI.
RDCT any port the nsvsabe rivers Of the West BY
Eaesmerp from Pittsburgh
The rates Of Freight to and fro any point Of the West BY th.
Railroad ell favorable charged
Railroad Companies Merchants shippers
s the transportation Of their Freight this Company rely
vfsh confidence on its speedy transit
Thts Company also maintains Enigrsnt Accommodation
Line by which parties grating westward enjoy cheap and
half the hrstcass
81 fare. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Astor House
LEIGH Co., Freight Agents.
No. Aston House and No South Wipisp-st.
MCDONALD BIsCHOFR, EmgrsEt Agents.
No Battery psoe.
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ego, and resided at Newark, N j. whittier bis remains
were taken for intermsnt

The MYSTERIOUS SHooTIxe CAsE.-Corcner s,hn-
mer held an inquest yesterday upon he body Of Toos.
Comiskey, the individual who died from sun-shet
wound received in some unknown manner on las
Friday night No evidence throwing any light ppm
the case could be obtained and the Jury rendered
verde. of "Death by peritOnitis, superindneed ~
Qunshot wound in the abdomen received at t1s ha'ds
of some person unknown"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07
afternoon.

roryn,,xe.-A fine male infant was found ahan-
doned on Monday evening front Of Mr C. Lanes residen
No IS Grand street City The little feloF was esrsd
for named Hsmhn Lincoln, and atervGd transferred 70 ne
Af,,oH opsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07

Bulls HEAD, Neu- York Cattle Aarket, Tuesday,
Non. 6.-The market to-day shows unmistskabe signs
Of election day. There are not over 1000 head OF
iresh stock on SALE and there are not buyers enough
TO take than half Of them at the advance price asked
by the cattle brokers' which fully equal to half cent
pound and upon some of the best bulocks nearer
cent Buyers say they have paid full ten cents for
come of the choicest beeves in market. We have no
doubt that many butchers will pay nine cents net
poupd for beef this week which they would have got
la. week at eight cent?. The quality Of the stockthis
week is generally very good for this time in the year.
and but for the fact that the market has been guted
for tw weeks past, there would have been sort OF
panic to get the stock on sals-the number being so
small il would have been all sold before night at still
greater advance than is put upon the cattle to-day.
There were not many bullOcks Left over last week in
droyers hands but the number held by bat hers up to
Yesterday was far greater than it has been before a.
ANYTIME within year past This added TO the effect
upon the market by the election produces very dull
state of things. Buyers are unwilling TO pay the ad-
vance and brokers are Satisfied tina: prices will bsfuy
sustained tomorrow and therefore are holding very
stif q. the advance. AS short supply next week as
we have this, would sond up the market like sky
rocket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
Il and TROY connecting with Trains NORTH aud WEST

Trains leave:
IRON CHAMBERS ST:
Express, : and II g. %. and !
p. NJ
Troy and Albany, Mail at s:l'
Troy and Albany with Sleep
ing Car, $50 p 10.
Poushkespsie Train, 5:SO q. In
and ] p. N.
Peehskiil TrSin, $50 P. m.
Sins-SiDg Train, 9:ss t. m. ane
{ aAd p. m
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CITY ITEMS.

THr ELECTION IN THE CrTY.-Everythag favored
the rolling of full vote yesterday. The weather,
altar the brief shower in the morning, was all toa'
eoulo he desired and the police arrangements, thanks
10 Mr. Kennedy were such insured the most perfect
order at the pole. Few elections in this city have
been conducted 10 60 quiet aud decorous minner.
There was OF serious breach of the peace throughout
the dav aud but few arrests for Illegal voting. In
some Of the large Districts we learn that the
sun went dow before sll the votes could be pollsd
In the Second District of the Nineteenth Ward az least
500 PERSONS lost their By rot being able TO set to
the pollf owing to the crowd OSe gentleman was
there four hours and finding that there was at the end
of that time little chance 10 vote az when be Arrived
be ltf without voting. Many persoos rsho did vote
were literally carried the heads OF the crowd into
the doorway. Every light in the window was broken
by the rush. 1t was feared that there would be gnt
after the POLLS closed similar state OF things exs1ed
in parts OF old Brooklyn. The only arrests for illegal
voting that came up in the Police Courts were the fol-
loving
James A. She nnery was arrested, charged with at
tempiinp TO vote illegally at the llth District OF the
llth Ward. He was conmittd by Justice Steers.
Francis Carp, Henry Wilson, and John Bryant were
arrested charged with voting illegally in the 18th
Ward the fret at the 10th District the others at the
ID District. They were committed for examiOa-
ton.
VIM. II. Frazier was arrested for attempt at illegal
voting in the 18th Ward. Justice Steers discharged
him. .
Thos. Trainor was arrested for attempting to Vote
Illegally in the 9th Ward .-...-.--.
Thos. n. Ferris and Morris Leonard were arrested
for ats mpting 10 the baoboxes in the 9th
D;atrct of the 18th Weird About an hour after their
arrest Judge Russo appeared at the Staton.House,
and released them on habeds corPas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07

Annexed is a statement Of the COmmercs of this
port for October The imports, it will be seen, show
an increase Of $500 900 compared with last year
while the exports of produce have increased $ 100000
and the exports of specie decreased 5000 900. The
produce alone exceeds the entire exports of October,
1858:
The commerce Of ths port for the last month was as
follous.