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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

W. have had very remarkable change in The
weather since our bst report. Then II was mildly
cold Then followed a severe rain ss0nn on frlday,
ard rather wa Saturday morning. which Induced the
wholesale butchers push trade lively and ~ ~ 'id
nor been good Friday, on account OF the rorn GUS
tougfs sae o%.,d i5y a tG &c., were ," Of oiea-
bou meat kecpue and ned for le q ger sis ss'uIaay
80 ~ rod conauad severe through sandsy Monosy was
Ider bu sil rood Day f' rue buciefs ZOE pe'peN Hs
rade Beeen IN on No"SS aaa rpeo.e seS md
" edDesdsy, would b. better Tin y Wss' "eei 40 "A .
1hil Iaolnin4, Irceaai Nov. ~ ,ht :" -hr' a
severe I storm rii,s i re. 't-de z y, Y. ,,es
M. ~ ,rTy sso6 a. ait general thing snd not worth o.
ci r n. medium grades by ha pound p they we're
rstes lasi Tuc'daS u!o'-s1 ' u i
.ostce, or rfihrf At .PpS epf ii. pobbiy earsits
h1 The con- 1ep prlco j. g g. It, zst t y be sIi-.
%, q, sc vii, Ina I'M. = oc brt Sc I'D se 71.s' opron
~ ttS bro@.- Is NJ alys sold lo nat 10 pu
s courede I, ~ r.,cs baof. -e o. r. % 10 he"f nm
iLey ga LEI +. .e, 49, for d ~ week # 5l
owing to H. stormy coHdo the io'tg ard ,ht Siii,e
eionpe in ~ eInpaaure butcher, sst.e f r. vi ~
ones did appear dispos8d 70 buy only iIst 'o" oI p-
puposos Is to idcs ~ l'd .h. tt'l 80 H. ~
taure ard qucrty 'bl r''' OF ne M, '' y.
md seller. con- ht b.yer Voc '-c NV Ling so"
~. - r ;,-},t t.i ron AliIy would srriye tonight
ld Therefore buyer Le disposed . vat M ts ,tc'n1
dry sellers sppesscd 'c a'sd ms ih't Cay "'u prove
W h state ieaaf j. ios 'ose se9ssa t. to
'sone tlgt ce 81 20 ,res improvement ~ th' sac o. ne
Hxs are ioc suocs. here ry eIpce-d snd tte
ose thoueh shsde better o- be 6e-t -iocS dr - MIN
spp.osoho-, with rail -aI 100 s ifeSs
~ f 6aers aud that ;hc as,st i ae'oa'eiy "orsf thsn
yssl wrpk There l. ao~ q MINT 2rG,'H stots'oO
TrE CLo-F on rin SiAAtI
Nc,hesliy morning opcl'd y -; mere gy's G't
70, I'D ~e nu,ab,i OF bpoel fer, ye~Edsy sre stu j.
DE- psns end IN addition We Zoo, % s,,r ,e.. nd b,csed
49, wheel. of r,de 90 tla toe qso;9- o. M ~io 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

CYsrRAL PARK ISy.sTIGArIos.-Arer eareiuI re-
view Of the evidence, the Senatorial COMMITTEE sIe
pointed ia investigate the mansseuentoi the S*iH'H
Psrb have resolved 70 report lha the charges have nv
l-.u Sustained
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sERRoGATEIs COURT-Nor. %.

Will OF Mr.. kORIVN.
The viii of Cephas Ii. Norton was admitted to pro
bat. this morning The decreased bequea.hed the use o.
10 hi. e with Of the principal ut her death 30 els
children To each OF hi children he beaueathed Svi and
5C zach TO Rev Messrs Ebbet Norton and Roteek Norton
aud Mrs Hannah Peal wife Of the Rev. Mr. Paul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29
1904 THE PENNSYLVANIA
lCOO CENTRAL RAILROAD !
GREAT DouBLE.TRAoK ROUTE

The eapseity OF the Road equal 20 In the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST
Ofiee NO Astor House, corner Of Nesey ~
Bsses for the transportation Of Passengers to and from Gin
xnAti Chicago ST. LOUIS ST. Paul. Nashville Memphis New
esns 30 other IN the West Northwest and South
Dnsurptssod for speed and comfort by any route.
Through trains for the West leave keYor toot Of Cone
lead s > Morning e press, Evening Express
sleeping and smoking cars on al the trains
fAre always low and The time quick % BY any other
y this route Freshts Of all descriptions he forwarded 30
nn6 the Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Uno;s wilson an lows, Missouri BY RAILROAD d.
RECT any port the Rayigbie rye-s Vi the Nes by
from Pittsburgh.
Freight and from point q the West BY tho
Pfu,yyans Railroad al times favorable charges
b. other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers ntrus
transportation Of their Freight 10 Lhs Company can req
ukh confidence on It's speedy transit
This Company also maintains Fmgans Accommodation
Lao which parties sust1g westward ENJOY cheap ond
oonr.sbe mode Of conveyance one h The bscas rates
q fare j. l.. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Asor House
LFECH Co.. Freight Agents,
No. 1 Astor House aud No. South Wi1ismst-
MCDONALD BISCB0YF, ElnsTsnt Agents,
No. Battery place.
ENOCH LEWIS, General sup't, AItOOns, Pa
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Hnrkets-ClInyuIIY RgponTPD TRE ~ T. TRIBpSs
,' ~' 49, Nov, a, 1860.

AsHEs-Pos are in is demand at %s@SS Rii fearl'a's
wix-YelIoy s. IN f- demrnd but at iucei pieces
he srEst for dull and rnsetIsd
n Bersen Port on priva.e We quote View Sh"ihs D.
sec md Yeiow Meta Al 49, ig,c., . mos. .,...sv.
sales OF 20 bAs Staten Island ri c and 300 do Phuaddpm ~
COAL-Do este has been in quite aCtive drU,eql and Pfc
axe p at d recent ad!a 9cei .@e ~ va g. am. s.les Of
CoFFEF,TLe make, quiet We only hear Of sales Of ."
NO @GTTN ass ~ been steady With -ales Of 500
bas. We quote Midang uPands at l9c sod DO 'A" ~
DYEwooDs-Th market is very inactive and we hear o. no
jPsS1 R . NTH T 2, Tof market for We state
Flour has declined under the less favorable new LV ~ NJ
e ssaeneT bette, a seS@a y VOC Obs a 81
for snpeIfne State and Westerns ~ p 10 or -, West.
extra; t32as5 - for shipping brands Of Iouha nS S
Ohio 500 s. 81 for trade brands DO, and 20 T'@
ny nd demand pcr1 are lower; sales bbs at IS
2sd % Southern Flour is heavy and n Sh. a.
S.s rs 20 for mixed 70 good snpertne Baltimore Nc n
demand a. s s9 e IS Corn Meal Is in large supply and
qlsi Ut ~ - ior Jersey aud 30 30 Tor brsnaJ""" "
SnDund..s3 asa Is 81. Louis comm IS sSe, 20
stas superhne ssd W 50 Louis eT'rs''' we *
s,as COED SSa Bs Asa GYMS 50
Ohn round hoop...s 25a % Richmond CITY S%
Chic efoice extra. 6 ;oa 5SRye Flour. ....S s@
Sith Ind eH,fs. $ coo 50 Corn Aee Jersey "a AZ IS
Ssa%.ss ga DO ooa
FIsETheIe little change notice in tho market
Tie large and the densnd l. very limited me
opry Coz 70 only 700 goo qh at io ~ 49,
and ga 80 Is for Bank Mscksre dull but thout q
bic change IN prices We hear Of no important sales
very moderate request At former raes
| si altosether nominal quotations. 49,, -. A
1hiN-lhe heat msrke, is active hu 81 oSs 70,
irregular prices the less favorable from Europe W
the depIession demand chiefly for export tDs ae
"a 40 bush Chicago Spring at ~ ~ 81 iO s+W o ia
cu, Spring and North Club at I'll l20F i 1877
bash Milwaukee Club at ~ l4a Isl 400 bush An'e,
lava and Wisconsin (snee Chsnse"l At 81 l3Obl 10 "
bush Red Stat. at 49, c bush Red and Amber w est
EN- 24G tl a. the latter rat. In stores lzp bush " nss
Chic az 20; 80 bush. Southern tTennesseel at H9
II a. and so bush White Michigan at ~ VT bsIey
brm al the tho rses l8'c bush sto5d M
fr State 5c anaia Fast and l5c for estern bay
Malt il quiet 1t so IN demand and hn - iof
Western aud Canadian, and Jsa 35c Tor state Rye "as!
ara i hui, request sales OF 800 bush - Oc corn ow
aetiye the inquiry IN pat Tor export put cey
the rsde sales OF G4OoJ bush at e5de3c or eseIu
Mixed saoat 6 for Western White 67ide for Southern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME oounr-c..rsrr.-Eov @-Bsf''' '''S''

Hosygoon. -.
THE BATTERY RscR0ACuhEsf-PFlPhipA b ''
TIos lG,Irsr COMMODORE VANDERBILT a.
The Peopls Of the state Of New York Ggt Cornelius
The application for an injunction aghDsI 'u u, Nv
PENDANT TO the building OF pier At the 9ot
Mace was brought this morning, Dir VIM Au.p pueI
nearing for tho plaintiff and Mr.. Horace CLARK, io tn
defendant, - 80, A., ,,s No. h,
Defendants stated to the Court hat they 40 no, ~
tend TO re. the granting Of the injunction but sppVp ~
nccas. of the security hed the part OF he People "h
only In the sum of 800 and which 1as sdeluae cous
the the property effected b. 'he Injunction "hH vi"
az Least ~D,tuO
Plaa's counsel replied that the sni brought to res
defendant from ait uing public nuisance Ia the vS'es -
the harbor the order retunlbe requires m 70 brow
csuse again Injunction No shown No answer
The nuisance CHARGED usi be taken dslfed suc an
failure the moving papers 10 BE- nad me bs.
any action security il should be rather to reduce Il @
o increase IL. q,
Tho Judge refused the amount Of the security end
al order entered eonng the defendant prayed not
dissolve the Injunction or increase the security
DECISIONS.
FREDERICK Trenor ct al. agt Andrew Tacbere ct AL
Nation to discharge attachment denied with : 10 costs
H. ID. Townsend agt. l.. Il. Sackett ct al.--Motiol
for injunction and receiver granted, with $40 costs 70 abide
event -,
ALLEGED UsuRY.
Duncan Sherman Go. sgt The Onopdasa SAT- 20 OF q
This was the Gaze published IN The IitlBCAE Oh
Tnesday The plaintiffs sued to 5000 nPon wo poi
i.sorv note. The defeuse set up usury Ihr ut t
d. ysJiet for the plaintiffs FOR the full amount csined
Laroau. c. Barlow for Plaintiffs Culsmins, A"As'0"'
Green Tor oeiehsahe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29
COMMON PLEAS-Cs.ssEss.-Noy 2s.-Brfofe Jndse
hVAp

fUM1hVIf ILr'fS- I."n'n' WV "
poARpIsG-uousg IIBss-THE ACT oF 1850 N RbLA-
TIoE THERETO.
Edwin Wilcox ss John IL Mason.
This was motion 20 yet aside pros eedings in re-
oyin ON the ground ccy Of the affidavit mad. by 1b
plaintiff to the suit appears that the plaintiff claimed prop
fry Keeper under the law Of 1860 seg pg that
he had lien tor defendants property Couns fo DE-
ndant esined that the aiayit which the painns clam
sa unded wa. because lst did net sat- that
the accrued before the OF the act OF n
lso I'd II does that the property rs IN ne
nn,iai, boarding house 3D. II alleges ndebtedness ~
but does not defendant the owro OF the
propyrty Al any u. Ah Il does not show that any ~ eei-
ever due for board ,h.t defendant eseea 70
psy sny board Decision reserved -
< H. " hi.rhead for motion; Henry White, opposed
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Rece;pts Of Produce.

k,.2-ie4.s bhl. Flour 90 do. Corn M-al, 80 do OFT
Meal 1897 o b. What L.. 100 do Cor, 2.,ino D. Osts,
0 5s &c. bsey l52 pks LsgJ ~ 10. SEED 80 d. Missy,
l. do. A.hes l",o do. Provisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29
corRT CALTNpAR-PRrpAy.

SUPREME CouRT-CRcUIT--Par I-(Short Cause !.
No. 52l7 59lz 572a 203s 1896 512 J229 500 52lt ei
sag asa 6is3 s223 5O3 SOL ;e GsO $751; 4i5 ol2 tso
SOS 6l55, 577e, 37,s, $685. Part li-Lnchsnged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29
strprRIOR COuRT-SPECI.L TgRs-Nov. zs-beio7s
Justice HoyysNs.

SUPERIOR COURT--SPsCI.L TsRs-Hov' zS'-D"'''e
Justice HoyysAS.
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST DIR. CARhoChAH'
Henry sgt. Csrnochan 49, , -,
The plaintiff sued Prof. Carnochan for hoei 4. sP.
pears that plaintiff formerly an sss,sns IN 'he o
he attendant Some disagreement ensued between me p
and the plaintiff lett He then sued the defendant Tor SCI
and recovered verdict Of 400 in the Marine Co1l
then went 10 Medical College in Vermont to o'ncude ms
re-, While there the plaintiff alleged tho dcoadsn,
y s,u. letter 10 the Dean Of the College, claiming ta, ne
an mposter The case up to-day motion o! ne
an, ont certain portions Of tho complaint az Irrelevant
A. r. Dyett for plaintiff Cosdet Bros FOR deisndant-
DECISIONS.
VIM. s. Conant agt. Geo. V. Decentralization de-
ued and order TO and stay Of Discharged
Nth 81 costs. ~ - r II.
Bruno EhI.rs agt. Mary Ehlsrs.-Dccree OF divorce
granted.
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New1lork daily Gribn,te
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET
REPORT.

FoR TIN W,sK ENpns WsDsEspiY, Nov. %, 1850.
RECEIPrs CATTLE OF ALL KINDS, FOR rBk WIFE
According the reports the market places in the
city, there have been received this week:
Ehe.n and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANl

Jrains leave:
PROM CRAsBERs-$T.:
EspSe,s, : and ii n M, and J
y. M.
Sf.y an&AlbApy, Msil at 3:lS
Troy and Albany with Sleep
k8g-eerl, Q: Is p. m.
PO1ghkeepsie Train, 1900 N.
and p. M.
Peekskin Train, Sp. N.
Sans Sing Train. 10 q m. aud
4:3o, $3.50. and e:4o p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

IN ROAD, FOR Albany and Troy connecting with the New
MA Central Rahord all points West Northwest and
soehw est and With the Northern Railroad for Saratoga Rat
md Burlington Pstsburg Rouses Point Ogienshurgh and
NontTeal in ard after MONDAY, Nov IS liS trans win
ksys 26tb-s Station, New orb oloNs For Absuy, Ia
~ D. m Express aud lO:30A ENpress Maid Train FOR
Croton Falls p a. stopping a. all sttions above Norkvie
For mite Psns G;ls m, 2:20 and 5o stopping At all
stations For " hte Plains e:5 from Nhest Depot,
ssopping It all sations For WsmsbT1ge, ii aud 3:3Jp
hcm 26thst Depot stopping at al slstions For WinnS
bcge II rs m. (Wednesdayt and Saturdays only fro ft
1t. Depot, stopping az eli stations.
GFlrhNEG viii leave Albany and $3.50 M Esst
M. East Albany, MS p m-Express Mali Train. Iroton
Fafs NJ stopping az all station, above fremont White
PIn 10 100 aud NJ and stopping ct slsaions
Mllisnsbri1se $3.50 and m, Stopping at az stations
William sbride 10 tMe3neSdayS sNd Saturdays on,yb
stoppng al ali stationt JOHN BCRCHILI, Ass't Supt.
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feaal Motires.


objection NOTICE.-Pmsuant 10 tho Pro-
IL visions Of Laws of this Sala Public Notice IL ,Teby
fiven by the Common Council Of The ,ny NewYork that
ELECTION viii be held in each the Election District. 4 tbs
several Wards OF said City, the FIRST tt ESDAY Of Do
eenbeI being the Fourth day Of December, 1891
The Polls viii be held the places by the Common
Council the places Ut which Elections shah be held in -ai
City during present year. and the fos viii open sun
rsV, and remain until Sunset when they viii be lily
closed. .
The officer. be voted for such Election the following
Justice M the 9Th Judicial District comprising the 6ih and
20h Nnrds In this city 80 Tho Act OF Legislature
passed AIrl II, 1850.
An Aersn in each Of the Alormac Districts Of the city
having odd numerical dotisnaton VIZ is, ID, 5b, nh 9Th
18th, 18th, 18th and 18th.
Two Coustshles in each Ward.
Six tounclmen In each Senatorial District.
One Couni. ,ion.r of Common schools for sihh Ward
One Inspector Of Common schools foG each Ward
Two Trustees OF Common Schools for each Word
And persons I'LL such vacancies have occurred in the
School Offices the various Wards by Of death,
ton from other
By order OF the Common Council,
ID. 4. VALENTINE,
Clerk OF Common Council.
no,oJ N.usyork Nov 10 lgs0
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VoRTHERN RAILROAD Of N. J.-ran ar

IN ranreses -Chsnre Of Time Trains foot OF Court
knSl Jsusy City Ferry daily sundays erospted) at
and for SnAern and $50 for Monsys and
\ M and $3.50 and p for Piermont Leave 5nasrn at
75o n m Leave Monsey at M Leave Permont $3.50
NJ aud 49, ard 9:l5 On Saturdays Way PASSENGER
TT,in will leave New York for PfTpont at II M stoppns AZ
n s.sliOne On Sunday nghise Min and Passenger n Win
lave Snfern NJ aud PermcDt l05 arriving at New
Yok l2io eteges connect for Hscksnsaek. Nyucl
CITY and HavcrstraW. b. y SEYMOUR. Sep't
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Dated N.w.York, Nov. "a, 1880.

NOTICE of application for the DISCHARGE of
IN an INsOlVEN from his debts pursuant the provisions
of the third article Of the first title OF the NTH chapter OF the
s~ooud part Of the Revised Statutes NATHAN r. MASON OF
The CITY Newly orb nsoycn Notice first pubshedOct
Creditors appear before the Hon Charles r. DAILY,
the Court OF Common Pleas for the City Of New
York al the Chambers the said Court in the City Hall Ia the
CITY of kewYork the third day Of January A. d. 1851 a. 10
O'Clock g. m why the so should not make
assignment and be discharged from his debts
Ocs- TO- 1900. JOHN FITCH,
oil iawllwTht Attorney for lnsolveut, No. A Wallt,
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Ok s ~ = M ., e, sSf WA ss
PalS, : n..::i. ga q Wistfi;;;:'..' Sel@
Ls': s.i s:y4d% IS F sar 2ss Sy': 0t$
I.'sf kSsh. 3 :; sIP IND &C.. Cos %
NJ W. e. sa:. . g c6 5s E sssi Co. So
ssPqIT, cfddc g = % R2 h. W. b. &c
PRUi - or NIKE: ,t oci aud aousi small
.es Of he O.; " Prime at ~ Be- j. e'osd. spd IN
end = Il Tor nv R1tr Prime Ne. euir end noriuai
Ss0Fl5 bacon is in request. ei Of 81 zoo a " o. 10
Long Ribbed Lard l. lower, and ia limited demands fle o.
oo S9 cs. ne Che 49, n good gS j-po n p To- cIpo
R R.. NH er 81 81 sd q 2fPS e as 99 3 %
B ssG Mess Hess c iiy nominal Pr r. 81. YIN e o.
s sS~ Ms u.s. VIZ. 7s&io 90 Led b5 t..ii@3
Beef hess Extra IL Ood- 90 Hams, Picked ..'..P.GH
Ps1 PSs Ne, is Sdi3 g ;hslder. Pcsled. 7ie
Pef or VIII, ig COD 'hondgs Dry ssl:ed T Ws;..
81 slI2 I bb Dyrsrans ,. ~ 3'G p 10 Peach Blows
- 2.0 5oi Nolr. At 90 W and NSy1 se'a, lfon
s .s.si (. a . 49, S !, 5b
RCF Z sielJy: s1ra cf 80 tcs at SD ~ 80 = 400 r.
sUGAR-Ife densut istyial, safe %! 'J hhd Cuba ~
a6lc. Ref1ed IRE selling more Freely ,,,,.,...,
SktNS-1ne msrse io a ds-cIip.aas =. e- ana o'n'o
SEEDsIe make: Clogereed lower the supply hss
fre,-d AID tae inquiry ezPor fliT Oh, .e are ~
mud nbs agloac Timothy Seed is in mode demand
~ 4? q = btsb Rol7h f!aotd h IN fair request q ~ 900
SsHiiGT-W,s quot Dsop 81 Go, AID Back e &C., oa,h.
SPFL1ER1he markc, Is very duh sd Hat and price, sTe
b. nominal. ~, 49, -
TIN-trrl.-sr conuues dnil And depressed We hear Of
.s Of Bsr. Cssh IN PLATE. Their - little dong aud
", h,y. on of 100 boe Coke Aerne ON private
1ALLON i &. i,ir tsuaudi the nars.t freely supplies
end rres 1ltrr slps oi gCf ~ 80 9sfIi!ci cash
RGAiEBOSE-We haze noliug He~ to rcpoH anoe our
LAST. al,
WOOI-Tl-l. r. but lit.le change 70 notice The market
.,tirues dull md l.y .nd p.. mus- ere ong -unrr de
rlne The only item OF interest ree lat II tle ernvei
.ikiJs oi l,2r bale Cullfura!a Wool =,
VHiSHY-Ibslsa, /. heavy sud tlr dsHsUdl ess asive
s.lss OF ~ Doe. a. l9c.
LlSC-1btt 4 H3thn. t3n-, ard lcr' az 't'S A2l'A-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

ETOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RlNER-The splendid and superior
METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New orb every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY at oeloSh E.
M and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at {oclock p 70, from Pies No
3N.R.
Hereafter win be regarded secured 10 any spp
can't until the shah have been paid for.
Freight h forwarded through With great dispatch By
WM BORDEN. Agent, Nos 20 and a west-st.
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ nrNkIRk EXPRESS u a m. fgr Dunhist. BnilaIo

~ DUNKIRK EXPRESS 81 M, for Dunkkt, Buffalo,
Canan daieuA, and principal Stations.
MAIL at sl5 tor Duniirk and intermediate 5stions
This Train remains night at Elmira
WAY st3:3Op M, fOz Misdletown, Newburh, and intss
mediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, at D. M, Sor DUnkiIk Budalo
CADadagua and principal Sstiona The Au Of Saturday
Ut al AslTTsin Stations, and nuns only % K1IniIa
CHAS. MINOT, General Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

GORE CoRNs and BINIONs are ros s C. IN
W rIN h. pIp UY d. rw'Ss, Hs. eS hfosd"es'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

Dox'T DO IT-Don't go to a newspaper
Office of morning and sit down and talk
an hour or So to the editors. And il you
happen to be there when the mail comes in,
dent take all the bsst exchange papers and
scatter them about. The genteel way to do
the fLing is to lit quietly until the editors
have had the first lick at them, and then
pitch in and read the news. not to the ed
ilors. but 10 yourself. Very few editors can
talk and work at the same time 10 any adj
vantage. A halEhour's talk with them just
as they ct fairly to work in the morning,
sometimas "disc0mb0berates" tn m Tor tie
rest of The day. In the afternoon. when the
"hands" have been supplied with copy
enough to do them, they are not SO partic-
ular.
We once knew a young man who used
TO come into the sanctum regularly every
day with the exchange papers. He rarely
remained longer than fifteen minutes, but
in that time be would look over every paper,
aud then walk out, leaving them all unfold
ed upon the table, in pile three feet high
We finally employed man To t IL him that
he was dern, fool. and he has never been
known to enter printing office since.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

RENTING OF THE New HOTEL.-The new
hotel now being erected on the corner OF
Cherry and Church streets, has been rented
by Messrs. CHADWICK & SYKES. of the Girard
House. Philadelphia. This will be very graf
flying news to all who desire to see first
class hotel in Nashville. Messrs. CHADWICK
& SYKES have made the Girard one of the
most popular houses in the Union, and in
their hands our new hotel will be second to
none. They are the very men we want.
We learn that they have rented the hotel
upon terms that will prove remunerative to
the owners of the buildings. and that the con-
tract is highly satisfactory to all concerned.
Messrs. CHADWICK and SYKES will furnish the
building in the most elegant and eomfOrta-
Bile style, and expect to throw open the
house to The public at much earlier day
than was at first anticipated.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

pupils from widowed mothers and thereby
taking the bread from the moatbs of her
children, and in defiance of Law and justice,
placing them ia schools so crowded that the
same Mr.. Pearl said to the Board In his re-
port in 1853. "Give us commodious house
on College Hill and Examination Hall upon
the lot adjoining the Hume Building" Yet
In the face of this and the expenditure CT
some $4,000 for more school room. the
same Mr.. P. tells the people through the COM
mittee, s'that. these admissions have not
been made when the schools were thereby
incommoded," and yet again IN the face OF
this the committee tell Us, "Some of The
rooms are too much crow ded. and some of
the teachers probably have more pupils than
they can do justice to; but this, il ia said.
will be remeded when the Howard School
Building is Finished
In this harmonious relation of things. the
public must judge whether consistency. JUS
tice or 1.-THE side of humanity" is most man
ifest.
The Superintendent is no doubt some
times imposed upon in regard to the residence
| of pupils" Where is the evidence that he
has been so imposed upon? Does not the
testimony show that he has been imposing
upon the Board and the people. by violating
law and then making a report that shows
only part of what be has done. 1.-The COM
mittee recommend that it be the duty of
teachers TO inform themselves as to the limits
of the corporation. residence of pupils" Are
the committee not aware that this was their
duty from the first, and that = calling upon
them (the parents1 once during each school
Session. is one of the rules of the Board.
They also recommend the passage of an
act by the City Council, making the viola
tion of the law upon this subj ct by parents
or others final offence" This is certainly
rich: city officer" erred on the side of hu-
mani,y." in permitting the country people
20 do an act. aud yet they are to be fined tor
doing it. This is novel way to increase the
city revenues. 1t would certainly do more
for Its revenues Than for lis reputation.
In my nexi l will suggest remedy more
effectuai aud more consistent with justice
and good policy. Whether my rep TT or the
Committees report will ultimately be most
beneficial to the city is for The the people to
judge. j. w. DoLBEAR.
z. S--My last offence. as per g straws," is
that pay no taxesi Wonder if Garabald
pays taxes in Sicily. l pay taxes on every
thing 1 eat.