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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

IN steanship driatie Jrors SoutGmptos and Hae,sCaP
4. Grey, r. Rev BihSp KiO and son, Rey ". Adam; o.
more Mics Kecbum, Col Picksns ecu. g. Minister ST.
Petershrs, lady, dsnsher, AVID family Col Lay, " A.,
and lady. Frederick Sch1chsrj .dy, and family James
W. Bro~p Miss Amelia Yad samuel AcLesu, lady, sud fam
fly James Mclean, lady, and family, Mics Cochran, Walker B.
Coms.ock II. NJ Msylee Mrs Marcy and d.ush.r, MIRA
fsecIefsry u g. Legation q, Pss Dr. Charles D. Smith Ms.
Waller Msjor O. DE- Rnmioe Cornelius Baker and ldy Mis-
Pbebe a. Beksr Ms Kennedy Miss n. Baker Miss IRA
Mr.. ostenhOfer and child r. Monu Henderson and ,dy,
Ms Henderson, Mise H. Zacharre New Orlesns c. sillo,
R Mgrgby c Thomson, 9. W. McBns', Phnsls, ID
Rodusn Miss Rodman j. S. HohLiss Knovsr and family.
A French lady, and cbnd, W. Merrill J. 3. Wadns and
C. Talbot, Tyler D.vidsOn John A. MOrhs J. COtD, OH.
A. wbittsser and lady Mr., Neson ss BcocLenbury Az
en- sfy sHs ,es'S vi ~ CIV
p Jones' Mrs Jones' Mrs. Leybum, Miss Beers, B. MID
dleOn sod VIE Mrs. johnson sud two children w Kidd Lady,
C. w Darling and LADY g. 3. Dou Miss Murray g. Fergn-
SON. Miss Fergusop Mrs walker Mics Haywood. p sonns,
hn FEET NJ D., MIs KrskogE, ard two children MIRA r.
Dean and daughter NJ. Grand Miss Lrgdon c LATTE r.
H. JohnsD G. w. HI y.rd and wife Tn, T. Goa.snd,
= Z:.sn W. mopSHsla "a .G s ys sn1 TO
j. CIussns Mr., N.w~an. j. A: Wilson 4. Ritter ooara,d,
snd servant Misses Baldwin j. p Smith aud LADY, John Cows
dr. A. Bolidey P. Anderson, s. Coses aud LADY w A.
Rsson and lsdy c. Andres add lady g. Bailey. Eevo
ry; Mess Sesbury, Brewster Meni g. A. erdbrcok Royal
Chopin, 2 Mere, Davis, T. Lsere, New Orsans; w: T.
Miller NJ. BsrOybemsr, John r. Gay A. Ds~son, LsmiSs
Drown and ledy, f. Sehoe' C. Tborlyop. Smith Dodga
end family g. wsdes nr Late and son, T. L.IoDde Idels
sns Major HebbsrS, A. aIdocE J. ssnchs. and family.
h. z. Nsebran, c. Malebran, Mile Leeendre.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
MARINE CoURT-TaIAL TERx.-Nov.5 5.

THE HgENAS CAsE-PREsEsT STATE OF THE SUIT.
The suit of Mst,he se JOIN C. Heenan to recover
for the board The Wstcheser House Of Adah is.aes
MenksD the repuied wife of Heensn, was expected TO
come up for u ia in the rne Court this morning but
il WIS asceraioed thai since The last adjournment an
arrange hent had been made by which the case is post
poned until Jan. IA.
The state OF the 10 tbis Mr. c. Fine the coun-
rel for the Beneca Boy, moved originally for post
uutl Jsouary IA, account of the absence
of material wines by whom he expec ed to negative
the allegation of iage-drecty or by implication
between HeeDau and MenkeD, upon which allega-
ton the Slain of liability seemed 10 depend: hr, Tay-
lor couose for plaintiff then stated that be was will
bDg TO waive all right TO recover growing out OF any
real OF supposed MARITAL relations between the parties
With this under tanring Tbs order OF postpousnent
wac denied but the plaintiffs counsel was at the same
time directed to srike from bis pleading all allegation
of marriage and waive all claim that groand. The
case was then set down for this morning. Bat one
day last week plaintiff counsel came into court and
desired 20 reract his concession TO the right to re-
cover on the ground Of marriage and tbs defendant
was brought in upon an ordsr to show cause. The
plaintiff was finally allowed to make the retraction,
and then the def.ndent sisting upon his motion TO
postpone until Jan. IA, it was granted.
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MARINE WU-RWAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Observation-Disclosures, Skinner, Norfolk, Se., Ludlsm
ReiDcAen.
sbip.-Wu Tspscott Bell Liverpool, Tsp'cot Co. York
town. Meyer. Londor, Grnne Mntan CO. North Aocrca
Luce Liverpool Wlisns Colon AnsoSixon Caysrly San
FIanceo, W. Coieasn Co. ReynaId, Fireman. Liverpool
Comsock.
RsIks-G Dukee, Durkee, Glasgow, T. James; HUNTINGTON
White, Nor tevideo, J. Motor, j.. ~
tTiss-su,top Georgetown. q. B. Dibbe Co.. Samson,
Stefhoh 81, Marks Brodie Pettes.
ScboorerRivsr Qpeen Cole, Corpus Christi, Mc0rsaiY
Mott Co.; Emily Nickerson, Moorehesd, d. C. Murray
Hsnton, Lawrence, Baltimore, Merrill Albeit; ,. Bell
Robinson, Bermuds, c. A. Knox Co.; +. Barrett Sayssr
Newben Z. Dibble Co Lesulng Lipari Jack.onvils
G B. Dibbe Co York GSodsel Boston, Dayton Co.
Manchester Ward Charleston; Citizen Smith Aspn~an, Tap
pan Co. Peiades Mcclellan, ST. John P. l. Nevus Son
W. Hunter Bsler eavsr Dsh D. G. Murray; s. c. Eyaus Hsu
NJ nd, Wilmington, McCreedy, Mett Co.
. S!oop-lLtent, Smith, Norsich master.
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The ss,e OF the Erie Road is postponed to the 2ssh Of
Jsnusry. One Of The given for the postpone
m.Dt s some informally in tho foreclosure proceedings
IL Penn yvsns Considerable orders FOR purchase oil
Erie and Ilinos Central reported to have come out
by the Adriatc In Money the came feeling prevails ss
We noticed Saturday, want Of currency in paper,
more especially long paper at current rates. Veryf'H
nsmes will pass day better than Y cent, even II
maturing within sixty days. Any paper with South
ern name on lie esl ecally difficult TO negotiate De-
m and ], are large at Cal p cent mixed coster
ais The Auditors and Treasurer of Indiana are in
town looking after the swinders of the Boone Coudy
Bank Other arrests have probably been made to-day.
TIE parties implicated have been connected with other
bank frauds.
The weekly statement Of bank averages shows an
UNEXPECTEDLY large increase in loans over million
az tbr quarters. portion Of this has undoubtedly
been made 10 takers Of The Govern nent loan, ont
we find en- inquiry that large amount Of discounts
was made duriI the week TO Southern and Western
banks They require aid in the movement Of the crops
and in many preparing their annual reports,
and borrow strength for that purpose. The specie line
elbows conf. cradle decrease and portion of the aid to
interior banks having been sent off in specie The
bar Ike, however hold about 100000 more than they
show with but little prospect Of loosDg it coon. The
following Is comparative statement Of the condition Of
the banks of New-York City Oct. q ard Nov. 8:
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The Louisville Courier Of the I'd cay
The CLicaPo Tribune eays
riarisets-cAHErr1r kHpOr1xD ,oa Tn. N Y. rnIsgs'

hsEsThe demand FOR both kinds fair and the market
ttesdy OF o. s a. bbL -
FLOUR AND MEAb.-The market for Western and sts.e
Flour, unoeT the favorable has advanced s3loc
win good demand for export at inndo hgurss ann ~
IN fber advance IN ffeights m larger businrss
heen done The better grades hrm. AMI IN eoou
tho sts consist Of ~ 100 bhls f5 Ad 20 20 TOT
state ana "estsIni Is 6OGS5 IS for a'tIs state ~ ~ lU
choice do IS 8S0E3 90 for chipping brands ot honha
Ohio IS for the better grades do aud " ~
o. Is for St Louis extps Canadian Flour u In moaetse
supply and he choice brands coutnne scarce sales OF 5o
bbs u 45 1901 20 for eIr, fouh.rn fiour steady
hu quiet the supply IL good; h- SAB se $40 bhl' ~ "
4eG 10 iI mixed superfne Baltimore, &c and % 99a
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SUPERIOR coURT-9rSyr.L Txax- Nov. s.
COURT CALyNDAR-rBrs DAY.

SUPREME COURr-GEsERAL TERn.-Preferred,
Nos Enumerated, Nos 2, Z. ;, SO, 10, IL,
u, 10, IA, rs 16, II.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcuIr-Part Mos. 1888,
1851 1851 6a3 141 1852 1877 IS 91, SIS, 7, 2os 1884,
lIs7 1o 1909 as sis. 1919 1891, 1882 Pant -sdjourned
b. Tburdsy when the folio Wing bers oil be called Nos
1873 1909 1896 eI2 1912 1874 1897 1884, 122 1906 49,
B4 1882 hos, las. 1i62 l542, 53s, So 1916.
CoUPr OF COMMON PLEAs-part Nos 40,
20o 2no 1889 1890 22ol 212 1909 22o4 a2o6 1871 7soe
2209, 22o, 2g1 Part VI Nos 217 2io5 2l05 2los 21$
2lS4, 2ls6. 1888, 1882 1884, 21ee, 2S5 1872 2cSi.
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y our Instructions 10 tbs package Silver and copper
mnst not be Mingled IN The sams parcsl
Urne s. ~ Min, Gircu's-, in relation TO the pur-
cbae Of ,ilver tuition for coinage and In reference to
The copper seni osu he bsd by applying 10 the moaey
Department of Adams Express Company, 10 this city.
MKT OF -Hx UyIrrp STATES, PHrLapgrPHIa Oct 1852
The ov are BE resutions Of : hn' IN Isi2a 20 ,as
p the United States TO- in exshAnge Ter cents oil inc
n,r is.oe. ,on,, .,a ,,,sr.v or. cent, ~,
cupee 81 sPsd 6p.pe. Tbl silver Offer, for pnrhase win
be w,shst ne I'd and as'ayed u'os ID he resa
The receipt given at the hr't weighing must DC
Trs.epied ~ the selr or tis order. ...,,..,,.
thtre art Dried u purchase liver fT ecS.s a a,seS
Mn, Phi b. asy os NJ go sS0 Fs ,ss
The ,y'i pT'hsSdf COMA ~i DO paid TOT Id '''
Fer tbe nfoimsiisn 1.-THE public IT may stated thu; sroord
rs 70 r. seoys Ss PoIsh.. The ,'d OF various classes
Fivr fiatc pieces % 8 cents each,
Msairsn snd south American dollars los eerts each.
R,1olUons, yV OF hs%@ea" doin. (oen mkn for the
trs spsrsh dol,Isl 100 cents s.ch ,e,, us,.,..,b
The since 1897 TO the last change OF standard In 1885, Dis
spssisjqrsrers % cent, each.
Spanish eghths, 1913 cents esch
spsui,h 'isteehths Scents e,nh-
Mexican qua tsrs, rs c. nts each. .
opser don P,opoions less productive Of pre- .be
by wear than the premium wou maze up
ihoie rousd oce 1881 e. 5 will average premu Oh q
cent ef oh thei, non ips value
Ge'utn cIowps 1il2 c,nts each
SRe6isb Geuish end EnrwegisD crowns ITO cents eacl
Old French ll25 .ent- each.
Gerusn FERNS Az certs each
Prussitn and usIoye riar thslrIs u cents each.
Fire ,ilver. 1874 cents per onDcs.
hmercsp plate msnuf.cure ll902l cents per ounce
Genuire Bril- plhte 12i 3 cents per ounce 49,,
Tb. cid Of the United ses received a. ns
non IN Of FIVE dollars and upward and
cents isues given in s1cha Therefore bat no fractional
pe,t Of that amount W II be taken
reasonable Of transportation OF the copper GEMS
the Mil and the cents in rturo Of twenty dbl
lars and upsd sby point sccesbe By rafoed and steam
boat wifhe plid by the Mint 49,
JAMES ROSS sNOWDEN, Director Of the Mint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nov. S.
Before Judfe BRrTs.

THE SLAYER ERIE CONDEMNED AND ORDERED TO BE
SOLD.
The United States AIT. The Ship Erie her tackle, &c.
A. libel having teen hed against the Erie slaver
and no one appearing ia deieuse, decree Of condsm
nation was made aud the vessel ordered 70 be Sod
The vessel will be advertised for sale 10 few days by
the United States msrsbal Ths is the second decree
Of cot demDaion and sale made recently, beside
der for execution of the decree in the of the SLAYER
Orion. The Erie is the vessel which was captured off
tire Coast of Africa with nine hundred slaves board
who were sent TO Monrovia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

Steamship Adrsiic Comstock Have and Cowss Oct d.
CO Passed the Battery a. $50.
Steamship James Adser Phillips ChorestOn ndse and pass.
Slip Reporter Holt chincha I.lsnds u days. via Hampton
BARK Gsorge s. Blunt to POrsnd Brewster ssgus oot a.
sugar to Brett, Son d Co.
the Br 18th fastic to Miller BoashtOn Oct 10 and 10 Ia
l. 90 Ion. a. experienced hurricane from 3 e. I, g. w;
thibs movable on decki Spd. Ssils, &c 'e = ''
Big W r. sawyer tOf H.,rg,on, Smith, Remedies oc'.
Titnss Croker l.mscLj, heuce for New.Oriear'
Bis John Butler Br Miner Platte 0ct y, nahos.
any Sc. TO H. o. smith Experienced heavy weather IN the
Big Sea Lax Hoplin. Ma.ss vi, Gibraltar 20 days. f,
Big wsceamss iof Bucks1ie), Ncke. sssua Oct. H.
brig obrsn PdmmsT, jacksonville II days. yellow pine to
schr Paradise Dr. o'Huifas Kicker DeDa Sep, y pissed
Gibraltar Oct fuit Hamilton Bros No date lat y 81
ou a IL spoke barb Tsmso Of aud ou Bal,nore f1f Mon
schr Lah Rich ot Frspkort Nckerson (ased ah). Malta
sP ~ ,au S ,sa set OK ssp wo Ss weather. had
eery winds SO: Of The ip1 30 sv
sulnr add mOasses r. Pe,en Experienced some very
scSr wm L. Burroughs BialfOd, Savannah days, co.sos
sctG $ j. wafins smith Savannah day., cotton Nc
ssSi Sea Witch, Smith, fredericksburg dsy W.
scir Has Winters Petersburg days, -four and tobacco
sLr Kssbsc Long Para Oct II, rubber nuts &C.. E. L.
schr Hsthsne Chsce Doane Bsa,oa days. fruit TO Thos
Gilm6Itin.
schT SEE Witch Tyler. Providence for Philadelphia.
schr Ecanor Parker. Poit Even. coal for Frankfort
Schr San uel Eddy Paiten, Baltimore days coal
schr. 4. n. Bennett, Wood, Alexandra 3 days, coal
Schr. France, Council, Alox sodIia days, coal
Scbr L Crook, Jekr son. Arbsay for New London.
Srhr T.. J. RAypor. RsynoT Baltimore days, coal
scbr Hattie Lou Williams, Berlin days. corn 10 B. box
schr. u. Mergin Avery. Alexandra 8 days, Goa.
schr. Wild Rover, Small, Gloucester days, tab.
Schr. James Coster -, Virginia days. wood.
sshr Edwin Steyeus Suress Albany lumber for Boston
schr G. \. Crook. EysIhsD. Baltimore 2 days, coal
Ser T. Armstrong Nickerson Albany, Lumber for Boston
Schr. Dr. Rogers Mitchl. Norwich l6 hours.
schr H. T.. We,ton. Long Philadelphia coal for Salem.
schr Adine, Young Philadelphia coal for Providence.
stfsmer G. p Smith Brsdow, from NesBedord havDe In
tow the propeller 4. II. Bowman. dsabled.
Steamer Beverly. Pierce, Philadelphia, mdse. 70 j. \ NJ
BnEgs.
Steamer P. T. Hart sidden, Phiadelphis. msse to NJ
Briggs
Steamer Pelican. Baker Providence. mdse TO Isaac odsi
Steamer Bristol Allen, Philadelphia, mdse 70 Loper Mia
patrick
WINDS S. z. at sunset
Tie chip NJ Whnore previously reported stranded "a pm
DUN BAY had on board $40 bbl flour oS7 bush Whea
and go staye- valued OF tc0o0O
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Receipts Of Produce.

Tbt1l by all Routes Moo ls60-l9eS3 bbs Flour, ta
bbls Corn Ma 49, 69i bush Wheat bush Corn 10 ot
tush Data 1909 bush Barley 1874 BUSH Rye 1923 pkgs Pro
visions, 10 pt g. Ashes 50 pkgs Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
1ius stoeL On the N. Y. and Erie Railroad.

IAMPVILLk M0ndAy, NOV, D, Io1U
For week ending Monday, Nov 80 cars Cattle ~ csri
Hcg I6 cars Sheep 10 cars Hdrsss Total stock l6 adj IA
cars Il Express freight .t punber Of hauled oy
Stock Express tfains during the week, 260.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

pUt pwjsb;-i .pp..rs5 c,7ns 10 Mr Cooper.
y dg suhsflsrd-pfs appeared on the oth-r sidsi
Prof Dwight-No ST.
n tfe Court of Appeais.
Prot pwhh-i serysd n,toe On IN. ci4rk
JUDGE Sptherlud-He had No O. de,s from Cr,rt
Prof Dwsht-1bs IN .hs w.y ao1 n wa
srsDed before 'h Coz Of Appeals By ye ana tse order Of
N Court wss rtv@Ted.
Judes SoheiardH was prrts ,rrnpect h,n sud M
are M, sarl from he o'ber i5e We VIII the ospsr,
Tho Couit tbsn took op the srgomsn. o. mo.ioaa
SUPERIOR COURT-9ySvRAL TxRu- Roy s.
DECISIONS.
Lewis art. Barr, Assignee. &c-The pspsvr are not
prepared snd be oond 10 the bsnd' Of the General
Tenn CleTS A., ~.
SPECIAL TERx--Before J1sti,s BoswoRrB
DECISION.
Arpnux ct al ag'. Phelan = New trial granted, M
less ipplaes Jsdlct $50 20 from bis cots ana
be 20 spnoes the motion 10 denied bot without costs 70 sfhs
party. 80
deui.d with 6 10 cos's.
Before Jostire R1BKRrsOy.
james McB'ide e. al sgt w. Farley Gray.-Mot'on
10 contir ne irjur elton denied vth $40 co'ts
NJ Fslsom act John I. StewarG-OTder OF refer
ence 10 c. A. Peabody, esq
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TAdve1tisem
III r H. THE PRINCE OF WALES and SUITE 81

BRADY's kITIoSAL PORTRAIT GALLERY,
Corner OF Broadway and l0h-st
TIE ONLY GALLRRY TIE UNITED STATES
Honored with a Special Ysi. by The Royal party.
Fboogrsph Of H. r II. the Prince Of Wales and SUITE On
vfv at Hradys Gallery.
Copss IN every style Of the art Tor sale
Gallery open from N. 10 p m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

Rus OVER AND KILLED -Edws Golden native
arg IT ne truck bsvog on three large foundation stones
soosh Gem street. when Of the wheels struck ru IN
the and be thrown from bis seat lie fell directly
meath Of be which passed over bis breast nqung
Mo fatally He Immediately conveyed TO the Newly
he died In a The deceased lived in
rtieth nsr Second An inquest viii be held on
Me body TO day
ROBBED A MILKNAE.-George w. Gfiswold was
arrested OF Sur6sy by Ocer Irving the Twentieth Wad
cha having stolen $40 worth OF coiog from Austin
Fsler, iknsn IL Eighty fifth street. The prisoner was
Sound in East Chester, and the property recovered
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Disasters, DC.

RryF,Io Nov aT1e brig John 6, Deshler nom the .pPgs
Lakes 10 Bnaso loaded with Wheat sunk ia ssA ws.s
Tie Straits OF Macinac Assistance has been sens 70 h"i NV"
heoinac. . p,s ur.t.-,~ 1,st.
ly telegraph Erseod Wster eco, Sec Bd unas'~n'"s
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.lEorBER IsCESDIARY FIRE AT PoUGHKEEPsIE-
F,yTy MES Throws OUT or EsPLoYaEsT-On
Rs,Uday morning last, between 4 and O'Clock, fire
Wa. issuing from ths extensive coopsrsge, owned
BY HssUs. Seight & Pauldipg situased on the Whale
Deck, feet Of DuStess avenue Pougbkeepse. The
hrtmep were promptly on the ground, aud used every
exc ton TO 'ay the progress of the flames, bat such
Roadway hid they obtained before the alarm was
given thSt their Efforts we're Of no avail except to
eos fna the snes to the burning building This was
With diff ~ done quite breeze vas blowing at
0e tine, snd uDd the fire were sorehouses aad
k1ilcI Ps In dangerous proximity. The fire was q
very lIge tIe ad the ipf4mnable uetlre Of the ma
ssrss barred caused the ames shoot high 10 the sir
Nsni1 ing he ky and making the city as light 81 day
For reaIy two hours the ire ragged fercely, at the
end Of which time the tuildiDgs and their contents
were heap OF rims. The loss on buildings, tools,
stosk, ahd machinery Is variOusy estiDsted at from
$40 COO to SI2 000 The vss bot partial insurance
uesn the properly In the buildngs the tools Of
tke wotknsn In ff chefts which were also de-
stroyed. Many Of there chests of tools were worth
ever 800 eSeb. All the woIb men, 10 the number of
kf,y are thrown out of employ nsnt. The buildings
were bat recently erected. The fire. was doubt the
vs,k # an iDc-nd ~ ss the fires always care
fully gnbsd previous 10 shntrg mp for the night
hight wa noticed 10 the upper stories Of the building
soastime before the alarm was gwen, but no notice
vas taken Of it, as Il was thought to be Of the
woi kmep. kessTs. Sleieht q Pauding intend 10 CON-
Hepse rebuilding Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

Pesnces for week endinf Nov. S......... 'V"." 4.
The Direcio- Of the Mint, with the approval OF inc
Secretary OF tbs Treasury of the United States hh'
arranged wiz The adams Express Company Tor the
tranoa,ica fass OF cost to the shipper, OF the oa
copper cents in sums of so and upward TO the MINI
and of the new cent? in return 10 all Pons IN the Az
arc States, accessible by railroad and steamboat ann
all other places which be reached BY means Oh con
vevapce no, mourning unreasonable expense Adaui'
E,pres, Company act as agents for forwarding the
coins 10 and exchange ng them at the Mint Each par
eel Of silver should be securely envelOPsd and fastened
Enclo,e the memo randum Of the amount and oehoih
nations IN the package Pot the whole in good ,ru,s
portable order Seal, mark the value on the outHoe
drecs 10 the United States Mint Philadelphia incloslng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
Rsv,y,x Bank Of Beverly, Maaachossrs. The billie
,sss aslv sy.ssted ard would NOS deceive in

Csssrss OF THE COURIs-This being election day,
tA.,e sill be business transsced In the Courts be-
fexs Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
IAdYar,isement

THE SIAMEsE Twins close their exhibition at
Museum next Saturday Those who would them
n,,t 40 ms week they sail for CsfoInt Monday All
IN er curl sites wall b. vibe also JOSEPH AND HIS
BEtTHrRE which IN it, last week. viii be produced a.
and u o'clock D. N.
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Nv TELEGRAPH

CHARLESTON Nov s-Ths q. g. NJ. steamship Nsshmhs,
Saturday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

HuIsAScIs, DISEASED MEAT, AND STREET CLEAN
me- The following ia schedule of the work done
IN the bureau Of Sanitary Inspection for the week end
he Nov, 8:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

STAlfsiERING CURED, HOWEVER CAUSED, by a
new method by Dr. A. II SsgDLEY Aricust Office and re-
siaenee NO iC6 slh-st, few doors west Of Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

Inc Wnclt Oh pitCcs ~, vi
the value of si22036 against 62 of the value o.
1916 SCI in October, 1851.
The Philadelphia Ledger Of this morning announces
the failure of Smith, Murphy & Co., dry goods job
bers, Of that city. Il says:
This house IN sePenDs az snf V 1s
establishing hen'elVes in credit Their collections however
so OF lat was IA consequence probably Of the
shor crops snd eat preston Of busae In the West and inc
only alternative wa another ttoppsge"
at Milwaukee, on Friday, Eastern exchange was
firm II uyiDg, and y cent selling price. The re-
oeipts were lG4l bbls Flour, and II leo bushels Of
Wheat. The shipments were email, on account of a
storm. Freehts tended downward. Vessels were
held nonnslly at l5c but shippers would not name
rate. Tie receipts for October 1859 and 1860 cam
pare as follows:
49, 1859. 1850: o lie
whest bg'h............l,%2se 2'ai's9 's e,as
At Cincinnati Oh Friday, there was an increased de-
mand for money, but rates continued to rule a. Oa IL
= cent. The supply of Eastern exchange was larger
and gaining on the msrket. The rates were
Buying. Selling
Eew-Yors 81 prem. q. prem prem
Boston,. J5dd1i prem t9t prem
Baltimore. aSo prem td prem
hHsreea prem s7a prem
The Louisville Courier Of the I'd says
"1he market remains very stingent though the de-
msnd only moderate but banke disposed TO
nosie persons With loans 70 any extent. and mser Of Inn
pstly for TO obtain loans except those having strt
hrso.ss paper 20 chr The q. the Close Were i9z v
cents month There change in the usIket Tor
and We continue TO 9uets at the East and on Hew Or
Learn. There h but sn,al business doug IN uncurrens
money"
The Chicago Tribune eays:
Their better demssd for currency TO day on account
Of al Ia proyement in the European nat The bAakers
however oleb wen provided with currency ane pro
duee buyers found little difficulty in getting Sccofnulods
tore Eastern Exchsnge in good demand on the street Of
cent premium and the selling at the banks firm At
lie Some Of the bsDke found short Of Exchange
tod.y and In order to supply their custoner paid cent
premium"