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rarkc,. ReDorted by 7slserspl.

AIR.yy Nov 8, D. m-FLOUs: demand steady WByAr-
sales Of $500 bush az 81 % Cor White Csnsd. sl for Or
binary White Michigan and 81 s. Coz choice .t9 BAsLsr n
66063c for Winter, end 6toc for State four Io~ed
Of 20 800 bush OATs at for stse sales q 900 bash
CORs, at 6sc. in a is Western Mixed; WH,sKr-2fs:
shade better with doDg sales 500 busn No. Chicago
Spring O3t 200 bu.h do, 81 o. a1oat; 100 Csnsda
Club e To- end 500 bush White Canadian 81 90 Coax
quiet BARLEY In moderate demand sales $3.50 Bay oGints a.
fSc and go prime ToroOto on private Rye steady;
of 49, 600 bush Cai adam st @ Pas held at Sc CAsAL
FRrGnTs acc, Wheat &c., Corn lTc 70 New
Yerk LABE INPOFTs-l0l 500 bush Wheat % LOO bush Cora
AGO bush Barley $500 oush Rye, liz 900 bush Peas CASH
ExPoAIs-l,265 bbls Flour 5000 bush Whes, $500 bush
Corp, Il Zo) bush. Bailey
BrFFAIo, Nov. 8, . p m--FLoUg quiet and unchanged
WHRAr in fair den and bat terdiD dognwsd sae yesterday
aernoon Ob SD. No. Chi ago sprg AZ Tc 0ce bush
98c 0O bush No do OF IS 6oO BUSH North west
ern Club Of II O2 90 bush No Chicago private
nina ~ 900 bush No. Chicago Spring q. &c. II 900
BUSH No. Miwaukeelub Fl o. 900 bush Canada Cluh at
ST. 600 bush Red Winter a. - los 5000 bdsh White Via
at 81 20. Com dnili soles fRzGHTs dali and
changed IsPORTs son bbs Flour % coo bush Whes %
hpsh Corn, 100 bush Barley Canal ExPoRrs 10000 bush
""'a3 PORT OF sOSToN AND CHARLEsTowN
The foow the Non hs St,tement Of the ylue o, In
ports and lpos of Goods Waves and Merchandise, entered
daring the ni6pth Of Octossr le60:
Species 9f Goods, Wares and herchdndlse Fal1-.
IDpons-Dutiabe, red for consumption.
Inpots-nufabls vsIehoused. ................. 69E
Imports Free Exclusive OF Specie and Bulon)... slo01
Inpots-Specie and Bullion. l53
Total Imports. 7ss ~
Merchandise 263.eB
xpots- Forezn Merchandise du iabe.......... ga
E1PSs:sSsiisp sh af Bs.5 is
Total .sIiaoss
Mernhandhe Withdrawn from WAREHOUSE Tor consump- -
&3l3,tH
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
DELAWARE COUNTY.


SscosrespOndsDee Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
MIDDLETON Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1860.
Il hasten TO inform you that the town a hid
dletSn j. redeemed. il has always given heretofore
BOO majority Democrs' now 1t has gone for Lincoln
.1y % majority.
Morgan, for Governor, comes fully up 10 Lincoln.
Roxtury, ID District Al maj ority for Lincoln Thh
district was alec strongly Democratic heretofore.
NJ. H C.
SCHUYLER COUNTY, N. Y.
{ sss1espondsnce Of The NJ Y Tribune.
HAvAgA, n. y, Nov. G, 1860.
The following lie the result Of the election IN
sbE county:
Majority for LnCsln, so.
MGrssn over Kelly, Co., Brady received about 100
voice.
Divers majority for Congress, 800
Me2ae lRep elected to the Assembly, and al Of the
Republican County ticket by majoiities ranging from
t4O .o 800 Tery truly &C.
OLD PEQUONNOCK.
.c,rrespoadanee Of The N. Y. Tribune
Boosros, Norris Co., N. D., Now 1850.
Eelow send yon the returns from Pequonpoek, the
banner township of Hew-Jersey: .,o
ELe-toTg-Lincoln."..~. fusion..sM MAI, go
. Congy<ss-B EdsalL...745 Cobb.....@S5 MAJ 4g0
1ssess Wv--Jobn Hil..70 Lyon.....232 MAJ DO
lan,vef-I,iucoln maj. IS EdsaI. ...-........ 10
x sU tie tyWrs IN the IVth District had Peep
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ASoTHER EARTHQUAKE IN CASADA-A letter from
Smiths Falls, Canada, to The Toronto LeadeT dated
Ost -, says:
"An unusually violent mock Of en- earthquake was
felt on Saturday morning in this village abou c'ck
a. m. To give you an idea of i.s alarming violence,
NJ G. F. shannon, citizen Of this place, was KNOCKED
knock down stoves and dishes from the shelves OF
tone of the bouses The noise made by it was ike that
ofd mt lnnderu
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sUpHyxs CouRr-C'1Rcurr-part Mos. 1851.
p.a, ea 1915 1857 7ss, ii5, as. 1913, igzi las, hz7
1879 1lss l44 1895 6I3 1911 1919 Part H. short esesl
Nos. Sgl sir s5g 53l2 5}9 i5Is, 523, ssi7, $685. N1I
80. 1851, $685. 1880 t1tl 57o9 500 1884, sp Ne sss
Co.'s. '
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part L-Noa Gil. 6Hi, 963
100 lto9, 10ll 1873, 1918 1911 0ol. O25, 7G5 lo27 l0s
ltSl lotl 9s7 49, Part INos a2s sSs sSa, 90 81, ST.
CoURr or COMMON PLEAs-Pat I.-Sos 1879
2241, 224g 1850 10 1858 22o 2ssl. 22s2 Part goS ana
poo 2ll5 2z3 225 sz3s, 13s, RAJ, 22s2, 2ss 224s nj
Ill lgJ li54 - ~,
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PARADE OF THE MIsgIE MN. The Monte Men Of
Jeey CT turned ont last night in full force to cela-
bra'e the election Of Mr.. Perry for Congress, over
Spesker Pennington. They marched through the
,trtete headed by tand Of music and illuminated
with torches and Roman candles. 4 hundred guns
we're also fred.
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RELIEF FOR SrRIAS SUYFKEERs-The Committee
for the relief Of TIE d,tue aud .uas syria usnowseSs
the receipt Of the following SUMS
Third Coruepl iiona Church, New Raven sIl 81 c.sh
$40; Miller Clesrspila Md %; j. Murrsy, 0reenwo OF
D. pot, Va, as T. a Hedius.ol fredouis u, $5i a.
Net rae, 80; 4. V. De Ait Albany f3; %. ii 81; X
81. g, 81 Maurice LtIingan, Va. e5, 4 end u IL
vyck Ch,pel, Kit gstou, o. Y, eliOi A. g. 70; A. Rcd
Einniitsburr Nd, -, PennyAn 81; J.J Woodrow, Hills
boIough as H. G. Bhdsman, IS Though ~ A. Obsgser,
4ll Chhsts Church r. BordentoTn, #37; Collins.
VILE %, IS; Cash. hb H. &, Amherst, H., %; n r..
Sing sirg $40 conGspaionsl Church lo'end4o Wiz el '5
" smhh ClncinnA Ohio. .sl Cash. So; Widm'f hltg,
Com SOC Congregational Church. Wetpor sT o., willow,
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<trrRsopeYs q Evlgrato1 sets forth thss tNers is
he eopet has ne shpDeos Of Margaret Cfoose wa
ssseNd 10 relieve relatives IN Ireland aud thro the
ssPpori taie department. for the hs time Of toe udi
vi5aal. W. are now overburdened By :boee already
foyttd upon ne for support By your dregard OF our
cis,es, and we hope 30 bold OF imposition will
aos meet with IL DOR emen.
A letter from Mr.. VsRPLAscK, In reply, says ne
met G. mpissioDer Curtis, and 10 conversation, says
fon him oDorsn; # the fac, that your hoard nha
ye}us 10 pay for the support of your lunaues Mr.
Curtis supposed 80 understood him. that tnst Class va
rr',,sea and paid fT b yGMSE Card. was st hi.
fact viz: that you have not paid one cent for iuoau
;srce 1854" He thought i: bgh time tns' oo!e Com
nssiopers should meet face to isce, ana see LneIe
were not other important points that were as t1e uu
Ssr.tcd "a The one referred to in the conversation with
M Cur.is ard whether something could not be dooe
10 stop the upjDs appropriation OF the fand which De-
bcogs 20 the poor o. this county ne asked Inc sl
onsmept of come ime fer the meeting of both Boards
Nothing further MS been heard from the Commis-
sioners OF Emigration relative 10 the suit pending be-
tween the two Boards. No'ice has been given that
this Board Is really to proceed a. once with tns sut
Coprscss have bsen awarded 10 Chas Vsndervoort,
st 1896 TO. carpenters work Watson Il Hard, at
CO.'S tor mason work, and N. g. Geraty, ss 500 for
piapbng work, for he extension of the Idiot House,
on Raj 61ps Island.
Admitted since. ......................''... laS
T0.A....."...",............ s%sa
pea.....,.'' '''''''''''''''''''''''''', %
ssS. 70 sisci@s; Island ss
Bert 20 sts.e Prison. D lSSs
Humber remaining Nov. q, IsSo....... T,Sa3
Decrease.
Bellevue Hospis1...... 82e Fourth District Prison.
Lxnssic Asy 10 Island Hospital I'm Wof-
ASus House. ...st oFJ oso
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 63 Island Hospital from Alms-
NoEk House
H,.Il Per Boeuinl l5Colored Home ~
RnndaIps Island .... Ss Colored Orphan Asy luIn "
RssoAs Island Hospital. 2s Children at huTse''''''
CITY OetoeVeiy''''''''''
Sseosd pistnct Prison 3ol = "a,
Third District PhsoD.... lO Total ''''''' 's'
The Board then adjourned.
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DRIVER orr BY HIS FATHER-y-LAw.-James
McDonough was brought before Ju,tie Cornwell yes.
terday en- The charge Of assault and battery preferred
by Mr. Thomas Gregry vino resides ia Undorhill
avenue. II came in evidence, that Air Nc Oonough
bad married daughter of Mr.. Gregory, her parents
know ing nothing about it. He to claim his wife,
when be was ordered gu! of the house. This I'D to
63h', ard MeDonongh was elected. He then, ii re-
verge tore down, az is alleged, Mr.. Gegorys fence,
aided by his brothers when another difficulty occurred
and be wac beatsn. The charge against him Is for
assault on Mrs Gregory. He was convicted Of tho
assault but in consequence Of the peculiar natu,e Of
the case, sentence was suspended.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Eoy. Before Judge



Margaret Watkins was charged with larceny of
money This what tie police call touch case" James
Fic d. the complainant with the girl tho Isl o. October
al tn, HzIs Hou,e where he engaged WAKING
about ser Two tLIee hcur sleep, he found that
MaTgarc bad left the room and that s watch The ysu Of
subsequently, found AT shop in Baxter
She pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was remsnded for sen
torce.
VIM !, hnson aiss Charles Coos WAS tried for larceny
osnse lie is old offender having served
OF four and nine months IN the state Prison,
eouvi lion for and larceny second On the 25h Sep
emb-T Detective Allasoa the prisoner seated in the
cabin % Of the Fell River boot apparently reading
newspperir ioer zotup 10 h ogefcOa hat 81 by
II abiDg ioly away, when the Ocer arrested
charge that IA hS absepce OF pt0o; that defendant had
neither been adoned discharged the rst conviction there
could be- cOnyi, ton under the indictment Judge Ruue
charged the Jury, that they satisfied that the prisoner
stole the property and hst he had been convicted Of previous
oense they should bring in geTdc OF guilty charged
In the Indictment fins, then verdict snply Of petty larceny
AFTER short uation the jury found verdict o. guilty
charged IN the in1iten The prisoner remandod for
ttnce till Monday.
John nsrtmsn ard HonIy Schzad, were charged with b7
No 70 Cedar street the ih OF October aud
- boxes CT cigars Herman sentenced year aud
Sehn ldt six Tonlhs 10 the PeDttontiaty.
Daniel Cat tie 4th VI October stole watch and chain
Of the value S53 nom tho poke, Of Martin Keoueh who WA
walking along Thirty hth street lie ionnd guilty grand
larceny ard was Ienands d till friday for sentence
Cosil al cuined TO Friday uouinr
The following tie o tue Grand Jury FOR the present
term The Hon frederick A COnking foreman Lewis After
buy r Edward ;. Clnk Samuel Constant John Cham.
be rain, Cnttre Msuusell Field samuel Frost, Ffauci
Leet Iheodors Fromont, Etnghan Maynard Wu y. Mott
spsnl5inG heses Dndebnl Nm. ,. Van wasenen, Martin
Waters
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME COURr-3nSEaAL TEas-Noy; a.-Boiore
Jus.i yea SUTRRR' AVID, lSGPAHAs, and BONNET. -
The New YORK Ice Co The North Western Insurance Co.
1his suit Yves brought 10 recover "a 900 alleged to be
ua non policy OF luuT Issued by the deeod.nt Tho
pray mpaDaDt aft the ordinary densn6 oi Judene
20 pet n.i that the ntr4nt be ref rmed This CAGE vas
ara by Of the Court Special Tenn and tp9n the a
uJ1neHt given defendant. The painti5 tnn
oosDed allowing him amend his complaint 80 as 20
seen only for In OBJ snins the onnt de on MS
pcy thus ay id In the icy Etthe Company
would only be spoD,,le for money due recovered % sans
commenced yesr after demand became due The defendant
to the General Term and the appeal came on Tor srgu
m M this morning.
NJ Curtis No,ts argued that tie amendment not Ia any
way allowed un1r tho &c Of any practice OF the Court th
asr psrty DEF form Of snt he could De al
lowed 70 an here would be telling where the party de-
ndart would be hssss.d that II was but Just aud
soutsbe that defendant houd have the sdve:ago Of tne
in the contract be had made that this m enec
eut Of new ait and then the CSo wG9a
entered Into by the parties lnsel io
pnti piled st the Court below pad properly decided ess
there hardship the that The defendant could
himself any jut defense he ever bad to the demand
that the upnit would be good Ia the ecion sought
10 msintl 3D. II the part Of the prayer esrg FOR the
stricken and that thus n eject the purpose
Of the cop uc. Requiring the psrJ 10 commence suit was
complied @ih thy having notice Of the demand In less 1hsn
one es t Is due The Court reserved its decision Mr.
Morrill, attorney for plaintiff; Mr. Curtis Noyes opposed
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worked up Bio Psqa,naoss, Ed,an vOdli hsvs ss'n
eleeed.,

vvo,.sa m Hfo peua snao,s, Ed,aD voclt hsve tssn
slseed.,
corre,pondeace Of The NJ y IT
BELvIDERE, New-York, Nov. z, 1860.
Information is wan,ed of gentleman Of the name
Of Fusion. Would H., S. & T. probably know.
Yours very Truly, ]. HAMS.
Warren Co. for Fusion about 500. Par! Of the same
Ticket GOO to 700 j. e., the electors Fusion are
straight Douglas
Majority for William g. Steele about 49, Rushing
Republican reelected Smith and Bennett Democrats
elected to the Assembly; also Swayze, Democrat,
State Senator.
BRADFORD COUNTY, Pa.
TIE home Of David Wimot gives Lincoln and Ham
lin nearly 5, 900 majority.
MINNESOTA.
Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
ST. AsTHoSY, lat. 45o N, Nov. s. 1860.
Not flake of snow has fallen here yet, nor has the
ground been frozen at all this FALL The weather has
been very pleasant. The crops are all secured aud
sbundapt no failure in anything and bu. for the ldud
Gales Minnesota woal6 have been financially well out
Of the woods.
YATES COUNTY, N. Y.
Returns from al the towns of this county show the
following result s: on.
Lincoln and Hamln ........'..-..'''''''''S'V iy
. Fusion. ....s..'-'...'''''''
Majority. .....r.....,......i 94o
Morgan tGoyernor) .''.'...'....-..'.'.'''ISss sS
Kelly, do. ....-..-......-'..-.''''A 'fo
Brady, lf. j.
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viii preach 10 e.h,t Of the Fsnals xsgdalfD Beuevo
KIT so.issy, IN she Pig i'm C1a7ch che R'o. DR..
sorstl, corr o. n-n,y AID Rem'en s'reet', Brook
lyp, On saoba;h evening seryi,s' to- commence a.
oclccb A eosc,ion viii be taken in aid OF the OBJ
lee A of the aasoci4 ion.
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BROOKL YW ITEMS.

TIE ELEcTIoS.--Ful returns Of the ~ sns election
show that the Republicans have elected every
the county and city tickets With the sole exception CT
one Of the Justices Of the Court OF Sessions. MI hae
WALSH, Dem. heretofore announced as being eIeoted
Jos ice of the First District, il is now definitely &C.
ceIiained, was defeated The successful candidate is
Dir. William NJ. b reum, Republican. HE majority
s 100. Mr.. Nathan Comst ok, Rep is elec ed to the
Assembly in the Third Distre. by majority of about
20 votes over Mr.. T. C.. Calicoa, Democrat. Thus
the Republicans have elected four representatives in
Kings County, and the Democrats three.
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Com. PAULDIyG was among the fret voters for Lin
coin and Haulin at the Huntington poll, l.. l. That
town gave GlO votes for lincoln TO 79l for Fusi'p
Highest best Republican vote ever before cast, i'i'
Ersmnnt had is.
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PoLIcE CoNMsTosIna--Ata meeting Of the Po-
lice Commissioners held on Wednesday, tie followiog
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resorsd Tst The thlls q tho Board euuen,y dne 70
the conductors the te0sph o thcr efficient services 10 th,t
Department the occhs tn election the bh inau.
Rsoited Thst CoumssouoT Attn be- T-qasstrd 10
fisse the e. resolution % the ee phc IN
he shall deem proper
The telegraph force consists q Messrs. Robinson
(Supt), Crowley, Polhemus, Chapin, Rowland and
Flmly Brooklyn.
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fAdyerhNmeu

iAdyerhsemeHt
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor Of III
s..p., and opeIsshs and con'ultnI suIl.on No SASs'
Office consultpops obscure diseases OF NE polv
,iscs Rapture Pies vsIcoeele and S,Dla radically care
without the inifs hsA.urs 0es hopu from to St
I'D 10 syeninaa
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-tmAL TEEs-Noy. 8.--Bs.

THE HEsSER DIVORCE CASE.
Lisette Hes1cf sgt. Jupiter Zeus Hesser.
This il action tor divorce CiRcuo. The plaintiff
claims that shewas led to the defendant ia October s4s
ard that they lived geher until 1885, when she sted from
him. hav discovered that be uniaihul T. bis Nrisse
had committed adultery with Anna Maria LesGlng
and CaihaIine Lcswiog She q bar makes the usual
th she has cohaed with the defendant since the discovery
Of bis nhd,lits and that bad ell sed when she
commenced this suit She 6ks for judgment divorce. and
order for suitable provision 20 De Ode for e support and
uants She states that defendant 10 worth $1,000 and
spoesor Of music ha annual inco being 2 COO Defendaot
dn,, al the allegations Of hts wife ibe GEO stu trial
Clegg and SemleI for plain III p j. Joah delen
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SuDDEN DEATH Mrs. Fahrendorf, keeper Of a
eiss No liz Ws'hpyon street. Hoboken, died very
Judd, MY Yesterday monDg supposed Of ap0ps,y PhSs
clans are 70 Iomorsm examination In order to
tain IL her death resnlted[roul my other
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OrEsIEG Oh CHAMBERS STREET TO jaws sLIP.-
The line Of THE street is in ruins. Toe old strut
tur,s are being demolished and rapidly re ,lecsd by
those Of more substantial character The persons
now building are Mefsrs Concln, who Is PIT ing up
brown sors front Of i've soIes POllion, brick front,
with iron columns Black well, brick front, with iron
coluriDs Sampson, CaeD-stone, wihiroD pillars; Ash,
brick, V it'll marble trimmings Psrkley brick, with
brown.stone trimmings. The remainder Of the stores,
being for The most part Of ths later STYLE will be
adapted either for Wholesale retail Purposes. Tney
are the property Of Messrs. Froashtou, Mullen
Mclaughlin, Geolett, Davis, Moore, Fordhsm, aud
Lantcey. Many objections were at fret offered By
property holders in this locality for various reasons,
sgainst the opening, but that they have all been
overrued by the Cours is generally admitted to he
an advantageous project. |, is however the opiaiOn
of sOme at had George Law owned Catherine street
ferry the present improvement would have been MADE
in straight lne instead of crooked one it il.
1t is believed tba. he contsmplaes railroad TO run
down TO his slip. This street was tie choice of
projectors in consideration f its facilities for making
the most desirable ttoroughfare from the E.s to the
North yer at the east cost the expense OF its con-
struelion reaching not moro than f6j0000. There
were pc sous who obj9cted on account of uuaqual
assessment but 1t has since been foond that those
having proper involved have received offers for it OF
from % to 20 per cent more than its former market
value. Mr.. Geolet,'s properly will pay an interest
exceeding the entire previous reDts after hail Of
taken an paid for by tie city, Nc. Blackwell, also,
although receiving $40 600 damages, perceives an
iocreape in his Ten,.roll The Chat Bank was cat
of and the owDers received SIS 600, more than it
coulo possibly lave been sold for.
Chambers street viii admit Of IN cary and natural
grade throughout its eotire length, ths terminus at
James Slip being opposite to TIE Fulton street Ferry
in brooklyn, presents the shortes. AMI most direct
tIansi! between the go Cities No exists why
THE avenue, when completed, as it prorably will be
by May next, should not quite equal Fulton. street
for all purposes of business aud traffic.
The more order-lOvipg Of those who reside in the
immediate vicinity of James Slip, enter iin hope b,
the chsnees nsequeni upon Few orier Of things
may prove sanitary TO the moral atmosphere Of their
locality. The property ia now in the hatds of Ger ain
rich persons, some Of whom not over scrupu'ous
as 10 the reputation Of their tenants, while they
csve one thousand dollars rent for houses not worth
over four hundred and fifty.
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To Mariners

The Llsh shin In Cardigan Ray supports red Hight ShLh no
wolves ov,ay Minute Lat - q 30, lna t@. -.
Tho Blsckwaeg Lsht ship soppo q liked light 1t ~"~
Ion. p
Arkiow Light. ship-RevOlying every minute
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IAdyertiseuen..
Nov. 6, 1870.

Adyertseuen.. .
Last day but one of the SLsMEsE TWINS and the
Great Drama Jo,EPB BRETHREN, at BsBSuEs MI
sgUN Who will not 40 to SEQ them
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SUPERIOR COURT-GBsERAL TaRs-E Nov 8-Before
Justices BoswoRTH, WOODBURY., and WHITE


Daniel Foshsy ast benny u Drost
This was brought TO recover SlO3 ~, Tor services
aegd T. bsye been rendered by the psiua 70 the defendant
IN Purchasing and bringing oysters from Virgins to Anboy
pnfsrat 70 verb contract he defendant denied the
act stated By The psi He then set forth the contrslt
delepty together with certain fscts, which, be claimed,
she ", ne, and failure the part OF the plaintiff lie
then up inter cla for Performance No reply
pnt IN te d. ene the claim. Upon the trial the
orte dant moved cT judgment, which denied lie
appealsd az claimed a trial Decision reserved
A. r. Dyo.t for plaintiff; John NJ. Martin for defendant
NOTICE TO LAW STUDENTS.
The examination of applicant, for admission to prac,
c uhich was commenced Wednesday win continued
on Saturday next, at II O'Clock m.
spRciAL TBRs.-NCy. 8.-beore Jsstice BOsw0RrH
DECISIONS.
Tie American Exchange Fire Insurance Company
OCT Dexter B. B1itton ct al Case settled
Before Justice hONCRRF.
The President, &C., Of the Lee Bank act John u.
K,ehugMoton to sttse out parts Of granted with
81 costs.
TRAN TgRM-Nov. 8-Before Juytics
RosgRTsoS.
ACTION TOR lNJURIEs.
Mary Creodaet g. W. Hartman
The plaUtil brongbJ suit 10 recover damages for in
Dhe tcosed by her 10 ooDseguence OF falling into sewer
hch the ceendsn had erected detective stAsar. The de-
tense ct that the staging ordinarily secure eni that
thed fell rom unforeseen and also c,ed that tee
cagtcn hse been Quilt by other parties whom lie had
conirL CSse si L. Pnney for plaintiffs safcri and
DAyftn opposed.
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nIHIATrRg ALMANAC

nIsATrRE ALMANAC
SlnRse. ..6;39 Sets 4;S9 Moos-Rises
Sandy Hook. 4:l3 Gov Island.. SOS Heu-G3se... go
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Majority for amendment of Consultation (equal SUI
f,eee in all the districts but one wh,h ia not returned
but which will increase the majority, sl6. The entire
Republican ticket elected.
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NAV Cuucu ~ BnoorLrS.-The Park Prssbyte-
rian Church the Rev. T. y. Cuyler's). will break
pronpd for their new eiilcs Or Monday afternoon at
o. lock. Addresses will be delivered. It lie proposed
10 erect building Of the same Dimensions with the
Row. Mr.. Beeeher's presen. church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

CHARGE OF ILLEGAL NoTIHG.-Tnomas BOYLE aud
John Lennon were brought before Justice Cornwel
yesterday the charge OF attempting to vote Illegally
Ore of them lad been voter 10 the Ward for macy
years but had removed 10 Fla,bush ,ome time sioee
lie returned some days before the election aud claimed
bic hight to vote Tee ohsrvo in the wrong district
ana it appearing that he had voted under misap re
hersion he was discharged Boylewes also discharged
it icing held by the Ju,tice that bona foe electors vo
ing under misrepresentation we're no. liable.
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Vito, Broolyp 81 Henry C'nsiot rTa' s,bs.s
ss,ha'yes, Mus, "a, GRO. cbush CIV s''on. ~
sG fIien3 IN w.snsip. sl Hhrs an az VIC ros,l
s1'OV' o. VIM A. BOOTH Treasurer No. IS Font ssrosl