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DALACE GARDENS.
u VAN AMBURGH a. Co, MENAaERIE,
INTHEip NV LOUtOG HALL, tan st.i near Nhey,
Evsry uORNING, AFTERNOON aud evtNiN0.
Animals fed st 10 o'eloek each day
LARarsT COLLECTION OF ANIMALS In the WORLD
Dirds and Animals Of every variety aud sleeiss-
ONLY MENAUERtE IN AMERICA
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miscellaneous.

NOR SALE CHEAP-A number Of WATER
TANKs-,hs lsrsessiof which win hold soos sailsnA APP
ply At No. lee Avenue c.
POULTRY for SALE. WILD TURkEIc
pomesicsod also the large breed Of Domestic daIseyS
smong them pair that weighs 81 pounds sso Pa
pueks OF JHereu kinds With large variety Of other ,sney -
try al Of pare breed SIBERIAN SMITH. peneo Degos, 70
CODA WATER! SODA WATER! -
- PATENT soDA-wATER APPARATUS OF eveJ asnssslP'
Ian, S.lia,Ins en,rstor iron copper Boiling aseois
Drsusht Tubss Covers so at low Poss scne sn NJ
yxCTORf WILLIAM GEE Co Mas and Sew-uAs~~
Railroad Compsny's Depot, corner 81 I'm saa sssaHa @
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Major Il. H. Sbley, I'd Dragons, expected TO leave
Albuquerque on the 18th utmo, In command OF Tour
companies of cavalry, one Of infantry, and twenty
spies and guides under Capt. Bias Lusero. He will
endeayor to reach the planting grounds Of the Nsva-
ices, abou. the Tuichs Valley, before they have
gathered their crops
Breye. Lieutenant Col. E. 4. S. Candy, 10th In
fantry, had already left Fort Garland on bis
march to Fort Defiance, in command of one company
of cavalry and one of infantry He 10 DO joined At
Abignin by force of Utah Indians as spies and
euides.
Capt L. McIane 9TH Infantry, was to leave Fort
Craig on tire 10th uhino, in command Of one company
of cavalry, two companies Of infantry, AID spies and
guides.
About the 10Th instant these columns viii have
united at Fort Defiance, where they viii be re-
enforced by i've companies Of infantry, and where
Col Candy will eanize them for further operations
The post at Las Lunas has been ordered 70 DO
broken up, and the garrison removed without delay
to Albuquerque.
The camp at the Pavnee Reservation viii be broken
up on the lst day Of November next. Capt suly has
been ordered to return with the command 20 Fort
Kearney.
Commodore Pendergast viii relieve Fl,s.Oaiosr
Jarvis and will assume command of the Gulf Squad
ron, on or about the Goth inst, at Aspinws As The
organization of the feet has been altogether changed
within q few weeks, subjoin correct exhibit Of
l. ~
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TUESDAY, Oct. 9-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, Oct, 9-P. VI.
The Stock Market has been tame through the day
operators on both sides waiting the result of the Penn
ans election on the one hand with the eXpecta
ticp of violent demonstration on the part OF the
tbunderera if the Republican ticket is successful and
on the other of current IN the opposite direction the
Democratic party carries the day. The effect either
way is not likely be lasting Neu-York central, Erle
and Harlem we're s lower but steady at the decline
The Western shares although attacked sharply by the
besrs were not much affected Michigan Central was
especially firm and Illinois Central was also strong
Sts:e stocks were dull but for Railway bonds there
was very good demand and prices were be'er III
seyeral instances At the Second Board the market
was dull, but without especial change, ss compared
with morning prices. Pacific Mail wss active az an
advance selling at 81 at the close. At the a1)ourn-
meut and after the Board the market was steady Win
but lutte businesses doing The closing prices were len
pessee State 6s 60 Missouri &c, 7s d773 Pachc Man
1881; Eew-York Central, 81 49, Ere Railroad,
37Ia37l; Hudson River Railroad, 630b3ii hariem
Railroad 2Ol a2O Harlem Preferred, i9l All Read
ing Railroad A.! lGl; Michigan Cantral oes @o9
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, u az
Michigan Southern andNorthen Indiana Guaranteed,
47lgl7l; Panama l24 O l25; Illinois Central, So a
So; GaIena and Chi ago Railroad 10. d754i Cleve-
land and Toledo Railroad, 45I 045si Chicago snd
Rock Island Railroad, ~ a7ls Chicago Burlington,
and Quincy Railroad, 81 SSH Illinois Central 49,
98a9s.
There is fair degree Of activity in foreign bills OUT
the market is lower, with large supply. Bankers
signatures are l0s ol09 and bank bills have soid 40
low az 1881 1882 Good merchants signatures loo0
1881. At these raes and with the Cotton season just
oterng the foreign drain Of gold is as an end Tor Tue
present. Francs are ) III a J.l6i. Dispatches rem
New Orleans quote 6 falling market there
Frsights To Liverpool 800 bales compressed Cot'oh
at 732d. 800 boxes Cheese 5is. 200 bOls flour
at Be- 3s Sd. IS 600 bushels Wheat al II a. l@o
in bulk and bags II 600 bushels Corn 81 lld IN onA
To London 5000 busbels Wheat az lJ.d' IN pAS''
? OOO bbs. Flour at Sc. lOld. To Antwerp Son
steamer, 100 ca,es Seedlssf Tobacco 81 JOd' i-'UUO
bushels Wheat az I'D 20 tuns Copper a. 'O7' ~ ~
Hamburg, 400 bbls R1sin e. is O.. To BREMEN ~
cases Tobacco a. .7s 81. vessel With 10
Whsst At ia, in bulk. brig 20 BRISTOL OIL iO'V0C
hcsde.s Wheat n shippers bags q, I'D fe's0'
80 rne cut 70 Cuts Tor T. O0C port charges P-i'
y.sel Ct 100 tC1, OF. 70 GuE PsTt fT 'i'V' P0''
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e, Extra esfBsm' du and nomin, Prime Mss Beef
eus msnts sales Of sngsrc1ed Hams o.
Le Is steady, bot the business Il modrrst owing 70 the
nisI sses o. bI bes and ties at 1il 0i7tc for new,
SIIStS Iod Butter plenty and is heavy l9sc. for
ONO abo FdZ Tor ssts Cheese Is sss more
pgn,Iy sae. oi pho At s1l0ie aud s.st- ii ie6liic.
o. 30 quality. Nv "'
sPICEs-ssle' Of ooeo mat. Cs.ss on pf,s.. terms.
SUGARS-The uzrkst IL quiet; ma. ,,.srIx
Cuba a, eld7ic go boxes hsd ee ana 2ss hhi. nr
M.lado n private terms.
sPfITER There but little demand, we not. ale. Of Is
lns Al Sc, mouths - -, , ,
r,th sd h. selling At 81 50 for large and s2sai0s2Ts
r mi lots Rourh Flax Seed h better and demand,
~ ~ hos, AZ sea Sl IS y bush. Lnsssd qusti
To.ton ~ ooO bag, Calcutta on private terms -
TxIIOW-Ths market IA sieafy aud the ssfnsDd fSr ses
10 16 ~ ood Wess.Ip At lcc and 600 do. Tsov Oh
9lc, cash ,-.-,,. Ill, for all .,yts. ,sl~z a
ma KHtpcLy al I2e ,26i bbs Havana ana 20 dS CsS'
-. nr,ste term, Also 32 cases Seed Leaf a. s@oI- -
On Tpn ~ h yery dull: We quote At ~ e@h, tor
sI., PspanT al s2o months and Banca a. St@S.. %
So ek on hand eco slabt Penang Low 40 nisAs0NN' -
DO Bsnes a. New Yok and Boson. -, ., ala. A. 10
WHIsKY-11s market 10 nrn me dens ,o a s'''
WHALEbONE-Tbe market Il quiet, AID prices Ae A"@"-
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TO- 1860

charges paid brig Of 2S4 tuns to the south side OF
Cuba for 81 800, port charges paid, and back, from
Insgus here with Salt Vt l0c.
The business of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts
$I66 sO7 A-for Customs, ll4,OOO; Payments, sllO-
373 80; Balance, a, 759 573 GO.
The business at the Clearing House was SCI, 76o0 oo
In money, there appears tn De growing ease. On de-
mspd the supply il abundant a. v cent, with occa-
s;onsl transactions at q cent. Paper has tendency
TO lower rates although much gres,er discrimination is
used in regard to names, and that not Of leading
character shows 10 improvement.
The f,cal wear of the Hudson River Road, which
ended Oh the 3O.h ulL, shows the following receipts
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reports Of tie Board of Trade I;

The Chicago Press gays that con Tuesday, the
second of October the freight receipts Of the Illinois
Central Railroad exceeded the round Of Sl2OOO,
being tie largest days work ever reached In the freight
department Of that road.
The First Mortgage Bonds of the Buffalo, New-York
and Erie Railroad put regularly on the Board To-
day. The bonds were originally placed at par in our
own State, and few hsye changed hands since. We
give below al official statement of earnings for few
months past 1t is claimed by the managers OF the
road that these bonds should stand fairly with corre-
spending ifsues of the Erie, Hud,on and Harlem, as
the interest has always been regularly paid aud the
earnings guarantee the future. The road forms one
third Of the Erie line from this city TO Buffalo and
Rochester and the most direct line from Buffalo, via
Elmira, with PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and the Soutn.
Length Of lice, l42 miles Buffalo to Corning. First
Mortgage Bonds Interest payable June and December,
at the Bank of Commerce., s2,OOOOOOi Second Mort
gaze $3.50 900.
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repeth under the new arrangement :

The Susquehanra will he detached the wafer
Witch, as reported by telegraph on Friday last Is
already home, having yellow fever on board the
umterlsnd has no, yet sailed the Savannah, az
asssbip il ordered to the States the Germantown ID
TO leave for Vera Cruz in few weeks the Powhs,sn,
although not yet to return, viii hardly remain many
months on the station Thus in a few days have our
naval forces in the Gulf of Mexico ken reorgaDizsd
Advces from the Pacific Squadron say that The crank
Of the Lancasters machinery has been found On ex-
animation 10 be in so bad stats that il was feared she
wOuli hsvs to be temporarily Withdrawn from the
feet.
Letters from the Mediterranean Squadron win b
forwarded from Boston, in the Relief, on the 18th
instant
A crew Of able bodied men are 70 be shipped in
mediatsly for the United States corvette Saratoga ct
Philadelphia The Saratoga win replace the Marion
on the Coast of Africa.
The Erie, slsver, was yesterday removed from The
Brooklyn Navy-Yard 10 New-York, her naval crew
having been fret transferred TO the North Carolina,
and her officers detached
The Vandais came over to Brooklyn last evening
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otal. 1914 76g Is


Increase IN i've months E. T4i,5gs 81
The completion Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad, which may be expected by the lat Nov can
not fail to add very materially 70 the receipts Of tee
New York and Erie Railroad This work is nov COM
pleted 10 Jamestown and the balance of the work
thence to the State line and Columbus on the Sunbury
and Erie is being rapidly pushed The grading is two
thirds DONE The work, far finished, is well done
in every respect and the country opened up by the
railroad ia fertile and settled district promisinga good
local business especially in cattle The rOad-bed Is
one of the best in the State, and there is an
abundance Of good ballast along the line. There can
be no doubt that fair proportion of the through East
and West business VIII go over this line.
The United States Trust Company and the Clearing
House have passed united resolutions in regard to the
death of Mr.. c. o. Halstsd.
The annexed statement gives the centage Of specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

NErEoRs FAILING INTO THE SUs-On the ist OF
September last, a distinguished English astrononler'
and was Engaged in observing ais spo when suddenly
two intensey luminous bodice burst int view On -
surface. They moved eide by aide through -,
about 30 goo miles first iuersasirg 10 brsnpes Tsi.
fading away; il i've minutes they had van
remarkable phenomenon was witnessed and ooDnan .s
by another observer, Mr.. H0dgson, NJ Highsss, W;
by happy coincidence, had also his tesseoPs se
10 the great luminary at the same Instant -
therefore that these two gentlemen nave ,hs al a.
nssred Tie process Of feeding the snn' ~ TIC Ia
metz one matter.
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ed With the previous year:

TC.sl.......... 81, 1868 ~ S2o5O,Ioo A
This gives an increase of 500 900 in round numbers
equal TO nearly y cent on the stock.
Private adviccs from Chicago state that the Galens
road viii show large gain in the first week OF O;to-
Der over 1859. October promises to bring up G4sna
to it's old receipts and the Spring business will prob
ably be larger than for many years. Annexed is a
statement Of Wheat, Corn, aud Flour broush: into
Chicago by raroais for the month OF seftsmoer 1907
from oftcial M. n1ts Of he Board of Irads:
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The following note in The London Tunes has refer
enc. TO paragraph in circulation in this country:

"GRAsD TRusK OF CANADA RAILWAY CoxPANT
No q OLD BROAD STREET, +. G., Sept "a. 5
SR Having reference the paragraph which appears in
The Timss Of to-day follows The Grand Trunk Railway
Directors Government that they
ons,r unless they receive additional cid from the country the
answered that they have already helped them
twice and that while would be happy TO aid them they
dar not do it, am directed state that advces have been
ceyed here up the 10th inst and that they make no mention
xbatsver of the circuus stances therein referred to-
-. d. GRANT, Secretary
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Reeeipts Of Produce.

Total bv all Routes Oct g. lssO-s4S bbs Flour, 81 bills
Corn Meal 24O 53 bush Whes, 400 bash Corn, $50 bush
Barley ost a54 pkgs Whisky, ls1 Pkss Pf''is
ona. lao pkzs Lad.
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siiamboais ann Railroads.

NTOTICE,-Ihe steamboat Aida VII dlscon-
~ tnn nus between NewYoTa and Poughkeep6e for the
season Of 1860 after SATURDAY, Sept H.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of N. J.-tan ar
~ rsngemeut Change Of time Trains leave ioot o.
lndis st Jersey City Ferry daily lsunday srStpteol " nd q
"a 50 70 m for Sufen AID $50 for MonseJs ana
a m and 50 and $3.50 for Permont Leave sa,e ~ a.
40 no Leave hOnfey IL a m LIE we fiermoI 49,
80 NJ and S35 and Is p. On Saturdays way resth'
49, TIN viii leave New PeImont NJ Stopping 81
IN .ta5ns Or Sunday nights Milk aud Passenger ta1 81
isys spEerp az m and Pier oopt at O;l hnylns -
OK ~ [iLe. S.ots' B. 3. SEYMOUR Supt
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CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORk and
LIVERPOOL n6ing and errbaIkDg passengers Queens
town Ireland The Liverpool, Hsw-1ok snd Phtsde pnis
Steamship Company intend dpstchng their fu powered Cyae
built Iron Steamships 49,, n. "a
OLASJON %
CITY OF BALTIMORE. saturday Oet ~
CITY Or Sst1rdsy OS' 80
And every SATU kDAr. at neon, from Pier NO a. N IL
RATES PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN...........S75 sTEEhAGE .;...''''''os9
First O. bin 70 Lendon.... 20 Stsesge 20 London 80
Bteersse tickets good for six months ~
Passengers Forwarded to Paris Hsye hsmouIs Dfemen'
Persons wihng their friends can BUY tts mere
At the following rates New York From Liverpool CT Queens
town: First Cabin s5 ss5 and SlO5. steease from Liver
pool, $40; from Queenstown. aSn
These steamers superior accommodation Tor PASSENGERS
and carry experienced Surgeons They are t water agn'
iron sections and have Patent Ire Administers on ooad
Fo- fnrbe Information apply In Liverpool 10 Wh. INMAN
Agent No. IA WsteT st. IN glasgow % Wh EnmAN no
81 Ynochscrare u Queenstown to G. W. ID. SE1hOUh
90 In London 70 EWES MACY, No. 81 King Wlisnst
In paris 10 JULES DECOUE No Place de Ia Boa-se In Phil
Sdeuha 70 JOHN q. DALE, No l0s WalnutsL or ct the
Conpsny's Offices. JOhN y. p DaLII2 nesNI''y
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CIIpRFME COURT. -UIsterC Ounty-ISRAEL

CUPREME COURT.-UlsterC County. ISRAEL
- KNAPP, Guardian kc sgaiatt SIDNEY 9; MILLER and
Fappy W he WIFE Thomas McKis.ock and Daniel Earring
ton Executors 81 Of David W. Bate, deceased Morris
Ketcbum snd Edvsrd Bennett, survivors 6 and Jos
for relief Com not served TO SID
My O. MILLER and FANNY w his WIFE two Of the above
The complaint IN t action which will BE- filed in the
Uca Of the Clerk Of County Of Ulster az Kingston In sd
Couny ard copy of your answer TO the SAID
or he subscriber t his office in UlsteT County
within enty after the service Of this summons on yol
elusive The b service and all 70 ans ger the
sid eouplsipt thin aoreaad the plaintiff in this az
tion apply Cor the relief demanded IN the com
plaint-Daisd Sept "a. 1850 $1,000 -, .. .o Co..
f'-1A iAMES @ GRAHAM Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint In the shove entitled action was tiled in Ulster
County Cleiks Office Oct. ], lat0 -... 49,. 49,,
Oct 3 law6WWedf JAMES q. GkAHAMt fFnb ANY
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a y, rail ans ga were driven turnPke The quail.
ya.se VI TBs ssS 70. punches q .sd .sess
eagerly sought after AID strange 49, ssst Ia
last week and the recsipts here Not %
with the nddins gsds; they stick a. last ~ses aersd
at e decline scarcely buyer TO notice them ssvss
The sSdts ,ne oosDs oar market week ar
with poor thin Beeyss Of them only TWO ,s
and Ss bs &c. t b Week aRo viii 20 so%s With
their pockt books only to return again men, .sss or Tsss
s psi Keep sharp lookout DT aonsypcn6y asI ysn
II G Sss u. n:
This week. Last week Tot Once jan l.
sst..s:::::::::::ses ~ - is::s
h0s''''i Ccrns ss.l Av weekly TOTAL to same da.s
o h',ys;;r. r'ep', "a ''-I' rss Sss'
Hor.9......... 4is rs Ael7 ,
The from the several States and Csn'ds IN no 'o
iinoi. s.s Indian... So Missouri. i iS
Kentucky ...... $50 siehigan..... h4l .s-1-
Ana s.;s distributed ii:as the dasisnt yard. here M
ows: At More's 2Cs3 Gsll0ps 1908 Hunters LIZ.
PRcHswe al.,r our figures tIis hi. SsTa ne
e0's extremely 01H AH' THIS .s eess Lsss
E1trs............,...4sG44c- AG4}e
Firs. quality. ........5sGi @. tq1 Q.
eecond qusity..'...f3qS c. s,s sSie'
sALEs- Samuel HOusey leO light ordinary State aG9ic
D. Xn ss ~f1 too. sS' Illinois ia at head
McInosh Sinclair 80 good heavy CanAdA a. ic, average
1918 h.
c. r. Rogers premium Kentucky at SO hssd average
lsl6 n. Also, Is sooe do at 4tc, average ldOS 10.
Coon Sin mons Is lBoiA ct 4tc. lSo 10
James Mead Is heavy State at &c, average l5i3 B
Cof Prsvitt 20 prime Kentucky 49, average 445 10
Also 90 70 4 100 h. average 40 10 Also, IL
heavy 90. at SS4 50 q head, average $50 n. 80.
Hyman Co.. - good illinois st IS 50 y 100 No. average i1N
Il. Also IS fair DO at 40 90 y 100 10 average L.oo
Jackson Ahe 100 Indiana at $50 y head average 700 d.
w Taron o. prime Kentucky at +7o mead average 40 ID
W. Aouson, II good heavy State at 4s average >" ID
J. c. Bon. - Illinois at &c, average $50 10 -
W. r. Chambers 10 good Missouri at Ss Is head, average
13O0f.
Philips Wood, Is premium Kentucky, at Sc, average
l,45o ID. - -, .as.
Lauterbach ls prime, heavy Illinois, At 81 " lVo To-
r. 4 Brown It good ohios at 81 30 p 100 a. average lSo
Freeman 81 extra fat heavy and fine ohOs at ssl bead
average l630 n. - ,o,oa
Ira Smith 10 Kentucky, at ISL head average 54S 10
Parker & Enzhsh, 40 state a: 44c, average ISIS ~
Morton 60, Is good Illinois a. &c average 3W ID ~
SHEEP LsxHsSuppy larger and demand COCA fn1es
without change and market hrm The qnsIty ony
tie majority being Lambs selling at Ss Is 81 y head
HoG-Demand comparatively a.tiye Pnee. SHADE nsne,
than Smith Brown report sales OF sooas oo n
at their at Esst Albany, dnnng the past week % 20
IS lO for srT and fb 400 70 o2. q 10 Tor corn ed
MucH Cows-Dull Of sale at sra S4S. We saw several
blood Cows offered at S45 without takers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

NIarkets-CARgFuLLY REPORTED FOR THE N y TRIBuyHs
TUESDAY, Oct. g 1860.
ASHES-The steady for both kinds the demand
Il O Pots y S5 Is, and Pearls, IS so.
COTTONThe market Is stesdy sales OF ZOO oales We
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

A. J. BLEFCKER, A7ctioneer.
r ARGE AUCTION SALE Of ~ VALUABLE
IL LOTS l-thsy. 18th 18th slst s3d and sod
A. J. BLEECKER SON = Co, ~iu sell at suction,
THURSDAY, Oct 10, 1t L o'clock the Merchants Tx
charge:
On i2th-Av-8 lots l.. S. between nth aud 78thsts
On l2th-Av-4 lots Oh northeast cor ofelstst
On St-l2 lots \. 5 100 H. east of l2th-sy.
On 5Gtr-St--l2 lcts 5 :. loot east o. l2h-sv.
On oott-st- lots n. :. oct. lltn and l2th avg.
Slsi Stz lots \. and s bet. lith aad l2thavE.
On I'D lots N and :. ;. bet llth and 2tn-Hys.
Cu 85d-St- tote n and ;. : BET lltb and lkthays.
WITH SEVERAL WATER FRONTS.
This property oos the lately sod auction and
sftrs GREAI' INDUCEMENTS To PURCHASERS Terms
Msps &c al No Pine-st cos