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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29
THE VILLAGE WAREHOUSE.

THE VILLAGE WAREHOUSE.
THE undersigned informs sEp
.fsf h the public that he has opened lsnS.sk1
hsssszaa large and commodious ware sSlaaaaask
house, and that he is now ready to do all the
Recefcfag, ForUardtag q storing business
at the Village Landing, near Raccourci. BE
therefore soicts the patronage Of the planters o
the Village. New Texas, and Raccourei, and the
public in general
RATES OF CHARGES
Cotton, per bale. ................ 10 cts.
Sugar, per hogshead. ............2o 20 .
Molasses, per barrel. Is
Other produce and merchandise in proportion.
L. V. PORCHE.
Village, Sept 5, 1859. tt.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29
To 5el1 or lease:

TO SolI or Lease:
A LOT OF GROUND containing about s. SUI
"A perfcial arpents fronting on the Mississippi
river, in the Village near the New Texas
road; with a fine two-story dwelling house and
all the other buildings appertaiiing thereto a
fine garden. etc, etc, being the residence Of the
late John Tircuit.
~ Apply to EUGENE 0UBRE,
teb25 Village, La
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29
Fam 6 T 6 g O % S 0

Gss4' Special attention viii lie devoted to the
receipt and shipping of freight Fe hopes by
unremittng atteation to merit the patronage of
the public.
HENRY RENE.
Waterloo, April H. 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29
gDfamters' Cofee.Hou
RAUSCH & CO.,

RAUSCH e CO.,
FROM PARIS,
Pointers, E9sAofstcrers and Sfgn Painters,
DEG leave to announce to the public that they
IL are ready to undertake any job entrust d
to them. such as Common and Ornamental Paint
ing of houses and other buildings, Decorative
Paper hanging, Imitation of Marbles. fresco
and Oil Painting, and in fact any description OF
Painting. as-Call at V. Majors Hotel and see
specimens Of their work. my20
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29
MULESi MULES!

THE undersigned, having been for many
/ years engaged in the sale Of mules and
horses, has permanently located himself in this
parish, near the Ferry Landing, opposite the
town of Bayou Sara, where he has erected large
stables. and will keep on hand large number
of fine mules and horses, raised in Kentucky.
He sells nose but the best and largest mules.
bred from the best stock. The horses are also
descendants of some of the best thoroughbred
sires in Kentucky.
He also has thoroughbred
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS,
for sale, and he will furnish to any planter in
this or adjoining parishes, blooded mich COWS
and bulls, whether of the Durham or any other
breed. South Down Sheep, and the best breed oi
hogs, at the choice of the purchaser.
d24 SANFORD THOMPSON. 3
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29
@BIlI gsgMw Y,
House Carpenter and Joiner,
BAYOU SARA. LA.

III AZ CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale.
- - francs Metallic Patent Burial Casket, at
cs saop near ]. II. Henshaw's Stable, Bayou
Ns-Mr. i. Dewouy is my agent or the sale OF
these CasEets in the parish Of pointe Connee
,hem. ''s - '' II TTRINy TT9RIpNlyy y
April 10, 1858. Isy
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29

Nofice.-P. A. ROY, Attorney and coun
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29

n O T | c E..

THE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased the
premises and stock of goods Of L. f. Trudeau,
situated in the town Of Waterloo, consisting Of
cou,npdious
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29

STORE AND WAREHOUSE,
announces to his friends and the public that he
is now ready to continue in the same lire Of
business. He will have constantly in his store
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. WESTERN PRO
DUCE, articles Of general use, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
TIE DIOCESAN CONVENTION.

To ne Edito, Of The " Y. Tribune
SIR: The following private note from clerical nom
Der Of the late Episcopal Convention in this city
to me worthy of coming before the public az evil
dence that all of that Convention not persuaded Of
the expectancy Of silence upon grave subject ~
PIRACY. BE says
"Tbe world moves you soy, ard Church has TO novs
with later In spite Of votes and resolutions fansr
orservssm and rabid red tape; yet when remember
the reception which hr Jay resolution met in Conventions
called Christian, Amos! despair Of the Church" fthey
condemn the african sarad how long before they
will take bold Of other reforms questions hs affect the vel
Of mankind They spend hours upon and rubhs.
certmonrs and veents but have time inclination for
weishr Ike Justice, Hum ,pity and Charity Taas
they strain at glats and swallow camels.
Eight red Of fellow stolen to be
red be sold into Slavery and priest and Lsve pass
the other side Gains question Ia ssked By the Church
"The sttempt to Mr. Jay excited my Indignation. II he
had n o1uced resolutions God euozs tbs devil
voted choke him down In and
ardly manner.
"Wel must lesrn to wait Time works great changes.
The day will come ard that speedily when the OF John
Jay will Re remembered with admiration for bis peseyerng 3D.
her to the light this very question
" Pardon my warmth.
"a few NOR Church Conventions will drive OF to hs
ranks OF Parker and Garrison, and Thar Of lnfdels
TIE bssst and wicked nhieity Is that which dertss
the brotherhood man. that involves denial Of the father
hood Of God"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
BRooKLYs COMMON Cousc1L.-The Board ms

BRooKLYE COMMON CoUScIL.-The Board met On
Monday evening the President In the char.
The assessment levied upon property benefited by budlng
the Hsmtonsvenue bridge confirmed notwithstanding the
by Aid. Van Buut that II affected popey-o"hes
unequalg
The roles suspended for The purpose Of Introducing
preamble resolution in relation 10 the failure Of tho Brook
yn City Rsilroaa Company to comply wan resolution OF tne
Common Council directing them to auoE the Brooklyn and
Jsnss Railroad Company ron csrs on their tracks IN tur
the rbok within FIVE days the City Railroad Company dos
not the Central Railroad Company agreement in
writing which shall yost in the said Contra Company the right
to use the said sir ed upon just and equitable
terms which terms Be liked by arbitration according 70
statute or by majority of the R4oai Committee In
the City into such then the
Central Company to be authorized to lay down double track
through Fuusn street from Atlantic street 20 Fun Ferry
that ueter the Brooky VI and Jauscs Rsrod Go
the City Railroad CO. bsye piled It'll the provisions OF toe
utions Of tbs Coming oune and resolution res
all the by th Board to both tae above OonpAss
appended thereto.
eonteadd in debate thst both the Companies bad d.
obeyed the resolutions neil and tt the fir
est plan for tie soucn the difficulty and providing for tas
Of the prblc - . those Compaies co
qusl otg and ask the Board for such ants 40 they
r vsn Brunt moved hst Special Committee Of Eve ne ap
pointed ascertain ii aaicable sGng c'd D. elected
pending could b. suspended AID The be upon Fumsn
street for the prblia accommodate go
Th resolution adopted By 10 = nays and inc io
loving Committee appointed Mess Van Bfln L. Oreen,
Frfuks, d. Grsfn spd Carlow.
The question appointing Engineer for the sewn sppus
in the basement OF ihs CITY Hall IuR up connc 4. on
recommending one Felix McCluskey" for tht po' uat
of bis having succesoy variou, political machine, IN
brooklyn and Washngton and never killed an snl.s wa
duly presented and Iesd bot by permission wthdrswn
The appointment asked for the ground Of numerous po
eel done the mepbes Of the Bed by the gnes Of
the appit alton. $50
lstse Dnmber pc ons presented, and several bills
ordersd paid - -
District Monday next tie 18th inst was received aad &C
espted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

Eyw.YoRK YoUsG MEMS CHRIsTIAH ASsociA-
rroy.-The regular monthly meeting Of THE Asancia
ton wac Reid on Monday evening, AT its rooms Nos
sly and sl9 Broad way, Vice-Presidsnt ?. Har8ood
Vernon. eco. in tho chair. TIE meeting WA opened
with TIE usual religious exercises After which Mr.
Noble Heath, IT, rt ported as Corresponding Secretary,
bavirg bsld Interesting correspond nee d1nog Tia;
month with several so'iatl)ns in America sno
Err1ne and gtated that he had made arrang5man's
With neuber of the Association, now on bis way 10
Eppand r items of informstion relative to the work
Jog of the Associations there-the various Commit
tees rerorted by their Char@en I6e Assoca9on
listened 10 sn Essay by The Rev. G. @. Co.'s, which
ss previously advertised Messrs- Abel Easton, Aus
tcn Abbott, and DR.. NJ e. Niachell, subsequently
discufeed the Essay. number of pew members
were elected TIE interniss1n for social intercourse
was had and the meeting adjourned with religious OK
ercieaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
PETER COHEN.
z Wilson ACKNOWLEDGEMENT subscrip-
REAL Es1ArE.-Messrs Blocker. Son & Co.

REAL Estate -Messrs Bleecker, Son g. Co.
continued yeerdsy the sale Of the balance Of the Braihurt
property adjourned from October &c. The lots sold the
FOL owing pd'es
lots Bresknsck hill Road and l44st. each SSeS
4os on e. Brestueckbt Road end l4Sn S.. es;h 100
n breekuock bill Ro d d ash Il esch 15s
ts Breskr eek hill Road nd l5th.st ga 6S
=. BreAkpock hill Road lf6to 4 H7ss eh 20
lots on Brosdwsy about Is feet 5}th, esoh... soS
gores IN 14lth St. about $40 # 9Th sv, saeh... 29
lots on 1ih-st shout 6n0 T. west sh-av, e,ch.. 3S
lota IN 145th about 255 A. wPst sth sv. each... 900
4ots on l4ost shout AIS Il wet h-zy, each..... 4t9
lets ls about 2s5 f. Of 9TH each. 40
4os stth about $40 f. west etch..... $50
lots l4th IT, about as n west 8h-av, each 39
1iSts1n I4sh about asa n west n sv each
lots l47th 81. Sb0ut79 east br atg each, 40
lots 1913 b-st sbo mt 81 a. east Broadway esch sSe
l49h - about 10 f. esst Broadway, eich. dIs
14ath-st about S25 H. east broadSay each -
aud l4Sth. g3t 523 IT, Broadway eAct 10
Adrian Fl. MulleT sold the following:
Plots 62d.st I2S f. Of sth 25xl05 e-ch 20 -
2lots 63dt rs f. Of 9Th 25xlC5. each sU0
at s " cor A. aud ed 1t 25xl0e.......... lese
80 = l. nt,g 9.x ~ 63e
lots LIT ay s2 south Of s2dft, 25xl06 esch 700
lots 10 -treet 2ri02 esch.........." 1es
lot adj ming 25xlOS ''''''''''''''''
lot adj niug, %xl,3 90
n. w ed ct ard lstay, EACH. ~
lots 10 SD q. ca 2xlCZ each..s'.''''. so
lot aei' ming 2aNlty
lot sdJooing 25SlO2 '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
COURT OF SPECIAL sEsSIONs-ocr 2s-Before Justices
KELLY QrAcgENBusH Hna STEERS

KELLY, QuAcYENBUsH Hna STEREs.
Court was opena1 to-day with large calendar hu'
the buress speedily d.a;ched and adjournment ws
had ssy IN The spooa The charges consisted for ths mo
pat If sau snd battery pettV Larceny ard rdemssnors
good beginning mikes sd ending and sch va tbs
remit Of affair to-day Scion Ash the fret prisoner AZ
Tsgnsd charge 81 rety .rcenT Several witnesses were
examined evidence being considered r,ueisu Solo
scqted By the Court and panodb his n ends
went his way rejoicing
John Ardson my Joe John for assault and battery WIS
condemned to dursnce Vie In We Tonbs for ten daIa
Ooeib BlOop sr boamer in but by psture, for
Ike sent the Island dig out stone In the quarry
fer six months.
William Bell Upon man, for mskiog too free OF his
ftts cent 20 the City Prison for thirty days.
Mary Claire, petty larceny. rnorhs In the Peneniary
John Dickson assault and battery 80 days In the City Pn'n
Anna Deegap Indecent exposure months IN the Pensnts
Edwbrd Gardner, petty larceny months In the Penent,syi
Kinney assault and battery, Judgment suspended; Ellen Ma
thews petty larceny months In the Penltentny Charles
Miller petty larceny months In the Peuit.ntary; Jcs.ph
Money petty larceny months W the Per'tentisry Nike
Maxim assault ard battery months In The Penitentiry John
Neil assault and battery months In the Penen larry John
Russell petty lszcenJ guty-remsnie1 George Smith petty
larceny D Penantiary; Frederick Smith petty
larceny days City Prison els Smith assault and battery
months in the Penentisry Thomas Welsh misdemsanor
Judgment suspended Julius Derrick petty rceny 30 days In
the Tombs Pstrick Reilly Thomas Fowley John Mccormick
end Tuner battery, fined $40 each
allowed to depart, with the Injunction Go and sln no more
Mary Ann McDermott convicted OF stealing some tng
articles She had friends and antecedents and IS the
CONT thought thee-morthS sourn the Island would i'm
prove her morals, they sent her thither. -
Peter Grace gsc~ess committed an assault upon pr
Spsndove and wound up his display o. hsna by baerns
Officer Brown for sting him The Court found Peter guilty
and remauded him the Tombs until they should decide upon
TT sentence, .
About dozen prisoners discharged the evidence being
Insufficient for conviction, and the Cour! adorned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
MYSTERY At SRA. The folio wing letter concern
ing the probable less Of the American ship Oliver Put
nam appears in 2'he Boston Post:

A MYSTERY At SrA.-The folio wing Letter concern
ing the probable less Of the American ship Oliver Put
nam appears in 2'he Boston Post
"CossULArE OF the USITED STATES AT
"MAURITIUs, S-pt. s. 1862 }
"SrR: Reg to communicate, for publication, the
following sste rent:
On The 18th day Of August last there arrived at
this Coreusis from the bland of Bourbon or REUNION
SVEN men. viz: Oh rleg ONel, Thomas Donnely,
Bspia,on E Ropes, William Eugles, John D. Jsa,
kirs James Healy and Will Robinson, who s'itsi
hst tbey were portion of the crew OF the n3nJ al
sbn Oliver Pu,Gam Of NeWburyport, Ami Smith, mas
Ter sjeudoue5 at sea In sinking condition, on the 2ot
day of July last past, in the Longitude OF
Az IS, east and latitude Of IS sostb. iphI
fbey had been ordered into boat Tor me Fur'
poea OF tahng some eff-cs, i1e.rdmsu's DC, " tne
oug boat to wing Of the s1P then 10 return 10
the shin ard oil hands 20 be Gvi d between tns TWO
boats aud leave in company. On casting on nom tne
sbo 10 CARY this plan into effect these inen IN
bob became separsted from the ship aod OWING 70 ire
Ijoh sen could not reach her sgin for nearly twelve
brrs when the se having gone down somewhat, they
nsssed alongside Of her ard hailed her, aud hSnaue
rri,b Isrteroa Int got no reply. The ship appeared
os,srtsd and the long boat which they had lei! to"ng
as,ern yTas gone They therefore bore away Tor inc
cosst Of Madagascar and after five days were plcke1
nm by the French big Celna, AID taken 70 The Leland
Of u Drbon. 49,, IN; a.,
No tidngs Of the captain, oineers una rem Aii-hs
crew ave % yet reached me.
have recorded tbs statement OF the men IN detail,
a copy of which can be furnished to any person ~
elChled. .
Geo. III. FAIRFIELD L. 5. Consul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

FIRE AT STATEN ISLAND "A Ere broke out yefter-
day afternoon, O'Clock, at Vardsibilts Lsnfng, In
the candle factory of o. r. Mencci, which with the
adjoining buildings McCa'ty's coach mandatory,
Robinson g. Mulfords carpenter shop, together with
several small dwellings and ouihOuaes, was entirely
destroyed. The candle factory was owned by
Mathew Carroll and occupied as above by Mr. Men'ei,
who was formerly partner at the same plsce Of the
vorld.renowned Gen. Garibadi. Mr. Carclfa loss Ii
about So 600; insured e, 0t0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
COURT CALENDAR-Tgrs pAy.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUn-Psrt |. - Oyer and
Teruiusr Part INos $50 So 1922 1921 1913, 1000 lojz
1886 Ies8 lG42, 1892 1894. 1913, 40, 737. 49,
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERH-Sos %, ia
ia @ II3 90 d. IFS l2s, 29 80, lsl 1872 1884, SS 6 1871
1872, 1873. II, los 1T.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRAL T2RN.-Part Nos.
222 ~ T64 5s ssl el3 COS 96T sli 81 so s57 6Si 0
SS7, 800, SOL 818 69i, 99l $685. 1886. 800, GSe 83i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
SUPREME COURT-CmcuIr-ocT 23.--Before Justic
ALLEN
THE cLAREsDoS HOTEL DISPUTE.

Sterben j. AQsun against Can't Be-her aud John
Birch This var sustain oy reason 81 an
whence defence projected with Acco3dl 70 the
st ty il aDp.a that the palatb hosdeT az ths no
n = = rs ue week One da, lille dinner, he called
m os Of earet vine After fnisug hal Of IT, he cent u
49, aire Il was not god The wins cbagee N the Dill
lar ~ u.s. " yich unplL a, the end 81 ths eeoad
week The Oil for txo weeks presented with Ia. chge ioI
inc nclud,d The plaintiff refused py the but unless tat
hrge vas deducted defendants agreed TO dei1ct the
chree on condition that the plaintiff hoai leay the hotel n
WIS ma T. ea. b. do ndsrt tnen told MIN tn Ne 60 IA
a., ,st and have his bIeakfz next liog rsti'
~ Al he must then Quit the hotel PlSiDf aged 10
MI bu the p.st ~ up the bote snd la boistsous
evcesd hi. nnston 10 TsGBm Ia the no ell Inc
de All tbsu tef lof ice aud under heir
tbe prisoner jscted, bu. without nun ces'aJ
go was sue med ND OK Juoge Whiting for plaintiff cod
W .rsra defendant. The judge charged the jury "h'
wiz Dziug IN a sesed verdict on "Wednesday morning
CaAhgt1Es-EefOre JUskce LEONARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

DEtlSlONs
WE. II. Lee agt. John b. Mot.-Settied.


SUPERIOR COURT-SpRcIAL TzRs-Oot 23-Before jas
tco BOswOBTH.
DECISIONS.
Frsncs c. Tread well sgt. Russell Steb6ns-An a.
ovrce q Eve per the verdict p24 ~ hereby
sno,ged 70 IA, p In n auder section 90 Il tie Code
Before Ju,tee HoFFNAs n.
james j. Howad agt. Henry J. kay mohd.-O'S''
.bert b Bgas sg'. John Ogden smith.-Order OF
ree 70 BE- sealed days notice 10 Defendants S'fAeJ
TRIAL TERM-BeiOre Justice bosWOhIh
INSURANCE. SUI
JoL, " FoyVler administrator of Simon V. Pea-
bo5 art the Atlantic Nut al insurance Coins ws' sh
20 compel the payment Of p2hey oo ga AGENTS of
$40 ,yio was part os. Of tho vesi"j Ihe dtIshl
anna The poicy BOT mt Son IN Stn9p,9a
b 20 e me me on al sn oat 6y ta+ sensr1
foJ a tas ov The drcndsnt were ~iis ~ P' "a "a
ot I,S sgbi'ct 20 the o. dan tbs Cont at nefa
S Men Psisoos f1r plaintiff To"lsend seH'd'f SNa
Der'1i LUiS Txas-Jcr % Before II the Jusces
Jossph suftet - al. sst. Edward Pbaeh gsal'
The plaintiff 10 this case o6talo7n 10 10,
,t,uiDg be Sefrndats from nng The wofd Cocoiho ia ue
f,ctnrr and ssl5 Of sn u hair oil rpon the s9uno
80 n ass az initial - the word COcosile' Whch Plsn
ths clain I'd ~ then irsd' mar in 40 'l ss,e 10
vas Also made diIec.iAE n w No'n'oo' o. ~ oS
ascertain and report the pl drtlh ia ifrs ppn 49, 5
before tie Referee BuIne.I Ta' ~ ~ ~ nj, e, n
ssqusnt Lore Of tina! tue profits OF MS H'm "eie - ~
ri sSt sS is be- &C., at the profits by ccoDs the cost Of
sl. n Ia lab &c., ng1 drdlci ~ tae 80 slm
nom the ao,oLt ea I'D upon sses ie ~t"esT ,an
ssse5 upon Whist materials be 80 caeulale3 vac =, h.
lion the witness decIe eesnz O. Iea''p tha ~
snswer would necssssIily DIS 80 lno r,s
Cocosine' wss prspued "heh ws SO @ bnsef Of a Ii
ee, 5 as bound 10 snseorj aai for ls col IA n ~
ig 10 tuss. s4swsi, The Rdree Hrncf ne os's ior
tas os's 70 .ns,t -lIH i ., y. I Az cuts
Tis ri to- etseft-d e. lbs frp3r i,d Ju.u'e IP'u1
B. rst.a 1eU st aid. 'le report ai.. ~, 80 erred
"a not noud question snd tn4I ths '
IN dcidius ss a. aAo ahs Pani Qsnt inlc!ta by o'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
coURT OF OYER AND TERMlNE.R-Ocf 2S.-BesOre
Judge GOULD.

TRIAL FOR ARSON IN THE FIRST DEGREE
At the opening Of toe Court. Patuek Hennesy In
dice for arson the fret decree put on trial The prose
cution aeee sunosY pisht ths 2Sn OF "a rch ne
reis 9osrk where The accused and bis ia LILY
s6ed was set by III used An Off discovered tie
ire end by considerable sGmts It was e&tieguhed Sqos
on.tly various had boe
placed in the building with view OF sett ng D. TO One OF
tbFss wa blk which hed WITH having and
NO 81. q let upfislt the box hCh p'sced
oiity Of psmustIo stensl The theory OF the prosecn
or descendant hTa n the premises T. OBTAIN @too
us ce the premises being insured FIR bat amount Ia the
N.,ionel Fire Jn slusuce Company ia Wal street -
The ccculsd TIE entire day The defense VIII be con-
tuued On "Wednesday morning.
E'1sJpdse & Conner appeared fof the defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

RUTGFRs FEnALy ISs1iTUTE.--The Rutgers Female
Insttute having been removed from the Seventh Ward
aud located on Fifth avsnne between Fortyir and
Fory second streets exercises appropriate 20 tas open
log Of the new edice Will take place this evening at
O'Clock. The Institute buildings will be open for in
spection to-day, from o'clock p. m, and the Trustees
invite th,r patrons, former graduates aud stosbhold
ers, to be pesent on the c,ssion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
A CARD.
To ne Editor Of The ". y. Tribune.

sIs: Would ycu grant sufferer by the gres' ire
which broke out yesterday morning, at O'clock at No 800
Sixth avenue thank publicly through the medium OF your
valuable pepper r. Martin This noble and truebearted
man. poor peddr yhowss Temporarily boardiUg With me,
sacrificed all his goods u purchased previous Of hs leaving for
the country and saved two my children Thus by obeypg
tie impOses OF humanity be lost all he possessed May our
Father in reward him for this noble deed the deepest
prsyer II thankful father. Yours, very humbly,
Ntte- York Oct. %, 1860. PETER COHEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

the people, Wien sach nen appear 10 Wns' seems
P,oyd, uaI mi,.ion, why should not religious aud
benevolent community bsck tnsm up! IL tne uospA
ever s 70 reach the rowdss and duoksds a1d run aus
of Nsv.York il most probably be through JaS' Sacn
redee mel men Of the csss as Gardoer we nope oar
citizens will WRIT the Room which we repet Is near
Chatbsm-squsre, No. % Neg-Bowery and sac Tor
themselves what Is beijg done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

tt Israelitisb journal The aurora, announces that
class in the Jewish religion has been founded at the
Gymnasium Of smphsropo through the efforts OF Dr.
Smolensk, Director OF the schools in the Government
of the Taurda, and with the concurrence Of Mr. From
ftin, memter Of tho Jewish Commission Of the schools
ut SimpbeTopol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

From this order the defendants appealed r. the General Term
and IN saborsie opioiop By justice films the Cont he'd
hstRm EFT ~ss b IN TO auS~r ths QUESTION That the VT
pfiresed H. whotibe Ills since he usht
Ia est hh his dams'es preiatsd upou osa profits which
upon hso showing could Only he by eutpg bis cost
tfthe materials Firt TIE Cc4 In sch was 20 s 10
ort tn esis Ct the wues and the slm for damages
Eut uptn hcata Of the Referee he Court world In
punish ty attachment TO- contempt The order At spsal
Tern modified By ofsng much Of as allowed TIE ek.
cp1r % TIE NOSE e punishment for nts np. reversing
IN al ofer respect, without rosts g. either party
John Sherwood for plsirG u. w. Dodge for defenaAnt