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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

Total since January s33 452 GA 90
Mr. Spencer OF the house of Spencer, Villa & Co.,
has been elected P,esident Of the Boston Bosri of
Brokers. The Board Lac done itself honor in such a
selection for preside officer.
II receipt of 81 200 900 by the California steamer,
and $4,000 by the Bienville from Orleans will
more than supply the demand for shipment this
week. At New0rleans over half million Of silver
has been received from Mexico.
The Chicago Democrat of Friday last says of the
activity 10 trade at that point:
The receipts Of from million million aud half bushels
Of thn In this city every has stimulated ell classes Of
bub' - here TO wonderful degree Our merchant,
had prosperous nade since 1856 The dr. goods
clothing Millinery hst and cap boot shoe, crokery hard
duy tran they pack at night aud all hands
pr pitos have IN buckle 10 and work early get
through with their orders The sales mostly cash an
The old accounts ore being SETTLED up with pomptness aud
willingness that IL very oheshing"
TIE Ne~-Oriedas PtcGyuae of Thursday last TO-
por's:
In the general market ojsy there wss more dspostlou Ia
move an We have noticed for tine Under oe al
pue aea Cotton ttday and g. day exchange Il soenF
enc u' Ie tio oil deetphons tends downward Bank IL
banks eth ssk at the but Ibis rate PROMISES 70 be an
ebttc one tomorrow. AZ the close good OIL. yond
a' 81 ng over s5ty days has lkowse T5ceded and an bs
Woo ~ /" az "a discount though drawers were ksns
va Iime sterling Is IN dsmu' at Os4aGlg ana ot 1,
OH oil aens bring loeaiost Francs range nm siSla
The Money market tas yet felt he influence o
.Achas thd wa It'll quite hard to-day Very s5oJ n ~
tohy az " and some exceptionally for Jun,rv s.i,,
.hei' way into III sse Sho.i mvrnent A. cs"5 n
the ~ kot" w N' "''' 'o w p"noh'
hiegard to the market for money and bullion at San
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
MEETING OF BRITISH RESIDENTS.

Aueetipp of British residents was he'd yesterday
afternoon tie BRITISH Consulate for the purooss OF
heari1 the report of the COMM Tee, appointed some
weeks tince to provide for demonstration Of re.
specs toward the Prince of Wales, when he should
arrive in this city. Mr.. Nj. ARCHIBALD, the British
Consul was called to preside
The secretary Mr. y. PRITCHARD, read the report,
which stated that the Con mttee had throughout co.
deavortd in no way 10 interfere with any muClapal
demonstration. They had understood ii was the IN en-
ton of the citizens Of New York 10 give the Prace
bsponet the COMMITTEES therefore decided b,,
forwarded an invitation 10 his Royal HighDess 10 a.
tend. Bot the citizsDs COmoiitee suddeuly changed
their plans and extended an invitation to the Prince TO
bsU. This Invitation being aeceDted, the Prince was
obliged to decl that of toe Bilsh resid- nts hls
short osy not admitting Of bat such demonstration
The Committee then cOnteu plated presenting hi with
an address: bat th was alsO declined on the ground OF
sck of time aud the fact that be had decioed ad
dresses in other ciues wishing 10 g through the States
as private citizen If such address was received
III New York it might create W fseng in o'ber places
Mr. ARCHIBALD stated that tho Committee had done
all in their power He had III doubt Ills R)Esl Hg1'
ness fully appreciated the feeling Of the British rsl
dents of New-YOIk TO wards him; but his sh rt stay,
his desire 10 travel mu as possible az private
person and his wsh 10 avoid giving any oielss, COM
M, CUSARD wished il underst 20 tlat the British
reeidtDts had in nc way pushed w nstlves forward
lterferpgly they had NOT suggested giving the Pfnce
3 ball until specially requested 80 70 DO by the dayor
ard Others of the ci9zen's Committee.
Mr.. BEALE President of St. Georges Society
moved the report be accepted and the Committee DIS
cha ged
Mr. WALKER ssid that an old British resident, Mr.
Stod1rd had sted him TO inquire if some means
could not be provided whereby they might pay their
respect 10 bis Royal Highnets-an hour or t"o ap-
pointed at come place.
Mr. BFALE thought if such thing WIS done here 1t
would be claimed in other cities, when it was abso-
iutely impossible 10 grant 1t.
MI RICHARD BELL seconded the motion Of DIR.
BeaIs's, which was adopted. and the meeting ad-
iOurned.
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BY Telegraph.

SAVANNAH, Sept 2L-The steamship Huntsville rn'
ct p M. yesterday I'D.
BOSTON, sept "a Arr. steamship S. R. sDaultus Hese
Baltimore slt, Grace DsIpg beSIse, Gallo Cleaner hse-
Lfupooli W sewal Morrison, Ca3iz OAks Louisa boss
Long ATd'ossani SUMTER Sutton Havana b. bues' Sow
Ii nufe
HAMPTON ROADS, SEPT 2i.-Arr shps Alexander Liver
poo! days bound TO Richmordi Arey tslao % dsy.i f
n Csl1 20 days. j. W. Payne, Gallo los days. PePps'eNS
bound 10 London. -
Aho arr esrk Etwsn Newcastle Eng, - dys bound y
provisions
NEW ORLEANS. Sept A-The steamship cAhs~o' 'Ii'
for New.iok Sept as An.
arr thps Anares, and Bsrnabss Webb, Liverpool ~
bali bogdesuxi Forest City. ard Idaho, Bostoa hsAs
Light and Chailes Davenport New York
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.BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

FoRsArIoE OF New ELEcTIoH DsTRIcTs.-The
Common Coul cl me, 10 the Office Of the Corpora Ion
Counselor lat evening but 10 cou'squepcs OF the
iDcobvspen arrapg ments did DO more business th IN
To f1m additions Eli con Districts Ia several Of the
Wa 6s 81 follows:
run Wa,d-It Dist'ici.-Commepcing al the corner OF
Bridge Wssr running thence along Water e-t 70
rpt-d Stses Navy ard thence the East River theme
10 Bridge ,tre tn thu pl.cs Il begn5jng ~ ,,,
lid Dt Cor cit tb- 20 her o. biofs ana "s's
sorg Fridge TO Pr spoci stree" tn nce so
PToret to the Navy Yard thence to Water street the
TlS Ii.t,icI-Bounded by Bridge Prospect Concord, and
Navy ttssfs
Va Di.rct-BoUnded by Bridge Concord, johnson, and
F;ob Ward The Ehih Ward Il iyded into two Districts
First enb,scps all the territory lyiog nnrtn OF Middle
,set and The all the territory lying nth the zane
The Dist lets of this Ward have been H.
oe.sed from five The Flint IL bounded by BLDG
Joluscn WlU,bby streets anI II dson avenue. The s,,h
Jongthy and Bridge ard Fulton and Dekb The
Filth district h ded by Gu be land street Disb Fulton
Atlantic AID flstbush TIE Seventh Dst tpa oil
he ojgnsl Fb bounded BY Cumberland Atlantic and De-
kslb avenues -
Il. Ibis arrangement one more District s added 70
the Eighth Waro one to the Fifth Ward, and two TO
TIE Eleventh Ward.
Ths Common Council will probably NEST in their
old chamber which has beer undergoing the process Of
Ienoyatiop) next Monday evening
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Ker Bryce, Jssse G. LaDo, William T. Boardman,
Joseph w Parmel.e, and Jossph p. Boy'e, IN which
pa tns,,bp William @. Lsre, EdSard Lane h'r
BoJee, Jesse c Lane, William T. Boardmao, aud
Jos.yh w. Psrmeee are the general partners AMI
Jsmes p. Boyce is the special partner with aeaPIal Of
on. hundred al d twenty five tbousand dollars.
The weekly statement Of Bank Averages is moro
f,vorshls Il an was anticipated. The loan line shows
fur,t or contraction Of 81 100000 while there has
b.sn s,hr increase in 'pscis aill farther increased
b.day by 81, OoO,rOm California and ewor'a1',
sosips, about $500, 900 shipped on Saturday. The
aps are no down nearly five millions 'ince tbs con-
,eryatiye action of the banks comm'nceo. Inc deP'-
al also Il ow de line about equal to the contraction
of losns. The Africans Bank it will be not Geo. sn'~S
by considerable increase of deTosiS that ts if'n"'
are not alarmed
The following is comparative statement Of the con-
dtion of the Banks of the City of NewYork, Sept 10
and S< Mt. %:
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NEEJERSEY ITEMS.

PREsENTATIoS OF A BANNER TO THE JERSEY CITY
WIDE-AwAKEs Last evening tre Wid.-Aweke BIT
talon of jersey City, under command Of Major D. 5.
Gregory, jr, composed of company from eaah Ward,
cOmmanced by Captains Grain, Walacs, ChsmPney,
and DuntiDg paraded for the purpose Of receiving a
banp er from tire ladies' Of the First Ward. After fnm.
ing at their headquarters, the battalion, headed by
Dodworths Band proceeded TO the residence Of Mr..
G Owen Rouse, No. ll3 Sussex street, where the
presentation took place.
The banner, which ia made Of redasilk, AID ele.
gsuty inscribed presented behalf Of the ladies'
by the Hon. ElhTiam Marsh aud received on the
part of the Wde-A wakes by Quartermaster Benz imii
Van per, both G. ntIem,n making very neat and ap.
propriate addressed The house Of Mr.. Rouse was IL
Illuminated a., decorated with flags, which together
with the display outside male very animated and
beautiful scene After the presentation the batalioa
psraded through the principal streets, making very
crsd able APPEARANCE.
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Dl.nsfera. &C.

KEY WEsr Sept lT-Most Of he goods board q .oe 's
Wm jaws previously pS ted wrecked on aISas hsi IN
heen saved b. the kcs OF which aIv.d lat a.
the csptaiu The bris a. Moore from Richmond eoan
Mobile with cargo Of msehaeIy pat Into t. poi.
hao The mat. isls tie bark Fcnandi previously rr
wr exec n Elbow Kew have bee sold nd oDshs OF NJ '
ee ds syen The wucksrs for saSins ihe same M, Al
ST. LEWIS, Mtu'itns, Avg rue sap otoIsS %
BCsor, arrived Ut is port from singapore sue pa s .r
weather badly ,in' d. msslns ao.t 81 10 lido Hy-
trasol II !. poitua In disti ess ,sled rom s P
18th ult for Calcutta She was hoio"suS 'P
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TIE SLAYER STORM KING AT CUBA.-Tbe United
Staes District Attorney of this district recently GEN.
mubcsted 10 the Navy Department the fact that the
SLAYER Storm Kog witch was alloweSto escape from
tbs port by two of the Marshals of6'ers, who were
bribtd for that u,posel at the leland Of Cubs
reply received yesterday, statog that the informs
ton had been transmitted to the commanders of the
war steamers Oh the coast of Cuba.
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Arrived.

Steamship Columbia Beny, Charleston. mdse and psss 70
psGU OCEAN Ranger tcf Bueb, Knowles. Rio Jss.o Arg
49, coffee Nestle ct Co. Sep lat 81 81 lo u % sPois
chip FIcIa roU CaaO fr wYOk Avg le Aleisaas. Nc;
ware Cosits dsS ron YOU'D received while .diss eSso
The passed PenSmsucO Aug o. since then has had very
ship Ficrs warsaw cslso June rs IN ba4., vosr s
pheps .ioce leaving HewyoIk Ia ls7 June 90 thu fIOa
z Bc%bsS Z l., Ids.'oIlp 81, sinssPns Wh.nq.
ship John Bright Cutting Liverpool Aug Is ma:s and 81
pass to Williams Guion Has been 10 lays w Of Sable
Slip TsIusn Thomas Calico June as via Hampton Road.
sbiP Ubderwber Roberts Liverpool Aug 49, Eos. to Charles
PSri Emma F Chase (of Pornd, Han, Havana Sep. !
.asr &c, master SEPT p.s'sd BRIG ELiee from
ss for ssIt@os ,a at 81 o. spoke chr Flames
Bari Fannie Hamilton, wsss MsrseiIes Aug g. md.e. {,
Bsrk cbar es d~n Cof POrtsrd Campbell ssgas 10 dy
Barb David Lspsey Beading. Philadelphia days coal to
Rsik w A Fs.snius Cof Povdence) Gage Savannah dy'
Mr SS,s Ws. we'd to hi. cit, by st.sot Gees
Brig abby Elizabeth Phinney, rhisdephia Days, coal t.
Big Village Pride tBrl Lawrence. Bridgeport dAys BAL
Schr Viola (Of Mschis,) Haskell Mst,nz.s day. sus.r,
&c Owen s'n vessel 70 nssteI Had heavy westaet
sLr Kate Brigham tmasted FeDg Savannah day. co..
fn to 6S.Gs ss Din on s.p - = mics E. S saudi
sehr susan tbr1 Lang Halifax 10 days fsh to wocdruf
scb M4r,ba Chichester Rchmonda da, -four and tobacco
scbr Kt1 gton of Charleston CT Severt jacksonville II
days yeI.w pine to Erapk Smith vesel to A finn.ssn
schr MisIda HlsId NewHayen, In ballast for Philaas-
sebr B. K Hall Holmes Dsrien days yellow pine 70 Peek
sehr Rio, Lswsop, Virginia rotsioea
SehI Convert from Bo,too for Albany.
Sch Highlander from Bottom for Albany
sehI War hoop, Mctrssdy Virginia day. potatoes.
Sch. 8. seoaeTo Smith Lilsnia days, wood
scbr Wave, Edwards Virginia days. wood
setr 7 De Peo EdmoSes Alexandra sdays coal
sohr. am Cole, City Point days, fear TO master.
schr H. Mar,in, sl.isa, Baltimore 4 days, coal
Schr E,ns, Word Baltimore csys 4, gram.
sebr Wiisms , A nbS fu Gi s SsoUn
Sci Brave Lowell Albany TOO Boston.
SehI d b talbot Lord Virginia potatoes.
schr J O. whpple, lawson. vrgiai., ta,oes
sehr r. .. yerallyea, Ryder Virginia potatoes.
sehr Mary Jane TitOn yugips cod
sehr s@% ,.s L0Pe, Nbsi' y, SGd
s ssGT @, W NiS8 M oRRssp s sa S0 coal
sehr' J Williams Cults bslimSre coal
scIr John o. Rotche, Keliab Derby days.
scbr Wine, Brr wn' New Haven Gays.
s,hr Diamond Hniton Stout gton d,ys
Sloop Jan 20 Butler, Joine. Nlr.' potatoes.
Steamer TaoOny Ely, Philadelphia mdse 10 Loper Rts
steamer Sarah. Jones, Philadelphia mdso Lopez Kin
patrick
siesmer Mars Nichols Pbl,delPhia, mdse to JAN Brig.
stsatug Ceres, Kelly Mysu; Is hours having barb hEss
In tow.
BELOW Bark Beaver (Br. of yarmouth, N. ST. Cley,
HsNest July 10
WIND During the day nom Sc.
Cspt skim Of the steamship Jsmetown which srived
sorday evening om Nohok reports the following vessels
Agu's OF Boston Aawsn OF Charts octsys RchmSsai
Ellen stevens ofPotand
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FIRE AND FlRENEE RIOT.--About O'Clock yes
erday occurred in the basement Of the
house No 10 Mrgs" ttiet occupied By MTs Reddan TWAS
speedily tnguished wit ti0g damage The hfe ohgnitod
b. 'idr playing " ith patches
When returning om his ire ltutbanee occurred between
he Of the Fire Compaues which tims
thre to become serious bat the striving
the ground arrested two Of the IN geader' and prevented fur
ZERO outbreak
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Sept IT BY plot bcst Fsuny tNo ~ T.. 70 ~ lon o. ~ sSp
sam dsy "a al lon 81 .hp Kentucky ftom Boston zoe Ne
oa.sns l9b t ~ 90 lon ." ny 20 IA lon nS S1 .S,p Wal
Se of i,ea.se, nom Liverpool for PhisaePha " aAssss
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mAfkkaKD.
PANGBORN-!

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brooklyn, on Sunday, Sept
"a by Rev X r. 1homp OF NeI-fok City, S.sph-n
w Pan gtorn Miss Mary L. Atkinson, both Brooklyn
LOr Island.
YOUNG ATKINsON-In Brooklyn. Sunday Sept % by
the Rev. r. r. TLoupsou Of Newr ok City, George Yours
10 Miss yBne l.. Atkinson both Of brookyn Long ISLAND
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Passenger Arrived

In bark FnmaF Chase from Hdrara--Mieha.l Lesvir l.
signaiss and usIdeDs Who died Sept H. In lat u 81 lon
IS VI 4 ption. 49,.
In bark CAaries EdDfn from Sdgvd-Ar CAbadA Mis- No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcE.-At the meeting of tdis
Board yesterday, Ely Proctor Keeps. in the House
Of Detention wac dismissed IN Consequence Of csa-
bihy and d. Davis of the Twentieth Ward was
appointed in his place. Sergeant Taft of the Ninth
Ward was transferred to ths Eighth aud Sergeant De
Vorsney of the Eighth to the Ninth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

ACADEMY OF MuHo.-The opera Of Robert lie
Dt.el" win be performed In French Tonight Mons
Philippe end Moos Geuibrel, ard Mssdamss ColsOa
md Ber,uocs Saretsek win appear in this opera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

OBIruARY.-Col T.. L Snow, the wsll-known Tenn
peraDce advocate died at his residence 10 this city 90
Sunday evening after brief and Psinfol oess, ia the
SSH year of bis age The deceased was the founder OF
the order Of Sons Of Temperance, and the Z snow
soei.l Union, aud formerly edited temperance paper
called The Organ He was a man Of large heart aad
generous impulses and staunch defender of the rights
Of mar irrespective Of RED or color His death has
lift void in large circle of warm and friends.
The remains all be removed to-day to tho family tomb
&C Mount AusurD.
Mr. Nstoan Peck, father Of the President of the
Boa,d Of Aldermen, died Friday, after brief i'll.
nsss. The solden wedding Of the deceased and his
wife az celebrated on the Sd of February last on
which occasion an address was delivered by the Rev.
Edwin Hatfield, d. D. Mr. Peck was about 80 years
Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

SUIcIDE.-A Pole named Ignstz Riegierski, 81 years
Of age residing at No $50 Fourth street, died last
right at the New.York Hospital from the effects of
quantity of arseD, which he had taken in the morning
In order TO put an end to his life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

BOARD OF ALDERMES.-No quorum being presen
last evening" the Board adjourned to Thursday the 27t
inst.
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WISrER GARDES.-Last night, for the first time
Ns sssson, we believe, Mrs Williams appeared wi h
cut her husband, who has heretofore alsal crippled
Asr essrtions, and acted in play new here, called
Prince Doloroso The priucip. part was admirably
sced by Mrs. Williams, who in such characters, Is
very excellent As the play is written by the brothers
Broaeh, the lsneuge is necessarily witty and smart
The play was well received and much applauded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

DESPERATE AFFRAY.-Two men named Fripcs
and Constable Lang got into sd,pnte At Hewlett
Saturday odt cOuBtsf-t bill sh;h Lauz@r charged TIE
Other passing upon him Lang brogghi before joe
tice It Ea.t N.wYTk when in4tion the eopa'
ni.d Aft-T leAsiog the Court Lauzer a,saoed Lang
The lstt revolver but before he bld hte II was
wreed from HIM vie parties then clehched and fell hr ugh
the window Of Mr. Hekaa ps store Ing considerable damage
eud aso II jurrg each cher badly Lang made COMPLAINT
agnst Justice BlacbI yesterday Tor Assault
ard bait, ~ and a warrant was is.utd lis arrest
SERIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon a lif is
years o. sse he SOL Of Mr. reding at No IL jick'
ret fell from grape arbor 4. his faihe ard and was 1t Ia
thought fatally injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

LAW SCHOOL OF THE USyERsIrY.-Prof. Wedge
wood commenced yesterday his course Of lectures in
the law Department of lbe Unworthy, uudsr very
favorable suspces BE begins with the Law Of Pom
issory Noes Drafts, Checks and Bank Bills, which
will be the subject of the lectures for three or four
weeks. His msnner of treating these matters is so
clear and 30 entirely Invested Of tecaDicaties that it
is vel worth tie ~hile Of any youog man who deals,
or expects TO deal in such paper, to attend at eat
THE portion of the couree. Prof Wedgewood will be
assi4d as heretofore, by Dumber Of the judges OF
our Courts aud more prominent members Of the City
tar.
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The WoMAs's LIBRARY.-Tbe Womsns Library
founded by Mi.s f. NJ. Powell, will opsn to-day 10 the
University Building, cO,ner Of University place aid
Waverley place. TIE hours from 10 in the uoroing
Until in toe evening The Librarian lie Miss Cornelia
Woodruff. The terms of membership are 81 year.
The Librarian will devote this week to taking the
names of ladies wish to snbscri'e Mkt Nom
day evening the formal public opening will take place
Ia Dr. Chayins Church, the Uoiversi'y chapel beiog
found too small TO accommodate the friends of the CO.
krpris Henry Ward Beecher and James T. Brady
viii deliver addresses and one two interesting let
tiers from some of prominent city merchants will be
read. After toe public Operiog ladies will be at lib
ety to take books from the Library fr home readiOg.
Tie Wonan's Library will be a circulating library.
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FrsDcheo, tie circular Of Mssss. W. 7. {, ls.sn A


There good demand for fund. for the sp roacbin.
but oiHebly .1peT,,n-sd Ia n:...y.ss ssrx
coed seelntJ ~ ia2 cent scordBg zs Of o.s ~. ~
c'pt bty II e. lstsTaL Lover rates pevol on real
otr pg hyestnsnis, bot msreab's paper can a. -
done 10. than u, wh 10 Ibe sjIJ o. ~
ben 10 At ltn2 cert month No slt.y too a. - I've
ding In he bitter pstco ally IA tcuros az. h. ~ oes
20 , 70, ~ msan u Ne spr' mke ,s- aa.
Hsdy mon 9TH Vii, 70 eject purchs,e. o., 1850 1
m'rcbsnd.s vi hin the last 10 days la. sa.nS hpo
selicuitur-l produ6t. ~ "''"'O0o mas BEEN b
lp oes .S sson peculiarly adverse 10 MINING po,,
~ ~ . ~ 81 gAtr The rec pts Of solo ar e.. ~
ger ottn qa pgh ,ivbs i.~ 10 .csra Of soS s. 49,
d. ~. . -. 70 % serious ineoby.rieocs Par the -
PIT I1s se 1:Ss; a. Hs a1s "a. ,a
pg s1,h ns Ihied Stat. Branch Nit, IN an ~
Y The gold bullion dspontsd (w.ishs .,s, nD..,,.,
"eiDU W. AZ, ISL 20
Coinage, gold double esges....,
Coinaee SILVER bai dollars .......... si0 60 '''N""
Cobsge. silver QUARTER eola.a........ -
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......sEYr. n
Cleared.

Sbip-Thaatts, Stinson London J. o Boxer Co.
Falks-Sb a. Nspirr Broad LONDON Crocker Wool ca I
HsuI ths Hall Mobile, Stugss Clearnan Co. Coa'oy,
Wo, dward, Caciz Moore Bemy
Bdgs- Dor Xix Griffin sehicosi West Applert Calves
ton ID L Munsy
(brD Gard Haifsx D. r. Dewoh; WRIGHT Roger. 6eaafot,
Van Blunt Ssgb; Or gou Krause, Washington Jsa-sosn,
LAT ureite P-tefsbnrg r. "a Tres squr-s Csr'snss
T. A Webster; L-yi, Jaoe Ne chag, AIeE.Ddns, NJ Be-
DEL. T. n Ste IMAM Cap. Plymouth Benton Bro.
Steamer-Planet Wilson, Phadephis, Loper Kirkpstrck
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THE CITY CoURT.-Tbis Court was opened yes'er-
day morning bat there spf ent pumber Of jurors
the calendar led and Jury discb ged M the
Tenn TIE October Term VIII commence tn. 18th Notices
must be fled with the Clerk Of the Court before the hft
Mouda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

DIED PROM TIE EFFECTS OF A FALL.-Coronsr
murphy yesterday HID inquest the BODY Of James Arm
strong who died Saturday last from the effect OF Djnns
suts by M down the bsemsnt stairs Of his late resi-
North Sixth street e. D. The jury rendered verdict
m accordance with the facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

THE EVENING Scholastic public evening
schools conducted under the auspices of the Board OF
Education, opened last evening for the season. I 60
ne schools have been added In Fifteenth street
Gowanus, and the other IN school h1use No. 25 Wal
worth street There will theI efore be eight evening
schools for white and one for colored children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

ASSAULT UPON A WONAS.-A man named Ed yari
Fay brought be justice Conwe yesterday, tao
chsI.e If butay atng Mrs Haskns The tier and fij
quarrel app and ,lleged Fay came TO
aid and Mrs HsskBs IN violent ctn.g
FeIit ,s Both families reside In house In Main
street a he accused was held 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

A YOUTHFUL DRUSKARD. -Justiee Cornell con,
milted boy 10 years Of age to the House of Refuge
on Saturday,, on tie charge of being an habirua
drubbad,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

a Advertisement
OIL WELLS OF PENNSYLYANIA,-See an I'M
orant discovery advertised in another col thus beaded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

1SrERfsrrYe OPERATION. John Pomfrey, the
blacksn h. who was injured in an ARRAY on the llth
int corner of Hekimer street and Brooklyn avenue
near Bedford avenue Lad his carotid artery tied or
Sunday night FIR secondary beecing by DIR Hitch
ison, assisted by DIS. Kissam aud Hamilton, and Dr.
Higginbotham who had charge CT the case.