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corrpT OF SPECIAL SFSSIONS-OCr 3O.-Be,ore Justice
KELLY, STEERS, and BRENNAN.
o,-;r,, q, ,a incIamency of the weather there was

KELLY, STEERS, ana BRENNAN
Owing TO the incemeDcy Of the weather there was
this morning and but few cases on the
docket attracted any particular attention The day was lark
Cou wa in consequence hurried through at gaoping pace
stce Brennan took Of Justice Qua kenbusn VINO ala
not make appearance until the close oil the Court DenB
Terence Anthony was alrsigned for asssupg Policeman
Gross of the Nineteenth Ward Remsnded for sentence .
Benjamin Crawford stole pair OF pantaloons reh'eh'aiy
fr month. IL
Terence He Oldest Of whom was III years oil Sg were
arragned stessg drawer from the br7.1wgon
Of Mr. Demset and found guilty On account OF theH 'euoi
wears the Court considerably suspended sentence
Gibson stole sent TO the lsaId Tor hree month";
Timothy Hennesy, robbing M sent to the Island ioI ioui
months ,
ohn ONel pushed Eliza Scoiter who enciene, down
stairs pulled her hair struck twice the kesd with his hst
and once I'm with key beside breaking her little finger
He pleaded guilty, and was fined / TO- 81,
Charles Rogers stealing cloak worth So PententAry oT
four months -. . - r, NIL,
with big kie. Found guilty suspended On sec
charge for beetng richardson to the Island Tor two
John Riley to the Peitensy for four months for stealing
ob Rose keeping store at No ~ Bsysrd street
vcd Of odony sentenced the Pententary for four
VIM D. Smith attempting stab w. r. edersleeye with
butcher Knife; hned 40.
lane Ann Saiyan stole silk dress from Margaret Stanton
worth 50 20 the Island for six mouths
lanes Hand stole oveTcoat Peuentiery tive months;
Aer the remission Of several fines the Court adjourned
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SENTENCES AVID ARRANGEMENTS IN THE Court OF
Andrew Yates and John Creighton boys about II
wear. of age heretofore convicted Of petit larceny second ohn
each John sms pleaded ruy 10 burglary the third de-
sr. and sentenced Tor similar period Adrian n1rGq
{aet.d for forgery In manufacturing and selling counterfeit bills
ourpcrne 10 be the Hsyen Government pesded not
ruiy VIM Corbutt for burglary John Obnen ana rsn 1.
Co,tco for Frederick w Sbsefer do, Ann Eins
DO Jopn c. Scott Aaron Sherwood Kidd assault and ostte
with intent to Hill, VIM; Williams do James Leary no. ana
Michael Barrett, forgery all pleaded not guilty.
The Grand jury Oyer and brourh In
s;,,y more which were transferred 10 the Court OF
Sessions for dpoa The total number o. ind tnent found
this term vas 49,
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SUPREME CoURT-CBAMBRRs-OcT. 3O-Be'cre Jostic'
LEONARD.
THE GRIDrRoN RAILROAD CASE.

THF GRTDTRON RAILROAD CAST.
The argument 10 this case was continued to-day by
VIM Allen Butler ia behalf the defendants He cited author
tiles to show that The Of Legislature under which the defend
ants obtained their grants paramount to the rights oil c
items and the rights Of the Corporation. Notwithstanding the
grant made by the Legislature the grantees had no RI 20 nse
sin foot Of grourd without mixing full compenss1n to the
owner Of the ground in whom the night to the proper
y was vested whether single private individual or body cor
poae although the property may have been previously dedcS
ted the pubic for highway The argument viii be CON
tnued VI dnesdsy.
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THE WILSON TEsTINosIAL.-Additiona gsubscip-
lions the testimonial for Capt Wilson of the brig Minnie
q SOLD EN- ALL. "

To The Editor If The ". y. Tribune.
SIR: On the O'Clock boat from Vanderbits Land
ing st.ten Island evening Henry Jacobs lad r,ins It
No Third New York. had psn medals for s,le
He came up TO the Rev. W. Conway and the Rev. Arthur
Day two Baptist cergymen and offered to eu Of his
"edalsp They inquired for of Lincoln" when Henry
said "Sold 'em all; they sell 40"
Men. York Oct. 90 1860.
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w "a he e.tp IN The ysd when discovered ne
extinct TIE 3omeshc trouble. MIRA had lived
pzrss her husband for about month Recently arecon
eision a,ced aud Mr. PIier promised 10 call at The
horse Monday, Failing 70 do ,be Il s 'onpeset sreS
The deceased about so old and bad three children
the your ges IL years OF and the eldest IT, verdict OF
death BY drowning rendered by the CoToners Jury
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Recetut. NJ Produce,

oct ?o16 a6 bbIs Flour 1876 do Com Meal JOS do. Oil
Nes 24o 872 bush vhest, 572s 40. Corn A75 do Oats
$3.50 d. Barley 1O0 do. Malt III pkgs Whisky, l6s do
Lard. go 60. Provisions IS DO Ashes, $40 bags Seed.
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corpr cAr.FNDAR-TEI, DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CRCUIT-Part l.-OyeraDd Ter
minor Part Nos 1886 1888, 1899 1896 1900 100, lO8
i7l f20 li2G l2g 1880 1885, 1888 7lO 1884 l't6 lS 100
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TO KrIL.-On Saturday last a notorious

ATTEMPT TO KILL-On Saturday last notorious
shopter named Charles Rothschd taken before Justice
Kelly charged with having stolen nifty OF Goods fr
dow Own During the time which intvsnsd be-
the commission the the the sd hi. arrest
had altered bis appearance by cutting b hair and shaw Oh
f luxursnt whkers and nnsahs that the merchant
able to identity him. and he according discharged While
In Court Rothschd the impression th ssks Mr..
Frank Spice informing the msg.e regard 10 bis
yous character and he became exceedny indignant hers. On
Mopdsy evening Mr. Spcer standing In the vsstboe Of
the Bowey Theate Rohschd ard anothe thf spprs hed
him. when the rmer declared bic intention to take the ne Of
Mr. Spicer the time drawing knife and attempting 70
stab that gentleman In the abdomen He pevea.eds one
ohe byapder and Immediately given into tho custody o.
policeman Next morning the bloodthsy shopfer keu
before Justice Brennan and held 10 charge OF feoncus
assault.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-31

The CENTRAL PARK ExTESsIoy.-Complaints are
loud and frequent that the awards for property taken
for the Central Park Extension are extrsvagantly
heh-$l 1875 being the average award per lot Of 800
square feet The principal argument used IN favor OF
The extension, it will be remembered, was that the
land 10 be taken was of mere nominal value. Wild
cat would be 10 danger Of breaking It's neck among the
rocks. Tho average award per lot ior the Park as
embraced in the original limits was 'e's than one third
Of the award per lot for .he extension True those
OTIS have borne one assessment, aud their 7alae has
been increased by the laying ous Of the Park; but for
mass of alternating rock and swamp, Of almost ion
practicable grading, allowance Of $3.50 per lot on
an are,Gge would seern 20 evince the adoption Of
more than liberal policy toward property holders.
The fesfnent msps give $40 lots, which is q, 600
mere than the number assessed. The reason for ths
will probably only be apparent in the fOotings Of the
bills therefor, which will scon be presented,
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morning a

ROBBERY on A Extraordinarily morning
thief named Alfred Ferguson entered the occupied
by George Peckhsm the Ply mouth Ro and a.
tempted 10 carry gsnten.ns psntsloons containing S
Mr. Peckham being awakened by the noise from his bsh
and succeeded securing the cupn and he committed To
the Tombs by Justice Welah.
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Advertisement I

LATEST NOVELTIES IN MISSES HATS.
Something evidently Just i'm ported from Europe.
THE AB DBL KADER Hat,
Selling by THOMAS REYNOLDS, No. 800 Csna, third door
west OF Broadway.
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The People, Se., s;t. ChsIleS Devliu.

IN tbB Gaze tue interrogatores and crossmterroe"'
rs settled this order for commission TO
examine witness In California Judge Hohan OF San Fran
appointed TIE commissioner take the reg Tired testi
mony.
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Tldvertisement
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Inv INTELLIGENCE

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-0ct. 3O.-Beiore
Justice ISGRAnAs.
TIE DEYLIE cAsE-sETTLEMEsT OF THE IHTERRooA-
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TAdvertisement.'

ADVERTISEMENT
OAK ORCHARD ACIDSPRNG WATER.-Tha
uraiye properties this Water established ones
Cal and testimonials from ply cians and other respectable
individuals.
HIRAM w BosTvIoE la.e of Coninsl, Sole Aren't
metropolitan Ho'el Buildings. No. 574 BTosdvsy.
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Gas, Gas, GAS FIXTURgs.-Just ont OF our Fac
tow an immense sock of new patterns Call At our Manso
turing Depot, No. 57s Broadway, opposite Niblo's
WARyEs, PACK Co
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toss ths money market Of that city

Tie po0Dent Gestures Of the 'ney market h.ve varied bnt
kue The dsi1snd thing, is little lively than last
but is freely met IT. rates o. prime Endorsed mercan
tDe bills 20 and 90 days, 6G7 cent Names not well
vosbiy known be quoted 81 l0dlS y centpehaps high
1 e., according to the edgeLcies Of the case"
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Docs IN THE CENTRAL PARE-Our correspondent
Of yesterday "Rara Avis, is probably unaware that
BY ordinance no dog ia allowed upon the Central Park
unless led by chain proper dogstriDg It appear
that the Cog alluded by correspondent wso eiby
chain ard that it broke away from the person leading
it, There wac evidently no intended violation Of tRe
ordnance the dog having UNEXPECTEDLY escaped from
IT, owner. Perhaps It woud be well TO exclude dogs
atog iber from the Park, though persons often come
to the Park with small poodee and the ordinance ap'
pears to have been framed allow them to be aimi
under sueh restraints that they could not do any
damage.
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The officer concluded to search the apartment never
tbele.s and hi, trouble was rewarded by discovering
slo 400 more, in the original Havana bills, slowed
avav in hole in wardrobe in the room, and num-
her Of Spanish letters. From the tenor of some OF
these il is thought that the prisoner had left the re-
msnder of the money with his wife, and that she was
to meet him in Europe, whittier he was intending 70
sail by the next steamer. Rsmus was immediasy
taken before the proper tribunal and committed Tor
examination. What vii be the nature Of the charge
preferred against him is not yet known but one Of the
members Of the firm which was robbed is expected
here daily. Remus is about IS years of age, has a
wife and two children and has heretofore enjoyed the
respect of all who knew him. 1t is thought that the
information contained in the letters which found
in the prisoners room will enable the officer to recov-
er the remainder Of the money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-31

Police COMMISSIONERS AT the meeting of this
Board yesterday the resignation of Police Auctioneer
Sloutenberg was received and accepted.
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Zine weather for the procession" said Mr.. H., as
be obervei tie Bell and-Everett Union parade few
EVENING" ago.
"Yes, Bell wethe, " responded Mr. G.. (Er1 H.,
locking sheepish)
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yod Of The few transactions were effected lce!
cent The tendency toward improvement very esdua ou
,ue'erty apparent viii to have relieved the N mo
seo,ded nom the neTness and alarm which oppressed
ic'tnhseo Tbi. feeling continues to Be eoGaoed ey the
tusEed cotton snd the more etn OF
crop the weather being all that can be desired for
the Weld Those who only short time since 90 comb
SD PREDICTED crisis win have adjourn their prophecies to
period To atecnnlca phrase the market
entirely bare of The materials fer making panic.
Under an increased supply Of foreign exchange and epe
sAly Of sterling bills market way today, and very
kofs amount Of hss signatures were taken at 1911 dl0
nov opot The range from lO7 Gl0s anything beyond the
stsT hrur 4 not worth suding TO- Drafts with bill OF lsdng
were 1861 O7 the extreme being from 1000
R1l Francs comparatively better sustained round
srpount of ca paper sold at 81 22l which is the out
SIDE 6gue Other good bills brought ST. IS the range extending
down 10 81 3Od 2s{ Sxtyday bills onNewYork were dealt
IN Atl{Q2I ard y discount for Strictly first class
nAmss scountsbe in Wall street. In demand Sight was
rather besvy discount and outside bills T. with occa
sonA purchases Of such small amounts along at ~
At Chicago, on Saturday, the money m arket was
unususlly quiet. There was lees Eastern exchange
Offering, and the rates were firm at 2aI a. cent pre-
niam. The receipts and shipments were:
Receipts. Shipments.
flour bbls....,................. 47W coo
nheat push ''......ss......... 6bSSI 6Z,84J
Corn, bush...................... 6,e59 2O,VOo
TIE Philadelphia Bulletin of last evening thus no
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SUICIDE ny A MARRIED WoNAs.-A married wo-
man named May Matilda PsiteI residing .. No. ss Fnen
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MIGRATION FROM THE CHILDRES's AID SOCIETY,"
Mr. c. Tracy left the city yesterday afternoon with
a company Of children for the West This Is his
thirty second expedition. Many hundreds have been
already placed in good hoes on the broad praries and
fertile plains of the Western States by the society az
great expense. With the approach OF Winter come
the hard times for tie destitute and homeless boys IL
is good work to keep them to employment oy assa'-
ing this active Institution in thus well providing LOT
them.
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OPEs1sG OF THE BRooKLYa Authorization new
hall Of this bulldog has recently been altered the walls
AID ceiling having been handsomely freScosd by
Messrs Hepburn & Co.. decorators, Of this city, and
galleries added thus asng the capacity abo1t 800
/, was opsned for the first time on Tuesday evening,
when the third annual course Of lectures before the
Mercantile Library Association sss commenced Jas.
T. Brady of New York City being the orator. sub
iect-"Who are WEI!
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CITY ITEMS.
Dos'T FAIL to see that your name ia registered TO-
DAY. Because you were registered last Spring or last
Fall is no reason that you may no. be omitted now, if
YOU do not attend to it.

Bulls HEAD-NeU. York Cattle Market, Tnssdly
Oct. 30.-Droyers suffered last week, soms of them
thought far they could bear; but those in market
this week have to bear little more, for there is no
installing the fact that this market opens worss for
them than it did las. Tuesday, and in fact worse than
upon any day this year. The number Of ballocks on
sale this morning was about 43OO aud these generally
Of fair quality, and prices range from five to nine
censthe latter prcs only for bullocks of real extra
quality, such as OF the Ohio and Kentucky Dur
hams that weigh ten or twelve hundred, net, EACH
About ga 81 cents net pound for bullocks suitable
for the sas of retail market butchers is the rate the
beet droves cell at to day; and great many good fair
quality bullocks selling at cents, net and go down
TO cents. The weather to-day is very unfsvorable
being warm and rainy SO that butchers are not dig
posed to buy any than barely enough for present
wants while the large wholesale butchers hold off for
bargains tomorrow, which they will undoubtedly get
a 10 addition to the large supply of resh stock on the
market there were about 300 head left over last week.
Tomorrow we shal zee if there is not still larger
number left over. 1t looks like it this evening.
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iEeporsd for IT, y. Y. Tribune. J

And were attributed through the seyeIe yards mere io
-. ltN--ei, 1851 GAllup't J. 1885, Hunters. l,5lS
IIU,Ile srket very heavy At the following quotsoHs'
This UeeE. LaSt seez.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-05

ROSA or the Partisan Girl From the French ,
mo, Muslin.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-05
MIR. Seereta-Y Cobb.

For several days rumors have prevailed
that Mr.. C, BIB, of Ga, is about to resign his
position in the Cabinet of Mr.. BUCHANAN, on
account of his differences with the President
on the subject of the abstract right of seces
sion. The Quid Nunc'x in and about Wash
ington, especially those whose dlily bread
depends upon furnishing something attractive
for the newspapers, have held the matter up
in every possible light and ascribsd to it rv-
cry possible motive. Some say Mr.. COBB has
bankrupted The Federal Treasury, and wish
es to fee from the tumhling ruins, and ''tLe
wrath TO Gomez" Others, that he d. sires to
De elected TO the Senate from the State OF
Georgia, and goes home to check mate the
intrigues Of some of his active opponents in
that State: Others still, III It he is thoroughly
imbued with the secession spirit and wants
to go to the Georgia Convention, TO aid In
disrupting the Union: While others yet, say
that he is near the end of his term of service
in Washington, and having serious repug
nance to being laid on the shelf by staying
at the Capitol till LINCOLN is inaHgurated,
goes home to be ready for anything that may
turn up. They all agree, however, that he is
about to give up his place in the Cabinet.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-05
VIII Governor Harris Convene the
Leeisiatnree

This question is often asked Us, but We
have no answer to make, for the reason that
we know nothing of the Governors inten-
tions on this subj ct. We hear Of no oppO-
sition from any part of the State, nor from
any party. to the proposition to call the Ger
eral Assembly together. Whether be will
wait till all the counties of the State hold
primary meetings and request him to take
the step, we know not. The Governors of
Virginia, North Carolina and Mississippi
have, each, recommended u conference of the
Southern States, a measure urged by those
who favor the calling of our Legislature to-
gether in extra session. It occurs to us as
highly expedient and proper that Tennessee
should respond. 1t occurs to US also that
Gov. HARRIS ought to be satisfied by Chis
time that it is required of Tennessee to do
something. 1t ought to be further known to
him, from the ordinary channels of informa
tion, that such is the sentiment of the people
oil the State. We now PROFOUND the ques-
ton so often put to US: Will he convene the
Legislature in extra session?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-05
The Rupture i'm the Cabinet.

There have b, en- many reports at various
times that the Cabinet of Mr. BUCHANAN was
on the eve of being broken up. 1t now seems
to be generally conceded that Mr.. COBB will
withdraw in day or two. and that be will
be followed by Secretaries FLOYD. of Virgin
ia and THOMPSON, of Mississippi. THE r.
naming memb,-r from The Southern State
Mr.. Holt, of K"nfucky. appears to be su
absOIb,d in the Pc l-Ofice DrpaTtm nj
that b. has not had time TO attend to these liz
tie Outside movrmenIs. from what we can
learn. it is probable that Nj. COBB will re-
tire, and that he will be followed by Mr..
THOMPSON. and. possibly, by Mr.. FLOYD.
The prospect that the last hours Of Mr..
BUCHANAN's administration will be as gloomy
as were the frt ones bright, is exceedingly
favorable. But the extent TO which the well
fare and perp. tuiiy CT The Union are iuyolv-
ed in these troubles, is nything but crafty
ing to the patriots heart.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-05

RIGHT AT LAST, and other Tales By Mrs. Gaskell.
''Craniord" &c. I2no, Me=l n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-05

M
ne SPEAK nus eAplicisiy. because, nexl 10
tne danger that the South Will presume on
tue readiness OF the NORTH TO concede mucn
rather man aliow Ine mon 10 De dissolved.
We oePfeSalss va ieIfAatioif Nnicn threats OF
apprehehsions OF iorce are certain TO produce.
= " 9 caR y APP Fenl - Try sl5--sah are the.
Iooiisn Dahters IN which most scenes OF human
carnage nay tnelr origin. Inc seeesslonlsts
are ever WBeTe appealing 20 the courage ana
pliee olztne south. ren the assumption That
tney are ABOUT to lock horns with the North
In afiie,epd neatn Struggle Ho who STANDS
LOT me enioha IS neld up to odium as So o
missionist-one VINO lacks the requisite Vaior
~ saisn " staho u p 3oF Tue rights OF BIS Sec
non 10 you SO Tear me proves ana pow
OF Inc Norm tnat yeadare not s,apd up
ior the rights OF the South! Is virtually
ass a ~. .,.-.ss -.
ae~ 'nis lnuss operate. IA a-Iesioa "nere
,ops accounteo coward Is 70 De universal
~ y, uespised ana spit upon, we need not say
", we Propose 20 wrest TINS potent engine ron
cue o's =. oy saying Irankly 70 tue
olsSe States; II you choose to leave the
~ ien: isaye ~ pug le. US nave no quarre A
a io, IT.. II you mink II curse 70 yoa
and an UNFAIR advantage 10 as, repudiate II
t.,u are NO. Iiis' a. en-. = you ar
" YOU ssis es. go ato ooo spetu you,
lor our part, we nave uone very wen Win
you, anu are quite e"l.i'ng 10 heep foeeg
you, 9ut ~ rue a-selait ~ - !. Ass'H,e
nav 'oo Lhuon :, -; ~ III
'st On 1's coh'ihuanee. We naNe i'ee "
our. our inuustry tnus lar' aua nop =, " 10 GU
st m, even tnougn you ieave u;
iney VINO 'llnk 70 save over 'n Ne "i Ta',n
Suas Ue."een ,ne anu AZ ~ .;o.sll
,oas :. aLs uo " W 'ue ao,;
a sess u .n. ~ lssue "ou;,
oeu' .na. tle ins'. au VI oeiee ~
NJ = p."caaet p.o MI; VI .ie
s,o ~ ~ 20, a ~ e.,
;re,I,n5S -, "a aa'i,: 80, w ,a',st
y IT, H ',i eies H. .nass
IepeaL, was nor tue cause VI .Re seoess' 81
NJ tii' nn Du. oy CO. - .
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