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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
Arrived.

Steamship pienvile Buloch New Orleans Nov IS and Hsr
tb, ndse. and TO Livingston Crocheron Co.
steamship Yorktown Parrish Richmond Sc mdse and pass
to LBdism Heincken.
Steamship Monticello eager Washington D. c. via Norfolk,
mdse. and pass. 20 IA. Is. Cromwell & Co.
Ship Robert H. Lane, Dryer Liverpool Oct 80 ndse aud lSI
pass T. RchaIdon Co. Nov. H. lat a 49, lon. ST. spoke
ship Sasnsc Rowland from Philadelphia for Liverpool II days
Ship Chrstiana Monk London 20 days mde and 20 pass to
GIinne Mnun had strong " gales most of the pas
Nov 20 IS miles w Of Sandy Hook took pilot from boat
Ship Cncnnatus of Boston) Doane Sunderland % days coal
to master had heavy W. gales the entire spill, Sails
Ship Cora Linn Luce Glasgow Oct H. 1ndse to Durham
Dimon.
Park B,neac,or Corning, Foo Chow July %, to A.
Low 4 Bros
brig Irene of Fauington) Ray, Manzanils Cuba Nov o.
mdse. Brett Son Nov 10 lat 30 30 Ion o. passed
WRECK Of sehr Champion OF Washington c. having both her
apparently had been in collision had been abandoned
brig Delta of Bariore Gosn Greytown 81 days old iron,
copper and hides A. S,rout Bro heavy ~ gales and
calm the entire passage lost foesai and main royal
brig Nincennes, Love New Haven for Eizabehport-
Sch James Lawrence Allen Boston days Hidse te j. c.
sehr Pennsylvania Ladd, Norwich for stratsburs
schr Ellen Nenmsn Hamilton New-H Haven days.
Schr - Sawyer Sawyer. ElIabethport coal for Boston
sehr FawsId - Fizabehport coal for Boston
Schr Tryall Adams, Albany mdse. for Nantucket
schr Superior, Robinson, Rockland days, lime.
Schr Empress Fnnswonh, Rondout, cement for Boston
schL Iniie, Nsnaair, Providence days.
Sehr fessenden Hooper EhzabethpoTt coal for Boston.
sehr Virginia Davis, Baltimore days coal.
patrick.
Steamer Vulcan, Robinson Philadelphia mdse to j. An
Briggs.
Steamer Penguin Williams Providence udse to Isaac odeL
Steamer ospTay, Kenny, Providence mdse. to l. oie.
bELOWSohI Sarah, Black Havana % DAYS schr Julia Y.
Gamsge, Savannah y days.-lBy pilot GOAT Ezra Nye
sALEDSeamships st. Louis San Francisco mot sO,h
previously reported Roanoke Norfolk ship Plymouth Rock,
Liverpool, aud anchored on the bar
NlND-Durng the day, 5. :. w.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Nov. y, 1861.
The Bank Presidents meet at noon to consider the
propriety of suspension.
The Bank Presidents resolved to suspend specie pay
ments at | o'clock
The action Of the Bank Presidents in suspendlng
specie payments at the present exgency is generally
regarded with favor by business men and the Press, II
having been determined as precautionary measure TO
enable banks to expand their discounts and as pre-
ventive to the scenes of panic OF 1857.
An immediate meeting of the Legislature Is sug
gested for the double purpose of relieving the Banks
from the operation of the banking laws and consider
ing the legislation of the State the Fugitive Slave
law.
The Bank of Chester County suspends specie pay
ment tomorrow. All country banks will probably
take the same course.
Financial editors express the opinion that the cond-
ton of affairs this afternoon is evidence of healthy
state Of trade and cheerfulness among business men,
There has been more discountng to-day than for any
day during the last two weeks. The banks are mani
testing every disposition to accommodate. No failures
are reported. Quotations for specie are unsettled but
NAV be rated at from to per cent-the latter Tor
small purchases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
Markets. . .. Reported 6o Teiegraph.

ALBANY, Nov. 226 p m.-FLoUK very duh. No sales Of
WHEAT. C0KS held more firmly: sales Of 450 bush Western
Mined at 6ic the same price Is asked ior other lots OARS
OF moments good state at 3olc RYE sales BARLEY
active sales % bush principally Bay Qunte 65c
500 bush Hammond Port two aud rowdd at OUc aud
3o0 bush Winter 1T Gle WHsKy sales 30 bbls early in
the day, NJ l8dld.c.
ChICAGo Nov. TT p m.-FLouR dull, and 5dlOc lower.
HkAf dull sales Of 50 go bush At 20 dl9c for North Western
Club &c. for no aud iic FOR No ia Corn dni
ard lc lower sales Of 200vJ bush De IA store Oars
quiet. KECEP1s-2O 100 bbs Flour Wheat H.
bush Com. SHIPsEsTs-oO 20 bush hest l6 bush
tHEChT, firm and unchanged. SiGHT EIcHANGE on New.
York "a /, cent premium and very
bswEGo, Nov 22-b 4. m.-fLOJH dull but unclaimed
Wheat DUH sales $500 bush No. Milwaukee Club ON private
terms and 100 bushels hie Canadian country milling at
-lHl Other grain, quiet. CANAL FKkiGHrs lie. hi,her
" lea Hc 20 Newly LAKE IMPORTS 1860 bush WHEAT
$500 do Com 100 buh Barley 500 bush Rye CANAL TX
To1s: lZ6b htls Flour, 1850 bush Wheat 5000 do. Corn
1900 do. Oats 40 do Barley llU0 To- Rye 1909 do Peas.
IrFF0 Nov. y, ?. NJ fL0rH dull sales except In
retail way. WhBAT CoKN and other Grains duh and no sales
WinsA nominal 1t lie CAN,L FKgiGnrs, unchanged LAKE
lNrOKTt22 90 bb Flour; 10000 bush Wheat 5000 bush
Corn. Canal EXrOETsl0O bb Flour % 900 bush Wheat
1000 bush. Corn, 1900 bush. Rye.
fHlLADEItHiA, Nov. 22.-FL0uE nominal; superfue SO
70 ~. MHfAt active. Red, % White, 10 CoRS de-
Ching Mess Pork, VIA Rio CoFgEE, II. diilc WHIsKY
dun NJ 2J0Zyc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
GEORGIA..

MrIIEDGEyILLE, Ga, Wednesday, Nov. Il, 1861.
Gov Brown in a special message, in view OF the
election of Lincoln and to promote union OF senti-
ment in the State incidentally advises the Legislature
to elect electors on Saturday, which was adopted.
X. Barnwel Rhett, f. Rufiin, and Gen. Pillow have
been invited to seats ON the floor of the Senate
Ex-Gov. Mcdonald is quite feeble at Marietta, and
could not 90 to Milledgeve to vote as Breckenridge
elector if the Legislature should select him.
II is possible that the Legislature viii take recess
after The Ist of December think sae die, Others
to II fixed time, and others subject to call of the
Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
TIE pANIc-s. GETTING OF THE BOARD OF
CURRENCY

,o,,r ,,, .r.1r PRESENT STATE or THE FINAN-
MI ctAI ARA. Us OF THE COUNTRY.
A., adourned ,ueetu OF the Board OF Currency "'s
leId last evening at Gin ton Hail. JAWS GALLAIiS'
,,a The President. occup 'ed the chair The meeting
l' f,r die pnrrose of considering report OF
g o iI Comee on the pre- sent state Of the fnancla
.fa,a Of The country. The req Ort was presented oy
me lion George opdyke, in bel af Of the Committee I
oonsisnc Of George Opdyke, WV. A. Booth joseph
Lawrence Mathew Morgan, and d. 'unes "'ii''''"'
was unanimously adopted
REPORT or THE COMMITTEE ;..,;.;.,,
The Committee charged with the duty Iii'iin
id, lie cIses Of oar present financial di a',', 49,"
# suggesting appropriate remedies peg ie"'0
&C REPORT a, Ii.
r.. ,her = careful considerable CT dc E"VJ'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.. Nov.
Cleared.

Steamshps-St Louis Fletcher San Francisco Pacific Steam
ship Co. Roanoke, Couch Norfolk Ludlam Heincken Mont
gonieTy, Beny, Savannah, n. b. Cromwell 4 Co.
shps-Cad 1dings Nelson New Orleans, w Nelson Son
Mstf Lane London O. T. Cook Ohio Hutehings, Liverpool
A. Bell Son.
Bark-Grsce Doody, Liverpool, Whitman Bros. Co.
Bngs-W X. Saw yer Putnam, Key West, Benner Deake
AngosuIs, Mailman, Dublin, HaIbeok Co.. Mary Weir,
Cooper London j. ID. NelL
Schoone-S j. airing Smith Charleston McCready Mott
Co. n. Chase Doane kingston r. B. Chase; Ocean Bride,
PriIg Queenstown and market g. r. Buey Spray (BrI,
MunsoD, CoIuw als ID. X. Dewof Alma Br Curry, Corn
wallis D. T. revof North State Horton Savannah McCreedy,
Mott Co Jonas Smith Dayton, Wmn gtou, Smith Co.
r. d. Wagner Ryder Charleston Dolner Potter A. Hastings
(Br.l oweIson, Sackylle, p. l. Neyius A Son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
Disasters, sc.

TUE sHIr MARGARET Ev,s previously reported as having
struck Diamond Reef ae haTgng portion q her cargo
was "Wednesday afternoon taken the sge Sectional Dock
ior repairs She will have keel plank on bulge
be stripped recauiked and newly coppered
1nK FksSCH BkIa EsPEGLs Caps Pschen trom ST. Pierre
n f. 10 day with fish o'krug Godloi the 2st inst at
NJ during thick snow sqna ashore New lnlo
L. l. She got of az on Thursday and 10 leaking
about eight inches per hour
ST.. Augustine Nov. l3--rhe schr Mdufcd 6nldor wac
totally lost u New Smyrna (no date
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
BOSTON.
morning.

BosroS, Thursday, Nov. p, 1860.
No serious results have yet attended the financial
pressure and remtances from the hottest part OF the
South continue TO come in as usual The statements OF
reputation by Southern creditors are untrue so Tar aS
his city is concerned. Should the emergency require
it. the directors of all the Boston banks propose to dis
countto the amount of five millions, which will speedily
make money easy in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

carried re. we had zinc board there might have ber
half sheets for chatting there were lanterns
board; I do notk no how many; nad thirteen
board Liverpool know what cargo
and aft had bulb heads board Tin cups used oy
Henry NJ Bush csled-Am bos;buder have seen the boat
called nrfbost the Kate: Il about year Old have buis
boats 70 the Of Africa that have come BACK Tn boat
the Kate ordinary boat for vessels going 70 the coast
other occupation; did down
the Magnolia do recoec, building boat for yes-l
the Of Africa the Kste boat mostly u cedar;
she adapted TO carrying heavy load would carry large load f
TESTIMONY OF THE NATE.
Otto " caled--Am seafarng mate Of
bark number years the ks1s
ready for second time she had board except
galley; the old stove Il on the wharf shipped with
Can't Otto trading 10 the coast Of Africa the cargo
ON hoard came from the Atlantic Dock nothing
came on board az cargo; when M her was brought shore
bandou6ed the not the upon my a.
proyisions were spoiled and replaced lime Il always osred
so tar and pitch l. sometimes used for chahng
ing cheapest Zinc Il also used Tor other pur
men been the coast OF Africa 20 diff
erent pos have and Kettles taken out there
Cross from Bremen sailed atey.
ward different ports 10 sierra Lsonei Always carried
genera cargo came TO NewYork about seventeen
vent In The Madonna 10 the coast Of Africa went 70 several
places there and returned New have been 70 the cost
Africa times before last went IN the bark Cora
elonaipe TO Gov Morgan Sierra Leono did not return In
Ier Rad my arm broken the Cape OF GOOD Hope from
thence 10 Rio thence Mobile and New1ork in the
Margaet Thompsn: have known Capt Otto several
Ien he was Of the the steamer Baltic
do not know Of bringing home the w kibby don't fnow
la Costa saw him brought the Kate by the cutters crew.
and that T. ali hn him In the Edrdse-ssreet
jail; don't know the owners Of the Kate
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by Telegraph.
VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, Va, Thursday, Nov. %, 1860.
The branches of the Virginia Bank at Norfolk and
Portsmouth have suspended specie payment.
The Farmers Bank of Norfolk has also suspended
specie payment.
WHEELING, Va, Thursday, Nov. %, 1860
The banks of this city suspended specie payment this
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
FOR CHARLESTON.

The steamship line between New-York and Charles
ton s compelled to refuse large number of appca-
tons for steerage tickets in consequence of the heavy
bond required by the South Carolina authorities for the
support of poor laboreH coming from the North AS a
consequence, the steamship Marion, which sailed on
Wednesday, had rather slim passenger list, though a
number of laborers and others were anxious to take
passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
WASHINGTON.

WAsBIsGroS, Thursday, Nov. q, 1860
The Washington Banks suspended this morning.
The District of Columbia Banks suspended specie
payments to-day There is no panic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

FREE ISsTRUoTIoS FOR MEcHASIcs.-The General
Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen have established
free classes for the instruction OF apprentices and jour
neymen mechanics in architectural and machine draw
ing, mathematics, geometry, chemistry, mechanical
philosophy &C., at their hall, No. Az Broadway.
The location is central the spacious and
veuent and the professors gentlemen ST approved rep
utation. More particular information may be obtained
at the class-rooms No SO Crosby street. the Appren
tees Library No. i72 Broadway, and of the gentle
men who constitute the School Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
By Telexrnph.

SAVANNAH, Nov. zl.-The steamship Mosnt Vernon nom
York, at the wharf O'clock Experienced heavy
weather.
BOSTON Nov 22-Arr barks Western Sea, smyrnai Grace
bile
on Highland Light Cape Cod ship Marathon eworcsnsj
banks Linden Mobile Hannah Thornton New Orleans David
Nickels, Cicniuegos, aud barks names unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

oud Il not be more polite in Southern men to retwhe
Northern anateism which Y the ROOT ., al rD t gv
S"n,bern brethren who, one would suppose, were
So 10 Name and mndly determined to risk their
Ees their families and their property to the chances
Of secession civil war; and perhaps ruin just for the
80, q such things. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

ATTEMPT TO KILL Her HUsBASD.-Barbara Frey
brought before Justice COrnwell yesterday,
charged with attempting to take the life OF her hus;
band by pouring hot coffee down his throat while ne
was asleep On Tuesday last she attempted to drown
Lersef. She was committed to await the injuries in
hicted upon her husband.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

surcrDE.-wm. Kelly, native of Ireland ascd -
years, yesterday morning cut his throat with razor
inaieting wound which proved fatal soon after. Inc
decea,ed lived with his family at No. ~ madison
street. lie was an owner Of considerable real estate Oh
the east side of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3d. 1860

trial: The engine commenced work in 3 minutes rom
lighting the fire, and faced li-nch stream 20 feet,
and nch stream 225 feet and 2linch stream iso feet
horizontally each with pressure Of not exceeding
20 rounds of steam. The engine worked very easy'
and the trial was highly satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
COURT cALENDAR-TH. DAY. ., ..
Passenger, Arrived

In steamship Bnrte from Hdrdnd and Netc OyLedHl-Nra
Harrison Mrs. Rose Marte F. b. Wells and lady A. Beebe
Miss Feebe fanshaw j. H. Donne Mrs Gilly and daughter
apt Williams NJ McPheeter Mrs Marks and three children
M Books and lady, Warner j. A. Gadig Jose Fuser Leon
lvarado d. Rule, John A. Maahado, A. Jacobson, Helen
Geary Casper Beshcourt j. L. Medina T. Soler ID. Lsnan H
7. Livingston Charles Tieston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE FIRE DEpARTMEsr-The
election of Chief Engineer of the Brooklyn Fire
Department will take place in December. Two can
didates Will be placed in nomination by the represen-
tatives Of tie different companies. The only candi
dates for the nomination VIM. Vanderyeer Of En-
CINE No. y, formerly Police Captain of tho laird
District under the elective SYSTEM William Ii. Furey
OF Engine No. Z, and John Cunningham Of the same
Company. These persons are all old and efficient fire.
men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

ATTEMPTED SECESSION AT THE 1OmBs.-Jonn "
IT, .rd Fdvard Nethercoe were "Wednesday night ue
,sced In Al. attempt Of the Tomos tnsy a o
.entenced 70 Sing Slug Prison, and were yes''lHay ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
law INTELLIGENCE
COURT or OYER AND TERsrNER-NOv 7s--BefOre JUS
hce Could
THE SCHUMACHER MURDER.

tee GOULD
THE SCHUMACHER MURDER
The case of Franz Hoffman, who was indicted LOT
the death Of Anna Schumacher on the sth OF jury a'
~ bousa Of her husband In Seventy hr street came up
,,, ins Mr. James T. Brady moved that the trial be pos,
d and tbs. for that purpose Juror be Withdrawn INC
Len al. this, The prisoner did not speak English having
A IN INF. country In May last and his counsel had not mao
.nv communication with him until quite recently
npd that the accused insane 1t had been asceaned th
he received scapwound in the battle Of sches"s MOI
in which was the causs Of his arrangement The motion
a, made with view Of investigating the condition Of the prs
oneL
m. De Attorney offered no objection and the Court per
MUD Juror 10 be withdrawn This prisoner, IL will be
membered was employed by Schumacher who was market
gardener In the Of his employer the prisoner entered
the murdered Mrs Schumacher and her child roooed the
house and fed The prisoner arrested the same morning
NV butcher in ninth street who gave him up to the police
He was searched at the StsonHoue and money and other
articles were found his person. the being Identified
as his employers property
THE LIEDEsMULLER CoSvICTIoN.
Mr.. Stallknecht presented Dill OF exceptions III
the case Of the convicted Sunday lswbeaer Gustav Linden
n5S stay proceeding the defendant executing
Iecs abide the decision OF me-. be
Term be held ia February next Louis ooss ooOo' o
bone. man for the defendant 49,
CHARGE or RECEIVING ILLEGAL FEES.
The District Attorney moved on the case OF Wm'
Msen Harbor Master who IL indicted for mSdemeano In
and extorpg fee OF i compensation above the
usual lee. Cook appeared for the prisoner A..
issd an objection the indictment the ground that IL
nin,d no that in question engaged IN
the coating Ss DE demanded q By the sd
entrance the port of New YORK Of any 9oP OF
In the coastiug within the United States froo 70
Ls could not therefore be introduced and all scqa
was ashed -, ,....o, ons ssLed ,ba Jurv 10 sc-
Quit which done
The Court then ADJOURNED
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CITY ITEMS.
Governor.

LECTURES BY THE Rev. j. c. FLETcHER.-Ihi'
evening tho Rov. Mr. Fletcher commences his lectures
at the Cooper Institute on Brazil the Valley OF the
Amazon, Switzerland Italy and Garibaldi.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
Receipts OF Produce.

Nov Psi JB bbs Flour, 299Oi bush Wheat 1889 hush
Com l1o bill, ora Meal lo,lOu bl,h. Barley o9 bn.h
Osi, lg' pkg fr'visons = pAss Ashe. ~ pkss Seed MI,
Pkga Nh'ty Pig uno VI IA - Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The sale of seats for the first
Performance of La Juive" will commence Oh SAtur
day; but the Office of the Academy will be open every
dav for the convenience of those who wish to SUD
crbe for seats or boxes for the twelve nights less
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

of the community for having taken such liberal
enlightened view Of their duty in the trying circu
stances under which they were placed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
SUSPECTED OF ARsoS.-James Hagen, Thomas SS Ma,

Ioney and James Flynn arrested yesterday by 1eI
10 The Tenh Ward OH picion Of having on sunday
~, ~, G 20 am noccuped house Third avenue between
& ar eleventh hundI ed and twelfth streets
beongug 10 Mrs Hazcton The accused were hed 10 answer
by Justice Browuen in $500 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

observation-disclosures White, who was arrested res 60
IN neday night for burglary yesterday identeS as 'e
dn.I q, no recently Knocked down and robbed nr Jaes
% nson of gold watch and chain and 81 Ia gold JUSTICE
Kelly committed him to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
lAdvertisementl
Editor of The

EDWATiD 1T. D'i I"VVI u -,
ssp. and Operating and Consulting Surgeon No " STRAY
Once obscure diseases Of the peY
yiEcera Rupture Piles Vacocee, and Fuii radically cniea
without the knife or gatue. Office hours from to . to
anhl 10 evenings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

ATTEMPTED SUIcDE.-Patrick Costello, charged
with causing the death of Bfien wife attempted to hang him
sell IN the Brooklyn Jail yesterday his life saved
ting him down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
SUPREME COURT-CRour.-NoT 2-Before Justice
MULLEN.
HEAVY DAMAGFs.

bins Of the first part and f. o. Robert. and sanne r. Low %
part manufacturers Of certain kind Of oil BY new
size Of ther factory would produce twice the quantity
OIL and deliver onehaf Of the 9 thus
further expenses upon IT, sell it, and share the pfoh' WIN 'no
In Confederation Of this, Robin. Co to advance IN.
Of for the purpose Of enRs 5e Isye ~ 1s
Robbins bill Of sale Of the factory and also insure tee
subseGuent to this agreement Rider Co transferred the
factory and their interests IN the agreement 70 John r. n
@ snd Rider CO. 10 stand in the place u and do ali things
which bound do under the agreement and 70
agreement give Robbins Co bill Of se ana
sege has failed to do to their damage In the sum
ia that the agreement that the defendant
70 Ieceye the 10 900 named in the agreement from Rob-
bins Co.. but had done the question OF dIereIcs
The case a. red once before Circuit Of the supreme
Court in Which Judgment was rendered o the sns 5s
Court here affirmed the decision ofthe Court at Circuit rom
pes which the decisions Of the Supreme Court and
the care back to the Chcut ior anew tr4 .,,, 10.
plaintiff l7O38 u.s. and allowance OF per cent
William NJ Evsrts and Leonard and Hoffman for plaintiff.
CHAmBEKs-Before Justice GorLD.
THE VANDERBILT Observation-Disclosures OF The
ARGUMENT.
The People e1 rel The Pilot l0a Commissioners ' ''nSu'
This was the return day to the order to show cause
tans m the defendant asked that more time be allowed for
the return stating thai the question Of title TO and under INC
public waters the Bay must be examined and thar would
require until next Wednesday to properly prepare tho
Justice Gould stated if the time necessary 1t should
bo allowed. =, ----.t l..
Counsel for remarked that he could give no consent In
the prenses The important and should proceed az
early possible. He not authorized to consent 10 any
delay -
Justice Gould finally allowed the extension Of time and tho
hearing j. set dow "Wednesday next the 2Sth inst
ian Allen Butler for REALTORS G. A. Rapelo aud Horace
+. CLARK for respondent
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY. -
U. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. 80, 30 ~, 70, N,
o. %, 81, ~ 49, 81. -
SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERN.-Unchanged.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUH Part l.-Causes VIII
be sent in from Part H. Part H. (shor csuesNos 32l 5sJ
Abs .7Z8 1885 .C39 1881 5g2 1886 445i 446 529, 5Z ol9
500 sz69 6gi 2i4 624 1893 55l6 $685. 1888 1874 6l53 6lOJ
62l8i 5403 5i14 54O 5O2 tlo9 ols
ss5 fX6 $500 5445, 6l,9 6OiFS6l42 6l65 5S4l, SAB
SUPERIOR COURT.-Unchanged.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Pat H.-Nos. 4424,
1872 4527 1929 2685 27Oo 3Os 46s i3 1903 1851 Part
mo calendar posted. - - ~
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT, Nov. 9.-Nos.
l6 % a. l22 l26, TO- g. g. 1872 49, l2l, lS 1875 1873, l9
I 43 IA LIS 49, l47 49, 1881 l4s l5o l52 1888 1874 49,
ls6. 80 - -,
81 I6, H. 8, 3 Al, AZ, 40, Sc, SO, SO, O., 81, 81.
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The GRIN. Coz. CAsE.-Int the United States Circu
Court yesterday the trial of the crm con- case Brow
ACT. Davidson resulted in verdict of six damages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

STEAM FmE.ESGIEE TmAL.-LcxinGon Engine
Co. No. 7, worked their new steam fre-engne,
luih NJ Seneca Falls, New-lork, yesterday after
roou. At 3 O'Clock, in front Of their house in East
Twenty.Ghh street gleicloWmg Is .le result u thc