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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

regular meeting of this Board was held last even
ing, 1Ir. McSPEDoS in the chair.
A resolution was adopted directing the Street Com
missioner to advertise for proposals for repairing and
reglazing the public lamps for one year.
Tie Judges Of tie Superior Court sent in long CON-
muncaon calling attention IL the fact that they were
not supplied with good rooms, and recommending the
erection Of new building.
On motion of Mr.. owens, a resolution war adopted
approprating for their use the on the second
floor of the brownstone Court building in the Park
now occupied by the Court OF Sessions and the Su-
preme Court General Term which latter IL IN session
only occasionally The Sessions must consequently
be removed TO other place, and VIII probably %
furnished with cOurt-rooms at the Iombs.
Mr. RUSSELL made motion directing that the street
Commissioner be requested to purchase steam hre-
engine for Company No. 6, at cost OF ,oO, without
contract. Ii was laid over.
resolution was adopted directing the street Com
missioner 10 extend the telegraph from Mount Morris
Bell-Tower TO the Twelfth Precinct Station House..
The report Of the Co,Incimanic Committee on flre
Department in favor of building steam tre-englne
for Company No. ., was laid over.
The resolution from the Board OF Councilman IN
favor of raising the salary of the Assistant Audor In
the Finance Department from 81 ,ooV to $i,S" wac
adopted.
A similar resolution in reference 10 tho foion.an Oh
the Burean of Wlarves Piers and Slips IN the Street
Department in favor of making his salary $lo, was
referred.
Mr.. BAGLEY offered q resolution authorizing the
Controller to advertise the right TO sell ferry lease al
the foot of Battery place for the ten years ensning IN
accordance with the provisions of act passed April
1857. There is ferry now AZ this place HE enter,
prise on foot is new one. The resolution was Laid
over. .
Some routine business was transacted, after which
the Board adjourned TO Monday.
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drey, No. % William street. The Cana tolls 10 re
fret week Of November were OBJ; for same time
lat year, s7S go total increase in 1860, l%,5W
The effects Of the panic in Wall street have been
in all departments Of business during the past
week, and the general Dry Goods trade presents no
exception.
The transactions have been on a more limited scale
than for any period since the revulson of 1857. The
demand for expectation TO the South American Con
tinent has been quite encouraging and the deliveries
have been quite important-as will be noticed by
tables annexed. The news from China is important
1t indicates fresh opening of trade incident to the
success of the Allies The interior passes have hither-
10 been entirely in the hands of the rebels who pre-
vented the transmission of goods but the taking Of the
forts reported will place commerce and trade IN that
section on a different basis. In view Of this and the
enhanced prices of Cotton, the makers of Drills are
more firm in their views, although we report no
movement in the market. The Jobbing Houses have
passed through severe ordeal the past week in pro
teeiing their paper in the street, but we hear OF
no default and as a class they strong.
Perhaps there is no body OF merchants who have
prcsecuted their business on conservative scale
during the last two years than the NewYork jobbers,
and their business is not expanded compared with
-
seriously affected even if the South should repudate
their debts, which is not TO be expected. Few houses
do an exclusive Southern business; il il generally
divided into Northern Western and Southern districts,
and the default in section does not necessarily
involve eparabe losses, proven in the history
Of the Western delnqueDees. Besides the jobbers
have adopted the cash and short time system with their
largest customers rather than the long credits which
at one time were much the custom here. This has
enabled them anticipate their payments at all ord
nary seasons, and consequence very little Dry
Goods paper the market, and the liabilities of that
Glars of merchants relatively small. The system Of
brokerage has done much topreserve the merchant
from excessive expansions. His paper is generally
made payable TO his order, and If sought after by
the capitalist for investment, well by the banks
but the market for it must be protected, otherwise lite
currency would be stopped, and dscred ensue. This
system il TO the mercantile classes what the Clearing
House stem the banks and is Of the greatest
checks 10 expansions and consequent revulsons that
has been adopted and to this than any other
may be attributed the present strength Of the
obbers. We annex usual summary Of the exports
4 Il L. & IL
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feqal Notices.

&TATE OF NETWORK SUPREME COURT
~ City and County q New;Yert HENRY McGUGKIN
agt SARAH NJ. WILSON, WILLIAM NJ WILSON, THAD-
DEUS WILSON WILLIAM r. BURDICK, GEORGE n.
STRIKER and GEORGE X. STONE, Defendants-SuIn.
mons foT reefCom not served ITO the Defendants Sarah
NJ Nson and " lsm NJ Wilson: You hereby summoned
and required TO the complaint In this action which
hd in the Office Of the CeTk Of the City aud County Of New
York the 2h day OF September 1850 snd to copy
Of 20 the said complaint the subscriber hue
Office No Is Wssreet New-York City, within twenty days
after the service OF this exclusive OF the day
Of soch service and you fail the said complaint
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply
the Court for the relief demanded in the compnDated
New orb. September 20, 1850.
eli lswewF ARNOLD q. WAGNER, Plaintiffs Attorney
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O23 o. inc. IA 81 Dee. $50 % Inc s2i43S %
The increase of expenses over last year was as fol-
lows
Masonry $1,000 Iron s37ooi Crossties, 500; Engine
for car shop loo; Bridge Timber Z lJO Wheels 4lvO
Water Station $500; Chars $3.50; Tyre $500; Repair
gnes aud tenders passenger freight aud baggage s
Total, s2s,4OO.
The Norwich and Worcester Road in October shows
gain of 81 400 over the same month Last year, which
ID much better than was expected.
The La Crosse Road earned in October $3.50 900 10
$40 600 gross and about 900 900 after the payment d
all expenses. 1t is anticipated that in short time an
arrangement will be made by which this road will be
taken out Of the hands Of the Receiver and under
the management Of the Company, Of which Mr.. K
Sage is President
The business Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, N
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COURT OF GENERAL sESSIoNS-Sov lj.-BeiOr,
judge RUSSELL.

Henry Hinck was tried for assault and battery with
kill He stabbed James ODonne the sd OF last
Septs Der making wound the breast by which the
psnsnt compelled remain several weeks at the Hospital
The Jury found him guilty of the charge but sentence was de-
feued.
The Court suspended the Of Thomas Shields and
VIM Murphy who previously pleaded guilty OF assault and
battery.
Chaes Moro, odser and bosrder at Henry LudeInsn's
hauor No Greenwich tried and found guilty
OF stealing 400 cigars and desk He to the State
Prison Tor years and six months-
young man named Wn. Chanler accused Of taking
piece cloth and pleaded guilty petit larceny but At the re-
que.t of his employer, Mr. Hail. sentence was deferred
Elias Smith pleaded guilty of grand larceny aud wss sent TO
the State Prison for two years
Charles Williams pleaded guilty Of stealing watch and chain
and Wa sentenced to Peneltiary for six months.
James Smith pleaded guilty OF burglary In the
third degree and to the State Prison for two
Teresa Zoener goOdlookng German srsigned
on the charg. of bgany. The complainant man al
Legged that she MARRIED him under sentaions Of hay
ing single whereas acsraned that she had
lived with legally married to another This man.
was a for defeuse had committed suicide by which act
Teresa released from her connubal allegiance The case
was not concluded. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

NO On. had struck ozsn before but Stevens had siacs ~
him across The har did not bit him Obren was ~ ,nls .I
, bed IN Stevens belonged TO forem parry
Hori,su aeY The row commenced hit Thomas Enrgh WIN
sss Lnoel him down this before Francs fnsn' eas
m tbey carried Thomas Eurght and Francis cane ana ~
10 Horrigan lyon are the who struck my orotneI e
not hear him ak for who killed his brother
behind The counter all the time after stevens abu "a
had struck the endeavoed 10 get hold Oh some
empty gasses Ben had spng shot with when ne "a.
the head witness and Stevens ATTENDED, I'M oa
Horrigan at the time witness saw horrgn uuo"
one bote positive that Francis Enrght struck bosn
with glass. -.
Patrick Horsan testified he brother OF the deceased
present during the ARRAY did not know the prisoners was
wine.. TOOK hi brother the Sidewalk and policeman came
and took UBen Stevens board ola propeller a. te 1901
Of the pier
HoTrigan stated that be Stevens
strike his brother With bottle and while they going OUT
threw several bottles AZ them but he did not ecoect
drinks aud witness counted I6 cents he said Il four
witness said that such times he need not mind
they had been to WAY and only paid four cents
for bier he said he would have Of Them brother
green" knew there Of dsputng ne ,lid
You will hey 7" which Stevens struck him with bottle
and witness TOOK his brother OUT witness then show the
policeman where Stevens had and when he returned be
his brother and Ben In the hands Of the police witness
cried Police and pointed Stevens the who
had struck his brother.
Samuel Tuth Assistant Surgeon the New York Hopi
described the wounds received by the decreased and said he
died and sbscs1 Of the bruin produced by the
wound on the skull
James NJ Smith counsel for the prisoner offered te'si
niony for the defense.
Alter the summing up and the charge tine Judge the Jury
rendered verdict Of Not Guilty. and the Court then sd
iournd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

SIS the Of the market being from $40 5f sac OF
slecisly required signature made at fraction above ih
,6e rai. We did not hear any IN sixty dayon
the korf there being scarcely demand for time % We
quote thcm nom discount The sales Of sight large
considerable abe at The inside
figure One days sight sod al IL n cent discount -
NJ these rates The Of specie IN this d lction Ib
frs. nssmen Of $4,000 sold left SewYork yesterday AID
will rearh Monday III. other parcels ordered s~eu the
hu- million Before the tide stops however
ought receive mions Under such In
fux, matters will present better appearance.
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Cambridge Cassle Market.

REPORTED THE n. Y. TKIBuSr, BY Gso RrPr
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. IA 1895.
Whole number Of Cattle market $50; about go Beeve
and go Stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich C@~ ana
one. two, and three year old. -
PnoEs or MARKsT BEsp.-Extra, &C So 81; srst qaAity
&c second quality IS 25 third quality 80 80 ordinary 81 30
Prices oY 6roRK CATTIE-WoisiDg Oxen, per p~ir rom
fT5 xl55 Cows and Calves from S25 go 50, 70 feV
Yearliug- - 70 40 ToyeSsOld sletO si2; Threeyesr'
old. sl4to slI. -. -,
Sheep and Lsmbs 10 100 mste prices IN lots VI - 81
IS, t?, each; extra 81 IS, $40 20 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TrRN.-Nov. i'-Before Juds
HILTON
am scuoor lsr DTSwIssgD--PRiy

THE TWELFTH WARD SCHOOL CASE D1shIssED-FHN-
ILyGTD CONGREGATIONS.
Laura H. Gldersleeve sgt. John Vance -
The particulars in hs were reported on Wednes
day the plaintiff having rested her case the counsel
for the defendant that the complaint be dismissed on the
ground that the charged to have been made ny the
defendant even If made made in his Official capacity
Trustee that privileged iI
which he liable in action for damages The Court
sustained the motion aud dismissed the complaint
Y Cutler plaintiff; A. r. Lawrence and Theodore stuy
yesant for defendant.
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COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.
u. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-Same calendar as

COURI CALfNDAh-lhis pAls
U. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-Same calendar as on
Thursday.
SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERM.-The non
eau nerated calendar viii be called
SUPREME CoURr-CRcUIT-PART I.-Same as
Thursday PART IIshort Causesl-Nos 52l1 39Z tl9o
59s 1910 $500 1923 4S45 45 1854 1851 6l3 26l9 il0
s26 22l2 $685. SIPS 532 675 573 464 4s3l 1855 326a 3o4s
6l46 522 1853 6o0 $751; SAL 524 ST. 62l4, 62Oj eJo $500
6lse 55;2 - 49, 49,
SUPERIOR CoURT-PART Mos. 103, 222}, 96
39 lOl1 u.s. I045 lOi7 1851 1853 1863 PART -Adjourned
to Monday :, ,ooo
CoURT OF CoNMos PLEAs-PART Mos. 2jU6
1871 1885, 1885, 1884, 23s 1899 2340 2343 24o 3S47 2JS 1850
1883 2226. PART lI.-Ssme on Thursday.
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Tie above shows very large gain In The reeeiPs OF
both Wheat and Corn at New-York.
The exports Of produce from New-York since Jan.

The above shows very large increase in the ex-
ports of -four. wheat. corn, oats cut meats butter,
cheeee lard and tallow The gain in the Last four
items mentioned il enormous the shipments OF butter
and tallow having gained nearly 400 Y cent, while
those Of cheese have trebed and Of lard have doubled
The Reading and Columbia road is the last Link
being built 70 miles long, Of continuous airline route
of railroad between New-York and Baltimore via the
New-Jersey Central the Allentown and Esston, Allen
town and Reading then the Reading and Columbia,
there crossing the Susquehanna Bridge Wrghtsville
and York and thence by the Northern Central Railroad
to Baltimore beng the same gauge all the way. Its
now being located and will be completed within the
next year.
The statement Of the Boston Banks for the last two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

sURROGATES COURT-NOy. Is Before Surrogate WEsT
CHARITABLE REQUESTS.
The will Of Elsie Scoheld, widow OF Gideon SEQ
field admitted to probate Il contains bequet Of Sl0o 20
the Juvenile Prisoners Society the Secondtreet Asthodf
Episcopal Church. be applied to the OF the foein
Mission Society the Methodist Episcopal Church
The remsder property bequeated her relatives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcrAL TERs.-Noy. l3-BefOr'
Justice HOFFMAN,
DECISIONS.

A. j. kirwan agt. David ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per-
o1nsBee favor Of the plaintiff denied Judgment for 90 ~
for dsfendsnt Statement OF fscts, kc with ciefh =,
IN. De Peyster sgt VIM Nsnne., ct s-ComPaim dis
missed without costs Statement ko-, with CLERK
C. Fitzgerald ast j. A H. for plaintiff
sh IN complaint. Statement, kc. with Clerk
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As COmPdfrI Win THt iftVIO VIII --'V -
statement shows I'm increase Of $4s6Jl In the Item oil
loans and discounts $lS3,93 in circulation decrease
of $50 ,7Sl in specie, and sii9, l4l in deposits.
AT Philadelphia, The Ledger says:
The money market IS good deal troubled, and much diff
hcuty ershosd IN negotiating ordinary business paper
any without Indeed the street Transactions IN pa
peI are low confined almost wholly operations on CALI ~ od'
3 cent mostly the latter figure There occasional Trans
actions in short No. ] bills Ba9 v cent One oeh'
month would paper that iI weeks would sye
been gladly taken ga cent The bsis are holding aSrin
gent hand
The Cincinnati Ga:ot.e of Monday evening says:
There continued strong demand for currency tody
chiefly the pork trade who sending large sums in,U va.
country. running down. and the Oanke are
shaping their discount lines accordingly nile heirVe
there increasing demand for loans ac. are not so no
era US they There syet no no complaints
Of gsncy the tendency is Ia th. direction The pre-
vsng FOR good paper II cent being the in'e ana ei
ceptionsl figure. ,..--,
lin, bs pangy offered good name 20 feey At eqa'i
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lin, b are spsringy offered GOOD freely =; equal
I00 ~ f. cen, or Fasterp and New (reaus We quote:

There doubt expressed Change between "a.
fourth cls.s rstes a. agreed upon by the Eve Atlantic lines at
their Saratoga meeting whether va 70 De taken ~ c @
The adyane, made on hour fourth October H. CT & aud
Sc NOT having made apply to cotton The sdNs on
the seventh aud Icc and which was approved ~ rev
Y on Frdsy lat appies 20 well Hour aud ionr
class and the thAt compressed cotton 'hsl
20 Al Soc being &c. less than the fourth class rate
Tyc n. q. PicoynhC, under date OF Thursday even
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16


The shows peis symptoms Of recovery from the un
sssness prevailed yesterday and the dsposioh 70
W.. Tie bank and private dealers are akns
eonsdrAhr qane, Of exchange thus enabling COTTON olys
10 move 18th much freedom. On referring 10 our com
.rs report Il V be- perceived that the transactions sn-d
avery lair figure .,,. A.,
me Discount MARKET however, continues very insess W
c,uuodntion falls exclusively the banks vi course, W.
are not position TO meet all the offerings bst
crinpHi,on 81 the most urgent wants enables t1-
t.tty much oil the ncedul assistance that requires
mean bile capital accommodating rapidly IN vsse en
% etsnce. Tor usny whch vii not reoeenf
ion long time come Whatever may De Tie Poea ,,o
,sins of ths hour should be borne In mind tbai our
I'D o.r products win be required ~ 81 hazards hshes %
or more States should osds from the Union there n"
.ion for undue excitement and apprehension. - an.
large amount Of business done IN Eiehahr surs
"a r.sre ,ssdne.s the lower range Of hta"
,I ,..,srday tn. sale Of Sterling reached faly tnv'
1osi 6s foI Clear Bills tPtop name. M
,Lo,b lo pa Instances lr more va. psh q ~ 80. No
oply sene bl Of ladns drafts were worried on ,. "a.
About h,f piion Of francs were bought noA1 ~ "-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

The following the receipts Of certain articles Of
domestic produce at the port Of New-York for ten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

annexed il "a copy Of u dispatch received by MessS
Duncan Sherman 4 Co., OF this city, from we'll
known house III Mobile:
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Increase IN Nov, 1896. +6,52i 81
Comparative statement Of earnings and expenses, for
the month of October 1860 of the Buffalo and State
Line Railroad;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
c eMMERcIAL.
Market Report of Drake, Kleinwort & Cohen.

LIVERPOOL, Iune %, ls60.
Money has changed in value during the week under
view neither consols which closed to-day in London
IS, sCg9356
better attended by buyers since Tuesday last
The goods and evidences confident
than further decline in price has taken plaee
upon the sale just mnch
during the preceding weeks and The disposition shown the
part holders submit further reduction in value
induced the MARKET and their purchases have
produced increased business The remarkable feature the
the great rreglay in prices to the ddug and
still grades which heretofore had remained comparatively
steady.
The kinds 1920 bales including 41 40
American and lu0 East India Ont Of this quantity aD0
speculation and ~ leaving
1900 bales for consumption
The actual amounted TO 99 bales consisting Of Fast
Iudia aud American to about equal proportions,
imports did bales of all kinds of which
Is 27S American. and 6796 East India.
TIE stock shows decrease for the week Of bales of all
,,,1ur urxrig
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
sunday Advancement.

| .
Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city at O'Clock
A. NJ, in lien Of the Horse Car.
The Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
from IL NJ. until IL P. NJ.
From and after Sunday the 9th May the Cars will leave
either end Of the Road every hafhour from o'clock p M
until o'clock P. M.
will make special trips from the Lake
night whenever required the Conductor must however,
eeive due notice.
omnbusses Canal the Depot every i've min
earnestly requested procure their tick
the Office under the Depot Checks return tickets
| nyI G. PANDELY. Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
A GREAT POLITICAL WORK
osusKEY,s POLITICAL TEXT BooK.
OK
&-. Encyclopedias, .&@
ByM. W. CLUsKEY, Washington, D, g.

Itcontains among other things,
The various Party Platforms.
Governors Geary Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad
dresses. ,
The @ portion Of the Kansas Mesraska Bill
Lecompton. Topeka and Leavenwori, Constitutions -
The a se1as and Eg Bills nhs
sppertanng to same including ferces Special
The Constitution of the United States.
%sssSs,snsf S,snasss = fsss%s Fsss ssa 49, AsaF''
yitpnin and Kentucky RESOLUTIONS of 1898 and ,se
Mr. Clays Report of the Distribution of the Public
Lands and able against it, with full history Of the
Resident Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
The address of aIr. Faulkner on the subject 50,
history RAILROAD Grants by Congress, with the votes
President pierees Message veong the River and HarbOr
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon.
EStrscts I from Speeches far and against Slavery.
from Speeches of noted Repu'eans and Aboli-
Mr., Teon,hs Boston Lecture on Slavery. ,...-..
Gessrs Bncanan's Williams Letters the Bargain and
isflstss NJ. caiaeans hanifs Port Hill Address.
President Jaeksons Proclamation against Nnilieotion.
Tha Hasssile Road Veto.
Report et Mr. Davis, Of South Carolina the Poica
Mr. Baessuss,ss Minority Report the subject
Organization aha Hon. A H stuart's Letters, sissd Mad-
* Renneh Rsyas Speech Philadelphia in November, 1856
and in North GafeliHa in 1882.
history United States BANK and Abolition Petitions.
Mr. Filmore,s Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History of tie Annexation OF Texas.
opion Of public the power Congress the Ter
rituries.
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise, with vote thereon seetionally
''5sIs15s 9Ls Compromise Measures Of 1850.
Clayton Compromise.
Wiiaaat Provso.
Wita many other things too numerous to mention.
Every saier fully treated and vote in Congress- on
snv sutsleet having political sgniacaion, is given.
This WI the public speaker fully tins Kansas
and other aueStsAns - -.
single Copies. s.; Club Of Sig Sla
JAS. B. SMITH CO., Puhllshers.
rnqa - Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10

To-day the business done is estimated at 0CO bales which
includes 300 for speculation and export low and Irregular
prices sill the characteristic Of HE market.
advces from the Emitted States brought M the
Palestine Glasgow, reach the 9th instant from
New York.
and Flour cannot be sold except decline respectively Id
10 I'd 4 Genital and 3D. OIL pei barrel Indian Corn Is also
more iiniculI 10 sell
SriiEs-No alteration value has occurred and the Market
though quiet for Of diiec supplies CONTINUES ln,
fined so parcels previously sold and no new nnsacens have
TRANSFERRED of only cargo oi taha MseeNaoo nj
present offering for arrival