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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

Length Of Road: Chicago 10 o.Eos 100 miles: Oshkosh
20 ApRs,on 20 ie. whole length Of road ai9 miles.
locomotives 10 hrsoiAs passenger ssoondcass pas
.cnser cara bsggsge GA bos si.ht Soc platform
freight cars csbooss cars
The.sale of the Pittsburgh For WAYNE and Chi
chago RAILROAD viii take place next Monday, and
the lowest price at which it will be sold IL $500 OOO
In case of the purchase Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago line of rnilway by the Penn.
sylvara Central at the sale on the 2lst instant the
old Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, the Ohio
and Indiana Railroad, and the Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad first mortgage bonds and
accrued iuteres will become merged in new issue
n $780, 900 v cent sinking fund bonds, secured
by first mortgage over the whole rosd-equsl TO
about OIL 900 per mile. A second mortgage Of like
amount secures bonds b De awarded to the holders
Of the present mortgage bonds of tbs old companies,
and thir< mortgage Of t2,Ooo,OOo viii secure the
ntsres On bonds to be given to tie holdeIs of the
old real estate bonds and other classes Of old indeb
edness The interest on the bonds 10 be ISSUED under
this third mortgage will only be PAID in case the
earnings Of the road prove sufficient for the interest
and sinking fnnd for the first and second Issues.
Stock for sG,OOO,OOO will only draw per cent
dividend the balance Of the net earnings going to
deem the iirst issue of bonds
Rhode Island has subscribed 500, 900 for the
National loan. Duncan & Ives have just subscribed
for 800, 600; Alexander Duncan, esq, 100000; A.
d. g. j. Y. Smith, $4,000; the trustees Of the e.
tate of Thomas l.. Haley, 100000, &c.
The 81. Louis Republican Of Thursday says:
To-day the notes Of the Mechanics and southern Banks
refused by tile Merchants Bank the example o. whch
Bank was followed by Of the institutions bankaole
are now reduced to the Issues Of the State and Mer
Bank The other banks will do business 10 what
Tent they may In their paper The reTemon OF Their
payment viii be qucisned BY the more SsPd circulation Of
he debts due them.
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IUPREME COURT, City and County Of New.

&uPREME COURT, City and County Of New
~ York --JANE KNOWLES, Plaintiff, against WILLIAM
~ JOHNSON Dseadsat.S. l9r money derspd on
konr-e.-tcom. rot served TO tie Defendant WILLIAM
u JOHNSON; fcu are hereby summoned AID reqsred
sswer TIE complaint ~ s action, which vii De lied IA the
se o. TIE Cierk 81 eCty and County o. ke-f0Ik the
Ian m said cry and 20 serve copy Of yorr answer % the
City Newly OK within twenty days after the service Of
Gus summons on you exclusive o. the asy q such service
eo yeu ia 20 tlEwe- the sid complaint within tie time
efesad the plants 81 this action Ill take ud 1nent against
&c iof the sum Of three thousand dollars with Interest on tTo
~. Two hnncred ana atty dollars from the Erst day
un l0 and interest On seFsa hundred and fifty dollars ffo
ne a,st dag January 1861 beside the o. this action
Da8d August 8, 1851
LUTHER B. PERT, Plaintiffs Attorney,
m, No. 338 Broome st. n. Y.
complaint Ia this sclion filed In the Office Of the
eH o. the C3 and County Of EewYork the State OF New
at on the 10th day Of August 1884, the City Isi IN said
sas-Dsicd August ID, 1851
4. B. PERT, Plsin,jas Attorney,
A1ptNem' NO. $50 Bfonms-gi.. N. y,
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DURsUANT to an ORDER of the HIGH


IL COURT Of CTIAHCERY. made in canss OF fFroSley
ssEains Phips ana Others" che CHILDREN az sny) Of
JOHN ATKINS late Of Minehead ir the County OF SoIner
set, and the CHILDREN 90 snyl Of JANE The WIFE OF
THOMAS JONES formerly Of Bristol In the Comfy
GiO1esster, formerly Jane Atkins ard the CHILDREN or
ny) Of CHARLES ATKINS who IL or about The year 1885
is Englsnd fo1 America and about 25 years since heard
81 at Quetec in America living the 18th day OF
April 1853 and which said John Atkins and Jsne were
the brother and sister and Charles Atkins the half other
81 Harriet Phillips, the wife Of Richard Phillips Of Morris
court in the parish OF Lynehsu IN the County Of Oxford
farmer and dealer IN ths by their
solicitors, before the 9th dAy Of November 1876
In and prove thee claims share In the residue Of the
said estsos estate II the chambers Of the Master the
Holls in the Eosyerd Chanesry Lane Mddsssx in de
1snt thereof they vii be peremporly excluded the
feet Of the said ode MONDAY the 18th dsY Of EOvem
beg 1851 a. O'Clock IN the afternoon at the said chambers
50 spponiea To- heaing sEd ldudeAting Upon the eSms
Dated this 2stt dRy OF July 1871.
GkO. WHITING Chief Clerk
GRO. FITCH No. 2S Southas. psen-Et.,
Bloomsbury, London
Psiutias Solicitor
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wheat at lid. To Glasgow, 100 ptgs lard a, lls.
Cd IS casks tallow at 40s. To Havre, so, 600 bnsh
wheat at 25o., and 1900 bile flour at 90G95c..
mostly at the latter rate. The charters an amer
lean brig 10 Lisbon, with 600 bush. wheat ar &C.,
in shippers bags
The business Ct the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
s9S6,200 S6for Customs, s27 600; Treasury Notes,
si95,25Si Payments, $5,377,7s9 49, including re-
deemed y cent notes; Balance, 1850 a..
The disbursements to-day have been very large, one
draft Of 81 600 600 having been paid. The amount
to the credit Of the Treasury proper has now come
down % q low point, and Mr.. Cisco has made call
upon the banks for y cent on their subscription TO
tho National loan, making 90 2 cent paid. This call
amounts to $2,sOO,OOO.
The subscriptions to the go Notes at the Sub
Treasury to-day amount TO about 1926, 900. AT the
private agencies they are smaller than early in the
week. and the falling Off is ascribed to the circular OF
the Secretary of State barbor and coast defenses
in money there is no change to notice. The sup
ply on call s abundant at50 Y cent, and on strictly
Grsl-class paper 6a7 y cent. The Bank loans are
raining down, partly from the redemption OF Y
cent Treasury Notes and partly from the reimburse
Z
has shown an increase during the week, and the ay'
erate ought 20 show an increase.
OF the payments on the $2,lOO,OOO call on the
Banks made yesterday, only $50, GOO was in Treas
ury Notes.
We cannot hesz Of any further action on the part
Of the banks in relation 70 the third fifty millions Of
Treasury Notes. The Committee have az yet had
no official communication with the Secretary OF the
Treasury, but we believe the statement we made
Yesterday in relation to their negotiations are sub
stantially correct.
The Board of Brokers has passed resolution sus-
pending indefinitely the Second Board on Saturdays
with the view Of closing up the business OF the day
at about 8 o'clock, the custom observed by most OF
the financial institutions of Wall street
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad earned the
second week Of October:
l86l....,,s....s..........''' $500
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LOCAL PREACHERS OF THE METHODIST EPIsoo-
PAL CHURcH.-The fourth annual gathering Of the
National Local Preachers Association was organ
lied at Gresne-street n. Z. Church on Saturday
evening, and continued by four meetings held during
yesterday. The local preachers are something like
deacons, being authorized to perform their duties,
and at the same time those Of minister, though not
receiving compensation. Methodism was introduced
into this country by religious laborer Of this cass,
Richard Embree, who built the John-street Church,
niuety-three wears ago. II is On order created by
Wesley himself, 10 supply instruction and leader
ship intermedately between the visitation OF the
regular ministers, and take up whatever EXTRA APP
pointments in the country, st schOOl-houses, &c,
that there may be opening for. They are licensed
by the churches TO which they belong. la New.
York and Brooklyn alone forty puipits are supplied
in this way. G. G.. Leigh, esq., occupied the chair.
Credentials were received from eleven conferences,
the New-York, the New-York East, Baltimore, East
Baltimore Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New.Jersey,
Newark, Troy, and Vermont. About one hundred
local preachers were present, and many visitors
from a distance The Rev. Mr.. Lee and DR.. FloY
delivered addresses of welcome, which were replied
10 by the Rev. j. p. Cook of Baltimore on behalf Of
the Convention. The following officers for the en-
suing year were then elected:
President tie Rev j. H. Breskey; Vice Presidents Dr.
Roberts Of Baltimore, James Riddle Of DelsgHIe and two
others Recording Secretary W II hnssid pi rsOS.i
Core pOndlng secretMls Jobh fN1o OF EA4NoePhN,
Treasurer Isaac p Cook Of Baltimore.
After the appointment of Business Committee,
the Sunday exercises were announced, and the Con-
vention adjourned to o'clock a. m. yesterday morn
ing. The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper was then
administered by Bishop james, and preaching FOL,
lowed at l0i O'Clock. At 3 .. m. there was |" love
feast ;" ia which IS or 40 individuals made religious
speeches. Al P. short addresses OF ten minutes
were presented by ths local preachers one 10 repre-
sent each district. The exercises to-day viii take
place in the Central Church, Seventh avenue, near
Fourteenth street, as follows: A business meeting
at Sc a. NJ, the annual sermon by j. p. Cook az ?.
M, and address By delegates at Green-street Church
AT ID. ~
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LIST OF AMERIcANs REGISTERED AT GUN & Co..
AEkhIoAs A9ksCr AND READING Roon, No. 10 STRAND,
LosDos, w. C:-heek ending 5th October, 1861 MI b ~
Corner and wife Miss Alice Corner Miss jamie Gsmbrl,
Bsltin M 8. w. Bowles and wife Mr.. w. r. Bssbe,
Bosisa MT d. Paine and family Providepcei Mr. ~ Wat
son haGaaehntetts hr II. VI Mortimer City Of Houston
TsIHi Mr. Q. L Gray, 81 Louis Mo-; Mr.. w Lee, Now
ioEk CITY; MI 4 Silver, Phsdelphie Mr. sewel Bath
Ne M z. J. sspr, NewYortj Mr. A. y. Wtcoit, SEEM
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scULLIsG.-Mr Samuel G. Noyes of Newburgh, on
Saturday morning, rowed from Hamilton avenue
dock. BROOKLYN. around Governors Island and back.
against time, for wager of $40. The tine specified
was 80 minutes, but the distance was made in 20 10
The boat used on the occasion was 7-foot White
hall working boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

BAsr BiLL.-The match between Brooklyn and
kew'York, which mas called forth the ambition Of
baseball players in the respective cities, has been
postponed, on account Of the illness Of leading MEN,
Der, TO this day week.
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Leaving surplus Of earnings operating eIpenses To-
terest and expenses Of hind Of $1,000 g.
ceeding he sen interest the general hrst mortgage
bonds By $4,000 o. and the noresse Of sarnng for the
months ending Oct IL Equal to the annus interest
hole general first mortgage besd The ssuinEs Of
the Company Tor this period applied the eItin
suishn Of the unun debt and 10 the general purposes
for which the bra, mortgage bOsdhoders agreed TO fund their
eoupOns July III, 1861.
The unandsd debt Of the Company amounted October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

LECTURE BY DR. CHEEyER.-ft will be seen by
an announcement elsewhere that DIR. Cheever viii
deliver the second of the Peoples lectures at the
Cooper Institute tomorrow evening British
Opinion and Feeling on the War and Emancipation
forms the subject Of discourse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

PERHAx.-Perham has been getting up snotner
gIand excursion to Washington, Baltimore, and
Fortress Monroe. lie gives eight days for starting,
viz: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, MoD-
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, Oct %,
a. %, &c, 80 90 80, and 81 returning on or before
Nov. 10. Fare from New-York to Baltimore and
return to New-YOrk, 81 so. See advertisement.
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IA, Nlra1ke, Seat.n.! Of the l7th says:

Tn. demand. Of business ~. below The ability O! bank
Ia this epec the high Price ~ feh and the scarcity
vessels severely FELT We heard prominent warehouse
mea say today tia, natter moving The ware.
houses M be- nearly full hen nsvg ton cosos is hoped
snch will be the They ought be empty The
2oh II November IN order 20 furnish or receipts during
tho Winter Quotations for money remain ~ form hEuTo'
viz. Discounts 10 q New York E1cbs1se on he Board
Of n ale aDd outside 81 par the banks charge a. few
charge o fraction above small biilE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

Loss or rHE BRITISH SCHOONER SHARK.-Cspt
L. ID. Barrett, Of the schooner Mariquits arrived
from River Congo, Africa, gives us the following
particulars Of the loss of this vessel: Aug. 2S.Tbe
British schooner Shark, Of Liverpool while entering
the river Congo run ashore at Sharks Point, and
became u total los. She had cargo valued ut
$4,000, which fell into the hands of the natives,
called Mussolongos' who gathered on the beach
in great numbers armed with muskets, and COM
menced shooting at the crew. The latter were
obliged to make their escape in the boat to saw.
their lives. After they left the vessel the natives
continued to fire at them. until tbe current drfted
them out Orange.
Ii. b. M. frigate Arrogant arrived eight days after,
but the natives had taken the vessel to pieces in
order to get the iron and copper bolts from her.
With these the cargo, sails, and copper from her
bottom, they made of into the interior. The Ar
rogsnt destroyed a number of huts that were on the
beach, which was the only satisfaction received.
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Rseeiots If Rre6uee.

OcT. l9-I5t91 bbls Flour Oo8 bbls. Whisky. l29.0tl
bnsh wh>ai 20 90 bush. Corn, 1908 do Oats 5000 bush
Malt IL Pig, Ashes So ptgs PrsvisiOns, 2 pigs Lard
6sl ksgs do.
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Nrw.YoRK MEDICAL COLLEGE AND CHARITY
HosPIrAL.-The public are invited to attend the
lecture Introductory to the ensuing course Of insrue-
ton in this institution to be delivered by Professor
Charles A. Budd, this evening at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

Consul AT GRAND TURK.-We learn that John
L. Newport, ESQ.,, of Philadelphia, recently ap-
pointed by President Lincoln United States Consui
for Turks Island, arrived at Grand Cay Sept. "a,
and entered on his duties on the lst Of October.
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MARREE ID.

MyIssNHR-WOHLRABE-O On Saturday, Oct 10, al the
residence Of the brides father by the Rev ChsI y. T.
stohlnsIn Chss y L. Meisansr 10 Helena T. " ohlrsbe
both Of Staten EslAnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

A CASE TOR THE EXERCISE OF MERcT-ROmine
Stevens is the name Of young married man whose
term Of two years imprisonment at Sing Sing expired
on Saturday morning at 7 o'clock. 1t appears thai,
over three years since, the last day of March, Ro
mine lived with farmer named Albert Yale, in
New-Caussn, Conn. Having observed Mr.. Yale
with some money, he got up in the night and took it
and watch out of his pockets, after which he left
the neighborhood In little more than year after
ward he committed like ofense in Glen Cove, l.. L.
for which he was tried convicted and sentenced to
Sing Sing Prison for the term of two years. During
HE imprisonment he behaved with the utmost regard
for the rules Of the prison. and was never once rpr
manded by any Of the officers and when he left, 1t
was with the determination to lead an honest life.
Shortly after going TO Sing Sing, his wife moved up
into the village 80 that abe could visit him
niently. There, by much hard work and peseyer-
ance she bad prepared to enable her husband TO
carry ont his honest designs for the future. On Sat-
urday morning, however, just as he was released
from the State Prison, Sheriff from the State Of
Connecticut, having previously armed himself with
documents, arrested him on the charge Of larceny,
committed three years ago at New-CanaAn. Ii sp-
pears that the Sheriff refused even TO allow him IL
minutes to see his wife, and kept him in close GUS
tody till he got him in New-York. The prisoner is
very penitent-thinks it was well that be was
stopped in his bad habits aud sent to prison. but hav-
ing expisted his crime, he is respondent in view Of
further punishment. He is 10 be taken to Connect
cut this morning. having been in this city since Sstur
day at noon.
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THE BRTTIsH AND NORTH AMERICAN

UNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
III ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
NETWORK re LIVERPOOL
thfei cabin Passage.
Second Cabin PaEsegc 70
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
th1sftEpiu Passage. AIV
Second Cabin Passage. "
The ships from New ] ork cal at Cork hsrbor
The ships from Boston call Halifax aud Corf Harbor
PERSIA, Ccpt. yudkinL AFRICA, Capt Shannon.
ARABIA Capt j. Stone. CANADA, Capt. J. Leich
ASIA Cart j. G. Lott AMERICA, Capt Hockey
AUSTRALLSIAN, NIAGARA Cept. Noodle.
Capt Cock. EUROPA, Capt. Anderson
SCOTIA (nOJg balding)
These vessels carry cea1 white hight Inasthead green on
StsrbosEd bow red on port bow.
NIAGARA Noodle. Boston. Wednesday Oct 10
ASIA, Lott leaves NeWfoT Wednesday, Oct p
ARABIA Stone .esves boston Wed oesday Oct. 30
AFRICA shannon. leaves NewY ork. "Wednesday Nov
EUROPA. Anderson leaves Boston ssdsy, Nov Is
PERSIA Jpdkios leaves New.YoTk. edDssdsy Nov. ~
Berths nos secured until psid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The these slpS viii not be oabe for Cold
Silver Bullion Specie. Jswey, Precious Stones Metals
unless Bills OF Lsding signed therefor and ths value thereof
therein expressed. For Freight or Passage, Apply
4. CUkAHD. No Bowling green.
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YOUNG MEN THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
10 business which they liked have new good oPpoI-
unty select business for nieh tey ere adapted
PHRTN0L00fcAL EXAMINATION sffo~Lkk 4 WslIrss No
500 Broadway, will show. them Jnd wnsffo 40
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APPOINTMENTS AT THE CUsToN-HoUsE.-Ths
foowingfs list of the appointments in the Custom


followingfs list of the appointments in the Custom
House which have recently zen confirmed:
Iaspecior,-Elihu r. Campbell vice William R. Ripley
Solomon kaufman, vice w Joicei w J. Coles vice jobs
Brice John l.. Doy ice w. @. Wiswel; Joseph Coacb
vice j. ID. Freudentha; Andrew R. Trotter, yics W N.
Luf, vice John HlyeT Charles feDdt vice j. NJ Oakley
on vice Patrick ID. Kelly 5 L. Chase vice George 6.
Mitchell John w MoultOn vice John McConne fsaac y.
Williams vice Edward Murray; John II. Hedges vice A. J..
Mathew deceased Charles Messenger vice NJ ]. Byns
Sanford L. Maconber vice Thomas ] Ridder; Robert "
Hbis, vice Andrew Thompson c. L. Crawford, vice T. N.
Morris; w. H. Grogan. vice Thomss J. Brown promoted ;
Samuel r. Tue. vice John w. Bennett, Emie Kir shbeY
vice Charles A. Brown Richard Flanagan viceW H. Weeks
AlAnson King vice b. A. Collard Thomas Bell John r.
Lawrence.
Night Iaspectors-John Hays vice Peter Carroll; A.
kasnowsd vice Ludoph GermeTi Benedict Angefmanr,
vice Hugh OBnen; George l.. Condit vice John Sher,
wood George Appel vice John sheddy Edward Neservelt
vice Charles n. Smith Ber Firth vice James Smith
r. Dockcndorf vice s. Mersereaai J. g. Armstrong Vice
Charles Miller PAM Baref vice James Boyle
Mssseager, FUA Dri'Oa--Phip p Pietch, vice John }.
Jscfscn, resigned.
MeasUrer-N. D. Wstermsn vice Asahel Reed.
Cl.rks, Third Difision-Augustus L. Wood, vice NJ l.
Livingston; Solomon B. Tominson, vice Wm D. Ws.eYnap
promoted.
Clerks, Fourth DirisioR-Hcrbert Reed vice John A
Boyle: Samuel b. Csndeler, vice James b. Stewart
zCleyss Sirfh DirisionAugustus Kspp vice Hugh Fz-
patrick John Mchunn, vice Alonzo lese.
sCleyk Serenh DiUs0n-Wilsrd u. Warren, vice Josspb
4. hiescker
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CoEoSERs' CAsEs.-On Saturday, Coroner jack
msu held inquest the body of James Brrns who had
sn into ie water while atsemPns 20 on board the pro
night The body recovered In about OF
hour after he fell In Verdict Accidental drowning" De
ceased was an Engishman, "a years Of age.
Yesterday Coroner Jsckman ned inquest on the bcdy Of
Thomas Culnn sborer in the Central Park, whe killed.
Saturday morning by premature explosion while blasting
rocks a. the new reservoir Verdict Accidental "a
On Saturday afternoon. the body of Patrick H. Cooley was
found oatng IN the East River lie had been drownsd by
the upsenr Of hi, boat on Friday evening. Yesterday Cor
schiTner held inquest and the Jury rendered YER
dict OF accidental dIox ming
fos.eday Coroner acknan notified hold an INQUEST
the BODY OF an unknown apparently about OF
age no found Ia state Of nsensby IN tho street
front Of Tsnmany Hail, Saturday night u IL sapposcd
that he had been injured death BY oOnns IN
contact with amnibus pole. He died while the oceU
were taking him to the fouth Precinct Station House. Any
10 Jaw the accident mey appear the inquest &c BE-
held at Bellevue Hospital, Tuesday, at 10 ocleci m
lestcTd4y Coroner Jackusn held inquest at City Hal
place on the body Of John Curey child year and months
Ola t appears that deceased pulled teapot OF The stove
last Monday severely caldng himself He fingered &c treat
agony III Saturday night when he died Verdict Acct
dental death"
Yesterday, Mrs Myers. residing 10 onehsndreeand.
teenth street. between Fourth and Fifth syents dec ron
the effects injuries said TO have beeu received AZ toe 1snes
Of her husband Coroner Jaokmsn proceedes 10 nvess
the case. NJ ffE fi'Ft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

ANOTHER RELEASE FROM FoRT LAFArErT2.-O
Saturday Marshal Murray released from confinement
in the fort Robert Il. Walker, who was arrested
with Minor, the Virgnian, on the charge Of nego-
tisting between him and Bethel Burton inventor Of
breechoadng rife, for the purchase of the patent
1t seems that Mr. Walkers connection with Burton
was in certain recent negotiations with Our own
Government, but his name became mingled with
those of Minor and Burton in this unlawful affair,
and lie suffered the penalty of incarceration on
charge of which he was guiltless The mistake was
unfortunate one, but such as might easily occur
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Cxcnrslous.

NIFSP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on
U ! STATEN TsLAND--FARG SIX CENlSti oy o,1 .5
Island fe,sy. foot, n Mhiietfi'"' W.
Bo4rS LEAVE EVERY F6gR he e5o2l +; -, 70 y H.
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Drcan GtcGners.

TOR CAg IFORNfA via PANAMA. first,
.s.t s,o,,sr viii es--e New-ToIk III lst IN s9e
IA oG,s ~ .l sxent " ean tles dste l4 on - NDAh
ubsn hs o. Of depar viii De the MONBAi 5uorns
~. N'bN'' 70 49, III D. Il. ALLEN Agent.
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The GERMAs AID SooIErY.--At the last mseting
OF this association, Mr. Riechhelm, the Treasurer,
submitted report from which it appears that the to-
tai receipts lad been $3.50. The expenditures
amounted to $9,423 90, leaving balance of
$s,l16 10, Of which $s,765 SO remained in
the hands of the Treasurer, $500 was deposited
in the German Servings Bank and 81 $50 36 was in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

A MONUMENT TO CoryT CAyouR.-Tbe great
statesman of Italian unity is 10 be bonored with
fit monument 70 commemorate the labor OF his LIE.
Subscriptions have been started in his own country,
and Italians residing here as well as our cosmopoh-
tan Americans, will be glad to learn that the Con-
sulGeneral of Italy, resident in this city, has opened
proper facilities for the speedy transmission Of sld
Ian contributions to the Fund Committee having the
matter in charge.