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A EKIEED IN MED. TRY IN.

kon the rscipe o. Dr. Stsphsu svset, o. Con
nso.0ut tbs srsst bonessttsr snd has teep used IN
his practice T tho lss. sWsnty years With th most
assonlshinE Euoossl. As an external remedy Il 70
without rival. and vii alleviate pain nore spssd
u thEn ether ursparstioa. Tor al Bhsumatic
and EerFoIs Di1orSars It d truly inhuibis and q
curative for soTes, Wounds, sprAins, Bruises, &e,
- so0tblag, heating, and PoP rfnl strengthening
srsBertias. excite the ass vOnSsf and astoushmsnt
q al who hays ever given II trial. Over four
auadrsd osrtlheafss OF remarkable cares psrtormed
~ Il within The last two ysGrs, sttest this aet.
Eor ssls by Strong 3 Armstrong and Wm. Fisks
Sc sdtsrtizemsuC r SaF17- -R16d6Tr
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No MORE KURIOUs" THAN TRUE.-NOrris
has succeeded in getting up the best Con-
dition Powders for horses and cattle that are
in the market. So says every one who has
tried them, and We should think every one
uses them by the quutity he is selling
Every owner of such ''animals" should read
the decentralization Koincidence"
in to-day's paper and the powders.
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@atnstnttnts.

G0GIALPARFY-THE E"TJNTON
~ OLgB% VII give one Of their pleassut ~5iresr
~ Ohsse'a Ban on Friday evening, sept i5th. fssr
1iasie y Bipson's Band. Tickets Gdmittina Cen
lens sSlisn and Ladies, t0colts. ManSgel5-T b Nv
.o--oI a. hnsseli. sept92s7
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Y. STOCK nIARKET.-sept. 8.

ST0ChS-Q1iet but firm. Chicago and Rock
island 44s: Cleveland Toledo 3I4S Galena and
Chicago 6sA; Milwaukee and PrairfO dn Chen 4
x Is Panama ll0H; HucsOn 335E; New York Cen.
tral 1876 New York Central 6's 81; Georgia SIS S.
Missouri s's I37s, Tennessee 6's a; IS "a; cou-
pm 50.
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- The prize Of the MoRnEs LaADHR 70
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
PER hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances. ..--
The postage on the LnDRR, 70 Nevs
Dealers Is Oue-furth Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties renting
postage stGmPS should send US one and three
cent instead Of larger denomination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

AMY GooDs.-About thirty tons of war
ns'..iaI uvuE West BY express yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10
&C. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. decsSRl

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, IL Public Square.
sug8-RII
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norErR,s REAn THIS

Ths following a A. sztrsot from . letter written
b. ths pastor Of Baptist church 70 the " Journal
and nsnssrSers" cinolHnAt, Ohio, and speaks vol.
ene< IN ssvOr Of thst World-rsaoWned medicine, Of
HHs. TEss5oNs HooTHIss aVRUr ron OsILDRm
&1EEEIHai
'-Nsseo ~ adsertissmsltin your columns OF alrI.
Win1loT'r Soothing Syrup. Nov We nsver ssid q
uora in eVor Of patent medicine bsoFe 10 cur ill.,
b1t Es iesl compelled % ssy 70 your zsadsEs that la
no ohgmhHg-WH HAFH EaIED *, AED EEOW II 70
uAu II 0iAIHs. It Is probably, one Of the most
eooa1l medicines Of the day. because It Is one Of
tas oosL And thoso Of your readers who have babies
aLn's % bottsr thsE % lay in q supply"
Sc adverissEcent IN smother column. sepasR8
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: AttoruRas At 8aHI.

JOSEPH POOL,
ATFDRNEY AT LAW,
~ rs SUPERIOR strict oot10:Bl9
ID 2. aPALDING, ATFORF4Y 4
H. Counselor 81 Law. No. Psrkins' Block,
f.I5vefand Ohio. sspl
IlaYIF y sAsr RLI HRUoI
GAGE & BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
NE sa6 Councillors Es Law. Ofaos l6s Superior
Street, (0PPosite neTchant's Bank Ol0vsiands o.
A SPER, J. E., ATTORNEY AT
~ Law, Warren, Tfum bCi county, Ohio. 0f1os
30. - Market street. deo5du :,
WILLIAMS0N AND RIDDLE,
" ATFoHEEgs AZ Law. Once No. 50 supeEioE
Ian9l A. g. RIDLE.
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Keal 0ataM.
u YMAN LITTLR,

7 YNAN LITTLE,
Dealer IN
REA L EST A 7 e,
WsAes a great variety Of Farms and City Proper1
foT 80 or Rent. Also, choice Farming Lands tn
WicFig.u Illinois, wisconsin Iowa slc Missouri
G71s35Gioe No. Atuater Building, Cleveland, o.
DEAL ESTATE---E. N. KEYES,
R. fformerly o. the hrm Of Little keyes1) has
67sfisd 4 Reai Estgte Oflce IL noules blocEs eors
1er of SUPERIOR street and Public square, ano hal
,oonstantlg on haI' seyersi t1opsano aoree o1 nrl
,sRalitT of Farming bsnda in ths btasoa o. Iowa
-Niscousin End Missouri, to e1change ior CITY ano
tcoQDtrT propsrty; also for al kinda OF pereonH
tfroDarty. Part cash paid Il usosssary sprlsB
M ESTEEM LAND.---H.. II. Ii
1 wv TIE, OF the lste firm Of Littlal keye8t
an. tantly on hand large quantity Of hne HaEnin
80 h iowa Wisconsin and MiEsouT1i 70 exchano
r--feT or countEy real estate, perloEal proFert
0f5ce ssfth 8onss jenuings. Marble Block, Snpe
rior Gtrsse- 'l9-I,1-
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1ra Goods.
II AIDES HOME GUARDS"

IkP.ROHED SKIRT SUPPORTERS
urf,et sNnioH'' institgtoU. I Stie 9hite. s sIs
Corsst shoulder Bra Anti Lsosf s1sosreI
The ss0onstitutfou must e tre,s,t -zys-t.tS
cry Lady says can b. y - -s,l r17,,r6, .l-,7y
~ TRETNkN 4 KEI, VoGs, ~ 5upOEiorst.
- P0PTER. MiIlfners = Seneca 3.
H1ivTls 4 HfGBEE. 81 supertoI g ~, =,
Wrs HARVEY, 80 St q ST 80 "a saa - = III,
[srs IfI Ontario street, over ASofe Aeo'i0n
Rtoro, cleveland, o.
- Waisfs mads to Order.
49, WORRIS q SHAEElELh,
-, =. n 1.eT-ong Who make the WAISTS
- 49, 80 Brsces without authority from rs
ang1s II
N1M6oK-CUTTON q WOOL.
H u - great variety of Pattetne- -. ~
~ - RETTRERG HAnsMA w,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

nR. KNAPP, OoULIsT, OF IA
of TIE Eyo, end Deafness, n
At No. I51 Prospect street, Cleveland y. A..
~ Abundant testimonials Of pcr5ons Ie. ~. ~
Sight or Hearing in New York the heatefh . aL@'1'
and Northern Ohio. ~ = 49,. -,
lrtifriai sVos inserted THAT MoTny ana me u,s.t
.1naIffV Dr. X has takeua Diploma IN com petlLl2n
Gffh al other OculstB at the New YORK state Aef'
for hts superb Artificial Eyes ----p,.
~ No charge for examinations AS'ANuen-
DnE PILLS-THAT WILL CURE
ths PfIas- ~ ~ anund a. - PuhltH r1''-- .
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Captain-J. B. Burroughs.
Sen. lst Lieut-Edward Spear, Jr.
Jr. H. q. Stull.
Sen. I'd Lieut.-W. b. Smith.
Jr. not yet chosen.
There are one hundred aud fifty-six men
in this battery, one hundred and ten horses,
four six-pound riAed cannon and two twelve
pound howitzers.
The officers are all men of experience in
artillery practice, and the men will prove
themselves to be worthy the important po-
sitiOn they have been assigned in this Regi-
ment. The traitors south will hear from
tho Trumbull Battery, at no distant day.
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agricultural.

TURNIP ED-WE HAVE
Tor sale ine stock Of TurBip Seed Of the fol-
loV ing varietios
Red Top, strap Leaf,
White TOP, etrApsLeaf,
Golden BAH or Orange Jelly,
White stone,
Large White Norfolk,
Large White Globe,
Rutns BaRa or Purple Top SWedet
Russian or French,
- ~ j. STAIR a son,
No ms Ontario Street.
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ELEcTIoS At CAMP WADE-TRUMBULL ARrIL-
LERY BATTERT.-An election of officers for
this Battery, which is to be attached to Wade
& Hutehins' Cavalry Regiment, was held
here yesterday afternoon, with the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

Taking the soundings--Onr Vessels At
tackled by Five Rebel steamers-The
Gunboat Reconnoissance-D Discovery OF
Two Heavy Rebel Rstteries-shnrp
Engagement with Rebel Batteries and
Steamers.
The Erst Of our feet TO reach Port Royal harbOr
was the gunboat Bienyille, which arrived on Sunday
night Others followed in quick succession, and 40
10 a. N. of Monday, when the Atlantic came 10,
there we're 26 Of the fleet IN sight, either coming in
or actually at anchor. AZ fast the gunboats al.
rived they were set about the work Of ascertainns
the state of the soundings-not only the depth Of
water but if any distinctions bad been sunk ia tue
channels.
Not bali the feet anchored On Monday before tins
lighter gnboats were already employed In this duty,
and engaged in verifying b. actual soundings, the
information We were already IN possession Of as 70
the dep,h Of water in the harbOr and through tAs
different channels.
While ia the performance Of tbese duties, our
boa,s were engaged by Ave Rebel gunboats, which
.1dJenly appeared from behind a head which bad
hitherto concealed them. They boldly ran down
and. without hesitation engaged our ganboats The
skiruish was sharp one, lasting about thre.-qgar-
ters Of al hour and terminating IN the complete tn
ulnph Of our boats, and The retirement Of he Rebel
steamers.
Though | believe have in a former letter laen-
toned Ilese facts, sil ths brief recapi,ulaton will
not, trust, be found useless Of tedious.
Capt. Gilmore, Chic. OF the Engineer Corps, who
lad been M Of urgen; in ad coating the policy Of
landing troops on Monday afternoon, and making an
cad Of tie affair then AMI there, binding all h.s
enreates 70 that end OF DO avail then eGdeayored to
have ass. mel t. him boa. ia which to lake re-
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" A rainbow In the morning,
Sailor. axe warnInzp

Salons take warning"
hear this, but am not sailor and why should
take waruingl won't do it, go stroll about the
ship looking at people and obstinately refusing 10
take any sort Of warning until few words from
the let officer tell me we are TO have storm. lie
also warns me that "it II be an ugly one, that
won't stop till it has had It's blow out" Which
information fts me admirably to listen with eompo-
sure to the music Of the Band.
1t being lovely day the band are once more on
deck, each with his huge brass instrument, If
he was tied 70 it, and could not get away. The pale
faced soldiers too, out, and, il being after
breakfast, some Of them look quite fan, and even
obtrusvely protuberant about the stomach, they
really have some nsdes left in spite Of their recent
frantic efforts to get rid Of them ALL
As | verify believe some Of them did.
The fleet stin preserve pretty close order, though
there but twenty or tbeIeabout to be seen from
our decks at once. But we hare reports that a
number have shot ahead Of US in the night, ard that
we have fhot ahead Of still others, that we are
convinced that circle Of few miles circunseribes
US all, and that we are pressing on well together
toward our port Of destination.
This mys,eriou, point begius to be Whispered about
to-4&I, ana an SOnhueHl-iAl 4h-vih.Su VI i'"i
different places n three different States, each one Of
which my kind, communicative friend was pm
vately informed" was he spot. As / myself have,
through the trus; and kindness Of an officer known
the exact spot for sone little time these varied COM
uunicstious amuse but do not distract me.
And now, officer! you, ] mean, who rePosed so
much trust in ny discretion as 70 tel me this huge,
forbdienes, OF sscreis you observe that have kept
my word Your estiuate Of ny discnotness was not
erroneous. knew the secret, and have kept it
well, for tel you, officer respected and respectable,
ths, no; even to TIE TElBUSr, to which owe all
exclusive information, and IN whose train DO
humble suit and service, do whisper hat mys.eIi-
Gus name. TIE envious world might say. that the
difficulty Of Communicating with TIN TRIBUNE over
seyersl LurdIec Gl,es q noiss, even Vet, wa.eI,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
HORRIBLE MURDER.
THE SON OF Mr.. EMBURY, PRESIDENT
OF THE BROOKLYN BANK, KILLED

THE SON OF Mr.. EMBURY, PRESIDENT
OF THE BROOKLYN BANK, KILLED
BY AN UNKNOWN ASSASSIN.
Tie village of FishkiIl Landing, opposite New.
bnrgh, on the Hudson, was on Sunday thrown into
the most intense excitement on account OF the lind
ing of the body of a young man who had been mur-
dered The night previous. The body proved to 10
that of Mr.. Augustus Embury, of Brooklyn. Hn
father is President of the Brooklyn Bank, and hs
mother is the suthoress, Mrs. Embury.
Mr.. Embury was on his way from New-fork 10
spepd the Sabbath with his friends at the house os
Mr. Gulan c. yerplank. After he had left the cars,
and was fastening up the hill to meet the carnage
in waiting for him at the village, be was stabbed
through the back just beneath the right shoulder
blade. 1t is supposed that he expired instantly.
| Tie act was committed ia the early evening, nos
fly yards from the hotel kept by Louis Myers Tho
ass.lssin escaped.
! Alr. Embrry was young man Of fine appearance.
and universally beloved. No motive can be assigned
for the act, as bis vslise, pocketbook, and watch,
were unmolested.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

IscEYpiARr FIHg-ARREsT OF rHE s0rrosND
IvcryDrARY.-Ajbout ! o'clock on Monday morning
the very-stable OF Peter Carries, on the corner OF
Graham ayeIIle and Seholes street, E. d., was dis
covered to 10 on fire. The promises wore destroyed.
Tie loss Apon the building and contents cstimeted
at 81 90, which Is covered BY an insurance IN the
Kip,n County Insurance Company. The lire Is Do
liIeod to have been by an incendiary, and Officer
Colgau of the Sixth Precinct arrested man named
John Hanns on suspicion of setting fire. to the preii
;scs. He was committed for examinatioo.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
THE CDsSTOM HOUSE AND z,YR
ELEC TON
0yrlec OF Taa NEW YORK ArLl,. +,
No a Ann street. Nov. 4 i0if Z

| 0yrlcS OF Tas NEW YORK ArLl,
No a Ann street, Nov. L. 1851
| To the Editor qf The ~ " TyibsAe .
SIR: fou DO TIE Atlas great iprstics in the sub
joined paragraph:
"' WARS Orr p-Tbs Custom. .Aou.e OFF a.. ,v.,
terdsy called togsther "insructedD 20 vote an r.,
pext ior bun Hun Jimmy for Sheriff Whas IL DE mean
ing of itP fSonday Aii.s
We do not hesitate 10 ssrnp ts rs an
fssehood We know that blF. Barney has sfrIanouv ~
fr.ued from interfering With the political preSie ons n M,
bot III he shoud discover thai s,x NJ H. IN ,Ts
to give such direct aid and comfo q Secesion We IN MI hs
would be justified promptly dipensiug h
Il s proper u should thst the assertion OF TAs A.
Ias aJsoptly true che editor Of TuE TRrBrss can e.
,y learn himselfn he will make inquiry In the proper
quarter by information from parties who pres,
en and whose WITHHOLD became sPPtehend dis
closure Of them would insure the removal oftwo or three sf
the worthy and efficient Inspectors Innec;sd with shs
House don't pretend say whst position Mr. Bar
ney has sken In this matter but do know h the Inspecs
Customs convened Saturday By the Castoa
House authorities No 60 William street n room No. b.
that about So of them preen and l they were then
and thee rs'ruc.edperhsps had better say re7seec
to vote for Jancs Lynch for Sheriff knew further that
ers prominent CestoHoass officials who understood TO
reflect the sentiments of the heads political suhects are
cye and efficient supporter Of Lynch AID the editor ofTHs
TRIBUNE nsy know the facts by inquns al the Bass
Office, Whitehall. Of any of the Inspectors
Az to the statement Of tho The Aas that the officers wers
called oaether Saturday. and instructed requested 70
respectful, ak THg iRBrSg 70 ctr.c. re charge Of fsse
hoOd or explain fully the d5gs Of he esng Of Custom
bouse officers at No. % WliaiE Ct eet saturday.
Respectfully yonrs, &C., AN-ON HERKICk,
ditorE E<.e.X Vas
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

The following letter winds up the correspondence:
Lefter from Dr.. Baker 10 Licut.Coi. Co,burn.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, lS6l.
Lieut.-Col. CoLDURs, A. ID. C.--Str. Your letter
Of last evening is received, aud it names Gen.
Stone as the Of the mao statements in rels-
tion TO Col. Baker alluded to in mine of the 3Jth,
90 not know that L have anything further to re-
auest.
cannot refrain, however, from stating, in con-
e.gtiOn with this task of mine, to vindicate the
memory OF my brother inasmuch az the main state
ments made to you by Gen. Store do not appear in
his regular report as printed In the newspapers. l
must conclude that he has aeceriaued he was in
error, and Sat Col Baker fell not Only in simple full
Gment Of Es duty, but in strict performance OF his
orders.
Recognizing and accepting with pleasure your
kind expressions in relation 20 Col Baker,
remain, very respectfully, your OBJ sepv't
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

while be wac alive, that when be iSpRht battle be
would like me to relate It; and tba.> hs son and
brother, since lis death, bave desired ne TO sssisi
them in vindicating bis memory from ui>inst re-
pfoach. la endeavoring to fulfill NY portion OF tese
tasse have sought to be fair to others, willie beog
just to him; and If have in the haste Of writing
fallen into any errors, or drawn inferences not justi
fed by facts, il will be more to my regret than that
81 any party else. 9. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

CoRo-ERs' CAsEs.-Yesterday Coroner Gamble
held an INQUEST on the body OF Mary Guchon a. No. le
Fourth street Deccssed washing danes on SATURDAY
evening wben she accidentally upset tho uid lamp snd he
clothes cusht ire scorchus teulv that she died OF
Suuday eyennE Verdict, accidental burning Deceased VA
2; year, Of sac. end native OF Ireland -
Dr. Alfred Pe,-rr who eBdeaX oIed TO commit Suicide BY
cutting h throat at his residence No cln'on' street Iss
week. died Of the Injuries lie had ue.ed on Sunday corons
ackn a held gu inquest the body at the New OK nos
pal yeserdsy Verdict death by .9cIde IL sppeA. I9s'
doseaSed had he operating horse. made mistake
witch the owner 10 have HIN seat 20 Sing sing
T. fear OF which would jue his pAedce, plsysd ON
bis mind and od him 20 self destucon lie Was oefnhn'
Y,,erdy Coroner Jscsmin held inquest on the body OF
staes Flynn VINO fouud lying dead with bis ce DOWN
ward In tho gutter IN SXteenth street between Eishtn ana
Ninth avo1ues ou Sunday night IL hsnpposed hs while to
se OF be stumbled aud fell IN the place wnee
he vss osud and that he sunocaed BY the ~aer
st- Death BY sudocAhon" Deceased wos native OF Ire
land and IS years Of ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

PROBABLE WIFE-MuRpER.-on sunday mgi.'
Officer Colgan of the Sixth Precinct, arrested col.
ored man named Thomas jackson for q brutal, and
!, is feared fatal assault upon his wife, The parties
,ss;ds in Leonard street, ED. 0nsundsy night Jack.
.o,, r,,prped to his home drunk and beat and kicked
his wife until she was nsepsibe. The fellow, when
arrested made desperate resistance, and was wiln
difficulty conveyed to the staiiOn-House. The III
iur.d woman was taken TO the Hospital, and Jackson
was committed to jail to await the result OF bel
injuries.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
Reply Of the Surreyor Of tie Port.

NOVEMBER 4, 1861.
have read the foregoing letter Of Mr.. An
son Herrick. / was present at the meeting
referred to, and pronounce the statement that
the Inspectors of the Customs, or any OF them,
were "i1structed OF requested" to support
Mr.. Lynch for Sheriff, to be unqualifedly
false.
The meeting was called to aid in perfectiDs
the organization Of the Peoples Union party
for the support of that ticket, without reserv.
alton, and the name of James Lynch was not
once mentioned. RUFUS Z. ANDREWS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

AID FOR rHE LoYALIsTs OF NORTH CARotIsA.--
On Thurday evening, public meeting to consider
the claims Of the loyal people of North Carolina who
are sorely prosecuted by the rebels, and to devise
means for their relief will be held at the Cooper In
sttute. Tha Hon. George Bancroft is to preside.
The speakers announced are the Rev. Thomas w.
Conway, Chaplain of the 9th Regiment, N. Y. 5. ",
the Rev. NJ. N. Taylor, Pastor Of Hatteras Church
n. c.. Gen. Robert Anderson, Gen. A. Z. Burnside
Col Thomas Francis Meagher, Prof. Roswell c.
Hitchcock, and VIM. Cullen Bryant.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
NEH-yERSEY ITEMS.

Justice Whitley of Hoboken is to be tried IN hs
first race for seat in the Assembly Of Nev-Jersey.
1t was ,Lirty-two years since the Judge became .
citizen of that State. lie is well and widely known
as a gentleman Of varied attainments and ardently
devoted to the maintenance Of the Union. His op-
ponent is Mr. Benson, market gardener, and an
industrious man Of sober habits and secluded LIE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

IscnEAsrD RAILROAD AccoNoDArIos.-By o
new arrangement Of the New-York ard Erie Rail.
road company, which went into effect yesterday, the
number Of passenger trains running each way be-
tween New-York and Paterson has been increased
To thirteen, exclusive Of four freight trains upon
which persons are allowed to travel.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

CtTY MoRrALITY.-The number of deaths reported
for the week ending November 4, was 39i, being 10
les than the previous week, and less than In the
same week Of 1850. The deaths from acute disease
were 2ls from external and other causes not depend.
ing upon climate or season 80; fiOm chronic disease,
I3J
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

PERsoSA1.-Count Edward Piper, Minister Reel
dent at Washington of the King of Norway and
Sweden, has arrived here and is stopping at the
Clarendon House. He viii proceed TO Washington
in day or two.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

HuDsoS CouNTY CoURr.-The case of John @:
Hayheck constable OF jersey City tied on an indl Hnsns
m ,rnv he me Of Of bis bondsnen visa coneindeo
on SATURDAY afternoon ard the Juy sfter retiring e. MD
nss brought Ga avedlct Of not guilty. ihe Oout VII 70
oeeupied h civil busi1c nearly all Of the present week
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

Mn. JAMES ADMrrTED.-In the Supreme Cour.
yesterday, Judges Barnard, Clerk and Sutherland
on the bencbl, on motion Of Edward j.. Hearne,
esq, tie well known English barris,er Edward
james esq, admitted to practice attorney and
counselor in the Courts Of this State.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
IAdysrtiseinenLI

IAcyertiteinenLJ -
TYR STRUGGLE OF LIPE AS WELL AZ HARD
T. viii be much lish,enod by having jus the hsht pnr
40 snr one, peculiar ta,ebtG PnBnFoLosicAL EaAh,;
.ar,oS A. FowLER AWHILE, No. JOj broaGTsy' VIII 'eh
eeh his true place In life.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

The CoURIs.-To-day being election day, there
viii be DO business transacted IN the State and
County Courts in this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

ALLEGED MAYnEs.--Yesterday morning OweI
K.ef ygss arrested and taken before Justice Nssh chase
with having OF the under lip and gouged OUT hr eye
Tho.s Hymn Of No 49, East Fstyseeond street Ihe &c
en,.d As committed ior trial
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
COURT OF COMMON rLEAss.1xSre.ls ! Tsss.-Ne' .ns

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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

CouRr oP GENERAL SHssIoNs.--Jndge NcCuni
Yesterday sdouned this cOt over TO Thursday NO oa'
nest wa transacted
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

BOYS AID GIRLS MEETING IN THE krdHrH
WARD-An enterprise of this character was saccess-
fully inaugurated at No 138 Laureos street on Sun
iay afternoon. The music, under the leadership OF
Me.srs James II. Pelton and Wesley Utter, was ex'
ceent. Brief addresses were made by Geo. Myers,
esq, and the Rev. Mr. Wild, the missionary oil the
Ward. This meeting being designed for the poorer
closs Of children ia eminenty worthy OF attention
and we hope tho benevolent of the Ward will do al
they can to give it success. meeting OF those Ia
yoring the enterprise will be held at the same place
op pext Thursday evening