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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
MarLe,s-Repor.ed b. T.Lrrnnh.

bu,pALo, Oct 3-p m- ELoUR unchanged. Waslr b,n,
SHES II 900 BUSH Chicago Spring &C. 5Oo bush do
sSd , 200 b"o6 Agbsn lo~s sl 5Oos bush Red
bush choice White DO at 81 H. Corr iu moderate d.m,nS
ard msilet hrn; .sle. soeoo bu.h at ss,a39c CasIs
LAKE lNPoRT29 900 bbl. FonT l6 O0a bash ybo,t "A 40
bush Corr 900 bush Barley. Canal ExPoRF2o COO abis
Flour, $500 bush. Wheat 10000 bush Corn,
OswKGo, Oct g. p. m.--FLouR unchsp Ied. Wupkr firm
sales last tisht Of 6600 bush. White Ohio st 81 90 9sm
bush Chicago Spring o. COO bush Winter Red In
diana private terns to-day $500 bush ordsry Chesso
Spring O3 CORs hner sale. OF 800 bush illinois az
l4c 5000 bush Yellow do. al 4c. BARIEY and RYB quiet
CANAL FRBIGHTs stadv; Flour 42c Whes. &c., Corn Ne
TO New.Sork LAKE MPoRTs-2535 bbls. Flour, IA, el1
BUSH Wheat 2s eco bush CorD IS 900 bush Barley CAylE
EXPORTS 92S bills Flour 5000 bush Wheat = 600 bush
Corn, 1900 BUSH Barley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
LOCAL POLITICS.

REPUBLIcAN ASSEMBLY CoTyEsTION.-Tbe Re
s1bcan Assembly Conventions met last night in ther
Eective D.ic for tho purpose Of nominating candidates 70
Assembly.
Flint Disf,ie! No. 272 Greenwich street and ed
ysurned until week rom ne1. Monday No nomination,
were made.
Sec04S Difyc at No. loo Centre street and douTned
un,ii next Thur,dsy without making any nominations,
7Aird Disief the Third Ward Hotel snd adjourned
until neat Monday, without making any nominations
Feurth D1yict met at No. 90 East Broadway sid cd.
learned until Friday week. Committee OF Conference con.
ssng ofMess Hupps Bonno.t, BrozeT, Divine add Bun.
stead, appointed
FjA Dnb46 met al Beeeker Buildings and nominated
3aueI w. Bash.
Sir Dyie! met Runks Hotel IN Grand street and td
jSarned subject the cell o. the ChG No nomination was
made.
SevenA D'iel net at jefferson market end adjourned
without making nomination, subject to coll Of the Chair
Flynn nitric, utt al OndeEl'nHs Hail. aud adjourned s1S
Jet 10 the call ofthe Chsr No nomination VA, made.
Nah Diri met at No. 25 EighL avenue and sdioarned
Romipstion.
Tenth Il'''iei met a. No 800 Bowory and Adjourned With
cut making nomination until "Wednesday neI,
E!'Te"" D'"iei met ct Cortinorta Hail. and appointed
Commi'tee 81 Conference second Convention ia js D
"S s'o me- 81 LAnsiIine HAIL. corner Of Twenty stree:
and Eighth sTenne, aud adjourned for two weeks
Te|th D.s;re' met at No. 81 Avenue A. and ,,,;,,.3
JShE LarabIsckt
7ls.rteh DTies met at No. GA Eighth sysu-e ,.d a.
Jsurnsd until Tfur,day evening.
F0sS.eenh Ds:Se met KiIohneTs corner Of Third ay
snue Ssd Nnetesath siresl, aid nOmlnsed wm. W. Kor
shup
FVfesBh Disirf st ct No. t35 Fourth avenue and al
learned ~ III nuzt Thnrsday without making nomination
SireeHa DsiTt met a. te.cs1ner Of s1tyninib street
and Third ssenns aae appointed Committee Of ConeEepve
1heEonysn3n adoufDsde inject 10 tie call Of the Chair
ssrsStces .1yif a. tLc Of Third avenue and
OnebaadTed aE1tweniysighh street, And sppoined Com
iLee Of COnfescnce. Adjourned subject TO the cali OF tie
Chair
MOZART GEEgRLL COasTTEE.--The Mozart
Democratic Gsnsis Committee met lss Esh Ct Mozart Hall
and sonpetsf.ao primary election arrangements Mayor
Wood made lengthy rAsech in ho coare Of vii be com
pieztsd the party on th heO sosdor Of the orgsbizs
tOn which moe prosperous than 81 present In
concluding spofe OF The ard sd in tue hope that
troops might speedily erush the rebeious is Of the
South, and that the upen might bs rEsed IN ~ e'Sns
strength end integrity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PoRT OF EEw-YoR1
q iearCd.

shlp-Ripz Dove Holbssok san FrneSeo, J. J. E.T.ei
AtG .nta Whimore, Hsyir, J. o. Bster &c.
bafkt-lris lBreiu Dsutyen, Oenos, Hearings oo.n
Golden Gate Thorihiii Bordeauy VIM Salem Co.. sher
.ood, Hawsen Nspirs, McCresdy Mott & Co H.iress
Clerk Loudon +. +. M1Igan A. Wiley CG;ch Ne lSw.l
Hastiel OpOrto FOR drrs Enuch, Mencke Negd,; Ks.
uawai SwiuBsrtoB, Hs,Ens, Tujllo RUSSELL Tshi Ds
vie. Su1 Brett, son s 90
frig.Mary Il. Jones Jtps, Rio Gr.nie DEL s1l. O. D.
HaI5gr Co; Lightning. Dlniel., y. Degofi Harvest
Queen tBr) Halls s.-Is zone, Middleton Co.; Devon
liro BEl Masters st. IhCuas, W. l., &. 4. Knox Co. s
Fer-un. ClnyeTs. Bermuda, Middleton. -
sch0.ress-J W Faa.klI. Boston, Dayton Co. Wash.
ust8u Merrill Ptflsfc!ph.s Is Mckee Hunter Racket,
6iisdsphis Coz Letter prducyy fOn Jeisr.on IL Benz
r-r Gala AIMS, Harls isiutaPetre, Quad b. +. small
ElHeotf Dun con BGgca, Net al Duncaa O2o1n Wave
lr J. TheWrng 81 John, n. g., p. NeVins soDs Jos-
kor-r. WorIlinston, PTarI0sncs, n. s. Rs1kett " e
AcFsn Pech eumfoIdi Nay HaEris 9th ponih, Santa
Msrs a,ld SAyaulils, J. Eno-s.
slooi-Comrg, rEOyost. stamford, master. -, :.
Steamer -Ranisn, slower PkilacelPhtai LoEG hiftl'
i.ki Beverley, Pierce, raaargh!i, j. Hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
AdditiopnI per ,he Niagara.

CAPS RACF. Wednesday,, Oct. 2 IVoI.
The steamship Niagara, which passed this point
this morning en- route to Halifax and Boston, reports
experiencing strong westerly winds during the en-.
tire passage She also reports passing on tho 9th
ut. tho steamship Arabia from Bcstonfor Liverpool
The passengers on board the Great Eastern were
transferred from her to the Niagara. The following
is u list Of them al Of whom are well:
g. J. 4. Hem o. Cleveland. b. ID. Davies 4. j. Howell,
Rev +. Babbiit, " Ghr,h, sud Capt Schultz OF New
Yotkt A. T. Johnson J. b. Hollis end r. J. Navy Q; Boston
O. Cooke Conncc.iout George Hardlngs D. Thomas AID
LADY, Samuel Thomas, wife, ard two children T. Manuel,
DR. MeI-sn Rev. g. H. krcmyb, and Rev. +. III. H. Sell Of
Psnnsyvms NJ Morrison and A. r. Hibadesu Of Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

Eighteen Captains, seven Commanders and eleveo
Lieuynanta ON the active lit ere At present uEem
rl5yed; and two Cap sius, Eve Commanders, and
Twelve Lieutenants tie retired list, arc on duty
Tnrec officers Of the nnvy-Iieu,s. J. l.. W orden Of
New-York, Kant OF Ohio, and G.. J.. Sclden Of Viz.
qinia--aIe prisoners in the hands OF the Rcbels.
TIE Marine Corps consists Of one Colo1el-CoS-
mandant four general stan officers, one Lieutenant
Colonel, four Maios, twelve Captains, nineteen ls,
LieutenanIs, and twelve "a Lieuenanls
A new army register is much walicd. Since the
publication Of the Last one, about One.hird Of The
old army officers have resigned, or been dismissed,
or have died. a corresponding number OF promo
toDs aud appointments have OF course BEEN made,
and, ia addition 10 tLis, eleven regiments have
been added TO the regular military organization.
The purchased steamers q. NJ. Pettit Hnd Mercury
were pat 1to commission yesterday, and will imme-
distely Join the Chesnpeake hotillB. The Mercury
carries 30.p0und rihed gun forward aud 6S-pounder
aft, and the o. VI. Petlt carries l5-pound TIiled
gun forward and a 3l-pounder AFT.
The following Is a correct list Of their 0fhcers:
MeFcurp-Arius Master In Command, s. q. Martin; Let
Atsn IN ncrT j. Ro3s'msn % hssit'ut Euginscr q.
Boauder; Masters Hstss ksuS and SksEdle.
o. W. PcttAc'iug Master In Command, 4 q. Gardener
a Assistant EuEiuoer J. Best ID Assnt Enguse en-
drli Mat Mate and Executive Officer, T. Daily Matters
Mate j. A Bilz.
The seneca arrived at the yard yesterday from her
triul trip TO be tilted ont aud receive her armament
The Ottawa has her armament on board, and will
90 in commission imnee,--'.v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

erected IN Victoria within the last two or three
months Two Of ak new buildings on What street
ere nearly completed.
TIE maLe quiet in the absence Of freh arrivals sales
So 90 h. Cosa hica Cofce, 20ic Small ialss CnIsBod
Sugar al ifls cardes higher and offering BY mp9crs
s-ss of2C0 arsns batter via che Ishmas q 28@ Heavy
Az ton sale, Sug1s At decline Sales OF 800 bbs Billings
Hem. NJ lille Whet rn with free sle5 a. 81 zoe 81 s.
EYtfa Flour =. Barley for export S5B81!c.
Arrived 23d bark Dane Hamburg; 18th bark Lizzie Boggs
Bordeaux.
Spoken Az, p lat co. long no. hip Mary Ionss How, o!
New Bedford eight month, ont With 80 b5lS. oil all veil
Sailed Sept. 81 ship Cinbercsk carrying 49, 900 sacks
wbo.t III boxes silver and IS CasTnA wne for
Sydney ssg, hsk Eysngrc for Sydney cAny wheat and
oSt, 22d ship Phantom, for ShGnsh,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TnE CoURrs.-The October Term OF the Kings
County Circuit Court, and Court OF Oyer aud Ter
miner viii commence on Monday next before Judge
Brown. Tho Calendar for the Circuit is not vet
prepared. The most important 20 before
the Oyer and Terminer is that Of Henry Curtis, who
il charged with the murder Of Policeman ID. VI.
Martin. The Special Term Of the Supreme Court
will be opened ON the same day by Judge Scrugham
for the hearing of contested and ex pare motions.
The October Term OF the City Court, before Judge
Reynolds, will also be commenced, but the Calendar
viii not DO called until the following Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

THL NEW CoURT-HousE.-At a meeting Of the
Bo.d Of Supervisor. yesterdsy, Mr. Booth rom the Com.
mes on tho subject submitted report ON the estinAei
ceiy,d for building the Court houss Tho aggregate
amount Of cost according the lowest estimate 10 f2te1
When the estimates rcsd before ID Board a. previous
us.iipF those Of hesn, Cameron, johnson NSdley Ep
pesed to DO tho oWe for tn. work bat examination
appear, thoy did Dclado iron shutters worth about
40 leaving the bid ofW. 4. Nrsbitt whose estimate 10
petr the lowest The Committee have eTsmined uumer
ons and u opinion tbA tho ntsrests Of the
county be beat ,ubssrV.i by the OF Tuckhoe marble
from Nesehet County and arrangement has been made
with tho party whose estimate 10 loves; to furnish iha
material The following the lowest eItimates with tho
~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

In Tho Theatsr Royal, Grocnock, tho other
evening says an English poper), an unexpected
interest was given TO tho buresque Of Aladdin
by seaman Of tho fleet leaping on the stage and
knocking down two Of tho characters who, he
thought wero taking an unfair advantage of one Of
tho aeamsi., p6rIoae in combat
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-Ocr a--Bs:or'

TIRE PRIZE DISQUALIFICATION ~ hPPRtIsENESr.
Ths United states as The schooner Lynghburg and Cargo
This was motion, on The part OF the hbelants,
for s1 order rsoriing the clanan', C. D. Worher1 Co.
ha ag'ui 9epo IN Court the proceeds cf 32 beg.
ofcoe. fozed The above named vessel give good snd
ueu bond oT the Of the proceed there being
cgo Bog The ,ppciewe1t ordered By The 'ca! On N 9Th Of
Iuiy. This motion Is raie with view Of correcting the
error The vessel has been condemned Mr. Upton for tho
ibcl1lts; NJ. Bg.gl fOT claimants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

All 81 which b-foro neui,ossd charges and hgel are 20
bca LEGAL no 8h ay Jen-A y, l5-l ne DAY
on nbieh thry were tsrsd BY The County Clerk. And 10
hr aI AID allow thr bill Of the ROisIcs o money paid
Ala oct expended in the CAMPING out Of the order Of the
Co4s; her..oios made he 81 te4. ~ ioar huud ed
nd dollars ard hr,'sn cents SID direct a. order
of souGrusou be entered corIr1.cs 50 l. IA o. te
R-fsrees report a. 10 he uiubefoTs tot forth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICr-ocr. =
--Belore COmms.icner OsHOR,


thAAnE OF ENii, SoLDlEh 10 DESERT.
John Ripley was brought up charge OF en-
tcng Henry SINS private In tbs 5h Regiment Of tie EE
coior Brigade desert The evidences Ehowed th.t Sims
sud fellow der named Chlds Rpley's house
No 80 Roosevelt street On the Chds spoke Of leaving
the regiment saying that tho oath they hSd OF
account. On arriving RpleyS hoIe they took tao th!0s
glasses OF ale and agsin tsed about leaving tho regiment
log the oath hUnbag Ripley sid TO Sims II you
want to lesy. will at you situad IN the Navy" Sins
expire himself raed and Ripley Up Stair srd
chan,sL 3int utnsl, for czcns drets Next day he
ook hn down ent In the Navy, but sims altered hi.
ID he shond bsek to BIS regiment. Ripley told
hin In smother regiment but Sns adheTnS 60 h fcso
lotion BIS clothes gison 70 him, and he returned 70 his
!tzimen-
The Comuilner lsd tbs. the charge sgalos. The ps
ouer wss not sustained, and dischsTged hin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

"A very religious old lady, when asked her opin-
ion OF tho organ Of church. the frat time she had
seen heard one, replied; IL isa very pretty box
Of whistles, but, oh it u an awful way Of spending
the Sabbath Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
stPERIoR Coz RT-srEr,L TssH-ocr. Before
Justice BoswORTH.

uECiSIUAs.
John n. Mills sgt. Horace NJ. Dewey ct sl--Eyen
IL h he . that surety or to plaintiff In tion 70 enj Din
dart ron o,i chsto mortgage and selling he
ptnr. claimed be norssed Hereby sy % entitled q
on order that the defendant hus the Gcpn 20 The rs o.
4sy 20 be aued ia dsant thereof thst he surety We dis
eEs-rad om liability such default or Schss on the
nav, 81 tho defendant has been shoWn which raj .or the Eak
M OF srrh order dooh vers much the right Of su'ey
10 be h,sd on such an application. Motion denied, With
costs. 80
The People eN rel. Mary Allen sgt. Daniel II.
urtnett Til, application on part OF tie reiol
to ohsin the dsrhurrs Of her sor William Allen hom ih-
Gov Mofgsn United States Artillery the ground thI he s'
uudsr Ag- The Juds, decided that Tho application nl be
81 missed .nd Inc psone TeAnlsd to he custody Of Lieut.
Col Blrlno.s.
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The Kangaroo Outward Bound.

CAFE RACE, Thursday uct. y, ltol
The steamship Kangaroo, which sailed from New
York on Saturday last, passed this poin, last even
lng aud telegrapbic news and commcrcisl dispatches
Tor Europe were placed on board OF her by the News
Yacht OF The New.Y0rk Associated Press.
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Receipts Of Produce.

Oct 3-l7,8sl bbs Flour l38 bb's. Corn Mes. Is bsrs
do e05 bb Wbisky a. 859 bush. Whes, 1850 bush OaE
100 5l bush Germ 35 bush Seed 346 bssh Barley 60 pks
LAID u pks,. Provisions
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The Erie Railroad.

EINIRA, ThuT3d8y, Oct. = 1861.
The damage sustained by the New-York and Erie
Railroad, during the recent severe storm In the
western part Of the State, having been fully re-
paired, passenger and freight trims are now run
ming through with their usual regularity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

The Tcplrt adopted and aFf1ngemtns IoF sIing te
foundation Of the bdiu1 viii bs made the present month
The slts Joralcnon street OF tho City Hal The
rupnus Of the bud upou tho ground have beon nod
ID 10 ate within days, altar whrh The required
u b. cleared and made ready 10 ras tho structure
The old building. sold Ct auction yesterday The City
Hotel brought S2Oo lager beer talooDs occupied Dy Wensr
1 OYsn,igans col CoroneI's Office 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
o. s. BfARsHAL's oFFICE-ocr. ,.
IE SLAVE TRADE--wIrSEssEs FOR THE COVERS
Marshal Mnrray has sacceeded 10 gaining several


Marshal Murray has succeeded 10 gaining several
witnesses the Government n the Of the ssyc Cora
Falmouth and Triton whose testimony viii 30 far to condemn
those vessels and convict the persons accused Of being
Gagged in the trade. appears that ba, been customary on
the seizure Of vessel the Coast Of Aics to transfer
from the u g. msn-owsF to the SLAYER phIe crew Of ten
men, whose places supplied by portion of tho Of the
IlUsr. The Government having ordered portion Of the
African squadron home the Marshal with view Of obtaining
witnesses Of the who hsd served on the slave
yoIc dispatched Deputy Anderson to tbs Eastern ports to
meet the vessels arriving and secure such Of the men as
might be Of service to the prosecution.
Mr.. Anderson arrived hsre from PoTtImOuh, Y. H., tls
morning having sucees1sd In getting four Witnessed two Of
whom served tho Cora and Two tie Fulton. Hs Will
turn tod'y in quest Of five vnesses of whom
served on the above ve'els and the Falmouth All
hese cases expected to be ready for trial this Term
tbs T. s. Circuit Court which commences on tho third Mon
day Of the present moth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
ANEW yoLusrIER RrLrr CoxM,sroS.-In tn,

A NEW VOLUNTEER Kelley CohNihlpN.-ln the
board Of Supervisors s evening" the Mayor and Presie
gsn CfoOts 10 whom tho subject had been rooIred
ported tho following new Committee who exc authorized to
dueu,e tho funds 10 the lmes 81 yolIHtrors hrrsse
Mn 81 Harris Of no Second WSrd John CRmmeyer,
FiGh Ward; j. Raber. Sixteenth Ward; o. Alcart 1hit
ternth Word John J. Vanderbilt Fs.Ogth The spSrs Of
"a. Committee WAS confirmed.
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nrNIATrrH AINANIc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
suu-RItes.5s9 iSets............5:39 Moon-5ets.-.-
aIHH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. 1888 Gov. Island. 1913 Hell Gate .l0'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

PoLIrIcsL.--A special meeting Of the Republican
General Committee Of Kings County Is TO be held this even
inE Oct a. al u O'clock.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPECtGL TsRs-0OT.
Before judge DAILY.

DECISIONS.
Saith sg,. acknowledgement FOR plaintiff on de-
muuer.
simon sst Gphng-Noiion denied
MeCuun agt. Mchschuio,-Appeal dirmined
Dewey az. ChSmbsrsin.- Motio1 denied.
The Mayor, &c. ag s!ddon, and RymJUdgnsnt Tor de-
fendants.
Before Judge Hilton.
Gnrvey act. Budd.-Motion denied.
Lyman at. Hyman.-Alo,cn granted cOndhoasly. Zee
opiulonl.
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Q. s COMMISSIONERS OEFIcE-oer. a-Bs.ore O.
Nc Ia rranr-c1aE or capr. I1rYls.

ui..i0rer OsBO2A.
| THE SLAVE TFADE-CA3E or CAPT. ItFHAs,
| Tho United States agt. George ". lienas.-Tbe
evidence the examination Of the defendant Cor hitting
The bs Famoutb FOX the slave trade end Voluntarily serviE
on board her being counsel presented teiT lgunens
to-day. 1s reserved hS decision Of tho qne,
/ t.Ol Of conn ittiuZ Sic prisoner FOR trial
Mr.. Andrews for the 8oycrnnsnt. Meslss Bcebe Dear,
| sri p0n0hue ioT def adsut.
| SUPREME COURT EagHEys-OCT. Before NJ.
Justice BAEHAEp
Thomas Mckee agl. Eliza j. Coey e al.-hemO-
Eanda for Counsel
SUPREME COURT-CuAsBEEs-oor. 3.-BsfeES Jl'iice
SWITZERLAND.
DECIsIoN
Henry A. Hart 9. al. hgt. Charles r. Harvey Of al
Charles r claim 81 u, sg Tho Farmers aud CitTsn's
Bark OF Louy T.ls d-HodoB denied, with = 10 costa.
Joseph HOLMAN SGT. George b Dewey tl-Ihe psintt
nav o-deT fcr the ut.ou, o. payment CT tle
tos'I OF PLAINTIFF attorney adjusted by the Clerk Rot
otherWise CostG 10 neither ftfty N iiE pot9l.
VIM 81 pbuTa ag,. Isisc " Matthew's 90 sl-Aodoa for
leave 70 renew motion denied without cof.i 70 either party
SUPREME COURT-CEssssAs-ocr. ,.-BesoEs Ja,t's'
BAREAzD.
TnE CESIRIL-PARE ExrRNsIoN-TANA1loS OF
COSTS.
In The matter Of the application Of Tie Mayor Adent
g. fel1Lge 10 d., acquisition 81 70 u 'of CrntA fsrk-
BAHEhHD, J.-Aa there Is no dispute a. to the va.
uliy ,nd corectnsI CT the claims hreinsftsr mentioned
AID D. i9l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

Tie Defenders OF the Union" is a ine picture o
the leading commanders Of the Union armies, JUS
Published by GoupI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

Mr.. Ssbaus's new Gallery, No. 7l9 Broadway
opens today with fine colectono Of modern pc,lEes
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COURT CALENDAR

COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAT.
SUPREME COuRT-fiESERAL TERN.-Enumerste ell
Noe, 3s1 5s4 3a6 337 3Sa 49, 3)l 2 J9. 3s 396, 3s
3g 49, tol ga 4C2! 4o1 G05 to toS, 100 to' to8, iVs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

TIE Sons Of Orange and Sullivan Counties are
invited to meet a. tie Everett House this evening al
O'Clock TO complete arrangements for the reception
Of the Tenth Legion, and the presentation Of stand
OF rogmental coioIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

Esnssnnaers Arrirsh

In dip Ring Doss, Joy Saa FrascscO-W. P. ysr Eps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

po,,cs .rcTrov sur.-Yeater1ay, the fifteenth
,no,;oD .,,n Of unclaimed property, in the hands Of
the Property Clerk Of the Police Department TOOK
place a. Centre Market There were 500 articles
Al of which were sod at good prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

e. The Board concuued with the Aldermen 10 oTdins1cs
uboEng the issue Of $780, Of Cotou Water Iiock "a al
2iiion 70 tho = $50 90 already authorized.
The pTspoi.i0n Of the Aldermen appropriate 900 for
We Hebrew Beoevoeut Soiey sRrersby 20 authority Of the
LsgatuIe Tor building purposes up but without dis
posirg Of It the board sdi01Tntd 20 Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

CsApIrirs AND CONFERENCE.-THE was no
meeting Of this Board YESTERDAY. The weekly state
ment showed that S,l39 persons remained in the
institution Sept. 81 and that 9 1872 had been admitted
since OF these 80 had died, 40 wero discharged
449 cent 10 Blackwells Island, and TO tho State
Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

WrsrsR GapOEY.-Tb Spanish danesrs, who nave .,
been the ruling theatrical attraction o. the week, W."
appear at tbis thester tonight for the benehn ="
admirable Mrs. Wood and to-norrow WIZ 80
their too birf engagement On Mon1ay' .'T ';,,
edy by Miss Walcot, The Cup and pe r'P, WI,
be produced with Messs Charles waco O"a, &c
waloot, IT,, Kemble Mason, Dayidge' Barton NM
rba,lss uao. and Mrs. Charles WalcOt and Miss
Ada Clifton in the cast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06

VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION important Or.
d,nanes The Virginia State Convention pre-
vlous TO Its adjournment passed s.stay law,
ordaining that no execution Of feri faeins or rem
dntont eIpOnaS. other than in favor of the Com.
monWeaith and against non-residents, shall be
issued from the date thereof, by any court of re-
cord or magistrate for the sale of property until
otherwise provided by law Nor shall there be
any sales under the deeds of trust or DEGREES unless
by the consent Of parties interested unless Other
wise provided by laws
Where such executions have issued and are
now In the hands Of officers, whether levied or
not, il the debtor offer bond and security for the
payment OF the debt, interest and cost when the
operation OF this ordinance ceases, the property
shall be restored, and the bond so taken shall he
returned, as In case Of forthcoming bond Ex-
cept in criminal cases or commemorative prose
outions, there shall be no trial of any cause re-
curing the Intervention Of jury, nor upon war
rants for small claims before Justice
In case OF misdemeanor, juries shall be sum-
moned from the bystanders or vicinages, and not
under the law as 1t now stands; and with the
consent OF the party prosecuted, the cause may be
Ills ordinance does not apply to liabilities
upon the part of public officers either To IN. Siate
counties, corporations or individuals nor 10 d ebts
due The Commonwealth.