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MICHIGAN SOU TIIERN AND
l1l LAKE 6UuHE kAILEOAD.
1890 ...... Wintar Arrangement. -146Q4
TAkea effect SuaGAj. Sov. q
&EAx,-Ne~ York and Ros.on E1prets- daily except
hnnda}h Et2 Old Lire.
slDrn-E -EI;at E1pfess- daily a1csps Saturday, N
Old Linz.
Connecting u Toledo and Detroit With t1ln1 u ~
points Interior IT. Ohio. renn*y1sa:aa, New York md
the New England 6E7tss and Canadas.
d0l 4. H.. 1nd cd r. x-Ptttshu1Sh. Baltimore and
PniladetphiA Aspress, va Cleveland 1AktnE
atIulck ttun any other route.
6nd l. T.. nrn tD r. F.M--patrolt Express yfa AdttAn
aFHvi- Ia Dsfrol. Ut ~ r. an1 341. !.
c.Anncc:tn.: dir ttly with tErf u OF the Great
Westeta anl Grand Trunk Roala>
n woodruff . sntenx sleeping Cazs AcssoEp4nY N
TO Night Trains On 10 HeE FORK and B2stoa
Tickets cHn be had It al ticket Offices Ia tho West
3ad at tie Com14Ays Once, 81 D+arboIn st1erfa. aa2
1t the derut-
Trains leave Toledo at TO- 3 l.. y. and 1o15 r. T.;
arrive IN chicago 1t SEQ A. T. And s.UY.n
GEO. u GRAY. Genl Western Agent.
Jou1 D. CAXpBEL1+ Gen1 6upt te66Q1y
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educational,

INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING.
I-Meehsn3eal.- Architectural and Typographical
Drawing taught By
PfuE G. r, THO. KFAusCH-
Graduate Of the Foytechutcal Institute of prcade1
and Of Mining Academy Of FFcyheEE SaxonE
II to II 1a!Bxlm
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BUFFALO d LAKE HURON
u RAILWAY. 5horsest md best route to Bnka1s
Train ifsvn; Chlesso 1t 500 NJ, Detroit :. "a
Hvca At nunAlo It s:Np p. ~ Hew fotk II 1ots \ nj.
Bo~tpu at 80; connecting with y. Ccntra. Bun4-
10 and n I. Erie trAtns going East TckeA EiA Thu
Enaa can be oht.lRed at the Un!on Depot
fe-ia6o1y r B. CAKTEk Gto1 AA1AkeE
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
1xA GREAT WESTERN .CANADA> EAnWAYA
Winter Arrangements.
Trains leave tas Crest Ctasrai Depot loot Of LAke
street, CteAgo:
ATE1ve At Detroit 6'5 r H. suspeaaon HrtdEa
e.p ~: Aaasuy 5aa r. H.: New York la3a
Pm; Boston :s:tsj hight
20 I. h-New icr1 and 5oston E1p.ess, tezeep<
pension l:tt':ze Of Buffalo 6tD ,. H. Albany
T61 1. H. Sew icr< 1--3o L.. ~ Kottor noon
80 x-CnciEcai II ytcsa except Suuda ~ through
tc C1uclnnAti II .5 houra~
10 =. x.-Cicclnrad aud Louisville Ezr.tss: (sxeePe
saturday thro gh :" Ciucts.ai IN 4 hoaiA
Louis vile ut il lv In.
3tG 2. 4,-Trxi0. SATURDAY only t. El}ea- Sunday
Trains 1T n-s1 r. =.
~ Patent s!eer ins Cars On ali night t-atrE
The =, trsE o1nI:ect4 at Paris sh tha Huf1l0
ard Lake Huron Hallway for Bu1alo and at pain1B
e1st; n Torunto with the t'ra1d 1Fuuk Railway te
Ein2stcr. 0yder shu1gL, No1E:a.. Quebec, snd II
po.hts 70 CansaA Eas Sortnefn Vermont. New HAua1s
Baggage chrcSed through
Tur5agh Tickets FIR s.e II the principal Railroad
oces in the North md Weas. and At re CrmpAnyAn
crste corner Lake and Dearborn Streets and 1T It'd
z. II. H1CE. sups1i44e:dent
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M O n Ely TO L GA n
IT Ten Fer Cent.
From one to i've yearz in knrs to autt o. First C1sas
cetpritts In the city or county. Business rApf1
wsuted 1t IS Clark street. y. T. DOWNING d CO.
NT A n T E D-Iand Warrants
Apply ri
!. l.. l. Is Fl.
Aal1e01y "a Clark atrset eorner L1ta.
T z G TT 4 81 G e O n
NEW YORK AND R0ST0a,
Wanted by Benz. I. QUINCY CO,
oct7 cEBly Commission Merchants fc- 167H q r. q.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURr-sPEciAL THEE.-0oT N-Befofe
Justice LsoSARD.
MAYOR WOODS ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE DAILY
NEWS.
The People en- rel Ethan Allen al ss tho Board OF super
visor, Of tho County " New York
This was AN application tor u peremptory n anda-
u 10 compel he respondent to sudit and ALLOW the bills Of
the patos Tor bdyerlngin The Daily Nep, at the request
q the Mayor the resolutions adopted by the Board OF super
yssf, IN HE hands Tor approval
LEONARD 1.-THE Mayor Of the City Of Esw.YoIk. al.
though city officer only Ia BY law required TO per
form certain duties u county officer.
E;efy act ordnance resolution which shs have passed
the Board Of SUI oryors be submitted TO u May Tor
bis sppova Il lie spproye be Is directed 10 it'll not lie
must Il vi his objee,iops lSes. l.. 1851 vel D.
2b5 ~. To bis extent he iss be- con.idoreds county
oiiesr
all extenps necessarily Incurred by sny county officer In
executing due, Of his Office IN which ne spTcic
cnpens therefor provided by law IL uAlv coui ~
charge and must be- audited by tie board OF
supe. yOrs. TX B., vol 3!h Ed p aVl Sec z sub snd
sec. iOj -,
ere pes HIM for approval to be pabshed Ia pub
Inc conducted by the REALTORS between Januaiy
AID une he for these services has been
board 10 b. audited AID allowed bus tho Board refuse Insist
ing Mayor has no suthor,y TO contract any oeh
A
il Their 80 any circumstances under which II might be
ssy lof tbs Ma!of publish the resolutions " oid
II supervisors which were laid before hlD io MS
Official action provided Tor BY the staute oil lal bon
be DOUBT that Is the duty Of tie Board TO ordt
81 d erAIn 8 the ACCOUNT
uary, Ill putc officer gond faith, and WIN M hon
-, inehon lAhfdJ PEI io dntIo oi his oihce
blink Of tue NsyO would md nee
ssrary oh n. information The subjects Ererfel
necessary iin hayoT, 20 eXanihn and ~ pr'n ~ ~
'1'h Fth ~ otr' I'@ '' ~ '.'' "' '' '' ''''. - A
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DIED.

BRIGGs-A Mouisanis, y. j., on Thursday Oe'4 Hannah
M Tcct Of tdwad g. Briggs in tn 7ith Ger Of her sge,
Tie relatives AID friends the family invited 10 aeno
the her lste residence, Warrington avenue be-
~ cen Eighth end Ninth ,teef. Morssnis Saturday
NOR log 26L inst al 10 O'clock The remains VIII 20
taken TO East Chester y. Y, for ,ntFrneLt
BUTT5-At Hud,on, ", Y, on Monday Oct. Is, Lydia
Cocker, wife Ct he late Sei eca Butts.
Boston and Cape Cod papers please copy
CHESHlRFOn Thursday Oct "a, Samuel Cheshire, aged
% y.srs months AID 10 Jays
The relatives and II euds the member Of Amiy Lodge
No 323 OF r. ard A. NJ. the scii aud exempt en5
audi friend LeEirR on Comp ns NO.
and the Depa tLent in general req1.t 70 A.
i. funeral sunday FOG al o'clock, II III the
Er.in House 30 100 Fest Tw-uty.Tfih street. without
flncr uotre. His remains III be taken TO d at az
/ Long Island. ioE trrrleut
COoPER-At Lttl- York on Tnesisy. Oct Is, Lorenzo
Cooper l,rmeIl, e iddeford Me s-ed Is years.
DARLEY-in Fishhil \. y Wedn-.esy evening, Oct.
o. Puebs widow Oft late Johu Daley. and e!des.
d4ughi-r Of !, I'm Boyee rsi.
TIE rel. friends 4 the family invi'"d 10 attend
her fuprfal fou the idrnc- OF fat Saturday,
a. q nors p. kiyer Cars lsegc ht ely at III
sIA return Csri'ges siA be In ~siIiDs at
the deDot.
FDWONDs On Wedassdsy evening, Oct. %, Jane H.,
daughter + lanes Edm Lo- 10 Tie III Year Of her
Tie restiye. and e q. Of the mis invited to sttsnc
tie funeral sunday afternoon at Il o'clock, from NO.
Wlts ~
FULLER-Or Thureay morning Oct. "a, M T. 3 Fuller In
the sam yrtr OF his II,
hi fend are iyit, TO attend the funeral vi bout further
Invitation from bis late r iiruce, No lJJ Wa. Thirty
fourth stree, on Saturday IEOrii G Ct II o'c!o't
HLLIMAN-At his resjence g. Ess chester, Ihuyfday
Oct a. after brief ies William siman, eco. aged -
TIL. funeral Sc vices will be held eaoBa Church,
IN New-Csussn, Conn saturday, 2o'h lust, al p M
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naARRnED.

coTHEAL-CAsWELL-ou "Wednesday 0c' % ct T I, y
Chanel BY the Rev Weaver, Nillip Cothesi 10 Una
Iotte Eliza daughter John Cas~e, oil Of th,s city
DRAPER-KINNICUTT- on Tuesdsy, Oct: Is a. Worces-
Ter Mss by the Rev. Dr. It'll, Dr Vim Draper OF this
DIV to ElIzbeth Waldo daughter Off. b. knncdt esq
all Of the former place
uAVI--D EMMON-On Tuesday Oct. %. by The Rev Dr.
Jones William Davis us edes daughter Of apt Isaac
Demuou al Of this city
GILMAN-PARK-On Wednesday evening. Oct Is oy me
Rev DR. \. J.. Rice, Wiz throp D. Gilman, r TO Anna u,
daughter Of Charles 7. ark, all Of hi city.
MACKLIN-WHITBESK-O Thursday, Oct. "a 10 jersey
Cry by the Rev. Lewis Dunn, M William MScAhn an'
Mr.. Jane IT, Whitbesk both Of West Troy y. Y.
Albany aud Troy paprEs please copy
MICKELI-BEALS-I Cslyery Church, on fte,cey, Oct
by the Rev. DR.. Hawks, William q. Nickel 70 Jenny
Bsal.. ell Of this city.
aAGOUN-WHIIE-O "Wednesday, Oct. % q the Mad'-
sop-squsre Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. WIZ Aoem
d. d. Stephen L. Mssouu Of Hudson, TO Lnie IL "1l'e OF
kewYork.
MEAD RIGG--At Greenwich, Corn, on Tuesday Oct
D. by the Rev. Benz Warrington. M. Alexander msa
to Matilda H., second daughter Of John H. 6rgs es9 81 OF
Greenwich.
PIIILLIPS-HOBART-A Riverhead Long Island on rues'
day Oct % by the Rev Daniel A Good ell, coward H.
Phillips Of Brooklyn n. Y 10 Miss Phebs r., only dssaef
OF Capt. HeT Hobart ofthe former plsce.
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- ~. u,,,e,. bronabt before him have been

IN lis action on the matters brought before him have been
For tbs and other reasons It quite clear that there q
b. many Instances when Il nay 10 highly proper 'SI t
Mayor publish the resolutions 6c ald Oeiofs hi " ~
II the sdyerldug b. considered proPern Il, nsn'e 90 ae
comp sh the puplss indicated tLrkh ls "l,uiu D' u
cefion reteTmne whether or not J. necee itJ' n,
Ia hi. cass proof been lsd before the ara Hs ts
retsTs have published papers pebcng heioLe .e 'o
moving tHt the pi ting has Deen sCuaJ
done, and tbs the charged we're ai and essonaoe.
referred furnishes the dates OF the services ta u
price charged add the number OF insertions Of cash puDhes
In my opinion il the duty of the Board sud-, this
count.
twill be for them to determine whether the publ alton
the ssrvesyrc;uay rendered the prices az
ord sasoUsbe the leLsh thereof sufficient only Tor hS
objects abOse indir ated.
Il IL not tie province Of this Court to award mandam 10
compel the Board allow the demands creditor OF the
before tho has been audited by the boad and
their objections, any, 20 allowing the demands nave oeeu
TIC Board Of udiciAy IN deciding upon the
cns creditors Of the county aud IN TIE mt IN
.ance their jurisdiction the determination Of the 'uec
The urh grounds defense insisted by the counsel FOR
vidins iog previous equiiiou them all snppleS snd
pense sufficiently dced aud decided, In the opinion
o. Jusce 'nsIahaI in he case Of Ihe fsoPe ex re-
psoaeE as'' The Board Of Supervisors Of Me-" forA vi
To wrs Of asudsaas il Therefore SLOWED directing he
BoAd o. yi'o Of Nsa.Yok to audit the account OF
Gilrert Dean for roston; A. R. Lawrence, IT, for re-
aPonocn1s.
Before Justice BARNARD.
DAMAGE or Loss OF MOsAICs AND HALAcHIrEs.
Bal. Black Co. ast TIE Liverpool New. York and Pblade
49, phla Steamship Company
The facts in this case were reported yesterday.
The morning the jay rendered verdict for plaintiff for
eo' 90 ans VeIdci a. lar II goes establishes that unset
ossics aud uascbitc Iitcous stones or e!ry
The Cont granted az allowance to plaintiffs council Of i've
cent Oh tie diet and allowed the defendants " days 10
make ID % case Tor appeal TO re Geuetrl 10 M
fu!-rton fiske for plaintiffs. Me.. Gerard for dsisn
dsuts.
srgcrL TrRx-OcT. 24.--Besore Ju.,ice MovoluEr
John F. Dnstan ugt. Jacob Brinckerbof ct al
Motion led, with 81 costs.
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philadelphia. Cattle uarke,-Ocr. %.

There wa. another large supply OF beef Czs bs week.
{, $50 heat Price, hsd downward tendency
In .nce Of the large number oe ed sGrt made
Al from to 81 y 100 for sd good. and irou
81 50 10 81 IS for prime and extra
SHgEPIhis 10 ell supplied ard fully W u ths DO
mand 600 head disposed Of e. from safe H. ne as
per condition.
Ho0,-The offerings Of Hogs a. the two yards amounted 70
nearly 700 bead much la gsF supply than u.ls Trees
tan, from - G0d IS v 100 10 for st fed and from *'@
cows-OmIy IS Cow. sold at from s2odS2o each &C
eord In to Quslity
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Cor,RT CALENpAR-ru. DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CRcUT-Part I.-Short causes
Nos t27 1895, f3, IS9. (9ll, 500. ?f?l, 1907 43y7
5457 500 tS7j 1875 4GI3 ft45 f7i 400 49, 1891 1881
4s,l I7 s5 1913 497l 5Ol3 s06 5J37. 55, WI $751;
0l i7s an 4go5, a933 1893 1891 soji $685. sOJ
Ps; iSo. tOs6 $40 472l 47se ire9 1872 5000, 35?2
900 sBL 53C, 581l 400 1854 452, 42 iyi7 STA, 522
$40 400 2g91 1885 1924 1922 i8 4572 i53 $500 80 o.
10 P82 g7J3 485 4ss6 1864 5Oii 5ls0 52l6, 52, 52t2
$3.50, $50. 5Js6, SPA, 5iJi $40, 5liG, 5iGi.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIsL TERN.-Is-ues Of law,
Sc Noe 900 AS 40 AZ 81 48O 49, AS, 49, 49, 40
isl. 500 900. 20, 3B6, al I, SAT az. -
BuPsRIoR CoURr.-Part Nos. 2's9, 2S2l
1851 247s 2gt 2g7 2439 2g9l. 249T $3.50 1901 2e 253
Part Mos. iG3 1914 1896 2s2i l7Oa 2iie, 2iso zS2,
1884, 2is6 2s3j, 2i90. ESQ, 25o2.
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TIE NEw HAvANA STEAMER.-The new steam
chip Cosmopolitan OF SaniordS New-iork and j liza
dephia steamship line on Thursday morning steamed
around from the foot Of Ninth street East River, to
her berth, Pier No. IA North River, where she will
load for Havana. She s a splendid boat Of 200
tups, and has very superior accommodations for
passe gers. She will be thoroughly armed.
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SUPREME COURT-Cmcurr-O cr. 2l-Be.ore Justice
HOGZH

IHF FTIIT FINT w 'IIf
BTenner ct al. agt. The Mayor, sc.
TIE plaintiffs claim tor damages by loss Of the
hip Kirg Puiip by blng wrecked suten pier q u e
foot Of Onehundrrdaud fourteenth street, Eust Rye
reported yesterday. On motion Of Assistant Corp1 alton
C0Ius' w. H. Anderson the Court today granted non
suit The gouDd the pier bergs nuisance ~ the hayi'
bic waters q the state the cv not bound u remove
the obstruction and also that IL not clear hat tte toes 81
,he occsired py accident ch TIE defend
al, cnnd coLtrol.
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that he was Government contractor. Thus far re
has no, obtained single cent on any and all OF DIS
transactions IA far as he trd from.
era Throughout the country, who may have been I'M
posed npon by this nan Ia apy way, should address
Officer Franklin Immediately. ifhlla inquirer
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SURVEYORS 0rTIcT.-By order Of the Surveyor
the ship Maitapan. VIM. Waits, master. was seized
yesterday, under the confscsion act Thevessel ar
lived lat night from Glasgow, with general cargo.
one-ixteen,h Of Der is owned by n. b. Bastou, who
il now a resident Of New.0rleans.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIOES-Oct. 24.-Before
Recorder HorVHAy.

Rebecca Tilman, colJred. pleaded guilty Of an az
wh dangerous weapon with intent 70 DO bodily bAn
upou Ffarces fiuary. She rrmsudrd for sentence
samuel Sui acquitted ofs charge OF larceny from the
psI0n Of hufuEs DI-colL
Edward Goa ger Ish, pleaded guilty Of msnslaEghter IN
the sfco,d decree IN killing biz wiio Julia Bou, The
18Th June. heusLded foI sentence. Adjourned.
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CADETS or TEMPERAScE.-The Grand Section Of
the Cadets Of Temperance Of this State held their
annual election in this city on the 2lst inst and
elected the following officers for the ensuing term:
q " -Geof1. W. Gibson Of Ashland, No. II.
o.. P-.syi. q. Wet OF Mount Vernon, No. !.
q. C.-Jos-ph Reed Of Euie prise No. 8.
u. s.-Ei-.st +. Brook OF Ashland No. III.
a. q. S.-Dsyij y. Val Of Enterprise NO II.
q T-Wm. A. Jsnkins q Lawrence, No. g.
4. O.-iirnfy q. TIMBER OF Mount eruun No. ].
60. W.-JsInss handy OF EuteIprse, no.
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ALLEGED PERJURr.-Yesterday George Doremus
wa, before Justice Kelly tbs Jcasison hsss 70 ice
Coa eh rced with having committed perjury In snh before
ia Ike Acksr " the Marine Court In Which the arcued vas
ant and B.s.ius NJ. Cheessborousi was deenosnt
II nppeared h. by falsely Dorenus had been nsttu
enta IN procuring verdict against Cheescboroush ior Tfo'
The prisoner va, committed for trial.
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CHAxGr OF TIsE.-On and after November ], th,
S,oninpton steamboats, Commonwealth and Plymouth
Rock will leave the pier foot Of Courtlsndt street
p. M.
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IAdyertisement.l

As MANY PERSONS ARE BROKEN UP IN Isl 81
,y.s the, should what they do best before en-
r,yiur m something new. Fowler WELLS mskr PHRfso
ioaic.L ETInISiTIoss daily, at No o3 Broadway, giving
ju.t tn. Information needed
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LETTER From THE COUNT JOANNES.
70 N, Ed,to, Of III. N. Y. Tribune

TO The Editor Of The NJ y. Tribune.
SIR. have this evening read the graphic deser1p-
lion in your ourn. Of yesterday 2is nst Of the recent i
for libel in this city against The Bee Printing Company, IN
which was plaintiff While there iow psssases Ia tho
de,cripon nzht take exception to- yet tho good spirit
darns reproof and considering the sdsrous
times IN which all live express my thanks for the
general Justice In which your Boston correspondent wrote the
article entitled pan Xicsly "L Count COphfF When
your journal OF the It's way hi, city The
Bo,,cn Po. Of the date Oh s passage TO Newfok
containing tho 6nsy Of these SUITS whereby tire Uo hoU,aHd
dollar, In my favor IL confirmed by the Court
The accusation was that the plaintiff Is col dsani
Coub" Allow give the ruling VI the Chief Justice .,
the late trial viz: Even donor Of the title had legal
power to confer yet did confer upon ths plaintiff aid hs
plaintiff lived In good faith then the plaiuh Is not 'o'
for he did not sey faudulenlly efsiye him
,es solicit abroh.r editor your courtey fo the
.fiop Of the ,uboinrd from 7hs boston PoH In your nu
endal THIBusx and as have many friends ard enemies IN
New.York (Dod bless them 1t viii be Of Interest to them
and 10 the public GENERALLY.
Respectfully, yours obedienily,
THE COUNT JohNEES.
BostoH Mass, Oct. q, 1861.
From The Bo.iar Pod.
The COUHT JoASsEs's LIBEL oUIIs.-lhe Supe-
rlsf ou on Saturday last sustained aud cobhned the Vf
dict OF $50 awarded tho Court J0snnes by tho Jury o"
sept D. r aud compensation ior the DrIon'
wroDgs consequently refusing tie NOTION OF tue oeeh'ah'
he nee Printing IOipauy Tor renewed assessinnh ihIt
Ia ie had d.tasestls Il at pIOJ isome oi
the Jur, asse sd as hign - l200J then $50 aud Rally
at O00 winch now sand. aud Judgneht was thte eI on
ssurdsy The Count wiihd ew his motion Tor ne" ts VA
mn, cu.e ao decided Ia Ms isy0f werk, the case being
elaDoatey tried upon it, merit, whereby The hoh't o t""
plaintiff ives sustained by the July
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ArrEvPrrp SUICIDE OF VoIUsTEEP.-On
weduesd.y evening, Joseph heGes, voiugteer, While
crossing he Williamsburg ferry to New f't IN conlsLJ
with Ls wife and children attempted 10 ttr himself over
boa bot BY aD ed efforts q bis wife Children and 9TH
rs he secured until the slvI q Che boat on 'hi, zoe
and then then 10 The Fourth Ward Police Station he had
hsrn drlIiinE for seyeral days
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AsorBrR PRrvArtrR.-We learn by the arrival
Of the schooner Addie +. Barnes, from Porto Rico,
that privsteer brig left that isand the 9th inst
after obtaining full supplies Of water and provisions
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MINIATURE ALAAhAO.
.un-Ri,es..6:2i iSets.........SU7 Moou-Hises l0b
THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. ISL Gov. island O:il Heate. I;H
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Tux FisE ARrs.-The artists are determined that
the war shall not cose up all their exhibitions. The
Arts, Fund Society will open its Fall show Of pic
lures in week or so Due notice will 10 given
through the press.
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BALTIMORE AND WAsHIyGTos.-Ar. Perbam, the
funder Of the excursion system in New-EngIand,
las arranged for grand Auiumnal excur-ion, via
the Central Railroad of New-Jsrsey, to Baltimore
and Washington, the literal arrangements for which
appear 10 be very generally appreciated. The equip
mens of this road are unsurpassed, and the route
through tie coal region of Pennsylvania is one OF the
most romantic ard interesting in this country. There
are ak days for the purchase OF tickets aud tie
excursionst is permitted remain over at any prn-
eipal point, aud return before tho 10Th Of next
month. See advertisement in auother column.
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Boston, Mass, Oct. %, 1861.
From The Bo.ioH Pos'. ~, =

DEATH IRON SrRASGULArioN.-les al
noon an unknown sbolit while In the eft OF aShg m
dinpst VI doors Hsrn ch"Ard and "l" ~ Tue 't
A ,..,..p .r..,.... No 1,ogo,.f ~ -.H-i.-L
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BOARD OF ALDERsEs.--This Board did not organ
ize last evening for want Of quorum.
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sr,RH.p-On Wednesday afternoon Edward
pod got toto quarrel with two soldiers at
ho eorrer Il Hamilton aud C.ihsrine stfess -hen be ra
shh,d in three aces tho bach with bswietne IN the
bnJ. 81 on, Of the volunteers to him UNKNOWN They &c
@sp.d and Ford carried TO the New,forh Hospital h'
wound. deemed dangerous oy the Hospital SAse0h
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ket "a more favorable.
The Manchester Guardian says:
The cot auous rise IN the pdcs Of snd the progre
tive Limitation Of production ysras sad goods. c,uns
and to guire higher prices FOR
articles. and, f. thu rest TO show perfect trmne, at
sou iuproye Cd sdsices from Indie iiduehs limited
Of speculation 10 4inch sbirtins' which are
quoted at 3D. per i~ce higher than they we're wetf back
There 1. also little speculative business for quarter
tuit and 10 the medium. not common quality OF
mule t.is;, which are rather cesfer
The Cotton-supply question is attracting great
deal of attention, and it deserves active, energetic
measures on the part Of our manufacturers. We
have seen a sample Of Cotton from Nicaragua, OF
fine staple aid not inferior in color and body 70 our
American varieties. This was picked from trees
fifteen TO eighteen feet high, and Of indigenous
growrh 1t cost on shpboard only cents per pound,
and can be cultivated 20 any extent, if capital should
be furnished 70 the planters If market could be
guaranteed 10 them. The Government Of Nicaragua
BIAS become interested in the matter, and permits all
purchaser and shippers of Cotton TO enter in return,
free Of duty foreign goods 10 the amount OF one hall
Of the proceeds realized from the Cotton shipped,
which ia great CONCESSION, the present duty Is ~
% cent We have not had much faith in the culture
NJ Cotton from the perennial plant, a. the annual OF
the South has produced the most satisfactory crop
h,, wa learn that either be cultivated IN Mica
ragua.
We have a letter before as from Leon, Mexico, in
which it is stated that young American, who had
never seen cotton cultivated planted ten acres with
cotton last year. and the result Of his crop was
product of 700 $500 rs y acre Of clean cotton.
TIE Journal Of Commerce gives the following
statement Of the business Of the bonded warehouse in
August
Sf0 COO
Entered srehou.e from foreign ports la August 1850
Recei,e ed In bond ohe' domestic p0Et.. rs o4s