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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-24
SASH, BLINDS AND D0OHs.

UyHI ss1Ramsd having removed hs shop neT door 70 Vi
IL oOuWaB HOTEL, sbsekoe Clip, beg leave 70 intorz
stsd % al work (which be may be favored v.h)
Che - and st The shotest poe notice
ohsr manufacture SEND 10 yorr orders and VI
VIII The most reasonAble terms and guarsn
zee 70 eIvs esnrs sstlyfsction.
Also xse ,stof S,alns Brushes, Key 0hecks Brsn Lsss
u. A. Z 6RAhAh, htRd osGef
Is Aiohrnoad, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-24

EE have On hand choes OF che Wtusa
w AID liquors Imported Into TITS country whioh We v' ss
AZ sur nifsz o. ylsss jIt have ssays sod then
49, "a ths var Pstss VIA desTe 20 salpH Nerse.ss -
sSsIos Es0ds can do 60 u quantities % salt t6si. VA.
.sa Corner lsih aud Cary ssrssts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-24

- DIP. ,. ". GASSAsCk.-DkA
RA M-IhAye for -7onihs Easd In my A1iiiy ser
ID ca iastly celebrated Baking 30 - SorS ana t-4v
~ IN the u families a. The very oesl NFue
ave ever ~ f1r Gkae HsA sSeet tpongy oIead lhele
40 s1euss of bad bread when Senple'E arc sss
- So go - fs2-I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

George wilson Bowery boy years Of sse wei. o,.
indicted for burglary the third se in enerins az
18th sepepbe the premises No ryon Row occupied a.
Joseph r. Dickinson, AID stealing cothug snd some mai
articles Of tbe value Of SIS They pleaded glty aud
both bad been out Of bat few monlhs they were son
back for Eve yer. esch
james MeCsuon American % yesrs of sge pleaded st,
Of attempt 10 violate the lth section tie Passspga
Ticket act Peter Keller that The 8h Of septebe
he arrived In the city bis way Germsy The ferry
boat be eccosed by who asked him In Gs'msn
where he wanted TO he np led to No. 70 Greenwich
street at the SEINE time showing paper with the address II
that boee He then taken 10 boarding house 10 Car
isle street kept by FedI and Sose being told that the
hotel he WA In search Of He there soed that the Ham
burg steamer bad s ed the day previous. He then taken
70 the ticket Office No. 46 Liberty street. Kept by James
McOs3n he there applied fora ticket saying he wheJ
70 60 70 Bremen O. HayTe He was told thai the price
bl5' ihis ne paid In Western bank bills when 1lcCsiroD
demanded 81 discount, which wss psid McCarron then
made out TICKET for Live pool ns,ead Of Bremen MEGA
then demanded 81 more for bedd and ,ns which "a.
slao paid McCaon discharge payment Of Rne 81
$50. N "
Patrick 0Donne convicted Of forgery 10 the fourth
degree in attempting 10 couneeit IS bill on the Jud
Bank Il proved that be had received the bin In he
way of trsde ard his character good the Record,
passed sentence Of Eve days Ia the City Prison
Theodore Lewis convicted las Fday Of keeping d,or
dey house Of Canal and Wooster streets wa. ssn
fenced the Pentensry for 60 days and fae Of 800 10
stand committed till paid Adjourned
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Nnrkats-Renorte1 bu Ttl,grapl.

OswkGo, Oct. Ia p IN -FLouR steady; sales lnoGst'e
WHHAr firm with little doing holders generally bens e"
anxious to realize current rates sales coo bush Winie,
Red illinois 1t 81 nj 1900 bush Winter Red ndiaSs
Spring at o. and 5000 bush White Ohio at 20 Cohs
aiie.; saes $500 buh. at t4e bailey and RHE quiet
Canal FREaHrs weaker Grain-Flour Ae Wheat, l5c'
Corn re. to New York Lake lHPoRTs-26t bbs Flour,
0O1 bush Whest 80 900 bush Corn 20 go bush Barley
400 bush Rye. Canal EKPoRTs-56t0 sbls Flour, iI4,'
go bush Wheat, 20 600 bush. Corn, 10 200 bush Barley
MoNrEnSL. Oct H-FIoUR dull but steady; sales, SoVcs
bbs No Superhne at IS 50d e5 So fancy and eIs nom
iual WHEAr firm but quiet; sales 2o0Co bush Csnses
Spring 81 1881 IL; 1900 bush. high mixed at 81
Chicsgo and Milwaukee No. Spring held at 81 1909
Red Nirter 81 2!DS1 30. CORs more active ,aes oVV
bush. TO arrive s 53.e so 900 bush afoat Win Teign
II 20 Liverpool at Sc. FRgaHrs sctive aud dss
1898 pId for Grain to Liverpool and Cyde a5dso "
London 1919 calling Cork a3 paid for Flour 10 Ls
pool and Clyde. EXCHANGE steady and GnsHsiso
DRAFfi on kew.Yor v cent premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15
BOARD OF COUNCMMEN.

The Board had long session last evening, but the
business was mostly routine.
petition was referred for further repairs to house
Of Eagle Hook and Ladder Co. No. 4.
The Street Commissioner was directed to furnish
the Bell Ringers on Union Market with a telescope,
and the Committee on Fire Department was directed
10 consider the recommendations Of the Chief En-
gneer relative TO uniformity in style Of fire apps-
utus.
Lieut.. Wickham, 9th Regiment, was authorized to
carry stand OF colofs 10 that regiment, aud the
Controller directed 10 procure temporary location
for Eagine Co. No. 81.
The City Inspector communicated that the oial
contract at present Is carried out very satlsactory
TIE proposition TO vote the Hebrew Benevolent
Society $50 900 led to long debate, and the ma ter
was finally eforred 10 the Committee on Finance.
Reports were adopted to build new hose carriage
for Hose Co. No. -; TO rebuild engine Of No. Al
that actual opening Of Worth street take place Dec
that the Controller issue $3.50 goo additional Cen.
trail Park stock; and TO have the carriage OF No.
rebuilt. Adjourned 10 Thursday.
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corrRr cALFNpAR-Tsu pIy.

UNITED STATES DIsTBIcT COURT.-Piize canse..
SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIT-pMt Nos. 355,
1893 1919 GIL 3oI 3ls 1895 1892 1901 1902 1905 400 Os
l4ll, 1913, 1915 I4l7 1919 lill. Part ll-Nos III SO
1888, go 1854 TAG 1913, lO llZ, l5i lla9 l55 1885,
lld0, ll62, ll6i, ll66. ll6s, ITO, llI2
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERa.-Demurrers-
Nos IO6 49, 1875 Issues Of law, kc-Nos 1875, JjL 80,
ci 32o S2 3I5 as A. as 40 40 IA t25 42s a. 42e
SUPERIOR COURT-Part Mos. 1889, 1923, 2l77,
2Os @el 22s2 21g5, 1851 226s 2l7 2213 2s3 227I 22
2Zs3 Pat llNos. 1913 2240 lll0 2238 22eO 2292 s29
70 29s, 2Joo 1905, 700, 23l 1916 1918 23eo 49s 292
COURf OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part I.--No0 A9,
4l7 l49 1860, "a. SOL s6l, 1885, 1853 1864 I202 1919
1896 1867. Pert lL-Nos 1873 1855 1897 1885, 1870, 1873
1887, 1893, ii48 3G3, 1873, 1890 1873 1893, 1869.
KINGS County CIRCUIT CALENDAR, Oct. d.
Nos 81 80 s. S. S. 81 So So So e. e. g. sS g. &c. 50, TO-
n, &C. -
BRooKLrS Cry CoURT.-NOs. 5, z, 3, II, u, -,
&C. ~, 90 81, %, Is, 35 70, 81, ~, 49, 40, Al, a.
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Passengers SaiIed

IA arsS Ea,rsk 70, aarsns SsS fG' Fisnps Mi..
IsSel Very.f nurse and two children 'ss. o.
Ysier Havan. Henry s!re,.y .1Ssncs Havana We
Knox New.York; N Zsneu = Lsn s,rSs.n and servant
Pykes Ps.erson Mrs. Dunbsr tTe sx.na Andrew Nei,
Mr. aud Mrs Louis Dsbos and ema, New York; NJ Cas,e
I,nos Havana Robert Peck gyi,toy RD%iIss, j.
Conn., T. a0Ta Lspasse1 srco Jsn,es hs' M.
T. Hughes John MasseIsen BecEwith Mise T.. Mora,
P M bf's Ns%on RSS,n D.s L. hat
e. Nos', o. Lam rcS a.. Andrews aud infant Mira Am'
sr saa FSTc se:
Min, Mrs ~ ouoI - Reretta Trinidad de Cuba MI" ~
ssn, Mr. N'wYSs Mr. N., aaI M .p g.
ISsdU 10 so a. fIsuSs chicago schen%sl H. New
Williams, PhilasSsphi',i = = s b. New. York
Pcr sSsInao Sahmoy W 3D. 3, N Me-, sara.ics.
=. w. md servant John s. George, n Wsee1 ~
Emily cSspu J0hn c'insyR M, g Dr. %.or New
YaSt Robsrt CSmpbe, Pa j. ). Howell, L. IhoIP'' "
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UNION s.-fddisoR--Sherif, Wni. y.
Bonney Clerk Loring Fowler; Superintendent
Allen Curtis; Sessions, Levi Collins.
IVdshiHgtOa-Sheriif, Benjamin +. McNitt; CLERK,
Philander G.. Hitchcock; Treasurer, Nelson e.
Moore Superintendent, Harvey Brown; Sessions
Loomis G.. Gum, Nathaniel Daily.
Warrea-Sheriff, Melville Bi!ley; Clerk Thomas
Archibald; Assembly, Newton Aldrich; Justice, Ds'
yid Noble.
The Republicans concurred in the above, except
Assembly. They nominated Hiram McNutt.
Wayae-Sheriff, John p. Burnett; District Az
torney w. F. Aldrich; Assembly, lst, Efon NJ
Thomas; 3D. Abram Pryue.
Fifteenth Senatorial DistTict-John Willard o.
Saratoga.
Oaeida-Senator, Alexander II. Bailey; Sheriff
Hugh Croker; Clerk, - Buckingham.
Br0ome-Assembly George Bartlett.
OaOndogo-Second District, Wm. Aldricb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

err MoRrALIrY.-Tbe City Inspector reports
number Of deaths in the city for the week ending
October II, as $40; which is decrease of 20 from
last week and of from the corresponding week last
year. OF 2O2 cases Of acute disease there were &c
deaths from iniantile commissions, 19 from nfamma-
tion Of the lungs, Is daThaea Is scarlet fever II
inflammation Of the bowels, 10 Inflammation of the
brain, cholera infantum, 8 apoplexy, congestion
OF the lungs, congestion of the brain, bronchitis,
smallpox. Ofl33 cases Of chronic disease, there
were a. deaths from consumption % infantile
arasmus, l6 drOpsy in the head, l2infantile debility,
6albuminuria 6 heart disease, palsy. There were
Is deaths from external and other causes among
which Swere casualties, 6 delirium tremens 6 old
age, premature birth, 4 drowned, killed or muir.
dered. The public institutions had SO deaths, IS
being at the Island Hospital, II Bellevue Hospital
Broadway Hospital, Almshouse, 3 Emigrsnt
Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

rHE PHILADELPHIA VOLUNTEER REIMBURSEMENT
SALooS.-As our readers are aware, the citizens Of
philadelphia, since the breaking out of the war.
have maintained free refreehment saloon in their
city for the benefit Of volunteer troops on the way to
abe war An effective colored lithogaph Of this
saloon AID its surroundings has just been published
and is now for sale in this city, as will DO seen from
the following note:
10 the Edi,oy Of The n. y Tribune
DgAK Sin: Mr. b. s. Brown Of our Cop1it.es bs, n,c.8
sa the hands OF Edmund PsOe lot Of bOssphs Of our
saloon, &C. to sell Snd should come III your wsy 10 ala
Dir ia se matter you win greatly benef, Mr. Brown who
b's Devoted biz whole time and much means I, ala ct ana
suay SOLDIERS a. they passed through tscy in fact he was
'oe oil the founders Of the institution and Is the main spring
sf its eontinssnoe. Yours respectfully
AFRAID BARRows,
Chairman Volunteer Reftehmer Committee Phiadeipb,
PlRaGelpha, Oct. 9, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

TRASsTER AND RELEAsEs.-By order Of Govern.
ment, U. s. Marshal Murray yesterday morning
transferred Charles Bartlett from Fort lafayette 10
Bedloe's Island. Bartlett was captain of the schr
Ii. Middleton, captured for running the blockade.
He lie a very unruly prisoner, and a thoroughly bad
nan. Mr.. Murray has also received authority to
release from Fort Lafayette on taking the new oath
If allegiance, and promising not to enter rebel States
or correspond with rebels, the following persons
Moses Stannsrd, L. b. Wilder, Austin E. Smith,
Ind Edward PAYNE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

TIE New VOLUNTEER RELIEF CosNIssIoS.-The
new Volunteer Relief Commission commenced their
labors at No. 10 Court street basement, on Thurs
day last, when they disbursed to 536 applicants from
the Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Wards, $500 so.
On Friday they paid 669 applicants from the Tenth,
Eleventh and Twelfth Wards, 81, 562. On Satur-
day, in the Eastern District they paid 73l applicants
from the Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Nineteenth
Wards Al 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

s.wPLEs.-A good story is told Of the late w, E.
Burton, which we have never seen IN print While
travelling on steamboat down the Hudson be seated
himself at the table and called for oeefsteak.
The waiter furnished him with a small strip Of the
article such az travellers are usually put of with.
Taking it upon his fork, and turning II over and ex-
aminng il with one Of his peculiar serious looks the
comedian eoolly remarked, Yes, that's it bring
me sone" Hartford Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board Of Aldermen met last evening, Mr..
CORNELL in the Chair.
The Controllers weekly financial exhibit was re-
ceiyed, showing that there was
balance in the Treasury, Sept 3O...".. s5607O y
80 108 s5l %
Payments io''t3 "
Balance, Oct. t5JIi5"S 10
Mr.. BooLE offered resolution that The Irish
American be designated as Corporation paper.
Referred TO the Committee on Advertising.
Mr.. BooLE offered resolution amendatory to an
ordinance heretofore passed for the purpose OF max
ing some verbal changes TO render 1t legal, appro'
priaiing 81, coo for the fremeu's registry.
l. paper was received stating that Murray Hon
man had completed the work entitled =" Ire atise
upon the Estate and Rights Of the Corporation OF
the City Of New-York as Proprietors," for which
s. 600 was appropriated some months since. Re.
ferred 10 the Committee on the Law Department.
The Controller was authorized TO purchase the
premises No. Pike street, for the Of Hose Com
pany No. /, at q cost not to exceed e., 600.
The Board fixed several places for holding cleo
lions, and after transactng some routine business
adjourzedto Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

A CHAPLAIEcY WANTED.-The Rev. Joseph
Scudder Of India, who expects to remain in this
country for some time, has expressed willingness
80 serve as Chaplain 20 volunteer regiment.
Mr. Scudders qualifications are of the highest order,
and any regiment able to secure his services would
be much favored. He can be addressed at No. 81
Franklin street, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

TIE PERENNIAL CoTTos-TRER-In addition TO
the other anaceas for putting stop to Slavery and
she war; we are 10 have lecture this evening at the
Cooper InstitAte by Mr.. X. C. Kendall of Northern
Maryland, who has successfully grown the perennial
rree.cotton 10 the Middle and Northern States. He
ADVERTISE Sbat he WI demonstrate that the reign Of
King Cotton d now ONsrj and tbst fber % gOVd as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE ACADEMY OF MusIC.-0n this and Thursday
evenings, Hermann assisted by his wife, will be-
witch the good people of Brooklyn and compel them
TO admit that so lar az he lie concerned seeing is not
believing. fine programme is promised, and the
house will undoubtedly be crowded.
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DIED..

ELLIoTr-In Ggsenpoint Monday Oct. "a, CisEss b.,
aged ysuI months and IL days son Of Charles b. ns
Elizaheth Elliott
The friends the family respectfully invited TO attend re
funeral "Wednesday Afternoon. Oct 10, at O'CLOCK irou
the residence Of his parents OF FranAfn and Sos
streets, Brooklyn, L. ID.
Ard h,ply when sgsin well meet,
Twill be where angels dwell
And parting more, loved sen,
Well never say farewell!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

NIw-YoRK HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE,
The Introductory address for the second annual ses-
zion Of the New-York Homeopathic Medical College,
will be delivered by Prof Smith, this evening, at the
College building No. 1l6 East Twentieth street, cor.
Der Third avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15
Co leland can be readily grown whereves Indian
corn will grew.

s.,,uvr or CosrRABAsD Percussion CAPs.-
Yesterday the police seiSed one million percussion
caps wIh were in front Of the store NO. lOo broad
way. The owners say that the caps were intended
for The Havana market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

REPUBLICAN -Cattaraugus--Sher-
ia, Beuj. Mclean; Clerk, Thomas A. F.. Lyman;
Surrogate, Allen ID. Scott; Superintendent, John H..
Groves; Justice, Ebenezer C.. Price, A.sembl y-Ist
District, Andrew L. Allen; lid District, Addison
G, Riee,
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afate Politics.

IOANINUl SlOUuayf OtI' " AeVis,
At tho Peoples Senatorial Convention, held this
day at Corning, the Hon. Chas. Cook was nominated
on the lrst ballot Mr.. Cook is the Republican can
ddate for Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

MINUTE GUNs.-Upon the receipt yesterday at
Governors Island Of the official intelligence of the
death of Gen. Gibson of the Commissary Depart
ment, United States Army, minute guns were fired
In respect to the memory of the deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

DEATH FROM FALL.-Winnie Collins Of No. 33C
Pearl while IN state Of in,oIieaon went 70 we to
of the house and tried herself down to the street by
rope but e 10 the ground and was Injured She was taken
TO the Hospital and died yesterday Coroner SenrneI hed
an inolest on the body Verdict Accidental death"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

AvoTUrR ABoRrIoS CAsE.--Yesterday, Coroner
s,r held an inaues. a Nos 2l5 and 2l7 East
street on the body Of Anna Hsuschen German woman ~
yea, Of nre Who died Sunday IN OF an
ABORTION having been produced appears hAt she had been
sneeai the result Of ic Intercourse with August tehSa
also German and tsor; that she anxious 20 hide her
shane srd that this purpose abe employed the services OF
Dr. Max Hoffman No q Delaney street who subsequently
attended her and treated her In such led 10 Der
death that she pursued this sssntt the remembrance
Of her lover August Mischka On Sunday she died In the
bonse Of her epoyer John KTes where the Inquest was
held ADD where she Lad bce dome,c, The testimony was
such as to mpc.te Dr. Hoffman and he WA held Tho jury
veninE on abortion we consider Dr. Mar Homsn 81 her
principal OF accessory the Induction OF said abortion
Wh AL cd what he had 90 say, Dr. Hoffman answered,
nave pobiug 70 say but In my hand before God and am
moi guilty. lie was committed to the Topos to await the
action Of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

FIRE IN THE BowERY.--Ye Yesterday morning, about
81 o'clock FIRE broke the millinery store Of Mise Hos
nan No 258 Bowery end spread rapidly to the adjoining
buildings Notwithstanding the energetic conduct OF the he
men the fence communicated quickly that the efforts 20
at 500 insured oi So The upper part Of tho build
ine was pied by Mr. Lennarck dwelling whose loss
on furniture Ia about 1000; not insured The adjoining
building No 25G occupied by Misc Ellen CLARK "a mil
Rnory stoe her loss from demsge by wser amounted 70
SIS No 1854 was occupied by Joseph Strauss dealer 10
fancy goods 500 fi Insured No 2oC was oc-
cnpied by James Newmen, dealer In stoves and nnwaIe
loss about 500 insured. No. 2tOt was occupied naS
store by Mr. Brooks whose loss S2O0 insured for UO
Ia the Astor Insurance CO. No 1854 occupied by Mira
BoenbpE ler i'm fancy goods who eSbt,s her ots al
$500 insured in the Pacific Insurance co. Inc Ire sup
po,ed 10 have been the work OF an incendisry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

TIE GOVERNOR AND TIE SASITARY CoNNIs-
sIoy.-The Governor of the State of New-York in
recognizing the important duties undertaken by the
United States Sanitary Commission in the following
letter also commends it 10 the contributions Of the
patriotic public;
STATE OF NBw-YORE, QUARTERHAsrRR GESERALs
DEPARTnRNT-NRwYORK Oct. 9, 1851.
Gentlemen of the United Sanitary Communion.
have observed with growing interest the efforts
making to meet the Sanitary OF the volunteer forces
recognize the benecence your sbors only SYSTEMS
thing spontaneous benevoence OF the people but I'm
originating and carrying successful issue many wise plans
Cor alternating the dangers and sunEs Of the soldier in
Ssmp and hospital .
sincerely hope that the people Of this State and OF all
the loyal States viii cheerfuy and generously sustain
your organization by expressions Of hearty sympathy and By
contributions Of money camp and hospital stores
With sentiments Of esteem, yours, sincerely,
y d. MORGAN
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NU1ssScEs.-The Sanitary Inspector last week
bsad under notice l2i nuts ces cleaned III sinks and re
moved SIS nighso 50 dead horses and 2S3 otter ami
mails 90 bsels oa 1:S pounds nDound ber "a DO yea,
100 Of mutton sol Of h'h 0 Of I91Ny s"oi PORK IV o.
tripe, "a ofss1t5geF, $50 Of cheese.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
sUFRIME COURT-CHAsBEns-OcT. h-BefOre JustlC
SUTHERLAND.
MASDAaUs AGAINST THE CONTROLLER.


MANDAAUs AGAINST THE CONTROLLER.
Charles w. Baker ogt Robert T. Hsws, Controller, &c.
This was an application for mandamus to compel
the Controller to pay the plaintiff s26O for services
in publishing 500 copies of the City Charter with
Kents Notes, said work having been ordered by the
Common Council in 1853. The books were to be
furnished at 81 each. Controller Flagg refused TO
pay the BILL The last Legislature inserted Mr.. Ba-
kers claim, with interest for Fix years. In the TAX
levy, which action was ratified by the Common
Council. Controller Haws refused to pay on the
ground that in 1855 the same claim was adjudcated
upon by the Courts and judgment given In favor OF
the Corporation and that the account had not been
regularly presented 10 him for determination IN ac-
cordanee with duty the fiscal officer Of the Corpo-
ration. The Judge granted the mundaInus, acting
forth the following reasons:
SUTHERLAND, J.-If thought the facts Of the
case az conceded BY N. papers before permitted The
tempted to be raised aud insisted in his tshaf be-
halt Of the City, on this application certainly should not de-
much further consideration but Of the opinion chat the
ordnance of the Common Council approved by The Mayor
effect waving the question Of the consutionsity which
might have been raised and insisted on on the pat Of the City,
Plcson. The motion for the mandamus must be granted
Moses FL for applicant H. H. Anderson the Corporation
DECISIONS.
David Biselow ATT Wm Goddard Motion for leave TO
motion granted; she motion 10 DC TealOeu 70
on calendar The parties have such time 20 add
ona papers desired shall be determined on the settle
msnt Of this order Order granting leave to renew 20 be set
tied on days notice
Mary Ann Poole aEt. Luke Poole.-Motion granted
Harris Aronson sgt Joseph Leer ct sL-aotion dened
without TO either party.
George Little ast Jane f. schot. OF aL-MOion denied,
with 10 costs.
Before Justice BARSARD.
Patrick Gibney, &c. ag- John w Marchay.-Judgnent
for plaintiff Findings TO be settled on notice.
Gilbert Earl sg, Adezide Earl-Repcrt confirmed and
judgment Of divorce granted.
Cooper h. Corbett ag Amos y. Emo ct aLMoton grantee
with > 10 costs.
Samuel sanbon ct al sEs Elizabeth Manufacturing Com.
pany.-Defiul. SET aside.
Wilsm Watson at. Charles wilkes.-Motion denied with
$40 costs.
The People, &c. REL John Schwes ast Henry SchWen
Custody Of the boy awarded to his father.
William Loeschgk ct al Ggt. John ~ Oryis-Bloion de-
MED; SO costs to abide event Of c.ion.
Thomas Bell sgt. James w. Ogden ct sMotlon denied
$40 costs
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THE NETWORK BANK STATEMENT

TIsrE oJs Leans Spse Circulation, and Dtpo'ih 0H'
6srf, oFfIe CIV of Neir- York. TO, lhs GEEK s-dtTg S1tt,
Ssy OeI H. 1901, 70 phieA s6frsa h' CSp"a! " 'as
Bank.