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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
fAdyertisement.1

To CoSsUMPTIvIs.-The advertiser having
been restored to health In few weeks bys very snr EN-
edy ser having suffered several Jesrs with severe al
fiction and that dread disease, communion 10 anxious 20
make known to HE fellow sudere the OF cure To all
who desire Il he will send copy Of The Ptan u'ed ee
Of charged with directions for preparing and using the s'e
which they will find cure for consumpiou asthma
bronchitis 80 The only object Of the advertiser In seudios
the prescription benefit the afflicted and he hopes eve
sufferer may try bis remedy It viii cost them nothing and
may prove blessing Parties wiLns the prescription will
pease address tho Rev EDWARD A. WILsos WniHms0ursh,
Kings County, N. Y.
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COURT cALFNDAR-THi. DAY.

SUrpFNI CoURT-GENERAL TERm.-Criminal
Cales-Nos 25 2e r. 2s ~ 90 81. 81 a. aileE bearing
which the Court viii adjourn.
SUPRGNE COURT--CIRcUT.-Pa Mos.
1913 8G 1884, Iis3 1917 Il5i 1lo6 &C. 1914 l545. 1919 1888
1854 1851, 1853 1865 1862 1873, l57I. - 80,
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part U.-Nos. $500, 262i,
1885, u o. 2 e76 2736 1885, 1890. 1882 2s4 27s6. 1893.
$500. 2t02
CouRr OF CoMAoS PLEis.-Adjourned for the
term. ~, so
BRooKLYv Cry CouRr CALESDAR.-Nos. ll3,
o. 100 g. i2 i4 u.s. ll9 lO7 os, los no 10 III LIZ Nv
IA igI ia
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Arrival or THE FULToS.-The U. s. M. steamer
Fulton, Capt. J. A. Wotton, arrived on Tuesday
morning. She left Havre at a. m. on Wednesday,
the 18Th inst, and Southampton on the evening Of
that day. In long. go, lat. 40 So. passed two
large icebergs. Her news Is no later than tns' Puo
lshed in Mondays TRIBUNE. She brings from
Hayre the following amount Of specie: To f. Lewis,
$500 Kesmitb g. Sons, 81, 264 toasl, $1,000.
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HOwARD-LAWTENCE-InH Harlem, on WEDNESDAY, Nov.
% by the Rev. John w. Daniels lem Il. Howard {" M
lem TO Miss Amelia Lawrence Of HoO,ken N. ..
LEVERICH-CkRROLI,-On weJoe4dsy. April a. by TIE
Rev Stephen II. Ting D. d.. Mr. w liam 7 LessF'ce,S
Mary E., ony daughter Of the late John ii. csafoA
this city
Baltimore, Nd. ard csnsds papers please copy
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BrIL's HraD-Nec- York Cattle MARKET, Tues.
day. Nov. 26.-There IL smother large supply Of bul
lockt on The market; over 800 having been already
reported at the Fory-iourh street yards, beside the
stale stock left over from last week consequently
there is no advance though Of the fret saes Of
choice bullocks we've rather better ers than ast
TUESDAY; very few indeed, however, went above =
cents q pound for tie ret weight Of beef. sinking
dial and most Of the hrst-cllss : ock Foid III only
such prices ne would net cents The supply oil thie
eass Is not az large ~ Il wac week $50, which
rave sllQht advantage O. those who btl1 u, parlic-
nlafly IN the fore par; of tue cay. The supply Of
Medium quality steer IL in Of the demand al
Ian cent? net pound; and The supply Of the very
msanest description of cattle Il largely IN excess Of
tie demand IL any price, the ceiling mics being 5a
cent? pound for what IL called beef aud the MAJ se
for this not a. good a week ago, and very hiile
prospect mat ali the stock can be Od, even a. ne
extreme low rates for the inferior sors that viii
ME before the market closes tomorrow. To eum
IN then. the market IL sligntly better for owners OF
the best stock worse for the poorest sorti AVID ahou.
lie sme Tor medium, for as the faler OF The open
ing day are concerned but the prospect bad Tor to-
MORROW.
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CITY ITEMS.

Senator Sumner will speak at Cooper Institute this
evening, upon " the Rebellion ts Origin Main
spring." As tie Young Mems Republican Union has
made every possible arrangement for providing the
ladies with seats we call attention to TIE advertise
ment, end sdyise our readers to 80 and take their
wives and sttersL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

SUPERIOR COURT-sPEciAL TERx-NoH 2o-beiore
Justice BOswoRTi-
DECISIONS.
VIM. H. Lush ct al. at. Hsrman Bleekerman ct
Motion 20 .tsnd over 70 the 50lh inst 10 with
liberty to defendant further aaayt a. her memo
Iandum fled with the papers.
Before Justice RoBEarsos.
BENJAMIN Garbude ct al. act. Wm. Walton et
s-Moon granted with 10 abide event. A h. smith
Tor plaintiffs. C. J. snd r.. Dewitt for defendants
Jsepb Keite 81 II sst Charles Leigh-houon deuisd
With "a costs b. O. Hiehiug' ior pAiHIf g. IAion Tor do
feudaut.
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CopoxxR,s Isouysr.-Yesterday, Coroner jack
man beJd an Jnones az No 1891 West Twenty sixth sre
or The hody ~ tI~c GsHsey who came to her death from
burns eived ~ hr ooths. catching tire hue VI M ~
stove dressing raid Verdict: Accidental desih De
ceased 10 year q are native Of New-Je,sey spd WI"
domestic In the house ich the disaster took pace
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-NOv H.-Bef0Fe

Judge MCCUSE.
James Scudder, colored, "a years OF age, pleaded
guilty to On assault in ehasiug lis mistress hsyna y Dgn-
ba thorough Leonard street. HtAs razor IN us hand Iiy
Prison - days
Thomas 8cComsck American 10 years OF are was con
vi,.d II petty larceny In Tkug the pocket OF Apn usher
re be gss oing town IN Broadway stage Peniten-
tisry q r1onihs sDd SltO nnn. ,
WA Every German, 30 years Of was convicted OF
Zig rod hnrs from the jewtIy shop OF ms employer
Charles Hoops in Frankfort street. and vas rernanded Tor
sentence.
srous which Daniel Sullivan for nersleug hte who
ss snaf ed pleaded not guilty. and be trial was set dow
for usTt month TnoIlas White fuf killing potter at the
81 Nicholas disposiion. james klefJ iof the IuI
der Of ala wife, ssmo dispo ition. Adjourned
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MARRIED..

ACKEREY-HUDsON-On Thorsdsy, Nov. 81, by the Rev.
nluel II. Haskins Alasen q AckeilS 10 As A. MAtl5i
Hudson, daughter Of James HUDSON, CAGE all OF brooksp
r. D.
CLARK-BARBER-Ats st. PsEFs Church Staten islrd. by
tie Rev Dr Irvipg, on TUESDAY Nov -, M. joseph r.
ClArk 20 hias Sarah BsrbeH
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ATRA1s Russ ISTo THE HuDsoN RivER.-The ex-
prs. ,rain arrived at 7;23a. m. Tuesday from the
West. consisting Of a locomotive and some freight
.s switched off the track iusl before getting to the
iopot at jersey City, on Tuesday morning and nan
DOWN side track, descending grade, leading
r,,rs,d tie river. There was snow on the track,
making il very slippery, which caufed the exeI-
ions q the engineer TO control the tram TO be OF no
avail IRE locomotive struck tho bumper with
great force, and the tain instead Of hating carried
ne impeachment with il, and rushed into the river
IRE locomotive was buried in mud and water the
engineer having dexterously transferred himself to
CIR which followed, whence, however, he slipped
and wen. under water hmself, but after Aounderng
awhile was safely rescued.
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United STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-NOv. 2s-ge'ore
Jadze suIPsas.

DISCHARGE OF TN JURT-NOIIcL TO TIE BAk.
At The opening Of the Court, the Judge said he
would state 20 the gentlemen Of the jury In ha
oug 20 the Arrangement had been made By the Judges
IN reference 20 the buoes ~ me two Cour the atendsnce
d The y IA bs Court would not he required again until he
first Monday Ia January at II O'clock a. that tine me
ci iury bnsps.s Of this Court would be taken up and n
nothing occurred the calendar would ne gone through Win
The Court would be open every Craas Ia the mean time Tor
The be airing OF motions, he.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

Quartermaster-G On motion OF Mr.. Croweil.
Committee Of three was appointed to collsct the
names and amounts Of all creditors Messrs. Liebe-
uau, Pond and Others felt assured that every egit
mate debt of the Brigade would be paid in doe sea-
son. and the honesty Of the Administration waf
never questioned. Mr.. Liebensu suggested the pro-
Giety Of asceraining whether all present were just
creditors. The meeting adjourned to the call Of the
Chair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

TIE WssrLD BANK RoBBERT.-By an order
from Jusiice Sutherland, Of the Supreme Court The
case Of Spencer Pettis was TO have had hearing
before Justice Brennan yesterday afternoon, bet
owing 10 the absence of a. Oakley Hall, esq., ii.
counsel for the Bank, who sent word that be could
not attend, tho examination WA postponed.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Risss...f:co Sets..........4Si Moon-Sch' i'%
! EIsu WATER DlS.
sandy Hook 500 Gov. Island $3.50 Hsl'sts..- ''~
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PyrsTsrs TO SUPERVISOR BLUrT.--Ths Union
Defense Committee have presented 10 Mr. Orion
Blunt n beautiful silver vsse, worth $500 at their
individual expense, FOR hs valuable services in their
behalE The vase ia about l6 inches high. Around
IRE pedestal are the accoutermenis Of war, in
relief. On the cover is a beautiful cannon,
in font Of which is 6 pyramid Of shot. Around the
vase 10 a raised border, heavily chased. AL the
ornaments are in frosted silver. TIE vase may be
seen for q few days at Iifanys establishment
There ia also l. beautiful gold medal about inches
IN diameter, on the diverse Of which is the head Of
Justice, Surrounded by the Implements Of war On
the revere is engraved tho following:
Prssert~d 20 ORrsoS BLUNT Is the Union Deisns. Gem.
rtes 81 the CITY Of NewYoit n1fk Of spprecisan Of
lie valuable services in support OF ne National cause eniiAs
lie spriay and Summer Of 1861"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

THANKSGIVING AT THE FIVE PoIsTs MissIoN.-
The time has again for toe annual festival at
the Ladies Five Points Mission. No day Is more
eagerly anticipated by the chadren there than
Thanksgiving, for then they receive their annual
gifts of clothing, toys, and substantial dinner To
die friends Of the Mission the ladies apd the mission
aries are indebted for the itch luxury Of thus being
able to carry JOY and gadness TO hundreds OF beats 30
often filed with BORROW. Kind friends are once more
asked 10 share the pleasure Of doing good to the suf'
fering poor. To provide for Thanksgiving and tie
wants Of the coming Winter, the ladies need food
clothing and money. They may be sent directly to
the Mission, No 81 Park street. If donors will send
their address, their contributions will be called Tor.
See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

CAPTATS or A CAVALRY COMPANY SENT TO FoRT
LATAYETTE.-Capt. William II. suydam, late CON-
uander of the KINGS County Troop attached to the
70h Regiment, Militia was arrested at bis residence
in East New-York on Saturday, by Inspector Folk,
in pursuance Of orders from Washington. The pris-
oDer was conveyed TO Fort Lafayette. The charges
preferred against him are not made known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

Mt. MoRRIs SoUARE.-Both Boards az tie Com
mon Council have coneured In ordering The laying
ont Of Mt. Morris Square as public park, and TIC
resolution now awaits the sanction Of the Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

IAdverseupntl
The BEST CAPITAL YOUNG MAN HAS IS
HIS HR,Do learn how It to the best eavsntsge &c.
az examination at Fowler WsLLs. No 3B Broadway
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THANKSGIVING At THE ACADEMY oY MUslc.-Toe
festival Of Thanksgiving on Thursday, viii be OBJ
served at the Academy OF Music by double enter
{ inment, under the management Of Messrs. Fox and
Linrard, when Messrs. Fox EDDY and other artists
will appear in farce and comedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

Tx CRrDIroRs OF TIE SIcGLTs DRteADE.-
Room No. 20, 1T the AsOr House. WIS crowded on
Monday at p. m by some fifty or more creditors Of
the sickles Brigade. 1t appears that Gen. sickIef
succeeded, last Summer in providing bimfelf with
large quantities of clothing, tents, and provisions
during ID. three months in which he was engaged
raising the Brigade at Camp Scott. The people at
the meeting on Monday were generally wholesale
merchants; but there were number OF persons
present who he'd little bills Of several hundred dol
ers each to look after, including several oatmen, an
lrishman, and negro. Mr.. Issac C. Noe was ap-
pointed President and Mr.. ID. Il. Pond OF Brooks
Brotbers, Secretary. The former had furnished
$50 900 worth Of clothing and could not collect his
pay, bo said because Gen. Meigs vss uncertain &c
70 the total amount OF the indebtedness incurred by
the Brigade, and desired fret 70 ASCERTAIN The pro-
priety Of such meeting had been suggested by the
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Ansghsnians and Swiss Bell Ringers VIII
present their audience with new and interesting
programme this evening, at the Polytechnic Init
tuts, Livingston street. Brooklyn. Tomorrow after
noon they give a matinee.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-orsra.1 rrny-NOv. as

COURT OF tUNHUN FLFAe-DH ~ III IthF-~4sV'' .
Before judges DALr BRADr, and HiLroS
DECISIONS.
Mary johnson Ggt. Susan Dixon.-Afirmed, with
,o.., Damien, BY Daily, y. J.. and Hilton. }.
Ftaheth NsAs Administrators. c., az Phkin Psge-Of'
der Al rm.d with > 10 costs Opinion by Hilton, j.
Rley Looms et a. sat Nicholas "A. Decker-Judgment
sFiru.d with coats Otiuon by Hilton, j.
John Hopkins as Samuel L. Nyekct-Jndsmeas afnTmeo'
with costs
christopher Peterson ,s Louis wsseh, ksJudsuens re-
win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

81. BRIDGEr's PARISH Poor AND SCHOLARS
Yesterday fancy fair, upon an extraordinary scale,
opened at tho commodOus scbooroOm attached TO st.
Bridgets Church, Father Mooney, Pastor. The OBJ
eot Of the enterprise ia to mise funds 10 aid in sup
porting the ST. Brdgets School, and the poor OF that
parish. One Of the valuable articles to he offered is
piece Of the flag and fsg,iaf from Fort Sumter.
Tie object is WORTHY one, aud all assistance extend
ed 20 il will be 20 much help to the Chaplain Of the
69h Regiment in the performance Of his labors in 1T.
Drdget's parish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

COMMON PLLAS.-tPECItL JERAl-NoF. % = u0Io4e
yudss BEsDT-
DECIsIOsS.
Davey agt. Mulyey.-AIotion denied with 81 costs
10 aid, event.
gt.l alss agt Adsma-See opinion.
wilson, &c. sst Hes.h keMotiOn denied, but without
cos.1
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Contributions FOR THE FoURTEEyrH REoI-
MEsT.-During the short stay Of the Rev. j. ).
Inskip, chaplain Of the lfh Regiment, in this city
he has been necessarily engaged IN making koown
the wants Of the members, and srdnC The contrlbn-
ton Of such articles as might be useful during the
cold weather row fast approaching He has been
eminently successful in the good work Contribu-
tons have been sent 70 the City Armory by the pack
ge box and CARLOAD Monday was the lasi day pre-
vions TO his departure for WasG tOn, but still the
articles came pouring in up TO o'clock in The even
lug. Large dry-gooOs boxes were procured, and
lumber of persons volunteered TO pack mp the tbiugs
Among them were blankets, quilts, flannel under
sbiIts, flannel and wooden drawers, bandkerebieis,
stockings, mitiens, towels combs, brushes soap,
and in fact everything thar could be put 70 The
hinge boxes were filed with articles OF cloth z,
while huI dreds Of packages, containing deieacies.
were brought in by the relsves OF those in the Tegi
meni, and yesterday everything was carted over 20
the Express Office without expenfe The chaplain,
with bis lady, started for Washington lst evening,
end their presence viii 10 doubt he hailed with de-
light throughout the camp Of the l4tb.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-GvsER.b TERw-Nov. ec-Before
Justices CLHRKF. SuTHgkLaND and BARNARD.
HASDADhMUs AGAINST TIRE CORPORATIONS.
IL re- Application .of Charles w Baker sg Robert haTs
Controller
The plaintiff obtained q msndanus c0mrellirg the
Conr roller 10 psy him $4,000 for fushins 800 copies OF
the CITY Charter with Kent notes directed by tbs Com
mon Council The Colrolr he'd refused TO for them on
the ground that they not woT Than one hA the
sun demanded and that the trial If suit In the Su rene
recover the claimed bed resulted in aNor OF
the Corporation which verdict affirmed by the General
Term of h Court The Controller appeals from the or
der granting he mspdarnns. Decision reserved
Il II. fnds'son. Appellants Moses Ely for Mr.. Ecker.
CRIMINAL CASES or APPEhL-FORGERY.
The People &C. agt. Honeywell Vincent.-Ths Is
appeal from 4 decision denying motion fos rev tsi
The defendant convicted Of forgery IN fsuduenly sign
ng bonds md mortgages and lease, real estate TIE o.
ton ,l based the around h't tho inhi:
mont defective IN specifying the county in which the
Fnse was committed TIE appeal srgued BY ezIudge
Stuart for appellant and John H. Anthem Tor the people, De-
ciion rssorv-d .
was nv ed Of receiving stolen gendf. Fhe WHO was in
airrd vi him pleaded guilty. The dsfendtnt cams inst
he tried separstey upon joint indtmens "nen =.
fse IL wa clsimed tving been joint ohense one coud
moi he ed W bout The other Counsel for the People con.
d Rat Fisher having pleaded gully, entirely removed
from the record snd the nGcm became separate noc-
sut .rs II Ch,erton C.se sreued and dec ion reserved
Judge Stuart Tor appellant; John IL Anthem of TIE FeoPe.
CHAsBERs-Nov. 2s -refore Justice IsGRAHAh
DECISIONS.
Mcmahon act. Allen.-Motion TO strike cause
from Crcut calendar denied defendants costs @0 10
abide event ~ !,
In TO Les, WIN and Te'tsmept Of George w. Ger de-
ceased.-HO,ion denied costs 80, to ABIDE event.
suRRoGATE's CoURT-Eov 26.-Bef,re surrogrie wRsT.
The wills of the following persons deeeased were
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DEDICATION OF NV CRANE Az SCHOOL BUILD
rSo.--on Monday morning the pupils connected
viii Grammar School No. s. Fifteenth Ward, took
,os.css;on Of their new and commodious building,
erected IN the site Of the old one, in Thirteenth
street. near Fifth avenue. The occasion was made
he subiec. Of the most entertaining exercises on the
rsrt OF tha scholars aud schoo! officers. Assembling
at Washington SQUARE, with drums beating and
banners flying the pupils to Ihe number OF $40 took
an their line Of march in 20 platoons OF ~ hes
iront; stopping AT Eighth street, they sauted their
old ouarters with round after round OF hearty cheers
thence I'd Broadway to Twelih street, where they
again halted and sauted the Girls Grammar School
in becoming manner Arriving al ihe sehooFbouse,
they halted aud While singing the National Abihem,
The Stars and Stripes raised over the building
Assembling IN the main room OF the building, the ex-
ercisef were opened by the reading OF the scriptures
u au impressive manner by The Rev. DIR. Burcberd:
several eloquent addresses were made by the school
,fscers and distinguished citizens, including MI
Warren Commissioner Of Schools, fifteenth ward,
who spoke highly OF AZ. Hunter, the able and en-
cent principal OF Tie school, and the Hon. henry ~
Raymond, who eOmmaI ded the attention OF Gil pres
emit. Everything went on IN ID most proper manner
ard many were the encOmiums passed upon the
school by the large numoer Of visitors. ieuSr,
from che keeper Of the parade ground, when Inc
boys have uscd during the Summer and Fail ~
play ground, wss read, which reelected crediaoiy
upon The discipline Of the school aud the emeency oil
tie teachers the letter stated that during the whole
period not single violation Of the rules OF the pnk
lad occurred. The doxology closed the interesting
ceremOnies,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

THE CASE OF THE Prisoner CURTs.-William
Cut who was convicted IN second degree 80
the Court Of Oyer and Iermne last and sentenced TO
ia nrsouInent for life IL still n jail sCeuiOTer having been
allowed by the Supreme Court and stay ~ pioctrdngs
rrantsd until argument cen heard. The ground.
effect that the prisoner haDdcubcd when gnsd TO
plead 20 the indictment and thai the Jury which tried him
lad previously served tx days the extent OF lime required BY
law The prisoner, Il appears, hsndruted when hit
brought boiore the Count TO phod b. on ho morning Il re
trial the District Attorney gave him The opportunity o. plead
Ing srain which he declined DO. lie not htDdouhet
at that time
CHARGE or MAEsLAyCHTER.-A married woman
named Mwgtrst FgTrun yesterday bsigned IN the Court
Of Sessions Indictment oI mansuftr IN causiug e
deall OF Der inlgnt by neglect Tie child ebout
months old chsTgedte mother very dsDlee 81 her
he Bits and took Of the ut Tie evidence not beng
sufficiently clear however the Jury anaos TO tgroe
were e.,chsTged-
CoRoFTE's IyQUEsTs.-Coroner Horton held an
inquest yesterday upon the body q Jane Casey Frs ns
Han C,unJa-street who died from the tfccs y nqur
Az inquest also ned upon the body Of Wary Colsnu
who died No IL State street from the effects o. ipuiies
sustained by fall down sai Neidcla In accordance were
rendered IN both cases.
FRr.-At about 10 O'Clock on Monday night
ere discovered in the upper part Of The dwelling mouse
No M Second Fsieu District occupied by eXAdel
smith caused oy lighted candle coming 70 cor
Hh bed 0ihes Tie IRE ives s0oA e1hngusa 81
until the premises druoged 10 the extent Of
600 tUiiy insured
ATTEAPTED HiGHwAY EoBnERY.-On Monday
night rened Pou, while driving Division avenue
near New attacked by three men, q
whom held the head Of e borse While the others demanded
hi. money threaeng shoot n " be refused Mr. Pioa
hs hone yi0en. blow which caused him % stsr
With great force ard knock dov he who held him, AID
thus Effected his escape q ON me rufilns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

SUICIDE OF FREgcHMas.-On Monday morning
about o'clock, Fgenchman named Louis Gaspsrd
Deap clior shot himself through the head and died
almost Immediately. He fell back on the stoop OF
no. 23 Pearl street, the spot which be chose for The
commission Of the sod decd, where be we found by
Oaicer Gauz Of the Second Precinct. His body was
nveyed to the Second Precinct Staton-Houee, in
Beekman street, where Coroner Jackman was called
upon to bold an inquest. The cause which led to
this iced is shrouded in mystery. He was very re-
specially alfred aud bad in his pocket the following
note, addressed to tie Count DE MontholoD, French
Consul:
MoSsrErR: Nv IL Louis Caspard Delspchier; born
in the Deparent of BssaucoB. 10 France, December p
1907 and sh. be 81 yeas Of beg the Consul 20
sppse frny death. have child, and the Ger
tiic.;e Of my death may be wanted. Respectfully,
LOUIS q. DELAP-CH1ER.
The verdict of the Jury was, Suicide by shooting
Tnere wac no evidence as to the previous history Of
the defessed
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grrPROGATT,S COURT-Eov 26.-Bef,re surroz'ie WRsT
The wills of the following persons deceased were
admitted rrobsie Ricbsrd Csve'iy Joseph OsrneF, fei
huheru, James Clarke and Gideon De Angela