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CONSTABLE's SALES.

Parish of Orleans. I No. 4Di1.
pY VIRTUE OF 4 writ of fieri facias, to
I'D directed by the Hon D. r. Mitchell Second Justice Of
the Peace for the parish Of Orleans will proceed to sell al
public the Cy Hotel Common street, between
Camp Magazine Streets FRIDAY. the Eth day Of De-
cember 1851 II O'Clock NJ the following described prop
~
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First -,
District of this city, the square No. s. bounded by ST.
Joseph julia Tchonpitonlas and Foucher ll
plan drawn by A. Hedin architect dated l5th March s5
Said lot 30 front St Joseph street. by III feet
deep betwe parallel lines and front Foucher street. oil
which streets it forms the corner.
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting Of brick building etc. 3" '-sS
Seized in the above suit. ~ .-N's r.
TERMS-Cash the spot. .,.
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XIII.

No person shall Director this Corporation who does
not time of his election and during his continuance in
Office his ia the of The commercial
firm of which he be member five shares Of the capital
Each and stakeholder Shall be emitted nj
ali eecons either person by proxy vote each
share capital stock which they respectively hold
transferred within three months prior
to said election Shall be received - 4
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Subscriptions to any of the capital stock shall be
upon snc and conditions be prescribed ~ the
STOCKHOLDERS stock shall participate in the
profits of the Corporation beyond the amount paid up thereon
and from its date Of payment. ~ q - az ~.
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Transfers IF stock shall be made the books of the
ton Office N the city Of New Orleans only but not while
any indebtedness the Corporation exists the part Of
holder except the pleasure of the Directors and the
fierce assuming all such Indebtedness.
VII
The Corporation commence business as fifty
Thousand dollars Of capital stock sal have been sub
scrihel f. .s .ys
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The Board shall define the duties and fix the
all the officers Of the Corporation The President
Corporation shall preside at all meetings Of the stack
holders Directors and the business OF the Corporation shall
be conducted by the sperinendence of the
Directors The books Of the Corporation shall be
inspection of ockholder at least for week
in every quarter of each fiscal and always and
open The demand OF five stockholders upon the Presi
dam In itinIr
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szeosnz JUSTICE DE PAX, lH. GUILD Va ]. j FouoH1

sEcosns JUSTICE DE PAX 1H GUILD " " y TOUGHER
Paroisse d'0rleans.
E1N VEISTU dun writ de fert facias, q
h par Honorable D. F. Mitchell Seconde Justice
de PAX pour pafosse drleans Paare cidessu
procederai vENDREDI q de decebre 1851 midi Pho.
tel de In Cite de la Commute les des Magasns
ct du Camp la vene encan de la propriae don't suit la
TN CERTAINLoT DE TERRE situe dams lie Premier Dis
ct de ctte Vile dams rlet No borne par les St. 10
seph julie Tchoupitouas ct Fouehe plan desse
A. Hedn architecs, din Is de 1882 lie dit lot
sue39 pieds de ant Ia JOSEPH, III pleds entire
gnes parelleles pofondeu Foucher ct
tlant Tencoignure des rues st. Joseph ct Foueher.
Ensemble batisses authorizations qui sly
trouvent, CONSTANT mason ell brques, etc. ~
Saisie dams l'sffsire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de REHABILITATION.
n2l w H.
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The Board of Directors shall have power to make and
adopt they deem necessary and for
the aud regulation OF the poraon not contrary
to the charter and generally 10 DO and perform all acts and
into and effect the objects and purposes of this Cor
inn
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capital stock of this Corporation, after the payment in
full original stock Of fifty Thousand dollars may be in
creased regular meeting Of the ssecshoders called 70,
there be increased amount not exceeding
the aggregate the Of hundred thousand dollars Pro
ded that each and every ockhooer shall have least thirty
days notice Of such intention either IN by notice OF
published for said time in the official Journal Of the city
of New Orleans. y Il. ~ w I'd. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

follow the decision and unt these departments have
nzed The existence Of the new the Co1rte OF th
nation Until this o. the 0overnmen,
the Courts Obliged regard the anoient Of things
naming az uDch ,nZed.
lh has been the uniform OF decision and practice
'ny s,, S"ult' oi tnr ne tnlteo StaGS;
Inc revolt Of the Spanish Colonies Of South America end
The new Governments erected sepaa'iog from the moth
cousy were scknowedged by an act Of Congress- the
RECOMMEND GO tion'of tle PIesident in is-2.
civil war between spain aud her colonies the declared
policy OF our Government to treat both parties begrent.
emitted equally 10 the tights Of asylum aud hospitality and to
con d-r them 10 e.pe the nentra relation end duties
our Government equally entitled 10 the .Overeigo rights Of
war sgast each other This aso the doctrin- Of the
Coars which they derived from the policy Of the Govern.
men, following the politics. departments Of the Government
a. II e'rec our relations with new Governments erected
And this h the rule Of tho Federal Courts In the
revolt snd erection OF Government II respects for
eizn nations much the applicable when ques-
oh arises In Iesrect to revolt aud the erection Of new
her laws.
And in this connection Il proper to ssy that az the Con
ederate states must hst ny ths political departments of the
mother Government Ia order to be recognized by the Courts
psmsDts look the Of those DspsrmeGts az
evidence of the fact The l. the the nation through
her constitutional public authorities.
Thcse gentlemen all the observation, Il peces
to submit To The csss sn interesting one 20,
the prisoners tho bar IL been argued with
aud Abty IN proportion 10 iss magode both In behalf
the prisoners and the Government and do not doubt
tue aid Of these argyment and the Instructions o the Court
yot VIII be able render inelsen! aud just verdict IN
the ose
Tie jury retired at - p. M, and after being out
nearly three bours retained to the Cou for inftruc
tons upon some points; but as all but one em
brao ed in the Judges charge 1t ID needless 10 repeat
them. That one was whether it was necessary, tC
constitute robbery that the thing stolen should be
intended for the use of the robber. The Court an
swered IL was not, aud the jury again refined.
There being no possibility Of an early agreemen,
of Il jury, the Court, at clock, took recess t
Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

The Government of Vera Cruz has given publicity
to an order from the Mnster OF Justice demanding,
BY return post, information Of what bas been doee
in the case of the assassins Of Capt. Aldbam. The
only answer that can be given IL well known.
Six to eight thousand Indisns arc said to be in
arms at lxmiqupan for the avowed purpose OF ex-
terminating the whites who are living In dismay
from the surrounding villages and la nus before the
fury of this servile insurrection II is difficult to
predict where this movement W i'll end. The piotea-
dos hold the eastern part Of the valley at their mercy
and have recently compited some horrible atrocities
on the defenseess inhabitants.
The Governor of the State of Vera Cruz has signed
contract with Senor Escandon for the construction
of the railroad from Vera Cruz 10 Ofizava, and a
Council Of Advisers has been named for the latter
place.
Geu. Orega's march to the interior appears to be
DELAYED by the sad condition of the roads, which are
Ia such state TO prevent the transfer OF bis ar
tillery.
band Of reactionists have made their appearance
in the State of Zacatecas.
BY a spondenee that has taken place between
the Spsrsh Nice-Consul at Querearo and Gen.
Arteaga, it appears that the Spanish flag has been
actually unfurled by some bands Of clergy forces in
the Sierra. The Nice-Consu declares that be knows
nothing of the motive for this unfurng Of the Span
sh flag.
We have before called attention to the great mum
Der of Spanish officers in the army OF the clergy
"a number which is increasing every day. Their
object eau be no other than TO obtain supremacy
over the MeXcans aud re-ensCt the game oi ST. Do
miogo in Mexico The fact that come Of these clefs
have raised the Spanish flag should be n convincing
proof that there is for other powers TO look
well after the movements of Spain in this quarter.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
ArriIed.

Ship UndAunied lof BOOnl Freeman, Liverpool Sept 20
pa,ted the north Of Ireland on The 3h mas 20 bsss "a
bss,y r,le, fom " w to g. W. the entire passage Oct
Anioas selys Portuguese seaman fell from the ioesopss
Shin Northampton (ot Bsh Elwe Genoa Sc dsys posed
Gbsr Sept y VIA SC.os % 20 s diy . Vsi., tHs Sr Sea-
Flower of Bosto1) bound same te pssseo os Oi'oAn
bouud W. from Cste for Hew.f9 n, os
nJ's and fass to spoHoId, Tss,on Co. Has bad strong
norhery gales with hesvy bead sea- during most oil the pas
" K,e Over tof Por.snd) Dyer Bristol 30 days In bal
40 Cspeu Deano. Oct lar a., Ion %, passed the ship
1iD ,sS1e Bowen of B.morc johnson RIO JsnoO
eept and days from HAMPTON Roads, coffee TO j. L.
bsSle, C. Duncan of Bstb o. London 4s days IN
b,,t TO O. g. Duncan Co. Had WESTERLY weather most oi
Slip lsssrsda York Liverpool Oct B coal and % pass
to s Il CUMBERLAND of Portland Dale Portland days. In
sae Celestial Empire Pierce Liverpool '' days coal and
aSI Beaysr IbT, Of Yarmouth N 81 Uey Glasgow 20
ys coal 70 Brett Son Co.. EIPeaenced heavy westerly
dg%s waSn .;Sae Pnsd suans o ~ a s'
Iork Trsyesr DR. Liverpool Randle RIG Jsnsir0 SEPT
@ eoass % q b.pIhre 5 ri rom Rio Jsneo for baltimore
gsgk Cbe1ale, Andersen Rio Jantro sept 70 via st.
Thomas Oct. ~ in ballast to bhsAno : SSn saeA.
B"x Tyia (Dsnl RO!he, Rio Jansro 20 days. cehes 10 j.
risI:. Bs Princes. Royal DR. Of Bamads NewbOd Bermuda
Rs W Wilson, Obe Ciudsd Bolivar Oct. 6, sndthe river
nh 6ide, &c 20 HaTbeck Co.
nj, Maurico tHol) Schreuder, Curecoa IL days wood
Lide1 &c, TO Dovsle 4 Co.
* Co. ,p.
Schr Ioap shaw Wallace, Elizabethport for Boston.
SeLr Decatur Oaks, Oaks, Providence dsya
sehr Susan r.. jayne, jayne, Rroyidence days
sclr w W. Brainerd, Bowditch, Providence DAY.
sebr e. Voted Dibble, New Hsyen, IA ballast
Schr Ians Steele, Martini Fall River, in ballast
schr Hattie Lee, Couillard, berlin, wood
Sem Newport, Turner Berlin, wood.
Sshr J. Taylor Lynch, Chin cote ayue wood
Schr. Mall, Brewer, Maryland days, wood.
schr. Three Sisters Gray. Virginia days wood
sehr Maryland, Sanford Baltimore days wheat and -four
s.hr. d. Taylor, Lynch, Maryland days wood
Steamer Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia, nidte to j. C
Brggs .p,,
Steamer Nleidon w. D. trAnsport cuinoiJ
steamer Delaware. Cannon. Philadelphia and Cape May
mdse aud pass 20 y. Perkins.
Steamer Rsran, Slower, Philadelphia. mdse to L"per
KhkpAtficks -, -
Steamer Petrol. Young, Providence dse to Edward Byn
Steamer we.chs.ter Jones, Providence mdse to Edwsr
Steamer rsa on. Wilson. Trenton N J.. ndse. to Villas
| jenkins.
aAILED-Oct 29-sbips Chsrmer. San Francisco Ami
Richmond Londont Cneinnatus and VIM. Nelson, Hsvfe
Proeres. Lives pool Bsks Acscis, Dsbn 4. Wright "
Mareies GariaBd Brl Cok Brgs Leyisthsn. siaai Jes
Duncan poh) Cork. schIs Ocesn Bird, Martinique psi
/ vile, bordeaux. -
| Os- 3o--Stesm,hip Cosmopolitan. Havana
WiNp-DurinS The dey >. w,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
Passengers Arrived

n segnrliy CoiunJia ,oss HdranaP. Cana and lady,
H. Eses A. HernandeE X. Lewis J. Hooper II BaIgsn, A.
Hunter, O. NJ somrso, Viners 4. Philirs o. Williams,
5. Meyers H. Stewart 81. fersrn. Mrs Ben and cbid,
Del Ronda T. Grsnds J. Cssicbes, o. A. Cba,iolu. Mrs.
Toesne, Mise NJ. Fontane, q. A Ag1rA, = C.re, Mrs G.
d. Lopez, a. koure, CeroTea, L. GONZALES, MeEs0deS
A. Met olsen, j. Cebaos Gen BraInon u y and seTvt,
A. C0dwe, Nj and Mis- Guyot aud three children, Major
Yald o. i A C. W. Yard. J. NJ Msrtnez A. CsInn- n.
Osrte S. BaeDgsiiu r. Smell, Robinson o. s. n Demor,
Marquis, X 3us.cr E. JammsLd, A. Fitch. Mrs. d A.
Rsldi, T. otsnes, H. Arno. J. sgnor. M oaSne aud d.
Pou.rs
IN sAp Aalie Boi-cn from RIO JoHei,o-CsPt Everett.
sapes ae Of shp Jacob Badger coIdeinned lady child
aud servant. =. MI, 81,
R.ci.AIds and lady.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
DAED.

CREEMERAt South Bergen, NJ j., on fue'ay Vs;s yoS ~
Pb,cbs widow Of William Crremer' ia'o /" """~-s''
N J. IA the S0th year OF her sge "A, ti,, ,,,,,s "A
Tn. friends end relatives o the family are e'p.e"Hy ny aL
G the funei services at tine residence OF heI
lar Wrs ID. B. Messee corner o. Acsoey s'shs ,1 i1
Befsep street South Bergen. Gu FRIDAY neh os'V.
tntrrnsnt ON Saturday morning oy the 1" ooi"eA tram
from Jersey City. - II, - 49,. ..,x
ifIRHE-On Tuesday evening, Oct " FttIick oiarss
,'y. Crosdoney Parish Of kilmore, County Cava Ire
% ~ aud tho.. Of hs sons John James. Daniel and
are respectfully invited TO Aits nd tbs iuuersl nom
h.s. fesideuco No. 3Ol Madison, Of Montgomery
- ..a, 80 ,hJs ssarnoon AZ 1. o'clock.
pfpTin Dorcuestor on Sundsy Oct "a, Lizzie r.. young
WELLS = In Brooklyn. on Tuesday. Oct 20 1861, Mrs.
Fs,her Wells, rellct OF John A. Wells, aged Oh years,
The fend. OF be family respectfully Invited to attend he
fnnera frs No ga Myrtle nosI TomPains avenue
on Friday, at 10 q.
Eswsrk, N. j., papers p,esse copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF EEw-YoRK........ocr %.
Cleared.
sbirs-w.nd.rsr, Forbes, Havrs, WIN.

shir.-w,ndersr Forbes Havrs, Williams Guion VIM.
t. pscott Bell London, h. E. Morgan Nieyi 1ssdaena
(B Te1eu), Hetke, Bremen Charles LnlBg.
Baris-Phio GAliyhtty Falmouth, Jackson Eej Indus
(Brl Gait Corr, ). kenwayi Virginia Ann, Bryant: Car
1snss Brett Son CO.. Edwin, Peterson, Glasgsw j. W.
ElwellS Co
Bng.-Bow (Br) Burgess Halifax ID. r.. Dswolf; Scott
% D. Tuubnu glasgow, Jackson K Nell Leonard ber
ry stu Trinidad. Smith, Jones Cos L. W. Armstrong
Bewne, 81 Johns. p r., ii. Underwood; Ellen, OBren,
Dublin. Boyd 4 Heincken.
sehoonsf.-Lucy A. Orcutt Amsbury. Weymouth. Mass,
Metealf Duncan Sea Lion Arey, ST. Johns. " r., W. s.
Brown - Co Lydia b. Cowpsrhwae, Roger, Lisbon, D.
r. Small, Samuel Gimal, Crowell Boston, W. Lewis
Co EuI hemis. Lee hevsns, \ w Lewis Co.. Northern
Light Lke Phad-phis Feetwood. Caihcart Para bishoI
Y 10. Ocean Wave IockhaTt. Layusyrs, ID. H. De"oL
| eameI-Noyesy, Shaw, Philsdelphis-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-ocr 3O.-Beforc
Justice NELSON.
pliip Allan et al AIT. Schuchardt ct al

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-OCT. D.-BefoTe
Justice NBISos
Philip Allen e, d agt. Schucbardt ct al
The sample Of o quantity of madder was put into
the hand. Of broker "a the city Of NewYo by the defend
AFT, 10 male sas on for them sale was sccorng
the p1s 10 the State Of Rhc" leland upon an inspec
Of Instructions om bis principals The sample bot
bad been forwarded from Amsterdam TO the defendants,
previous be shipment Of the and was the only sample
of g.. good .accomranied g. The msdder In
barrels n the vessel hch h,d NewYok about the
time u the sale The sale made ia he name Of the de
fsndabts their prin ncipal not beir dclosed.
NEIsoy C. il The Il sale Ia ,hi. made
in Rhode leland. and though verbal I. there valid ,se
note l. required IN statute Of Frauds The msdder
the subject OF bs being in NewioA ese where at the
time doe. affect th. qd-stion.
H. The action the for fso warranty f. certainly
hat anqused remedy the Sciion of ssnns havi.g
iasen plsce iei cannot modi'
remedy There oesin advantages TO be gained by the
adoption Of the the other which no, TO
not aver the ics1fe any then In those Of iait
q WI seya >. 'sei East t4s Guilty II, p i0 p
M IN, .ale Of The maddsr sale by .snple vhsre
the puIchsf had cpporuniy 20 eEamre the bulk snd
supple bottle for the purpose Of examining the sce by
Which act Inclined % think they sssnued the
the article a. SpreaIrd tie eye tbe bottle The sale
not ny by sample bat va. obviously n'euded 70 De
snch By h. yrBdof the sample OF The madder preceded the
arrival 4 the bnk fom abroad and no sample accompanied T.
Of tbe brslsS g. eli IN. 100 bsr. subequsntiy shipped
1h.mpe thus foswAdrd was the only furnished
.ettiuE ,tI. ou.,titv cf msdj.r
iv The ,se beiis .sls BY sample. there implied
wsfrsnty tibet the buh equal to n. smple 10 quality
wbich p the evidence 10 h. case II clearly WA ng All
sgfYe ths flo nspecinu o the sample the nsdder ap
pss.d 20 he par, aud uuadueaed. From careful anAysi,
81 ,te bsk BY chemists there an siuersh2n ~ snd
and other foreign suhsncs exceeding thirty per cent This
evidence pepond-fstcs the weight of the testimony
ahroac taken commission. 1hete was no snsst' OF the
article kbso.d
V The kc bead Il the bill Of goods rendered 10
claims fof deficiencies inpertions allowed, unle mao
within seven dayt the receipt OF goods washo, binding
upB the puchsssr The contract complete and tihdil
ul N both psui., before tiis bin we. ds.issIed.
Ia
the having bern rrfpeied abroad before the goods
shipped tbs defendants. ho "ee mee eonssGee
The qneon g. which Of ese Innocent patie- under the
fact, dheased tnrud suffer the l,s ibe question turns
upsn dry rule law and according 10 my view 0i A. the
pslBifs snttsd TO the Jutgnsnt
III. y-ie u taken by consent, suhi ct 20 ad
iustusst ard ,Ls opiaon Of tho Court upon mad
M deduct per h. price paid for ths a. sddef as
the ~ damages Ia this ea@e and give Jadg
meat fos plaintiffs ~ that sun
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ooT. 3o-Beiors
Judge SHiPsAs.
TBE s. }. wARisG SALVAGE CAST.

TBE s. J. wARisG SALVAGE CASE.
wnn TIman al Agt. The Schos \. J. Nurtng. &c.
Tnis case WINS sontinued this morning. The OK.
animation Of Tmsa concluded and wn sseddios,
Of the s,sou "a. ealed to ne Tana lie described the
the plans Of 1nan TO Ieoane her om the pTLe eieS.
l. that TIL man len S'sd5us on deek % watch ,he
master and the ether AAle st-iding was armed wan re-
Amer the fatal bow. had been .',ael he sssled
nj man 10 throwing the bodies OF the dad overload
P,udug stetdinss t.tmony the case was adjourned TO
Ihur.dsy mouins At " o'clock.
PKlZL cAsE-CosFIsclTIOE OF VALUABLE CARGO.
The uuled States egt. The schooner Henry {. booth
This We. eel was originally captured By pHvateer
and ,ahsn toto .I,sr. inlet where ,hs wa. Sssa sn 81
subsequently eeaPtar.d BY The hse, Lsne and sen, s h,
nd s.rSo whseupon the vessel vroei Of
tlsi oyst, upon wheh the Count this morning gan.ed De
ere sstution No claimant sppesrns iot Ihe Cargo dc
cree ol coLhscati1n wAs entered
hOTICE TO TN BAR
Notes Of issue for the November term must be hief
on or before Fdlay November In order that they may TAX
their proper places oa the Csl.ndar'
SUPREME CoURT-CaA@Bsa'-ocr. 9o,-Bsfere Ju'tle'
SUTHEKLsEp.
IslONs.
Frank V. Hartshorne ngt. VIM. Graydon ct al
Motion deuied with 81 costa
MarI Levy 4 al eat. MsIk Cesr E. aLSlotlon denied
Wm A Consnt ast. wm. H. caIhaIt-Mosion granted OF
payment Of slg costs Of oppesing
ttvatef sgt. Ripey-MOtion denied
The People cI rel Els,on agt hobnson- -Csr'iofui al
rhsbs Ann waterbury sst Allen E, LMOtion for wit
H. re- application Of FTeeaud Kortrsht IN relation TO ih
estate of John H. korIi,h deceased -keisenco ordered
DAYTON uobefl esq, 20 nk- proofs &c.
Ieiorr Justice B.RSARp
Palmer Assgree sgt Elisha snrdity Vour o'het o~'cp
Motion deui,d, with tlO costs ,,-
Hunt IT a! sgt Chapman slMotion for appointment
receiver granted pro,drd paiaiia. within Ten ds pe.sn
10 s bopd In tue pensty Of 800 conditioned TO pay 81
dAnae. that have already may hereafter BE- sustained
Of the appointment of receiver IA case pam
IN. DO nos comply within days, motion denied, WIN .
co.4, aud inJuneiion Dissolved
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcilL TgRa.-Oet, SO-bsiors
Juhtice bOFFbAss
DECISIONS.
WIN. Quinn agt. Thomas Herbert, ct a'--Mouoi
10 Dissolve deued with $40 costs L. .,,td =,
Albert L. Peck agl. VIM Wisn'-osder to be se'led o'
Mo.e. Chamberlain ast. wm. d. sal'bury-JadsHshs 10
plaintiff
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
MaRIsIED.

mr. ,rtrNAuAM-TALLNAN-O Thursday, Oct ~ A. me
II.I cbutch Hammond street by the key ~ ~ 4,
Coca RoLt II. Dillingham; to Juhe,, Souhso'' p""s"'' "
Cart John n Tallman all Of Ibis sly n, so 1851 Al
IkMbELET-HAL0iN-On IL WEDNESDAY, pc. i - t,"hn,s,
Trinity Chnreh by the Rev Johu Pgves L0as 0Ahoo''
ofs.fxerland 10 Miss l. Halop ofFranco.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
sIBUNE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1851

wIGGINs-In this city on Wednesday, Oct so ofconsomp
ou Joseph. eldest Of James and Margaret issos
the sd year Of his age.
The relatives friends NJ the family invited 70 attend
the funeral Friday, Nov. At p m NO. oi norm
Moore street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
Adversisemertl
Az MANY PERSONS ARE BRgKEN UP in BV0l.

sss they should what they cen do best before en-
gazing In so,uethng new FowLsBS WxLIs make Phhseo
ioae,L ExssIs Gros. dAly, st No 3oe Broswv s'stns
las, she Information needed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY. :,
SrpnKag CouRI-CfBCUiT-Part I-No cAieh-
a al. mo- Gaze on trial calendar Of shoh causes sof
Erday will DO called a. usual
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

MARRIAGE OF Isabella HISKLgY.-To-day ouS
favorite prima donna, Isabella Hinkley, was mar
ried TO Signor Susini, the primo 60sso OF the ssso-
eiate artists. Ttey will Immediately proceed -
PHILADELPHIA, and thence TO Baltimore, whtr they
are to appear in opera on Thursday, the 3lst inss
Their next Appearance will be In Washington. On
Friday and tfey will then give second perform
ance on SATURDAY ia Baltimore. We suppose shs
Anticipated departure OF these two popular artists "
lEvenns Poss, Oct %.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

CoRovxRs' CAsys.-Yes'er,ay Coroner Jackmen
held AN uoue. 81 the Fourth Precinct Station House on IL
body of an unk woman srtbty aoout - years of aes
bich az In the tnoroughiare In New Chabrs nees
Pe. street The Jury rendered verdict Of death nom In
temperance - -. ,.....s
on the body Of james Brady, recently Iedent OF Troy
H sppesIs that deceased entered the onc- o. UT New.
ION No % Eat Eighteenth street, Tuesday aitcuoon IN
quest Of medical aid and being taken WITH sudden heaofns&s
of the lungs he expired 10 few minutes
Ye,ercs, Coroner Gamble held inquest on the body
AN uuknows man hch found floating 10 the nser %
island Ho appeared 10 be ABOUT ~ years Of ss
about feet inches n hight OF stout hnid had shors
bron hair and dressed In brown coat light eoiors6
We black pants and check shirt The jury rendered ver
4 sEcoSp WARD OFFICER IN TRouBLE.-On
Tuesday evening Fznsunce Of the Second Precinos
nv some fell into the hands OF o. hs
eow-oaicers. and conducted TO the station House
where upon endng IN front the desk he used nsoent snd
abasive ngusgeto Sergeant Kelly also striking hiu 'evs1
blow 10 tho eye Ths obivous policeman wsKiof moro
formidable taxed the exenn Of several Of the officers o.
hand in their effort take him below He YVES taken oetors
Justice Brennan the Tobs Police Coa yesterday noron
and no complaint being made against hi he disohsf I'd
He soon ie into the hands oft Police Commsonsr wns
will probably dispose Of his case due to fi,sm,ase
ssy that eec shrewd end seccessui emcst
He formerly Ward Detective, ia which service no as
tinguished himself His oonduc ts eeccsioa sooxo'
OF gnazerlent 10 his friends
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