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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-08-14
New Hope i'm an Uproar--Party Among
the Fancy--A Policeman Shoots an
Observation-Disclosures. DC.

New Hope in an UprOar--Party Among
the Fancy--A Policeman Shoots an
Irishman--IncideGts,& DC.
On Saturday evening last, the very
ancient and quiet Borough of New
Hope, Pa, was the scene of stirring
events which have been detailed to us
by an individual "booked up" in the
matter
It appears that previous to Saturday
evening, invitations were issued for a
grand party to be given at Mrs. Quig-
ey's, in Mechanic st. At the usual
hour for the assembling of such a grand
affair, quite number were present.
A policeman was stationed at the door,
to keep order, and see that no improper
persons gained admittance. Soon af-
ter the party assembled, colered gen
tleman stepped up to the door anxious
to know what was going on. He was
ordered by the policeman to "move
on" which he did not do, and conse-
quently the said policeman pitched him
off the stoop. Next came white
gentleman who was also anxious to
see "the elephant" and demanded adj
mitt ance, which was refused by the
policeman at the door. The gentle
man then insisted upon going in, and
while words were passing tie police
man put his hand into his pocket and
drew out a pistol, whereupon the gen.
tleman struck the policeman terry-ble
blow upsetting his equilibrium. AS
the policeman fell, his pistol discharged,
the ball entering the hip Of an Irish
men, who was spectator. The white
gentleman then picked the policeman
up and threw him on the fence, and
began to pummel him soundly, and it
is said would have severely injured
him had not been for those present
The policeman then made hasty re-
treat. By this time the party had
broken up-it may be said in row.
But the affair did not stop here. It
seems that quite crowd collected at
the Delaware Bridge after the party
had broken up. A couple of ladies
accompanied by gentleman residing
on this side of the bridge, who had
been at the party, entered the bridge
on their return home, when some per-
son in the crowd bnocfed down the
" gallant " of the ladies, who picked
himself up, concluding that self presor-
walton was the first law of nature, and
took to his heels, leaving the ladies
and his hat behind him, while he ar
rived safe and unframed on the Jersey
side Another gentleman started
over the bridge to ascertain the dibs-
Guilty and he shared tbs same fate as
the first
There was no one injured except
the freshman, and it is said there is
some doubt as to his recovery he hav-
ing received dangerous wound.
Several Of the parties were arrested
ON Monday, but we have not learned
the result Of the examination.
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From Mount Airy.

ErOm MOUNT AIRY.
A short time since we attended a
Pic Mic held in the Grove near Bar
bere' Station, which was given by the
ladies of Mount Airy. An excellent
dinner was provided in the Grove, and
the day passed off pleasantly. Sing
ing, dancing, &C., were freely indulg-
ed in. After leaving the Grove many
Of the company repaired to the hotel
of Mr.. T. G. Young, at Ringoes,
where an elegant supper was got up by
that worthy host, which was partaken
Of by the large party present.
A large company was present at the
Grove, and the day passed off in man
ner long to be remembered by those
who participated in the festivities on
this occasion. Yours, &C.,
THE SCOUT.
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Williams Hotel, New Brunswick.

In another column will be found
the card of Williams Qate Stelles')
Hotel, opposite the R. r. Depot,
New Brunswick. This house has be-
come so popular and well known I'M
der the management of the present
proprietor, that it is unnecessary to
comment at length upon the merits of
the establishment. Suffice it to say
that it is conducted in the best posi-
BILE manner, as thousands are willing
to testify, and we would advise our
numerous readers that when they 20
that way to drop in and see Mr.
Williams if they aesire to be hand
somely entertained.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-08-14
Haptisttown zouaves.

Baptisttown Zouaves.
The following are the officers elect
ed for this company, which is in o
Aourishing condition
Csptatn-Jeremiah Hesth.
First Lieutenant Durham ArnWine.
second = Martin Bells.
orderly Ssrgeant-W esley Brink
Drumrner-Joh Dalrymple.
g Ensian--W William Webster.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-08-14
Lecture.

Lecture.
We learn that Mr.. E. @. Romine,
late of the University at Lewisburg,
Pa, will deliver Lecture on Astron :
omy in military Hall, "Sergeantsville,
on Monday evening, August 10Th, at
s O'Clock. Mr.. Romine is a young
gentleman Of ability, and no doubt
will entertain and instruct his audience.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-08-14

II AIDES and GENTLEMEN, call and see
Ia our stock Of Goods before purchasing else
where, as We can show you the largest stock and
title cheaper than any other house in this city
ap10 CARVER & WILLIAMS.
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The Barber shop.

The Barber shop.
The Barber shop is a curious and
suggestive institution, and intert sting
to the philosophical observer. They
are Of all degrees of gentility, from
the professional artist" who shaves
only gentlemen," to the scraper of
coal heavens chins 1t is amusing to
drop into one of them and watch the
manipulation of the presiding genius,
and the ill-concealed Impotence of
the gents who are waiting for their
turn The former is now in his glory.
He is monarch Of all he surveys, and
knows that the unshaved individuals
that surround him are at his mercy.
But he is not proud, and will take a
sixpence upon provocation. Behold
him as he shampoos the head of some
fast individual who was cup late !"
on Saturday night. How he makes
the cool fluid hiss as it descends upon
the red hot caput, and then, with
what frantic energy he gets up ter-
rife lather on the same See him op-
perate on little, fnical, foppish
gentleman, who would be Mortified at
such treatment as the other has un-
dergone. How delicately he takes
the nose of the exquisite between his
thumb and forefnger, and how lightly
he makes the razor glide over the cal,
lous surface of the youngling's skin.
How admirably ye barber-maD adapts
himself to his customers, and after all
he seldom does more than make a
naSSahla living at the hest of times
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AfHs-----@-A----------'--A l>---s------
Brief Mention.

For list of letters remaining
in the Post Office, see second pag3.
There is ne news of impor-
tance from the seat of war.
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INAUGURATION

HAVING recently taken the above estab
lishment, which has been re-ftted and re
stocked, the subscribers would inform theil
friends and the public that they have on hand
and are constantly in receipt Of large assert
ment of
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
SOTTU AMERICA.

From The Panama Star and Herald Oot "a.
The i. ). n. Co.'S steamer Lima, Capt. Henry
VIVID, arrived at Taboga at q. on tie I'D inst.
From Chill we have little news Of interest. On
the lst inst the French steamship Internal, lying Ia
the Bay OF Valparaiso, caught fire. and hnaily the
maRsziue exploded, blowing the ship TO atoms, but
fortunately not life was lost although several per-
sons were wounded. The British storeship Nereus,
Which was anchored close TO the Iniernal suffered
considerable damage, and some OF the crew were H.
iured.
I In Lima considerable excitement prevailed on &C
count of the elections, and row occurred, during
which the troops fired on the crowd, Killing, report
says, from TO % persons.
To RE E5it5,r Of The Panama star and Herald
GEsTLEMEg: The excitement here, conseqnent
upon the election for Presden. aud Vice President,
which commenced yesterday, absorbs all other In
ersse. Business is almost entirely suspended, mer-
chants being the slert to close their doors on the
first iniimation of disturbance. Another Candidate
for the Presidency is now in the field, DIR. Juan
Manuel del Mar, who is also regarded the
Peoples candidate. Echinique viii probably
obtain niajori.ies in Arequpa, Taca, Mo-
guegna, Cusco, Pima, Ayacuchs, and also
will obtain q large vote IN Lima and Csllao but to
insure II II be Necessary for the nartsans
of DIR. Mar and technique TO coalesce, which they
probably will do. In fact, I tLink that DR.. Mar bas
peen put forward by the friends OF technique simply
Sc blind in order to organize their forces without
eucouuteripg the opposition they would otherwlse
eYpect 10 receive from Government. small hght
was aaugurated in Lima yesterday, simply to Justify
he presence OF military force which has since been
kept con s,apily or guard.
/ ltarn that Mr.. George petrie, the agent Of the
j. 8. n. Company is now IN Valparaiso making ar
rapqemenis for new line of steamers for the South
Pacific aud South Atlantic coasts via Straits OF Ma
gellan.
j understand that the Eug'isb Government grants
@ sui sidy Of $50 900, and The Company expect TO
receive an equal amount from Brazil, Buenos Ayrss,
Chill, and Peru.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

Mr.. Jons n. SrrAnss, the Peoples candidate for
connty Clerk in Brooklyn, ia man who ought to
eomu,and the united support of the loyal people Of
Kipgs. Though a lifelong Whig and Republican,
1.ear wha. the Democratic Brookiyn Eagle says oi
him: -
Tsx PyorLE's CAgDInAry Yoa CorNTr CIrBK Tho Poo
ple,s candidate for County Clek "a JchnE. stcarns NJ
s,sarns the Publisher and proprietor OF Merrys
lie "a conservative Republican, hold ANY Once
never took prominent part in politics lie Is nisa ~
every entitled 10 Lhe confidence OF the taspaycfs u
M the Office Of County Clerk siactohy Against ms ehN
eeter weTd said. lie l. active you ai sons
Identified with the most gacefuhywriten nssh1lhe % .'
class 10 the connisy, and never received dolei iV @
c Office. Ills personal character bcn8 above fepoaen ~
Oh Of thon know better rslso nue n
cry ssainst hini by calling hin Abohnoh,t dHs %
d,ssScJs, for instance, Ho ID IepaVean o. vac
ultra Abolition GIrpe, spd such has a"as. a1tea. &
II We be not gos,ly mistaken he was one OF those
who sisisisd Ia getting up IN Broohyn tha spohe'ss OF
Cook tho accompico Of John Brown "a the ssLas OF 9
Very aud who sypaed his treason on the saow, i
.sh hmeas ss'y probably actt oe bro" 'tH 'h' 's'e
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

There was only one bid, and that for only a small
amount for the $4,000 Croion stock, which has
been advertised for time the bids 10 he opened
to-day. Heretofore this stock has gone of brskly,
but when Government pays 3-lO y cent interest,
il is not surprising that capital does not Geek invest
ment in stock paying but cent. The sJOo,VOO
was taken BY the Sinking Fund.
The Bank Statement to-day shows continuance
Of contraction of loans the result Of Ieimbursements
by the sub.Treasury from sales Of Treasury Notes,
snd loss Of about n million Of specie. The de-
posts fail off from the same reasons as the loans
The condition of the specie reserve is a mot en-
couraging feature Of the statement thowiug that the
bold and patriotic step of the banks in coming TO the
relief Of the Government iu August was lot only
patriotic but safe and profitable. So long rs ea-
changes with Europe continue TO prevent foreign
specie drain we see no reason Why the banks should
not continue 10 10 Government banken, TO tho great
advantage Of both GoveInmt. I and bsnls.
The following is comparative statement OF the
condition of the banks OF New-York City, Oct. 20
and Nov. 2:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
THE STEAMSHIP CITY OFNEIV-YORK

The following is the log of The new steamship CITY
of New.york, just arrived from Liverpool at New
York:
Oct 2J-Variabo, lao p passed tie noea 20 ais
charged the pilot of Bell Buoy 1870, oil South sscS strong
southerly gale snd iain - , ,,,o NH c,.., .u.h,
wind. aud cloudy ils, Of Roehes Point l.S p M an
cbor "A 425 weighed end proceeded foo
pllot I'd Roches Polut i020 west OF Fastnet
os 25--Vahable course, Soo Wi distance, 100 niies
M SIC ia lon I3o IA light westerly breeze and heavy ~ W.
!. an ~, ooo IT,. l.. ROO "a, Ia, 90
ll' isbt wind and heavy westerly swell 80. a., - .oo
QT-Southi s. B35 W.. 2bf miles, ia % rs, ION -
dc Sssouthess: s. T5o WI 2s5 nosris. 49, 2s, lon
aGo n; light airs and cloudy. .. ,o,,. L.. no .a,
Oct 2g-Calu ). s9@ WI Jtf niiesi s' ~ ~ "
calm aud sultry. o,,, oas ,,,. L, ,so Ia IA,
SIC pS light breeze aud dense !9s ,o 40 -, Ia,
Oct g. Southeast 30 w S0o '"hes' 'a" " 80 ''
s7o 10 light breeze and dense fog, ,oo "a, -, e,o
Nov f-Vsfiblc; 5. $50 w. 2s niles a a. 50 ION o'
oi gh breeze AMI strong north west eeze and e<ss
Nov IN a. T.; S. 66o w. jci miles lat. " 81 lon
100 a3', frs.h brs eze and cloudy. , , 3, >, ,
Eoy An E. \, B8o W.; I'll miles 70 ssnuy uook !
ten, Gale and dark cloudy weaher $3.50 p M, slowed en-
s midnight sounded In 10 fsthon4i liio received plot
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Thursdsy Oct, 81 1897.
Five companies of California volunteers bs'e
sailed for Oregon
The house plasterers Of San Francisco made Q
united demand of IS per cay, and the wages were
conceded.
The treasure shipments are small on account OF the
large remittance Of Treasury Note drafts. :,
yhe ship Neptune Car has been libeled on the ale
CATION Of James Wright Of Alabama being part
owner.
Dates from Hong Kong to Sept. IA have been rs-
eeived.
Tho Emperor OF China died on the 22d Of August.
The market rues steady Sales of Butter at l5c Candies
du Crushed Sugar: sales OF 0c0 bbls ic Spirits,
Wines ard Tobacco have received considerable stenon
within tie las ten days The majority Of imports have been
neglected.
SAs FRAycIsco, Saturday Nov. I, 1851
Arrived, goth, siD N X. Palmer Hong Kong; lst, ship
Boston Light, New York daring heavy Il
iAy 10 throw overheard 100 Of her cargo of Cope Horn
Sailed steamer Golen Gate for Psnsms with upward Of
600 in treasure IL army ocers, 100 soldiers and 300
other passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
Proposals.
PROPOSALS. for BEEF CATTLE on the

tyhOBOCAIS 1Or DtIEI A-Al LIZ oH tut
II HOOF.
SEALED PROPOSALS for supplying 20 the Government
COCO BEEF CAraLE the HOOk invited The 18th da!
of Noyember 1851 ~ O'clock The Ca'O 20 be deiv
cred Wasbiugtou City The 30th day Of November 1861
or thereafter the Government direct. The
bids to be directed Lieut.. s. C. GREEN A. c. s., Z. 3
A 223 est Wellington City fudoTsed Pl0Pos2lz
SEALED PROPOSALS Slso invited till the 18th
day OF November, 96l at oclock P M for supplying the
Government AGO head Of BEEF CATTLE on the HUOF.
qbe Cattle be delivered at Harrisburg Pa ibe 3sh Of
November 1851 thereafter the Government nsy
direct The bids 20 be directed 10 Lieut. b. BARROLL,
a. C. S, T. "a, No 2-S Gst, Washington, d. g. and IL
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited til tire 18th ofEoyern.
ber 1851 az o'cloek for supPying 900 head Of BEEF
CATTLE 70 TIE Government The Cse 20 be delivered
shs Jth day OF lsnuy 1852 thereafter the
direct, at either 3ok, Chamber burg OF
HsrbaTs Pa. the Government may direct The bids 70
be directed 70 Major A BECkNifH, {. =, U. s. A, No
a23 & st Washuglcn ID. C.. and iudoTsed Proposals"
to itself the light TO IN Treasury
Noss and to reject euy bid fox any NO bic viii be
unless the bidder IL present TO respond t. his bid
Eseh lot Cattle delivered hs At least 800 lbs
sross weight snd emma VIII be received which weighs
Ee=s than 600 los. gross weight.
FORM OF BID.
l. 4 T. do hereby propose deliver to the Government
rood Beef Cattle the Hoof o per hundred los gross
weight Tho Cattle be delivered at sccoIdi 70 the
terms Of iucosed advertisement The Cattle 20 be weighed
scales and weight deterinedto be the purchase
weight hereby agree give good 0nt sucieni bond 70!
the ulftut o the contract and 20 receive Treasury FVes
ar other Government fund. in payment for tie Cattle
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
AMERICAN SHIPMAsTERs' AssocIATIos.-The fol-
lowing additional list of approved officers have rs-
ceiyed certificates from tbis Asso, istion:

AMERICAN SHIPMAsTERs' AssocIATIos.-The fol-
lowing additional list of approved officers have re-
ceived certificates from tbis Asso, istion:
Captain Ezra B. Robbins, schooner :. O, Colyer ~ kAJ
Captain Charles Folsom late Of Dark Oak Hin.
C'pisin wm. Cs.hns Of ship Msm:[opees sSen.
CAPTAIN Charles II. Frisbee, of ship Jacob DELL
Captain wm. I. Brown. aie Of brig Hsnnsa Esstis
Captain FTederck GOrhain. Of a Up orphev..
Captain John l.. Bryant, Of bark Nirgiaia Ann
Csttain Wm. $. Frost OF ship Express -
Captain LeSa'Td W. w. ho,oo 4 ,hiR SisrIi r;r Ms''a
csppsin spm WIam Viii K. Brsdi.S ia,e Of .hp A,bur0s
Captain sydney Ashby Of bark o.li
Captain John bennington Of bark Mustang
Captain Warren Ray, Of bsk NJ. c: Dyer.
Captain Henry L. Townsend q .bip OhSnlIo0' SnI
SsPPsi sPsiia Jalaos Rosci. sts Of .hp y SANDER
Csp.in y..sph w Law,ssso % ., .sph ~ pphis s'sI Wizard
Captsin Bepjsnln IL. smitb Of bark Ms.de
Captain VIM Lester. q zip fl,iss o.i1e~
cspisn Isaac scoaci schr. Msrgsre. Johnson w. Ltc
Captsn ohm Porter of brig Carolina
Cap,sin James J. Humphrey. Of ship Ceres,
Captain Chares q. Baker, late Of Cromwelis steAnss.
CAPTAIN James y. jenkins, bark Gnpeshot.
Csa PANEL 1TI%SS H.S, 'SSP SiP2 GSaSss i,. Queer.
Csptain Seth Desns late Of .hip Hesbert Se.
Csptsin Alfred posne, ship Lndeayor
Caits.l Edward WLl,ebuE.i, OF brig Araeela
Captain John r. Roberts Of shp under"riser
Csp.a!n Charles Morton, Of bark Mary Lee.
csp:Sia l,nc Dinon, Of brig samuel Wsleh ". &A)
Captain George Dew hurt, late OF chip Nahoo.
Castain Freeman Crosby, late ofship Arab, &c.
Captain Themss X. Clifford te OF ship Patrick Henry.
Csptsin IsziGh Fourier Of schooner w s. lisdae IT, ~
CAPTAIN James u Bel OF ship William repscctt.
Captain Edward Hawkins schooner Neyins tFGAl
Cspsin Charlos Peterson, OF big RsssBsdor (W. l. CD
Captain William q. Ross, bate Of brig Judge Blsaey.
Cap,siu Isaac b. Pinkhaln lsto OF bark Arcsna
CAPTAIN Ciem,B' p. jayne, of ship GGmecock.
Captein Cherries ScAadela Of bark Clara Rosa Sgel
Captain Henry J.. Hepburn. Of ship lnvineibe.
CAPTAIN Simon Hawkins late Of echo Autumn ts1A
Captain William McGloin. isto OF bark X. .pid wv C)
Captain Fred B. Lsnsston Of ship PaIeus.
Captain Charles de Ssmes .s- cf scfoorer Rescns, 10
Captain John Landetkin, o. slip Mount Bauc.
Mate Theodore Joncs, Of ship Jscob Bell.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

nen unrue but very who res.sert DO know that
is IslEe Mr. 5tearns old line Wbig; he 10 now ne
publican 10 polcs he stands with The conssrvatiye mefo
ber' Of ha party and is opposod TO The extension OF ss's
lie knew Cook, he attended bis foneral he
never though. Of doing he not IN Brooklyn when
the burial took Place IL proper to say that there John
funeral and II that be crime be aud not John " Stesrns
responsible for H. The candidate for County Clerk reiA
and has butiness oib0r connection with him. John
M Sesrps and the unfortunate Cook In the lsv
Office Cook having studied law under Mr. John NJ Stearns
and be crime TO attend he funeral Of an associate let ire
seeessiop avn pathizers make the moss Of It.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

ATTENTION, Sons or MAssAcRUsErrs--A meet
ing of the Sons of Massachusetts, is called for 10.
morrow Tuesday Nov. 5, at room NO. ~ As'c'
House, at o'clock, TO foru' Committee ana choose
Mashals for special service there TO De announced
Az this is an important meeting, it is hoped there
will be large attendance OF the Sons.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
CUPHFME COURT, City aud County Of New

SUPHFME COURT, City aud County OF New.
- Yott-JAEE KNOWLES Plaindh, sgsin't w LILLIAN
C. JOHNSON Defendant ioi m9aeJ
a. Johnson: You are hereby summoned ana required 20
snswsr the compliant 70 bis scon which vii De hed tne
foe Of the Cls!k Of teCity and County Nt~.i ~ e
lsty Hall In city, to copy o your 20
ssid complain. subscriber hs oiher = O. 20 bJous
r. Civ o Newly ors Ehin twenty days after e ,eIve OF
this saIsaoa oD you lTe Of tho dsy osngh
aud Il yoa fsl the ssld compliant wtnn we le
sfor.sL III plaintiff sction will take Judgement sgsn'1
you fo tie san Of thoassud dollars win ntees, en
thoIsxrd hundred and fifty doiaTs nom the ~. oy 20 o.
Jans Zoo nd ntsesl on seven LandTod and my coa IoH
tee rt; day Jsassry 1854 besee the costs OF "a"
Ds,sd kuguat 9 l6tL -, ..a, Co.,.
No. 353 Broone-s st. n. Y.
Tire complain. In this sctlon tled In the Ohce ei tho
erk The Cy aud Comfy Of New or in The StsA o. 'e
YOt the lek dsY Of August 1901 8. the Ciy hs IN 'o
' L. u. PERT, Plslnhd's Attorney,
,aie tsv,sus No. 338 Rroomost n. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

SECOND WARD RATIFICATION MFEriSG'-M .
meeting OF h3 second Wtrd .ppecsn Association, sss,a
tons ~aI sdoped rs Ing tie LEion Coany "a Az si;sss
tickets non nins,ed by tie Republican Cesny ~ S. WssS ~
cast Lis 20 strengthen the hsn't I .i -
- he , Of CensI.,s ~ every section Of our soopesy
seyerpl speeches made In supPo's ~ s1 $3.50 -
aDd the nte.ins throughout WAS eh"'''''F'" " ~"
thu sspm.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
Esaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT-CIIY AND C0gETY
- or MISUNDERSTANDING n. PAC1ARD sad
DARWIN X. JAMES plaintiff, sssipst SAMUEL OIL
BERT ard w. II. PLUMhER, deeadsad, Summons for
. money demand contract. tCou no. ser) To the de-
fndsais above used and each Of thSl You hereby
Summoned and TeqsiIed 70 snsw the compliant In tis
City and Couay Of New-i9/- on the third day Of June,
1851 Of he City Hal u ssid City ard to seTve copy
Of your 20 ~ ssid complaint the subscriber
s1 bis ooe pgt/sr fourteen Wssreet. IN the City u
New York w1, twenty days after Tie service o. IN. lEa,
you exclusive Of The day Of treh eIyce end n
So m % susweg the ssd complaint within the time tfhe
1 tA plsiu;ia IN this Scsn viii take judgment ag asI
ca for the hundred aud d0ars tnd twenty
eight $50 ~ with Interest on one hundIe1 ana
foaT dollars and twenty r cents fFlfi S5 nom aty t
one thousand hundred and sIyone and nieres on one
hundred and sIgysx dollars aud two cents Tioo ~
yauugry h one thousand eight bundled sS5pIe bs,ls'
tbe s,;t and dbUTseents of this sccnDsed New foTA
;rne al ieI JOHN 81. EMERSON,
NJ, 81 I.SsG,x No psinih Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

CUPREstE COURT, City aud Countyof New
- York-ELIZABETH SLATER tsainN tENht oha :
TIP 10 the defe3dant ebove named: You arc tersty
mosed and required 10 snsweI the compliant N i.s Ss ~
which was Gle Office OF the Clerk o ths Oy sna
County Of New York a. the City Hal IN the Ciy o. HsS %
ferk STATE Of New-YoIk the hiih csyo AGsas'l 70.
s1d 70 copy Of YOU answer q The sAia
The sbschber at bis oce No. 10 Wastreet NJ .s Wv! oi
Ne~-fOk within welsy days after the 'e vice o. WI
you exeu live of the day Al such service; era
s.i to ths sid complaint within te i1e
nc Plsintd in -is action wi apply 20 The Coft iof e
1ef demanded In coTaplsinIDsttd Mex Auss'
9th 1851. p " C{JTLER Plaintiff = Attorney.
Oe-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
ports of breadstuAs TO Europe for the week are 245
557 bushels Of grain and "a, ,362 harrels Of -four.
The following State Stocks are now advertised for
sale, on account of the Bank Department Of Wiscon-

The first cargo Of new Malaga fruit arrived at Dos
ton Saturday, in the bark Young Turk, Capt. Hard
ing, which left Malaga Sept. 90 and paced through
the Straits, Oct. 1. Her cargo consists OF H. iOo
boxes, 100 half boxes 5l00 quarter boxes, and 100
casks raisns, eco boxes lemons and % kegs grapes.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

To SarpMasTGRs-Capt. Marschalk of the bark
Rapid, from Vera Cruz, arrived on Monday morning.
reeommendsall shipma,ieTs bound down tue Gulf OF
Mexico 10 90 well armed, he made the passage out
aud tack without seeinga United States vesselofwar
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

sra,u PROM MARTNIqUE.-TheBr.ish schooner
Blanche, from 81, Pierre, Martinique. arrived yes-
teuay with 10 hogsheads and 80 barrels of sugnr,
which ia the first cargo of the kind ever brought 70
an American port from the French possessions.