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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

Railroad, Preferred, 25s2jli Reading Railroad 500
ISL; Michigan Central Railroad, 4so 5i Mlc'nsan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad i'i"i4'
Michigan sou,her,l and Northern Indiana Guaranteed
ao2 aSll. psnar., Railroad Company, 1904 alOJii
I,nois Central Railroad Scrip, CO. 1865 Gslens and
G. cago Roilross, 69s ao93; CIeVennu ',r
Rai,ood Ia 3Ols Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
4.IaA4i. Cbica.!, Burlington and Quincy Railroad.
81 aG3. illinois Central Bonds, 7s. 92a93.
There il not nigh movement IN Exchange anu r''eS
are rattle, weas.
Freighs are rs gulsri small vessels are scarce ana
wanted. To LSerpool the engagements comprise
"a coo btsb. NE.at in ships bags at 1 I'd. a lld.i
Oh GOO brsh. Corr l0id in bulk, and l0ld. Ill bags
N tnns i{eavy s lods at 27s. Cd. To London: 100
pko.. Lsf2 and } l-on at Zoe. To Havre 4COO bbls.
orr at &c; IsEOO bush. Wheat in shippers bags at
oic. TO gremeIs 200 hhds. Tobacco ut 4cs To Ant
werp: 900 BIZ. Flour ut "a. A Britsh big was
chartered to Cos ana nartet with 1900 bu,h.
Wheat ou privaS terms and two ships to Hsyre,
with WI at, at Sc. in lppers bags.
The bu mess fahs Sub-Treasury Recepu,N :
81 LOO JJ-Cus ms, 8, JU0i Treasury NoIes, $j,'
$4,000; Paymts, $685. 37 %; Balance, slG,-
2,692l y,
TIE second vSek of September on the st. Louis
ID. die
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF aEw-foRX.....
Cleared.

slip.-rsS sbd Ella Morse, HARE, Eesmlth scnsi Ne
rsian Putnam, Liverpool, Spohors lilies on x Co.
Bari-J Godfrey Clara, Anion h, ~akeusn. Dimoa Ca
Bnrs-Issbel buermsn lamps raglr Il. Murray, JLi VIA
TOR. Hssken. Phisd,l. Da Brett, Son Co
Schoou.r.-EqUagor, A,b<ny, Na-sai, Epeasj Paapor
Horton Nayseilles and Ps-ruo ScEnid Woodoury Jeia
A Halock PedIick Broodhav.n. l. T.. Van Brunt ssshs
Charles Coleman Tsunton Ne~lok Good ell Bo'ton vic
tory (Br) GsBtr Eleuth.rA, J. Eness Vorohlyea nity
baltimore Kenny Red Jacket P Boson Mary A. Nor
gan Bedel Fort Monroe, NJ. Bedl. Warner thsPr'an
New. Haven; Statesman, Mott Or tom WsshinTen
Slocp-Rob Roy Mathis, Lul. Fog harbor.
ssssmer-AidA Robinson. PhisoepaiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20


An extract from ThompsoRs Reporter says
"Tbo Mo,ris Coppty Rsnl Mor.owu ~ j. .. thrown on,
IN Wal street to-day The Esq HsTboT BANK oi Ns"'s't!
also thrown out"
The following Is an Advertisement, Of the Memphis
aud Ohio Railroad Company:
FHriGHr AeHSr's OFyIoR, MEyPHr. Sent s, 1881
The rolling s'ook Of this Company heins ioqnued lo
rght win not be received for shipment NON tLis
'-.'D 1-'' '"''-'' JAS TALLMADGE, JE.. Agent,
At Philadelphia there very active business
done yesterday ut the Mint. Subscriptions 10 the $50
T. cent loan amounting 20 81, j63, were received
Also 81 the Associated Banks, account OF the hfy
millions loan another 10 cent insiamepi Of $50. GEO.
and reimbursed TO the rame banks tlOi 100. Demand
Treasury Notes are redeemed in gold and readily paid
out sgsin-some people preferring them TO the coin.
Tho AsHstsut Treasurer redeemed yesterday sxiy.
day Treasury Notes amounting TO si74,S7i.
The Bank II Charleston Va. after protracted effort
70 keep itself sa has be-B finally sunk by Secession
Il wac always q very weak sister. What lt,le was
left Of tie Concern in the way Of capital, has been
Transferred TO Richmoud by the President and this
ends the Bank OF Charleston.
A di,paich from tle General Western Freight Agent
of the NrW-York Central Railroad 70 tie Agents Of
the DAYTON and Michigan RailroSd, in Cincinnati
nouncrs that on and after the 9Th int. rate. viii be
advanced fr,rn Lake Enc porte, follows: To New
York Flour 75c. y bill, fourth ehss 81 ic hundred,
a. Boston, Flour DC. fourth elias i2!c; and 10 Al
bsny Troy, ssd Schenectady, Fiyur 70c. fourth class
&c. This is AL advance Of &c. hundred and SC.
Flour rn the pfefout current rAes ffOm Lac rort-
The following are the GrAin receipts al Chicago for
the ua.i week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20
COLrIsros Brrwrrs TIE Hosox,r Fr,.y Roar,

COLLISION BErwFEs THE HosoKEx FERRY Bears.
"A violent collision occurred between q pavooa
avenue ferry boat and the Paterson, of the Hoboksu
line, carly on Wednesday evening" by which the latter
wss badly damaged. TIE boats were crossing the
river in opposite directions, and te bow Of the Payonia
avenue boat struck the whee'-houss and crashed in
the gentlemens cabin breaking through the large tim
bers. There but few passengers on board sni no
one was injured. IL Is stated that the engine Of The
Pavons avenue boat was not stopped until after the
collision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20
ArrlHed.

Shin Marianne Notssbohm Lamb Liverpool 10 days mas
Rowland FIothnsh. Aas ~ IN l.t a. lon - u a9rns
hurricane from E. los fre msintot ssis has peeo
u d.y, W. Of the Banks With liz airs and Gains
ship Corr. Linn Luce Glasow Aug ~ mdse 70 inga~s
Dunh'm Had sEans westerly wno H. ss. w ~ ne B.Dis
Sep, T. Ia q IS Ion 81. spoke shp hate H1rter nom ~
sho R.hSous Pratt Liverpool Aug - eos. TO MSnAsssas
Rayk ar1pshtrr (of Bosoi Hastings WstenoFd - SrS
IN ballast Bassett. bacon Co Has been a,y, 49,
Mo Caldwell Phelps, from Quebec for Newport Enc 4
Bsrk W A. Banks, Bartlett ROcssnd In osn''' 70 Sn'"
HI p Flai.r, Lord Port Even OR BOstos-
schf Thomas B. smith Brigrs N-w-B bedford for l9snS
sohr. Persia (Brl Saith, Linssn. q b.. 10 Gays o'a
schr. Auror, kanehes.er. Eli,abetbpor+ foI boson.
schr Charger. Mahsn Elizabs,hIort for tsn 49,
Sehr Stranger Aathony, kixa slbPoit toi ro' ~
Schr Rrutn., Elwe. Rond, nj, Tor b"etoL a., p..,..
schr Iydi. Csthaxlne Keller Erab-bport. ci bosoh'
SEM ID 81 Johnson Tur3el Providence IN osls,t No.
Steamer Polcar Jones. Providence ndss. 70 .a~
Steamer Novelty Shaw rh.dsphi. nd's 70 LsSF A''
patrick. - ,,-..o. pbu,s.iohl. radse. 10 }. N
Steamer >. R. Thompson. Chance baltimore d'e
h,s, pe,se a0,,so.. Garrett Baltimore adss 70
sss.a..r w.n,u., Arey, Es~'Bedf''d' nc'' '1S
master. 49,. Uxyvey Bteo,
sAILtLo-SvS1tt Have Tempest uavre bhss s,s.nSs
nsyei seio Dublin Bhs t.sbeila PAs - Jsss
L I,sans sad othsIA Sailed fsa Love- my
Ds sTaov-sAp Rssoccs Martin. Gl.sow JalJ ~
ham d Dinon-
WIND--SGnset. g. Sc.
"a, xrrAxx. PsLrcAs, which srrive4 ~. n''A-'
prsyiaence brought IN frelsht ia bsss cf e"ssA
Spoken. usuYs "
s.o. H. Lat 10 lon 90 Do whaling eaIs s,s,-5os fsssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20
TnE LrAKE lsp WA1rs ORPHAs AsrLuN

TIE LAKE AND WATTS ORPHAN AsTLUA
ABOHrIoH CasK Yesterday Coroner hir.r continued the
hqn.st the body Of May Dun who died St sunday
u0Tuinz under su.pcous cTcau house Of her
unr No HudsOn u spp,srrd from the testimony
Of N.. F.nuy Rich young engaged sesmsiTos In
tie L-ske and Watts Orphan School thst Mary Dunlop bad
been IN time q kinS medicines foln
bos, DR. Wood, the physician Of the iustution having
been called In her last 1D-ss bad beeu
Informed ~ Ms. Rich she bad been tsG1s medicine
peso 10y h he after .u-ucce4sf -earch
had mids the ts which she had BEEN asng, sbau
aobed Il cac and gave bis psrrnisin for her
Ms 0.e.t teshrd that she having heard wrong
With sf ed n st hr leave III ard sd-
y.d Der % 10 Oh. Bellevue Hospital out shs eed to 90
home her pncs house snd she Wa GecHdns removed 10
NJ, "a Hrds n stree, where .hs died
Dr. Norvu the physician who called In ster the decessd
had 643 HUDSON street. toiihed that she
fupressted him only the sywptns u tbs pain size va sat
ed thoui r-rrng In the least 10 the cause Which had
sup-Tndue-1 Ih symptoms Acc riding 20 her own hist
Ia. decrase eHfrytff ~ the begin
kpess aud that subequrnt r. that pen os SD
IN Ne Cd that be unwilling 70 uudeEs Ah the
BE- in ctice pre-eu being IL the ser
,tt.ud response The mpruues IL her uncle
H. testified hs dsceasd never hou bfve DO removed from
Orphan ou,s in her condition. She t-pfcscEted :" a that
the ns vehicle I'D her bowels lie
nost. .T DEATH the impression thst bis diagnosis
nf the Cornb-T schur ob-erved thsi
he wa. Of the opinion shat Moral bsi prsscbe correctly
according diagnosis. hat bis theory Of the dssGso YES
In accofdGnsa With the Representations Of decess-d
.tro effort made by Of berrsy imony, on tbs
III. d-ceA.-d had s.1uced her but there bens testimony
beas the the Jury r-nderd thu following Sedct
Metro periops supeyr ning upon GbortloB, induced N
manner unknown 10 this Jury"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20
Te,L....... PsJ3 Ca 74s Syi65 fs.eis
The Bo,ton Post Of "Wednesday says:

The bsnt, o.i yesterday. The AUi,ian, T.ssury
wns crowd % 1pycsIt ,siOuh loan. both ~
be ADD i tie bed the iucT,.e over dy
previous ven great 1be total sInOuni deYystd
1IJB2 RIVsy sbaT-- tfm to-day, bu nosi 81 Ia
,ppsrs, byr enough. The demand iOI tksH.~A tiEAl
aud Inc uf-. 4 upon be ubfks kBOcsri down
olo,stl ensd-Tably We doab vie Avf the nsIisi ys
usL the pluck aud .cts necs'sy IN COPPER sPecu
la ~ of zny consequence. Government. securities
SHADE ISseE.
RE CrHeinnat. GQsstte Of Tuesday ssys:
EIcbsbfe dull and decline Of wac N par established on
Mopds, The bui Il tue outLe-, howc.rT tTsnsasd
par buyI aud pe s-!!ns lFt.ury Notes 'snss hoa 70
d.. va,nr fdiuE date houtucky eofrrtcy sjEzue
los md a.. Is now outside quotation Dealers Tod dc
they receive II fAI Indiana Free bsna solVun
. . diG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

Nos, ia 2O aos SIS ,23 n, ae 81 ase se a 40 a,
24st 2a7 ESQ 2S2, zss 2ss rs. a57 27 IN 2ss 90
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUiT.- Part l.-Storl Canes
Nos lzs 1906 902e SCI 24Sl 2o7 lS4s 3,sa 34sl 3s27
Vz 3ys5 geo fo5 Ell 4o3l fS 4eSs p& <l0o 4264 szs
80 ss tsl <7 1893 s3+5 4367 1868 t3ssi, 4loS 4sl3
VT 49, 44ss ara 4ss 45l7 ss ts7s <5s t6o
VI sot 4s,s tce $3.50 $ss 47ss ADJ s7s <5ss
, sasa ICE t <3+ s35 $50 s67 4s7e t9ae
5oSs, 5l06, Sis 5ll6, Sill ' wv VIE SS''"''' N'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

DRowsED.-CoronerB obnstedt OF Hoboken, held an
inquest Oh We'd e-day upon the boy of Gee i. Brad
ey keeper of saloon sixth avenue, n. T., who wac
drowned in the AtlnIic Garden, BY the ac-
cidenta upsetting of biz boat while fishing. Deceases
was about IS years of age, and leaves family 10
New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

KIT CARSON IN THE FIELD FOR THE Usios.-Ws
learn from The Santa Fe G0=,ite of the 7th Of Au-
gust that Kit Carson is in command Of thsFirst Rsg
ment of Volunteers ut Fort Union and thai much sats
faction is felt at their general appearance and efficiency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

DEATH or A PHYHcIAs.-Yesterday morning, DIR.
Loring, physician Of long standing in this city, died
in very rednced circumstances in the tenement house
No. 20 Sheriff street. He 60 years Of age native
of Macs Ichusetts and s said have wealthy relatives
He died Of general debility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

Arrival or ONE OF GARIBALDTs Starr OFFICERS.
Among the passengers by the New-fork from
Bremen was Major yalentin Brauenswein, late
Adjutant Of Garibald He intends 10 offer his ser
vices TO The Government and Is accompanied by
several officers of the Italian army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

Explosion OF KEROSENE OIL.--Yesierday morning
kerosene lamp exploded Ia the cabin Of the canal boS Ida IT.
CTown yIg Pier No H. asst RIVER ad hge TO the fur 4
tue Ihe DANCE hmOnhtsd 10 shout 80. No IN
iu Peruo ho kerosene ought undrgntAnd that
ro,sne OH is explosive hot II IL unfrently mixed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

THE AhDERxEs.-The regular session OF the Board
Of Aldermen which should have taken place last even
ing, omitted probably for some reason connected
with the proposed change in the Street Commissioner
ship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, friday SEPTEMBER 90 1861.

port all The charges brought against the parties
rested and confined State prisoners in Fort lafayette.
lie has had special authority in particular cases
10 examine evidence and report the result to Washing
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

ASoTHER FRAUD uPos THE RELIEF CoHNITTEE-
Yesterday Catherine hsr-r arrested charseo tand
the 80 drrs ke.f Fund Of the OF ~ Is appeared
that esent-d hel.s the wife Of MEMBER Of he 18Th
rrsi Mt The real wife srp-s ed yesterday AID the bogus
csh.Iins was ordered locked ap BY Justice brehns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

yERY LIKELT.-The Eat Hoddam Conn. .Ioaradi
speaking Of The finding OF rkuli wellcurS In the
door yard of Of the cizeps ot that town. remarks
that " the person 10 whom The skull originally be-
loaQel Ia dead"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

FoRGERY.-Yesterday Charles Noack was taken
before Justice Quaes JET NArxe Police Court
chaIged will forging the Of his employers Nsih1sius
M s.r Mor,on No 1873 90 orders for hardware up
on ~. IA ~ J. Rsssel Co No. TO Beck street
tho aggregate he value Of 300 The accused bold
sfCsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

TIE CArALrSE ARsos CAsE.-The examination in
the Cataline Arson case, which was postponed I'll yes
terday afternoon, ct Jefferson Market, was again put
of Till Saturday, owing 10 the nonsppearance VI eoun-
eel for the defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

RTLEAsE OF Mn. CoRLps.-Mr Il. +. Corlies OF
the firm Of Is. +. Corlirs & Macy staioners, No. S3
Nassau street. who arrested last week and sent 10
Fort Lsfyet has heen released The charge against
him, II Will DO remembered, printing lot of bogus
bills for John X. Mlln.r u Virginia, which gave rise
10 the suspicion thai he bad some connection with the
larger enterprises Of this Mner. The fact, however,
turns out be simply this: thai hner, who was an
entire stranger Corliss Macy, called with small
order Tor printing The bills in question, which order
the amount being not much more than $lOO-wS
filed without thought and almost without notice. IL
was the other and the general character Of Mill.
ner that lent importance TO this transaction. Gu
representation Of the facts at the Secretary Of States
Office ut Washington Mr.. Corliss WE promptly re-
leased.
Lis only proper say that though suspicion natural
" enough rested on such Transaction, the evidence
that it was ons OF needles is sufficient from
the well-known character Of the young men. Mr..
Macy isa member Of the 9Th Regiment and served
with faithfully in the campaign ut Washington, ana
Mr. Corlies who could MOI 20 himself 70 the war paid
the wages Of their porter tor the support OF he family
while he served ont the full term Of three months
u volunteer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20
Rec~.pss Of Produce.

Sent ie-Tsss bbls Flour go bbs Corn Meal s. bag, 40,
20 90 bu,h Wheat "a bush. Corn 2lo bush hye ivV
bush Oats ISL buh ssod SIS ptsa Oh CsAs % DO F0
| visions, d.. Ashea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

GunLoTIsED.-Mr. James l.. DeGrsw, entrance
ard clearance clerk in the naval office, was, on
Wednesday, removed by the Naval Officer. The
cpsrve against him WIS that lie informed the United
States Marshal Of three vessels ig in this port
by citizens Of the States 10 rebe lion against the Gov
eminent soon after the publication of the Presidents
proclamation coniiscaiing Rebel property" hr. De-
Graw has held the position nearly eight years.
Through his efforts 10 break up the saversde ten or
dozen vessels were =. ted during the last year. part
condemned ON trial others released ON bonds, captured
on the voyage or in the COugo River, cent home, and
in some casee seized second time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

UsIrED SrArEs DrsrRIcr.ArroRsxr's OyFIcE.-
K. Deaheld Smith, United States Dstrict-Attorney,
wishes TO be understood that he has general author
i,y r. the Department Of ss,e, to examine and re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

yoHs w. Trsos No 70 Psaee street NEW BArAsTicr. =. =
viii supply tvs 1ziBrHss ., hs oos Pfice " ~ VINO s'''
X iht. y.ginl,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

REraIxIsG HALT-PAI IN THE AHsY-GAsBLISo.-
Controller Haus has benevolrnty exerted hiIIseh in
favor Of establishing in the Army the same system Of
half.psy for the benefit Of volunteers families which
has long exsred in the Navy. The matter Was justly
con,dered TO he Of great importance, and DIR. John W.
Grscom was on Saturday sent to Washington for the
purpose Of representing the importance Of some such
pr,yisiuu withouswhich thousands Of dollsrswo
be losi TO all useful purposs squandeIed stolen, or
gaubled away, while families at home were often in
great need
lis well known that professional gamblers, who
are exceedingly hard up in thee limes have been try
ing had 20 gei positions In the Army and have IN
many cases enlisted prvater, for the sole purpose
81 cheating the reckless ,odier out u HE earnings,
during unemployed hours in camp whes excitement Of
any sort is often welcomed.
Gamblers are not destitute OF "A knowledge Of human
nature; 10 the Mexican War numbers enriched them
selves and lived aferwsro in the enjoyment Of fortune
while hundreds Of soldiers came home ruined drunk
Ar,i.. The haIfpay system is calculated 70 remedy
thess evils. DIR. Grscom yesterday teegrahed to tho
Controller that the work is dOnea good system 10
adopted, and the order issued by Secretary Cameron
The order alluded 10 will be made public tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20
SUPREME COURT-CH.sBsEs.-sHPr. is-Befor Jussic
BARsAkD.

BARsAkD
Austin Melvin sgt. james Woods-Extra allowance
chares burial sst Henry c. Bowen. kc.-Moon dssisd,
with the october Term $40 costs 70 deisnd1nt
In the OF his PREVAILING
Walter w Wlippls, Ac James Mcleod Motion deSed
William Mile. ag Joha w Stout 9, sL-Motion denied
William Fowler ngt. John Benu.e 81 d-Motion denied
henry T. Word Jonathan L. Buell. etGL-Mosea denied
81 costa abide event
Dsnns McMahen. &C. sgt Thomas Z. AIsn-MOOn denied
$40 costs, 10 abide event.
Julian A. H. hasbrouck ct al sst John H. Lees.-Moaon
Ihoms, s Rlve, .s. Noah Wheaton sL-Aoou seDiedi
Maria M. c. wstmor, ss- DANIEL HOl.mss g, sL-Mci0n
denied -
Jsrvi. L.is 49, Artisan Bank Motion denied $40 costs
Benjamin Blowea sst c. Bowen ct al Motion denied
with 10 costs. to abide nth leave 70 renew 40
rhsmas Ia RlshmIo VI Al ast John L. Mason--Aoton
Mary j. Dawson &C., az EuI.beth c. Jsy-MOsion srsnsod
SUPERIOR coURr-srscl.L Tnx-sEPr. ie-Be:0ss
Justice H0FIhAs.
Thomas Otis Leroy ct al ast. samuel G. Kipp.-
Motion dsuied. with slo oo.ts
COURT or GENERAL sEssIONs-SxfT. is.-Bsfors Be
oorder HOFFMAN
Charles Meyer charged with grand larceny and
noted for hs attempted sharp PRACTICES there being Numerous
indictments against him. On tho patti uaneno shch no
tried to-day the produced did quite reach Ia
There couvieon, and soaut Meyer
was consequently resndsd is another trial when lie VII un
doubtedly be sent up. n.
bor nom fsnhn johnson Of No. " Walker street. sna s
ted
COURT CALENDAR-TaIs DAY.: ~ q. a.,
u. 6. DIsTRicr CouRT.-Nos. ~, III, 2f, -, "a, A.
SUPREME CoURr-GEsEE.LT Ess.-EnnneTated'--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

MoRE Foul Work IN NEw-RocHELLE.-Afer q
time tho citizens Of New-Rochelle will probably
awake from their apathy and take measures to ferret
out tho gang of incendiaries who carrying their
p.f,rious WORT in the village. We have already
noticed four fires there in three montls On Monday
nivat one more was added TO the nunber. The large
barn Of Philip Il. Underhi, near the Catholic Church.
was s.t on fire. near midnight, and totally consumed
with all s contents, comprising Is or 20 tuns OF new
hay and other property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

A DUEL WITH SwoRDs.-An affair OF honor Il
came Of in tbi, neighbours, cd yesterday morning the
principals being Robert Willis Broadway gambler,
and one Of bis decoys nan ed Samuel Hymsn. The
V espons were swordR The other night, Lyman
caught greenborn, who he plueked 10 the tune OF
$50. The victim kicked mp row over bis loss
whereupon Willis for fear the police would hear OF the
matter, agreed to refund the money. LYMAN de-
murred az that would cut him out Of bis commission
The difference Of opinion led to row between him
and Willis, and they very ceremoniously exchanged
cards and arranged for meeting at McComb's Dam,
Harlem River, where they went yesterday morning,
accompanied by select and confidential friends, 70 vim
dicaie their honor by resort ~ swords, Several
rounds were fought, Hyman coming out Of the affair
dreadiully cut and hacked about the arms and legs.
He WA carried TO his residence. Willis came on the
field unhnr. The mstter was KEEP, a profound secret
from the police Of the Twelfth Ward at least they had
not heard OF the transaction till it all over and the
parties had returned. IL appears that Willis was
formerly policeman in Brooklyn, and il may be re-
memter,d that servant girl Of bis charged him with
the murder Of a man In his Broadway den year or
two ago, bat the charge dropped for want Of srh-
Glen. proof " commit him for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20


weei Year
THUS CEt Tuns Cwt-
Shipped North..........."t1i os I4e2 II
Shipped oonth.''' .''''''"is'1i' IL o"o'"' 10
.Jo,sl...................20.7B is 7s2.0O
For corresponding time lust year;
rgn. ' cst Tuna c.l
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The annual meeting OF tho stockholders Of the Hart
ford and New-Haven Railroad Company was held ut
Hartford yesterday. The following are the statntcs
of the years business ending Sept. /:
Iocone from pas.stgs vS y1 81
Income a freight ~ 10y W . .,
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Espen ih9 ye1i ''''''''''' 90 ZOE ~ sns on "a
Interest paid on bonds.''...''" e'fo 'o-e4os'' 20
Net oarlirxG eEss1s SS
The gross income for the year has been ISL 39l 7S
less than last yosrof which decrease 7o7 rs was
passengers and t5S 05 on freight. The decrease
s owing 20 the present state of the country, which has
affected III kinds OF basineas, but l. much less than
might reasonably have been expected. The working
expenses have beeD considerably reduced, and were
miles by trains during the past year 81, 49l;
quarterly dividend Of y con-. /, declared. payable
Oct. /, making IL cent for tho year. Tue Directors
In their report say: Whether this rate Of dividend
win re continued will of course DEFEND upon tie fa-
ture rpeeins of the road" vote was Co be- paced
formally merging tie hiddstown Exten ion with the
Hartford and New-Haven Railroad Company, Though
they have been practically merged for some time Tue
ola Board Of Directors aud officers We're reelected
Messrs. van wyck, Townsend q Warren offered
desirable lie Of ribbons, trimmings. aud millinery
goods to-day. TIE sale passed off welr aud tho RIB
bon, brorgbt satisfactory pnees excepting the greens