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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
Isi,rr News aud steamboat Eu~iue...

IT,. river is rising 100 te rate o' twelve
inoAe, IA gvsnty-hours yesterday Business
On rhe landing was brisk. The weather was
again line aud very warm. Opendoor- aud win
dows is the rule....The Geu. Quimau, from
New Orleans, had 293 bogshesds sugar, &93
barrels nloJaSses, and a considerable quantity
Of miscellaneous freight. 90. The Grand Duke,
from New Orleans, had % hogsheads sugar,
90 bauels m~olasses, AGO barrels salt, . bales of
cotton, and a large lot OF other freight. She
leaves to-day. Capt Apologize and CeIlos, the
clerk, are excellent officers ..- The Natchez left
for New Orleans. and the Mears for V~icksburg
The Equality is mp for White river....T The
Col Morgan has again been sold Capt. Young,
late pior on the Bracelet, has bought her, and
starts in command Of her to Columbus to-day.
Messrs. Montcalm and Graham are the clerks
The New Orleans Data, of Tuesday, says:
Business on the levee was decidedly dull. The
coast packets have fallen Off considerably from
the quantity of the sugar and molasses they
have been bringing in....The Prince Of Wales
and the Magenta were to leave for Memphis on
tuesday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

DR. Il. x. HOM PHI me one huBd'ed dollsrs a1t
lifted the above note, - stared by him, and -oon aftsI
told me bad lost the said note
noIO lw@ G SPEtGEL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

NEGRO BLL.-Mrs. Burgerson was yester-
day dued by the Recorder tor allowing a negro
ball on her premises without a permit from rhe
Mayor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

'E'HE sr'-nII passenger packet =. T.. r.
4 tAbtsO,D, Io17. master sHl leave k
as Shove rAEt EDAA. .f-L aH+-.. 81 > p " -
For freight 90 passage ayp.y on Bosrf. or 70
no f3- LARRY AENSTAH Accent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

Tor NTW ORfEASS-rhe steamer Grand Duke
ApplrgSter master, leaves as above rhis evening 81 fyt
O clock. bourne a 90. and Elliott s. Vins9u Hgeuts.
FOR GoLUNgUs-1he passenger packet Colon-
Morgan, Qu~euEGry, Uaster. viii leave As above Mi.
evening ti O'clock. Larry HgrmsJad agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

In addition TO our own force we have 90 our employ
-kiifui and experienced worsman sl.o. q large STOCK
Of tools sud materials, embracing the latest Improve
Insuts and inventions. and Eau do all kinds OBJ work IA
our Tine. idc uJing JhC making oi uew auJ complicated
pagt', Ia tn7 best manner suu with dispatch AI-a plain
sud ofnansLEs engraving.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

Have s0w OS BAND
1900 JdS. HOmeSpun Brown Jeans,
100 bales Louisiana 0SnaburgS,
10 Alabama "
, cases Plaid LiaStys.
90 bales Glazed Wadding.
$50 dOz. Georgia Sewing Thread.
) bales ShelbyViile Gotten Plaid,.
30 prs. Extra Fine Bed Blankets.
$50 dOZ. Gotten and WO0l Hose,
5000 yards Superior Carpets,
1900 yards Bleached Sheetings,
100 MaTSeiiieS QuiliS---bestl
A few Ladies Black Cloth Cloak>--
New styles!
A few choice Velvet CIOakS,
Curtain Materials and Trimmings,
2700 ydS. Best and Pure Irish Linens,
2000 ydS. Plain White JaCOnetS,
1900 ydS. Best French Merin0.
Scotch PIaidS, POpiinS, Plain silks,
FANCY SILKS.
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Fvcu4NGE AND BANK NorE llSr.

CORRECTED BY J.. r. AVERY, CASHIER OF rHE Gal
$50 SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS, MADISON STREET.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

POTTER & MERWIS,
IS Jefferson street, nesT Post 0fiCe,
d by Mansfield & Co, Hummer a dilbsrt, Ward 4
sud q, " Jones q Go de2S-dswlyis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
NEW YoRR DAILY TRIB0NE, SATURDAY OCTOBER 49, 1861.

foot weehsThen Hin and ,.u and ARTERY on an officer
on Michael ROscb and Mary oDon 1e a, the sbo,eaamod
not.
John Congh and LseEey fse for ssssut and battery
Officer Carroll Of Jersey City.
c. Dursnt for SLOWING sidewalk in front Of his prop
eY Ia York street Jersey y 20 remain In dangerous
don also for allowing smken lots to TIE depth OF twelve
feet at the loca and sbstructDg the with piles
Of earth
Maynard Sharp for false pretsnses.
John and Ch.harine Maddir for assault and battery
Olicer Kipp Of Jersey City.
Patrick Koran and VIM Horan for assault and battery
Officer Merritt
/ John Maddi1 Cstharne Maddx, Patrick and Michsel
Phsalty, John Hayes John Clougher, VIM. Horsn and
Lackey Fallen, for sssu and battery on Officer Harvey oil
Jersey City.
Theodore and CahaIne Lusend for assault and battery on
John Weber.
/ Emil Ludcr for larceny.
All Of the persons pleaded not guilty and gEye
/ bonds for trial
The Jail prisoners srrsgned For burglary robbery l.
larceny pocketpckDg2 assault and battery g. rape L.
The Grand Jury have large amount OF business before
them which viii probably not be completed before the a't
Of week after which the criminal bushes, will be com
menced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
Passengers Arrived

IN uec1.h.p Asa. from Lrsypool Queeastog,s--Tw
Misses Cartwright Mr. and Mrs j. j. Lesnng Miss Emmett
Miss MUTT Mr. Austin. Mrs. Austin, Mr. and Mrs Dambuan
children and nurse; Mrs Walton Miss Levy Mrs. Chit
tick three children and Mrs L. Smart and servant
r. H. Stuart and friend Mrs Guion and child Mr.. and Mrs
L. W. Brown infant and Miss GuOn Dr. Aquror lady
children snd II. F. Gillian, Edwards Mr.. Hay
man, Mr. Bramha, L. de Aenear Capt. w Radford, Com
Stbling Mrs s. j. Hay f. 8 Stewart and friend H. de st
Cyr Miss Cushmsn, Prof 5. Haldeman b NJ. Bailey W.
Bailey T. Benstt j. p. Kensitt. Mr. Chichester, Mr. Yves
tenhom w. II. Van Gesen Henry Buckley, 3. Anesgs W
Rede g. O. Barnewe james Montei:h, p. W Tagfar Mr.
Burning j. r. Cartwright, Mrs Kennard child and servant
Mr. and Mrs Z. b. Graves Mr. and Mrs Molyneuy, Col De
GOWN A. Gillespie Mr. Walker, j. Clio Mr.. Mcdonald ans
son B. b. Ludam w. Haig Mr. Dsbet. and friend, Pea
Keb shn Capt. Howe Mr. Rsmesny and brother Mr. Hop
burton Mr. Carpenter Mr.. Guitermsn Miss s. Maxwell, g.
H. Redmond Nj FIendelnburg Otto Prespich Mr. Barnard
Mr. Caroret L. Lydig @. Riggs, Mr.. fansbaw, Thos r.
Patton John Woodside M SchDewind LADY, four children
and man servants Mr. and Mrs Robert Dslling, W. Miller
Miss II Cohen Thou az Hughes w. Thomas. j. Metz, Mr.
nghart John Brsdheld Miss Moore, and Mr. d. j. Wallis
Total i22
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Arrived.

Steamship Ass CBr) Lott Liverpool Sept 2s and oueens
of the Battery at Nos m. detained hours Oud:
Sandy Hook by fog Oct 10 a350 NJ spoke the hsnshI
of Nantuckeall well. The Asia brings number Of tho
Great Eastern. pas. has experienced strong westerly gales
for 10 days Oct To- at LIS passed steamship Persia
steamship Chesspeaks Crowel Portland, md's and pas
to II. b. Cromwell Co. -.
Ship Brilliant Hsss Havre Aug a. In ballast % Atkins
Co. Was days beating Of the Channel; bad ccnin
ason Of westerly winds the entire passage Sept IL eIpe
m..s was painted black with white mOdng around herr
steering f. had lost ell three topgsar, mssts and bead q
mzzentopmast day. passed another ship bound with
ofetepgSant mast Oct lat 40 81 lon s. 81 spoke
ship Csrolus Msgnus hence for Havre.
Ship Uncle Toby (of Newsven) soule Genoa 40 days,
vi. Gibraltar 2S day., in ballast to Nesmith Son.
coal 10 j. W. Elwell Co.
Ship Msmar6necs Cushing Liverpool Sept Q. coal nod
Ship Hcashton Isf Bath DslanO, Bath day. in b.as
BsTt Eusenie JBr, OF Windsor N ST. Armstrong Liver
pool Aug H. via St John, ~ b. 3dsys coal to r. Neuas
Bari BeIvidere Dr. of shled. Wright. BuenOs Ayre' ~
DAYS mdse. and pass. TO order.
Bark Edwin (Of Boston, Peterson Boston days in bsa,,
Bark Mary C. Dyer, -, Boston . days in ballast. 10
Bari Aida (Br) Baker st. John, Bs days in ballast to
Brig Electro Br London London 'od tAs pS"n ASs 5
SIS 30 spoke ship Robert Parker from ST. John b. FOR
ins 1of Rociand1 ch lat o. lon 4, spoke whaling BARR
Roscius (of New Bedordl on cruise
Brig Belyidere lbrl moffhon' "ihasot' ~ o. seji
big sarah Bernice KeIssn Machisport days. lumber
Rig Judge Whitman Bray Of and from Deer Iso days
In bala. bound TO PhilsSelphiA. Put Ia for harbor
Brig Gen Boyd, fitzpatrick Ssco 3dsys lumber 70 Waydeu
Co. -.
Schr Ocean Bride (br Swsine Halifax days nsh 70 IL
N Titus Had some heavy weather; split foresail .
schr Clifton OBJ, Bilyes ST. John N b., days lafh'
&C., TO p l. Neyius Son. ru,.
Schr Paran Clark MIchas 50 hours lumber TO r. Tablet
Co. - n M, ,..
sehr John Price, Sears, Lnsan, C. B., 10 days. coal 10
schr oueen Of Clippers Orb LOckhsrt Windsor, ~ g., 10
DAYS plaster 10 ID. r. DevolE -, 60,
schT Masuoia Nickerson Boston days. mdse to master
Schr IInion Over Rockand days, lime.
SIR Eilen Rodpnsn Bowman, New Bedford days oil
Schr Choctaw, Harding, Warehsui nails
Schr Wreath CrmdAll Machias days. spars.
Scbr LsmsItine Quincy. Mschas days lumber.
OH Golden Gate Weeks Boston days in ballast.
Schr Hardscrabble, Packard Rockland days
srh- Angler, B.ssee, Wsreham days, nails ,
Steamer Minnesota Garrett, Baltimore mdse. to "IinH
DslEe. - an, =, . W. M
stesmer Sarah Jones' Philadelphia mdse to LOper XIII
patrick l., a. rSv.rd
Steamer Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia md'e to j. "
Briggs Nh.
sAILED-oct lo-Ship Goschen (Brsm.), Bremen. Pan
Ann Delus (Bremen), Bremen Eagle Curacoai jas s'
Mstsnzas Big NJ. 4. Ellsworth lBrh GrensdSu
| Oct Il-Stesmship Northern Light. Aspin"sh
wIND-Sanset from 8. S. w.
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have been the tools Of more designing crow On. of
sight, is the problem presented for solution. OF Tia
course the British Minister will pursue we have no
indications other than that the brave conduct of tbs
Government officials on the night of the attack fuv
exonetates the Government, in his mind, from spy
shadow of completely. 1t is observable in this con-
necton, the steady progression of events. At frs,
the assassinations were committed at Yokohama,
upon men in conspicuous stations Then the scene
of events is transferred to Yedo and the persons at
tached to the Legation in humble capacities, as wit
ness the murder Of Mr.. Alcock's body-servant, and
the attempt upon the life of the French Minister'S
attendants then reaching higher Is the bloody assas.
sination of Mr.. Huesken Secretary and interpreter
to the American Legation, and now we have, as an
other act in this bloody DRAMA an assault almost I'M
paraleled in its audacity upon the life Of the British
Minister.
These bloody outrages not confined to foreigner
alone. Within few days past the City Governor
of Yedo was slain while walking in state behind the
Emperor, and 80 appalled, were his attendants by the
assassns boldness that he escaped. Street assassns
tons are of almost nightly in YedO. Such
is picture of life in the imperial city Of Japan
Connected with this affair s deal Of street rumor
and stories of threatened attacks upon other foreign
officials, but will spare your space the details o,
doubtful gossip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
Disasters, &c

Hoxe EoSG, Aug ~ '0o''
u,,. r,,.o, which wa. sshore somewhere NORTH
Inc 'u'p $3.50 ana r.met.sd, &C.. whsmpoa was
1as Sse" .an.,ion tha, portion Of the Ase was gone
l %S n Ss injured BY collision with
Inc sup b,. also been repaired at whampO The
=. ship Daylight s. sG h sos
jeitisoned part oil ne in the East pending the civ
american 'qn nss ss.s. taken 10. long voyages inc
S:. :a n sss sss I'd sting ont sa.s
There are argue received nom the Confederate
s Doy %s9s AsI sa1
Saginaw has son and il there be any foundation Tor rne
more viii take capture the ers pstou the Ds
Saginaw having sailed for the United STATES VIA ~"
eoaa . ,"a The Cape Of Good Hope on the Oh in
By letter 10 h.H" PORTLAND, Oct. TO- 1851.
The ship Cumberland of Portland fam MsIsiIs an
SAT-. ss io., sOsTs sails &C., WHICH Nv being yspssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF sEw-YoRK........och II.
Cleared.

mships-Northem Light, Tnkepsngh, Aspinwal, d.
Alien; Fulton Wotton, Have New-fork and HAue Steam
ship Co. Edinburgh. Roskel Liverpool. J. @, Dale.
Ships-Empre. Coombs HsvTe, Boyd Heincken, Grotto
Wood Havre, Metcafk Duncan.
Barks-Guidng Star EaInfed Queenstown for ordert
GinneL MniuTn Co.; Afghan, Crosby, DunkiIk J. w.
Elwel & Co.
Bigs-Grsce WoTthington Stevens, Balize r. AleIsnde
Son Director Mathurs Opono, Miller Houghon; Nil
wsukee Brown, Nuevtas, Thomas Owens Eugene A. Reed
Cram Bsrbadoes Meteaf& Duncae; Lilly Dale (BTl Ste
vent. 81. John, N. b. n. r. Dswoh
sohOOnersG L, Lowell Boston, J. ". Mckee Euterps,
CoEton Portland, c. T. J. Peters, Sarah. Morton, Ports
mouth, s. W. Lewis Co; s. c. Evans, Hammond, Ma.
seiles Moore Henry j. J. Treelsyson tBr), Fleming
Nassau, J. r. Bacon.
Sloor,-Motto, Blven, Bristol
ste.iner-Dnstol, Charles Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

ASHCROFT, THE STREET-SHoUTER.-This noto-
rious individual, who is well known in NewYork
and jersey City, has been indicted by the Grand
Jury Of Hudson County, and was yesterday arraigned
before the Court. The presentment alleges that on
various occasions, Oh the Sabbath and on week days.
he has been making " divers loud, tumultuous, and
unpleasant shouts and noises and did profanely
and swear and take the name of God in vain; shout
in the public Streets and before churches used for
Christian worship, Woe, woe, to the hrelng min
stryi' and did shout and biaspheme against the
Christian religion, used profane and indecent Ian.
guage toward women, and was common disturber
Of the peace" &c.
Accused pleaded not guilty, and, being man Of
property entered in his own recognizance to appear
for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

AMERICAN SHIPMAsTER's AssocIATIoN.-0yer 100
certificates have been issued by this Association to
approved officers, several Of whom hold appointments
as acting masters in the Volunteer Navy, and are
now on vessels fitting out to aid in suppressing the
rebellion. The Association has Issued certificates Of
service TO the following:
Capt. Isaiah Pratt ,hip southamptoni Capt Henry R.
Mecbsncf Own, &c Capt Robert Z. JJte late Of chip G.
A StAmleT &c Capt William d. Ursnn. late Of ship Pride
Of the Sea &c Capt Thomas w Wilson, late Of steamer
Coatzseocos &c Capt Benjamin d. Manton late
Messenger &c; Capt Rufus O. p. Candage, ship Electric
SpaTk Capt William Knapp late Of ship Cornelius Lawrence
&c Capt. George w Brown, late steamer Empire City,
&C. Capt John George Dony, late Of steamer Champion
he Capt Thomas Maroni, late Of bark North Sea-
&c.i Cspt. George W. Ward, late Of bark Gszslle, &c.
Capt Alexander scudde OF steamers (CTomwes Line)
Cspi. Lemuel Gage late Of bark VIM H. Chandler, &c.
Capt Henry SturEs late Of bark Thses &c Capt John
West late Of ship Cnstoya Colon &c. Capt Charles Clark
bark Hesss Capt ThonIs Leach late Of ship H. Ewbsnk
&c Capt Ferdinand Croker late Of ship Eupbrasis &C.
Capt Luke B. Chase late OF bark Dawn Sc Capt Edmund
B. haett late Of ship Devopshire &c Capt Allen Baxter
late Of ship Rambler &c Capt Bradford s. Norris late Of
ste amer City ofNorfOki Capt Josiah Morgan Lord ship z.
ii. Taylor.
EoyeaaSat ceyftscats,-Cspt William Smith, schooner
Henry Chase ke Capt William e. SSelch late Of schooner
Noptunes Bride, &c.
fT. MafesGsOrge Taylor late Of sap Stephen f. Austin;
John Pigeon late OF ship ResOlute J. L. Winston Of
ship Tonsvsnds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

AmusEMEsTs.-They are gdsy at WaIacfs Thea.
Ter preparing the novelty. Tom Tsylor is author
again. +" Banker and Sriss sad was the original
title of the piece, but ID WI be cal I'D here The
King of the MOuntainS l. gas filit played at the
Lyceum, London. /; pformf to the taste
Of the public for tslis and chow, includes
novel and charming ef',{.s scene,y, large and
clever corps de ballet ts3 :, III be asst 70 the full
strength of the compaIs = ~, Walsck has selected
Tuesday next for the fns, tsento son, the earliest
moment at which the Ei!3 81 be priPery presented.
"The New President f;a ne rel Led List.
Its suggested that ttI ~ sceneTy used by Miss
Laura Keene in the y -, Sons" say be employed
sso,,lv in The Naio ,,el. OF sSne other stand
ard spectacle. =
The exhibition at HsI5 "!aSel Is extremely pleas
ing One goes awhal,us s,, gets real taste OF the
excitement of the spOr'. she pictures are good
enough, but the charm o. 20 voyage is the Captain
His enthusiasm in recoun and Illustrating the for
tunes Of the whaler is sOmst,jng delightful. Captain
Williams talks with natural cleveIaess, and give,
one a realizing sense Of the hardy qualities which
make the Nsw-England aiOr respected Oh every
yea and shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

cation meeting the meeting sdourasd until MOTT Wednesday
night.
TAaaAsY ASSEMBLY CogvEsrIoNs.-Tbe Tam
many Assembly Conventions were held last sgh with the
following resuls
Dist. Dist
I..yohn CALLAHAN X. Adj to Tuesday.
IL. Daniel Le1ry. ". John Hardy.
III George Loutren. XII..Andrsw Smith
IV..AdJ. TO Monday eve. XIII. Alexander Ward.
". XIV Robert c. HuchDgs.
Vi..Wm. j. Coey HV..G. J. Coddinglon.
VII. Daniel Young. XVI. Peter Ne chan.
VIII. Francis Clark. XVII. Edmund Jones'
M..Adj. to Wednesday.
A TEST FOR CAsDDATEs.--At the Fifth-avenue
Nominating Convention held Thursday evening Il
resolved to support candidates for city offices who
willing 10 pge their readiness aid in the reformation
| the abuses In the City Government.
We are requested 10 call attention 10 card in our
advertising column. from Of the the Peoples
Convention Of lid Judicial District.
REPUBLICAN Assembly C0NvEgrIoYs--T The
Third Assembly Republican Convention met last night and
noDinated Charles T. Pohamus
The Fourth District Convention adjourned next Tuesday
for conefe with Union organizations after informally
| mating Francis g. Lambert.
MOZART ASSEMBLY CoSyEsTIoN.-The Fourth
District Mozart Assembly Convention met last night and
nominated DR.. VIM. J. c. Kinny.
KINGS County POLTIcs.-The National iBreck.
inidge) Democratic primaries to be held Monday
evening neI and the County Senatorial and Assembly Con-
ventons on Tuesday wednesday and Thur.dsy following
I'D District have nominated udge Zscbash VOORHEES,
their candidate for eensto The party In the Id
Assembly DbTict have nominated Mr. Stephen Haynes fol-
the Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

ARRESTED on acknowledgement Ferry, Of
the Third Precinct, arrested David McCauey in this
city on Thursday night, on suspicion of being imI.
Gated in the death Of William j. Dalton, vhose body
was found at the foot of Seventy first street. East
River, on the 29th Of September last. A number Of
bruises were found the person of deceased and
be was last seen 10 company with the prisoner it is
suspected that he knows something about the matter.
4 warrant was issued shortly after the recovery Of
the body, but the accused remained at large until
yesterday. He denies all knowledge Of the affair.
McCauiey was sent 10 New-York for disposal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

IRoS WAGONS FOR THE GOyERyNEST.-The Fran
sMetalic Life-BOat Company, Of GreenpOint, have
just received from the Government order for three
hundred wagons, to be made upon the principle
and Of the same materials as the metallic lhe-boat
The Company have just completed an order for fifty
OF these boats, which gave such satisfaction at
once to be followed by the present order. The work
will have to be pushed forward night and day until
the order il filed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
DIED..

MlSLIN-On Friday morning, Oct II, Jane the beloved
wife Of Thomas Ms'n sged 20 months and 81 days
The relatives and friends Of the family and those OF her father
Monday afternoon O'Clock from the residence OF be,
husband No II Clakson street without further invitation
Funeral services viii take place at St. Johns Chapel vsrcs
tree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

THE COUNTY ExPEYsEs.-At a recent meeting Of
the Board of Supervisors held at the County Aims
house, the Committee on General Taxes reported
that the amount necessary to be raised for the
rent year to meet the ordinary and contingent ex-
penses of the county is sos, SOS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rises.6:OT ISets..........5:26 Moor-SeIG. 0;0
hIGH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. 2i2 Gov. Island. 800 HelGss.... 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS - OCT. N-Befor,
Recorder HOFFMAN.
q M II .l1A ~
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Brooklyn Philharmonic Society advertise the
fifth season-for 1s6l-62. The Concerts will take
place at the Academy of Music, as follows: First
concert, Nov. q second, Dec. IA; third, Jan. 25;
fourth, March s; fifth, May 3. The rehearsal OF
these Saturday evening concerts will be the three
Wednesday afternoons respectively preceding each
concert, lasting from 3 to ) o'clock. The annual
subscription s S. but tickets are sold to non-sub-
scribers on the days of the concerto. Mr. Beymann
will be Leader; Mr.. Nol Conductor. The Treasurer,
A. Cook Hail. is at the corner of Clinton and Jora-
lemon streets, where subscriptions are received.
Luther b. Wyman is President Of the Board of Di-
rectors. The Society is iOurishing. The orchestra
il composed Of our best players.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

A SwINDLER.-Yesterday afternoon a young man
Of genteel appearance entered sherans barber shop In
Montgomery street Jerey City and that he
sided al NO 10 Essex street succeeded in borrowing 23 on
eegantookibg watch which proved 10 be
galvanized and worth about 81 lie also caeds fIencbi
shoe store and desired to purchase pair Of boots As he
going the war he would part with his watch for 49,
The clerk remarked that Philadelphia gold" when the
shaver took II and LEFT. He was arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

MURDER TRIALs IN CoUhr OF OYER AND TER
psKR-The Grand Jury into the Court Of Oyer and
TsmineI yesterday morning. and presented number OF
dictmeDs those against several accused
Of murder William Curtis who killed the policeman David
H. Martin among the and his viii excite great
deal Of interest Two named Gibbons and Shines are
Jointly indicted for murder arising from Array which com
cars Meyers who killed OHslosD 10 New York 10 also TO
be tried the victim having died in this county the tia viii
take place here Young German named Hrsch, who has
si since lat December the charge OF killing man
named 0Niethe latter having followed him into hts house
will be tried this term The principal witness In the
AMY 1.-The not forthcoming the accused will probably be
admitted to bail The prisoners al pleaded not guilty