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SLIP ElzeM Matilda tBfeu Hordenio.dt Bremen IS dsys
"a s passed b. :hp Ansssy from Meboun fr I:dos.
% dlys cut sauis time passed Ham bark Mscass bound
ia.s Gec 10 dss CO., il. 8 Ion 4 va. 't 10 so%py
wi.h berk Ienwor;h bouud w.
shp Na.sens Or. oeolba,e ship, Commander Hslot Do
Or.o5 Vera Coz 10 Jay. She OF 4coo TONS 90
gu' propeller Of $50 horse power, and has crew Of 90
shp chasle.~p asue, ehe, ysrs Cruz Sept, and g. w;
Pos. p IS 10 aast to y. L. @. Griswoid issnehored
H. ,ded By the sunbos, DseOssh on erui'e
sne Richard Roip,oo Long Lverrool % days coal snd
B.ks with westerly winds. i2i io.. off Montauk took
pilot, AID hauled "a during heavy N. gale.
Ship Coambis, Bryant Liverpool Sep, 10, nds and 100
pass toe II Asrsaall Go. 9th inst, la, IS 90 Ion -,
large iceberg.
Ship southampton Pratt London and Porsmouth q days,
rd.e and % Pass. TOT y. Morgan.
Bark Lucy Ellen lof yarmouth Me sous Cardiff Is day..
s.l.L Nara ifon Boston for Rio Jsnero Has had westerly
si .om tie Bank. and hs, been days otOeoss,'.
Bak.s Co On III. Grand Bsnk Sept &c. . q 49, loo y
D. passed large iceberg distant sosu, two e,oss snsh'
Bark Cl.usm.n tBr, of Pietou. n Sd Cummings Picsoa
BARI j. NJ Thu..en tof Bansor, Git.y Lns,n, C. b.
days coa to r. +. Bnck q Ga.
B,rk Suiiors tAu.Iian suttoa oueenowp IS days. ees
Brir Autumn Dn.more, Lius,n C. B.. 10 days GOAL Il
Big Eyed. CMecl Pcrnieu Dublin % days. 10 ballast V
scIr New-yori P,ck,t, Randall wsehsm days, 10 bas
SeSr. B'aro., eis1k, Rondon. for Boston.
Schr C,sbrlo, Leeds Providence, fn ballast
Sehr. Mary Msrkin, Briggs Newport, IN b,is'
schr. Ann 5. Saltsr, Fish, Por, Even for WNehsm.
Schr. James uixoD. Young Beverly days, hsh
schr. Gsmsln, Bsorar Welfeet days. hsh.
Scnr lseJeIs, - slLnouth.
schr. Governor Chase, BOston days. fish.
Steamer Rocker ~. 3. transport Bel, Wsshpgon, d.
C.. Ia ballast TO ID. ID. roInpkins.
scoaer Delaware H. s. r.nsport), Hand Warrington, D.
C., in bsusst 20 u. D. Tomp&ins.
sleaner Sarah, Jones. Philadelphia mdse. TO j. NJ
Biisga
Steamer Reindeer. Smith, Philadelphia mdss. to N.
Briggs
Steamer Falcon, Jones' Providence nde TO Edward Bss-
ncr.
steamer Bsek Diamond. Alien Philadelphia nadsa 10 Le-
per : RukpA'Ttck i. ,,
S,esner j. r. Thomson CHARGE Baltimore. n'd'e 10 wm.
palzci. ,,,,,, ~,
Steamer sehriver Adams Baltimore mdse to William Dsh
ye.l
BELOw-slip arc. Ceunc.. Singer, from London.
BAH symmetry sdEooch Belfast sepLo
Ba.k Almoner from Turks Island
Bark Alma, from HALIFAX
Bark DIinusin from Leith.
Berks Ienwof,h. and Mary C. Porter.
Bg. OTsoset, iGoG Glasgow.
sArLED-stesni transport Virginia for Washington.
WlND-Sunset, from N. N. F.
Foo PoRr RoYA-TLe L. s steamship Efcssen, Of Pies
No " r. loading sa2ss stor-s Tor Port Royal
The transport Delaware has come to the Upper Guar
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to $3.50 80. On motion of Mr.. Waterbury u was
received that the money DO dsposited with the
United States Trrtt Company to the eredit OK the
Boord. Mr.. Ford Of the Nineteenth Mard, an
bounced the death If biz colleague Mr.. Denis Me-
CARLY, winch tok place at hi. resience yesterday
morning CT 5 oclock. after short. illness Appro,
crate resolutions were Of red by Mr.. Mckcaa aud
~ orded by Mr.. Waterbury. who, WIN Mersrs'
fsrr and Benedict, made touching speeches, emo
gzing tie character and career OF deceased lhe
Board then adjourned.
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Tie Manchester american is responsible fer the

ioll0WlDg:
friend WI, witnessed the battle Of Antietsm. and re-
msine in that zion day attending 20 the
states that he ouod Georgia conscrpt on the hea
wounded His only clothing shirt torn in shE-as sa
pair OF trousers the and st. The MA
he received from hands caused him TO give ms n
one Interesting particulars am said the wounded meI
Geor gian by birth. cold my cotton In itoy iot @
have a vie ssd children at home 81 ha nsSss
they pressed mo into the army AN dying
hred quo at the stars and stripes"
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No DR,rr yDrLAwARr.-The Secretary OF War
annouucos that Delaware having filed her quota
under both calls by volunteers, there VIII % no
draf, in that State. This gratifying result rs mainly
due to the personal exertions Of Col Geo. r. Fisher
member OF Congress, and Wm. Cannon, tho Union
candidate for Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

TnInD UsIoN CoNGRissIoSAL DMTnIcr.-Ihe
Republican Union Third Consissonsl D,,ncs Convention
re, a. no CouI stree; Brooklyn. Tuesday ushs for
the purpose Q. selecting o.lGida,e f9T Conncta
The D!.thc, comprise, the Fiat; second, Ilild, Youth
Finh seventh Eleventh, 1histesuh, Fifteenth ADD Nine
~ She hosr appointed or calling tie Convention to order
Mf. Dsnli DonsTan % tie 1hhtoenb ward moved thr 90
paiiGsai 4 BIZ j. a. slafklH a. chaifaa ena css ihs
iy dsca "a ham caosca. yoscph Reeves OF The tesnh
Ward the tine. moved .he appointment q Dir b
o the flint Ngfi Chairman tnd II Wa con
tended that he elected. la odc 70 reconcile he friends
Of boih parties 81 dec ded mat both scnt 'Aoad se
IN tie espscy II Chairman unil yo.o could be taken B.
WGfd. Which dely fesuito6 Ia the selection Of
MF Chit,euoen 80 p-trn4ueft Cbsiiusp
Nh chi teuden returned hanks ~. tie unexpected honor
conferred upon MIN proceeded that n vsw 81
the slight difficulty which existed the o.alisaton OF NE
here partisan. liz tles hot Ane q the poll
ties Il TINS Dstc but loei that eveiy fepfe.nats" 81
biiy whcn rested upon ta,II American citizens Il Wa
not elect this mzu ,a., Ihero never hid been
here IN reference the dns fepT,
sentative to Wellington who nshi have to DO ~ calm
not & advance tic persona ~isLe. Interests If anJ
tia, trey LAa conc here lie aEed ne tLey m.n'
mined TO send The best mnn to Feescnt u IA ConsIoss Ia ts
On motion Of Mr.. Haywood Mr. I.aAc b. Crane Of the
p. Fourth Ward was selected a Secretary.
ACsnmitteo Receiving Cfcdental. vas Oh notion sp
pOine ed by tie Chair consla'ibg Of tie fJupwl. gent,
Me,sr. ), spsrknGn Of the Nineteenth Vsr 4 4 snith
the seventh ard. and George H. Haywood Of tie tcuh
The Committee reported that tho fifth, Theen.h. aud
Fifteenth Wards we're contested.
On motion. the tame Committee We continued sud
powered to de idr upon the contacted delegations
taken for nearly two hOaf 8h.n The Com.
made unanimous report, which accepted. aud
,be Convention proceeded ~ith tie bu.ues before tcm
Ai Joseph Reeves Of tue Fourth Ward moved tL. for
ma ballot FOR Member Of Consess from the I'D District be
entered into, which as carIicd.
Messr,. John Tflslos and ". A. Cobb wsro appointed
( 1elcrs.
The ballot resulted a. follows:
" Loie number q. yoies........................a0
James nun pfcy.
I " imam " al
Henry u Stsn.On.. .............................2
DCLJA. strong
The Chairman announced tho nomination Of Mr. Hum.
pbrey sAid L. g.continurd applause.
Tie LonIua;ipu subsequently made unArimous aud
AZ j. d. sfaiiiuau al1 the Oices oi tAs Convection wes
s,roiutel Comlne. to nfoT Ar. Humphrey ofils uoia
uafion.
lhe Convention then ntjosuci.
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lkdvrr'lseBen'
Tvg IfNiTTD STATES TAX LAW,

Sov RrApr pamphlet ol 3 P4E-' nne white paper
he.s no b wh.rh !. word f8r word IA .caafdincr an
sn.l aop-si - Alphabetical iiec sGtul
tea Of ~s-fy afee BE- stei D, the law sud the amount
o. hr evisd th.reon. Inis renders a. complete
ID raLs rrlrnt 90 u . possible to make H.
Price po'paiii y p-f 10 scui by express ~
"a lO1 II by malt Ait -ss TnK rHiHusg. Neg ioh.
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TgE DEATH OF OFFICER WILLHns.-The Board
of Police yesterday afternoon parsed the follow ing
resolutions in reference to tie death Of Patrolmau
W illians Of the Niuth Precinct:
Ees,ired That the Board Of Metropolitan Police deeply
with tho widow aud family Of dec ased IL view
OF cassiy that has taken from them beloved husband
aud br aud deprived tho Department OF the services oil
valuable oaicsT aud most worthy man.
re. r,d hat the hiei CieIk transmit copy OF he record
Of the.e ~ oce,dil to the widow Of the dee'assd
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Disasters, &c.

HoIxEs's HOLE Oct a. 1851.
Il. .ch- Iucy Psks OF RccAland Me fsom Bangor with
lber bonna Tor arrived hsre 18th lost full ct
sc ,vns on the morning Of the l2th ins OF pc Cod
rrrng leak Hove overheard from on deck 1000 fes 81
iin.brr VIII 10 or the railway for repairs.
10y letter 10 Eliwood Water ESQ Sec. 81 Ude'ws
PoRf-Au PRINCE, Oct !, 1893.
The schr Electric Light Of Portland arrived here the iin
ult AID has Landed her cargo, with heavy duntee o. 'sS
v,rr The b. brig Ann Lovett arrived tbs An ins from
NrwYork got agroaaj the nj. Of the 3D. on bank
few mes foa tie city, while beating up the bay; she sor on
After li,hterng sonie OF her cargo. 49,
NV Iettef to Elw god Water ESQ.,. Sec BID L nSer~s
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DEAF AsD DUMB CnILDRrS.-The Directors Of
the kswYoa Institution for the Instruction Of tho Deaf and
Duub are de.rou. hst ell Of deaf aud dumb children
without sducon should be brought 20 heis notice. thai they
may he advantages FOR which the Institution was
tab ished Communication. the subject addressed TO An
drew Wsr the Secretary. no. Sic Broadway, y. Y, will
receive prompt attention.
Editor, Of N,wspspor. win aid the Of humanity by
giving the above galui,oas insertion.
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Movemenfs.pf Ocean Steamers
r(fOEPARI.


IN htp Southampton, from London aad Poytsmoutt-Mr
and Ms. Uosde. Mrs Alden Mas Barnet, Joha Uhsdsl
NewYork Mr. BIeYs ter. Mr. McDossd Conn. i!r Morris
Mn Stembsch. England; Mrs TyDton and two children,
New.Nesico and % in cabin
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WAN ilKErisG - WnLnMsBuRGn "A meeting
wa, held Oh assday evening at arlington Hall for lie pa.
-. al .ssge 20 fai,e bs4lon u cavalry Mayor hrJ-
Hel,eh fesaed aud plumber OF dtngnished cz"n.
,y,, ~ Nicelrcsidcus The inre he'll WAS VOL
hed Rilh highly respectable audience o '1o'e' sd Eo1u'
lLen.
~ nn,u,se of renewing tcs eIpr,sons ol aiiy - The
and 10 aa.t MspI Spruldng Ia Giiing bsiia'
Ion cl cssifs IA iiafbnTg. he holol ths to ohens
o. Wi4msburgh would ne h"f best 'noi', io 'Yso'
III. meeting sfd sodIeDed ny LILO oh' IL j.
Raymond lion. Edmund Digs sHd others
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAuBsRs-ocr iS-Besors just
IsGsAnAn
DECISIONS.

Charlotte L. Smith agt. james Snith.-Motoh
granted without prejudce TO new motion, &c
In t OF John NJ Mime &c for sale Of real estate
u.cIenee ordered TO report matters stated ID the pe'
ton. ,.. ,.L
81 a, ~, -, /,
Charles Dmon sat WIN H. Heard E, a-Notion granted
or condition that applicant hle bond. &c.
Tle sane AIT the same Motion granted uniess sppellst
file b md ~ security for costs ON appeal .
In apple alton Of the Mayor &c. relative 20 "idehins u
Worth ,Teet-Moion granted.
Is, fore Justice PgcKHAv.
Alan II Sherman at. :. Is Posiley.-Ofder settled.
Jonathan Ackfoyd AIT Edmund Ackro.d-De.ent-ns us
ehar,ed on PEI feeling bail for 81 500.
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SUPERIOR COuRT-Ocr 4-Befors Justice WHsrR AID
Jury.

joseph Gerard AT. John f. Beta.
Tpia action was brought 10 recover the value OF "a
,n,n OF hire. wegou and harness. which the plaintiff
xs he defendant wf0nsuy caused 10 be levied upon by
m, the property oil plaintiffs brother upon ca exc
cation Issued upon judgment where the p!sinuH brother
was sole 4 .fcu cant. ,
III. rsnd proved bill " sale Of the property mads by
his brother him. and that the defendant caused the prop
ert be ,eixed.
p defendant proved the judgment and execution ng,Es.
IA, p.lun brother sole defendant, aud called severn
witnesses to prove the copartnership hereafter
and altered that the bill of sale ssduen AID Thar tue
plaintiff and the judgment debto were coPsrtDers that the
ndrmen, wa. recovered upon eoparnchp dcJt aud con
debtor bad ieviaoe Interest IN the
ooerty In which the pliuh cited u johnson
aud s NewYot +J3 showing that by SUING enc OF I'VE
copenos and Obtaining judgment without joining the ohe
d. the copsaer sued from all liability aud iin
A. and Keenan, 500. showing tina, when lhe Sheriff levie
upon tic whole copartn.rhp property upon judi men
sn Of two copsIner. Instead Of evyinS upon tie ia
telr.t Of such copane he becomes uespasef ao 'Hmo
ud that palties could iusf, under the process Tbs
plaintiff denied copaItneshp Verdict oE the pisin
/ tn Tor $50. =, q, .. n
D. NJ. Porter for plaintiff a. IL. fennoy ana T. D. 9'ai
kurclt loE defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

Mr.. Geo. Vandenhoff lie engaged to give his series
Of three Readings from Les Hiserables" before the
Albany Young Mems Ass citation.

The Regular New-York Trade-Sse Of Books,
stereotypeplstes, Stationery, etc., will BIO held b!
G. A. Leavit & CO., ut the New Trade Salerooms
Nor. q and 20 Mercer street, New.York, con-
mencng on Oct. l6, with invoices Of books, and
continued daily in the order OF The caalogue-sale
To commence zach morning at 9 o'clock.
The catalogue occupies 429 large octave pages.
Beside this, there is subsidiary catalogue Of the
s'ereoype-plaes steel AMI wooI-culs, contracts aud
book.atock constituting the entr re remaining stock
If the late firm OF Mason Brothers, commencing on
the 9th October, ut a. IN. Also, the stereotype
pltes steeplates, copyrights and rights to publish
of tho books formerly published by Derby e. Jack
SON. Likewise the same Of Phillips, Sampson g.
Co.,, and osby, Nichols, Leo & Co.
There are full one hHldred contributors.
Tho regulations OF the trade require that none but
those engaged in the business shall DO allowed TO
buy; that everything in the catalogue shall be sold
unreservedly; tha, each line in the catalogue shall
represent $2j at least with some technical excep'
tons that all books he in tue hands Of the auctoneer
before the sae commences; and various other useful
conditions.
The vast extent Of these regular sales IL not only
literary and business curiosity, but forms nn object
of national importance. Trey constitute splendid
evidence of the force Of seifregniation, without
Government sanctions trsppings. Here is et!ectn-
ally great guild, extending over all the country,
aud ertii ely controlled by It's canono aud usg-s
underlying too, the literature, which 10 ".he chef
glory OF nation"
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Ko.,on WsrI.iy HANK Statement.

BosIos Wednesday, oct Is, 1867
The following are he footings OF our BahA t'a'e'
ment TOR the past week: o-,.o,
Capital J83 40 Deposits io'o,a ~
Loans and dI.counls 722tC0 Due from oiberBks 800 40
sp.ei,,...,.. 1g57O0iDss 70 cher Bks.. 1893 900
Cheplausp. s,3t5,:V0
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fAdysrtissmsUt1

We are requested to call attention TO the per-
shpiory sse By tbs sn,IiG fEiDsr Oel H. at ts MeF
chaa E.cisDs- saofocfns 40. al Broadway, e ,he 80
g.fb DVEiLfs0iiuusa fuefy occuit.d by Dr. r. I.
1osn1d and IN 0rs Of LsSD on tnr corner o. shsT and
glh.sl sec Advertisement Ia smother column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

AZ IHc.Drsr on TuE TmRD Ayrsrs Cars
4 nice bay, neatly dressed about eight years Cd,
Of Indian hue, snd js,iy-black eyes and hair the
eyes brish, and the hair sirag, came into The car
al Harlem, and slowing away in he lap he well
strapped bunch of looks aud lunct-bOx, took he
seat, with plenty OF room oil about Oppo-c to him
eat two,boys, sr.er sId stronger. snd whiter than
the little ooorei ~, WHO VIE roon told, as TIE car
filed up, TO give Ia s,lt 10 tome ono e'se. lie
eheeHully complied. aud ,,ood up. Mean The two
wLde hoys stood young iady for want Of q s-ai.
At leu.h + ssct ger and pui a., ltle coorc!
boy In be place, next TO The white bays, one Of
whom promptly saii " Get mp add give that lndy a
seat" No." said the pssscuger " thai b, gave
up his seat sonc time ago, snA bee bccn standing
ever since. les be tnrnt TO ut now lols saw that
lady before. Why d,dn'tyou rae T. IL seems . yvu
very eafy to dsp0se OF others scat, bat us a ms-
tale. Give your own. That li,i!e fellow has rgls,
aud oueiof them ID to have the scat lie aid ior.
lilo whito boys looked angry, but al siin. How
afc such boys educated J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

The AMERICAN EPISCOPAL CHrRoH ~ PANS.
Bishop Mclvaine OF Olio made an earnest address
at ST. 1bomas's Gnu cb on Tuesday evening, advo-
eating the immediate completion OF tie sum needed
10 complete and Pay for "a building for the PARIS
Church. and presenting zsnany strong arguments de-
rived from hi. observation IA Two vists abroad. He
Was followed by Bishop Stevens of Penusy lvania,
who also spoke earnestly Tor the object shop
Williams of Connecticut made the closing address
adding some considerations to'urge prompt aud sue
eessiul effort TO pot tie Cnurch Ia Pars III posoo
demanded by the importance Of it's works aud is
wants.
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Advctisemen,.l
II WANT To BIZ NFALlIY. WEALTHY. Hon.

ou.ntv. AID H,Frr"-A chronological Examination al
sl~f M~s No G8 Broadway. VIII reveal defects
AID low TO oorec; lhs-yoGT talents AID how T. them
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To Mariners.

q. FLAG SUR MINNESOTA, !
NORM ATLANTIC bLoCkADiSG SQUADRON
HAMPTON ROADS, Va Oct H. lo62. J
eunboN with the guard lag hoisted Is stationed Just oot
side ores Monroe TO board all vessels passing In or out
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FIFTEENTH DISTRICT UsIos ASSEMBLY CoN.
body met on TussdAy sTsn''s sa n0n m'so
Jehn II. White, ss@
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bort War0rns' Notlce.
STATE OF NEW. Work.
nrNN ArnENa, uERIll No. lW Wal.sl

STATE NEW. Work.
PoRr.WAHpsss UFFcs, No lot WsIsl
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Al passed AOl T. ls'5 s,s ., 40
Yo,k to ali prons Interested in, or having charge o. the
nbes matter of such inquiry eTauinat IN or soyey thss
m. vessels now un LEI ~ ne no,S
Wsr.p, and tbs. the said OF ex amin ,ions mhi
thin days nett succeeding tnis notice. On
board sad vessels; NM avn
Steamship urs.".......''.''".pie no.
steamship rasnlan.. 70 ~
Sn,p s siIsI I1,rrSn ,..........Pi Pier No q r. r
iuhuum Ter NO ~ ~
paI 81 80. W.ic b..,..........Pie Pier No. 81 T. r.
Pris Dung
Add. f.
Schooner Arctic im 10 - y. ,ss
scIoorrr a. b. Woodruff Robinsons
Schooner Argus ;res no o. T.. NJ
WM H. buRLEi0H fsssidsnI
J. ArG's HERRixAS, Secretary.
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TIE EMBODIMENT CoxrLETEp.-The enrolment
in this city is quite complete. md the books in
which tho nance have been copied are now depo-iied
in twenty two boAes-oue FOR each Ward. Thee
boxes, containing in the aggregate 30 900 names
will 10 removed to the Cisy Hai, and deposited in
'tse Sheriff Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

John Inman has inst Gni-hed q rictne Of MR
Stephen Mascot. the renowned "Jeems Pipes of
Pivesylllo.' ~ work Of art and tine specimen
OF eoloiog, this painting lie rand TO 10 gem, while
tho Likeness il excellent. Mr.. Imam 10 tie eldest
son OF the celebrated Henry lamar.
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SUPREME CoURT-cmcur-Ocr. l5.-Betore Jussio,
DAVIS.
AYVsEAESrs OF PoLITicAYs--A BALLoT-R0z CAR

,yJsEMEsTs OF PoLITICAys--A BALLOT -RO1 CAR.
RILD OFF.
VIM ~ Chandler ct. John Eagsn.
Ths was an action for forcibly entering the plain
TN hoas. pu pose Of getting possession Of The ballet
hoy 81 primary election held in September 1890 In SIXTY
ar. str-,t The eTk faction had hela urinary
election snd,he Inspector. b-l retired locked the doors
.r. about 20 oost when the pedon party not
.dd with the procesaing torc5y brose 10 the door AID
the bsotboT away. IL csimeG thst The DEF,
90, liable damages lor the part he took ia the iTau
action. . -
The Jury found for the pllniie sivls BIN $50. J. c.
Van Ioon for pl,iudH Mr. Nous for dci-Detnt
OVAL AssAUL1-COsT OF THEOWISG A MAN
OVERHEARD.
VIM W Van Buskifk ags. Frank swit.
L. 1860 The plaintiff had charge OF some buildings
&c on the WHAT foot Of Sixth secet Niismsburgh under
.u horitv OF Mr. Kc the Of the premises Defend
ant IS az o and bad hise Quantities o. ola
d,poslicd ~ tie neighbosiood.
In. ain gave directions defender, to remove r. ard
gsl ted him months tine fo that purpose. Dsirldsn
became inceused drove up. in wagon and abused the
l 80 tho. language ard then physically catching him
by the hack the aud % hs pantaocUs and
Throw ns him ovelboafd th- descent some niren fest
apl . hs was falling he struck Eled with night soil
eutn. al. mead " add otherwise ijcBg him With
rrrst difficulty he I'm gaining the wharf lie sued
,r vent 10 to jury TIE plaintiffs evidence. The jury
fouId IN bic favor. giving hin 5000.
James NJ. Smith for plainun.
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nlNiArukR AI.AAsAr

MINIATURE AIAAsAr
SGn-nises.. ..6.u Sets ..........5:20 Moon-Rissa
sIGR WATER THIS DAN -.
snty Hook. l34 Gov. Island IRA Hell tae... to9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

BoAHD or EDUcArIos.-The Board Of Education
met last evening, tho President, Mr.. Curtis, in the
chair. The President announced that he bad re-
ceved from tie Assgnees Of tho GroSvenor eslae Inc
sum Of 10000 and interest On the same amounting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

Foo PoRr RoYA--Tle $. steamship Eiies.en o. Pies
No " loading sa9ss cnce sto-s ior Port hoyaA
Tie o. s. transport Delaware has to the Upper Quar-
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

ruined my temper, that ruined my husband,
and he has left tho to de."
Nellie spoke these words. and tien laid
her head upon tho old window sill and wrpt.
The next morning tho degraded husband
entered the dwelling, having become sober
90 drunken frolic OF week. The first
thing ho saw was the bowed form of his
wife. rigid in death. Alb ! well he nigh,
totter with ierror--sho had .frOzea to death
Tho sexton was called upon to dig grave
ia tho "Pouors' Field" and consign tho ro.
mains OF Nolio to tho earth No kindly
hand closed her eyes no gentle finger,
folded tho pale hands; no friebd dropped
the parting toar; no broath waited wotdt
to Heaven in her behalf; no she died alone
Mothers, guide tho little ones gently
! Check not the youthful spirit until the
heart becomes hard and the temper i'm
pcrlous; but with o calm spirit direct kind
ly, rcprovo gently. Thou shalt reap ir
sorrow il tho seed DO weeds. ."-.Hoihcr
Journal.