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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
Commrrciu. Intelligence.

IIyEHpOOL, Oct. N.-COIlCN-Ihe saIcs OF
Nanv and Tuesday sum up 35OD bsie,, Of which 1909
s.s .nsc.ar. and exporters. The market has been eI
eed and ice. have advanced hal psny to one penny
per pooid .,.t...x.. ,.v,x
sbl Yhs nsrset 10 excited and prics nave ~hyscsd one
penny penny and tall per pound 'i g'"uS anu yarns
with still upward tendency. So, ., 49,, =,
BHxADs1uyys are quiet bot STEADY Wskehed N,.h o.
and bigsnd. A,hya Go. report F.oui Gun a. 10 1o
slixed =. n 6UL7i8 ,,
Phovisoss-The same authorities report fEo'lsons
steady. b.ef hrn but quiet FoIk steady bacon eai.I
LsSa hrn Butter hIm Taiow quiet snd esAieri saie' at
Zlu44I. 49,
PKoDuck-Ashe. quiet bot steady. Sugar buoytn and 3D.
al higher Cohes Inactive. Nee-sAes small Lir'eea
IN quist Rosin inactive opits ITp.niIsnah sales at
s3j. Petroleum dull and unchanged sales of Rsned2 per
gallon
money and W 0o9it fr account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
Grcaf Rritnin

The British Admiralty bad decided TO con-
struct squadron Of iron boats armor plated
double screw propelers to DO armed with two heavy
Armstrong guns.
The Alabama Georgia ard Tuscarora continue crus'
ing around the coast Of the Cape Of Good Hope
The Vanderbilt had arrived at the Cape IN pursuit OF
the Alabama and was repairing in SimOns Bay.
Capt. Senmes has sold the bark Sea Bride.
No further captures had been made by tie Rebel YES
sells.
Capt. Semmes viii not from motives 81 policy. seek
an engagement with tie Vanderbilt but II his vesse!
should be blockaded in Simons Boy by her VIII endcav-
or 10 eude her as he did the San acnio Martinique
Capt Semnes is OF the opinion that the Vanderbilt Is
very much faster than the Alabama, and that II he
should to close quarters with her, that he could
not get away from her.
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway
eharcs have advanced two aud bali per cent.
The Confederate loan Is quoted at 6JGt..
Consols steady at g3t for money and 9ltdylt Tor
The account
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Ifalr.
6ARIBALDI on /!

aARrBALDI on YAPoLEoN's INVASION OP MEXICO.
Garibaldi has addressed the following letter
to the Patriotic Club Of Mexico:
"CAPErRA Nav 90. ls61.
To The Patriotic Club Of The Fedora! DsSie nc AeTcan
ReDnbiic
"GEAILyMES: accept with pride the honorary
Presidency OF your patriotic society and WoGd mat
INV arm could lon the defense Of your country
and the threatening Of Its liberty. which covers with
shame the generous French nation which having begun
the progressive OF Europe nas now converted IL
sclf into blind instrument IN the Lands OF tyrait
usurpcr perjurer Who has changed the glorious Tag
of the French Republic into standard for robbers.
But do continue stcadisst, compact and united
40 eisf this usnrpatoD accurscd Of the world DEFEND
beroicaliy YOUR country ard show GstoDsAed Europe
that the sons of the so DO not fight IN VAIN when they
grasp their for liberty and you Viii conquer iVI
Jour cause Is q holy one.
~ ours from the heart,
"JOsE GARIBALDL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
Continuing Disagreement Of the Western
Powers in the Polish Question
A Letter of Garibaldi on tho 1GeX-
lean Question.
DENMARK and SWEDEN PREPARING FOR WAR
Defeat of the Japanese by the English.
CAPE RACE, Thursday. Oct. 90.

The steamship Germania from Hamburg VIA
Southampton the 2lst inst passed Cape Race OF IL
o'clock this Thursday morning. and was boarded by
the news yacht Of the Associated Press The dates per
che Germana three days later than those already
received. The Germania has the United States Mails
$50 passengers. and full cargo.
The steamship Glasgow from Newfork arrived az
Queenstown the 2Oth inst
The steamship Bohemian from Quebec arrived al Lon
dondeuy on the 2lst inst.
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and Francis Mccoy were arrested by officer Ksyenyd
the Sixth Precinct the complaint Of Michael whi.e
ping M Sweeneys Hotel who charged them with steal
Inc his watch White attended a ball at the Apollo
Rooms on Wednesday evening. and while there had hs
on,rd sn,prei II, and took his watch. valuable tine
piece. valued ct Gas from his pocket. White inmsdL
aely called in the above officer and pointed out Coz
anon, HON was Mccoy, and Distracted the officer In
the Performance OF hs duty. Mccoy threatening the
con pllinan, with personal violence II he persisted
men, tie guilty persons escaped section Of Police
from the Sixth Precinct mmedistey went tn the spo&
and succeeded In arrcstng both Mccoy and ConvsE
Justice Connolly committed Conway In default Of eo0
bail 10 answer. and NcCoy In default OF $50 ball y
answer the chnrg, u being accessory 20 felony
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
c0uRT CALENnAR-TuIa DAT.

SUpREME COURT-Clrcuit-Part l.-Adjourned
for the term Part I-sborl Nos. as.. ~, 1910
IIs a2G IIH AL 4l2B 4JTB ara, <21 4lB4, tl5O Rby
.isi lO AHA Part IIINo calendar will DO called until
Monday. .. a., e.
SUFRENu CoURr.-Speciai Tcrm.-Adjourned for
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos. 3297, T0o,
2s1O gsI, y1s ys so& 9%9l. Psn u-Adoarnsd tot sh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
France.


The Moniteur says that the movements IN
Caucasus are seriOus.
The Pays denies that France participated in the neeo
tations upon the Polish question. and states that s
tria aud England eLdeayoriLg 10 come 10 al under
standing the subject Of an identical note France
awaits the result OF these EQUATIONS Europe knows
that France will adhere to every act according WIN
existing circumstance and satisfying public opinion In
EUROPE which the agreement Of tie Three Powers do
aires ~ repI esent.
The Rentes closed on the Goth inst. at CT zoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

No MORE MUSIC IN TIE CENTRAL PARK THIS
YEAR.-The Central Park Commissioners announce
tbat Dodworths popular Saturday concerts are sns
pended until next year. owing TO the approach Of tho
Indictment season. More than 0ooO persons have ut
tended these concerts on one day, and as high
7opa vehicles have been prsssnA and vet no serious
sooadslt has occurred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

vessel It Ia charged that the fuses, which boar tho
name OF the manufacturer have boon furnished to the
Rebels. The merchants are charged with being largely
engaged In tie blockade business The letters taken
are from Rebels. and from Rebel sympathsers at the
North. Confidential agents representing themselves
Copperheads and sccessionsts were employed TO de-
tcct these operators who could not be reached in any
other way.
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Arrived.

ste.me- Eurl,- Hunter Warrington, n. C., N heort
Hand Lei he Rrskw.tsr 2o sail OF vessels bound NJ -
s,esmsr Palssr.burs Spencer New Oretn. via Dels~Hs
s,s.s.r beverly Psfce Pbn.dephiA nad.c &c to james
steamer Vulcan Morrison, Philsd,!phia udss Sc, Js
steamer octorOr,, Mclaughlin Baltimore. mdse.. te
Wa, Dslsel
steamer Petrol Walton. Providence. mis. &C.. TO FL
Ship Oun Stream tof Kennebunk Bartlett, Leshom i.ys
passed Gibraltar Oct ., marble. &C., to master
go pe. Oeich. Co. Mad. Noithern passage. and had
heavy w'a'her 2'h inst on Georges Bank, ssnasd mp
snip Lucy ihomp.cn. Caocker. Liverpool Sept. -
Bar Goethe ror,l, d. Cruz, Oporo J! days sls sa !"
bark h,an,c Jof Lonaon Ale. Newea,'. 70 days. ccs
AID on to j. {. McAndew ssth inst, lat a. - lon " -
sisuaied bah Ellis White, Sfor'land stesrinsE 49,
Rrs Heroine Dr. Of shogehsn, glasgow D days coS
ria II Orange tof Newburyror,l. Whitney, Lus,a c. B.
Ma roshess Br Of saeo) Steer Psira, Sept currsns
NIX Olivia tbfj Reno savsnTla Oct hides fu.,c ses
k.1on Munoz. Had very heavy weathef Los, !o'So3
fd; proirf- ,of sun isriand trawioid oaidh - aaIs
,oal john Jackson Had strong head winds to vac o..i
@ih Inst, lat IS - lon 80 .p,Ae brig James 'eh''y VI
tor Away. irola St Jehu, \: r.. ,.s
Brig Nosn,- Argentina Botsford kio Jnrho sep" ~
b-las. to ". " DE Forest \ 20.
scLr ahla, lord. Ronaout 'or Ellsworth ..,.,,.
schr. 1ranph tBrl LocAhaIt, Com" Ah'o days. P'''N'
Ser. H. Pgstaott Crowel. Bridgeport.
Srir Ro.A cir s,rics Saco. hesdng TO WsydeN 20.
SCH SAMUEL Gilman, Crowel Boston sds.' mass W.
". Levi. 90. , Ma.
sehn j. ", Fauhln. Boston days. udss TO j. T. psy'"
Co. =.
sehr q w Baldwin Lorg. Glouces'er days. hsh
sehr boxer. Smih. Sc~ Haven, ballast. ,,.,.,,
S,ig. Robert Saith, Russell Portland, Conn., TOT h'i''
port. ,.r
seLr. base Mills Providence 20 hours, Tor fon b"sA
srlr Nj nj bruce krndsi,k Providence. ,..
ssiI Lon!. Walsh Eaton, new hsvtn for fhhs'e'p'>
BLlOW -.fhser unknown ship.
M.Nn-Euu.et 5. b.
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. ......Ocf u
Cleared.

s,e.n-r.-Nsrths Stevens Chance, Baltimore. VIM. D.
sei Potomac Sherwood. Portland II. 3. Cromwell Co.
Ship>-ysjcstc Coulter. Liverpool samuel Thompscat
N.pisw; D. H. Wsjcu lBrem.,. tnlicher Genoa C. Luin(
Co.. Kepublick lhrem.l schmidt. Bremen unkess Ca
Wsndrshfn tHsuil Mg-r. Godseiroy busse
Bsrs.-iisury Wilson, valencia spain, w. A. NessaI
Linda Stewsr. PERKINS, ST. Jlxo lie Cuba j. Thompson
bns-Bosois Porter Aspnv all Pansms Railroad Co Or
lila ,frl MIR - John, y. B. Nesiu' Sons; Gee
don trD Cor 81. John y g.. p l. Nevius sons; Asas
Maria Nom Havana =. T.. Ward Co.
Schooncrs-S.fsh Is. Strong TYLER. AeIsrdrS }. srtai
Helen Mar Jones, Van brunt siasht Nellie 1srbor, -
Orryown. Me-, T. NJ. nsyhew Lerotsh, Clifford BostoA
HsLA. CaFvera Chase, Louisville, Taylor -, John, b.
7. l. Neviu. SOM. Rio Smith, E.iPort. Jed Frye 60
Only Son. Cuuuushaul New Haven H. :. Racket So I
Witt. Cloud. L.avitt, Fortress Monroe r. c. Whs~sf
Co Er.r'ion, Torbc. Fortress Monroe. =; C. WheeirA
Co D. French Loyesnd, Washington. Nsn bsuns S.ses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
TIE Chicago Tribune Of Tuesday says:

Bu.ne,. or.ns active In all ameu'. Operators want
af ..iy and ID, t4ss have tie n'ars o. sippy eA he
ty,, currency plenty and eXcAAns l. nueh closer
lua..d the uarhct decidedly a.. A,or', via pr
wins, aud the selling Only cuslontr md At some
H.. banks hsy must be favored ones can oosn q se
Gun, n, r,e sonr the AID tina Is tie
LII. 0 Ill out.ihrfa
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d apnn.
,or,o gsnt Rad arrived az Kago-

Admiral Kuper's feet had arrived at Kago-
alma Tie negotiations falling obtain TIE sailsiac'
ton demanded KupeT bericged the city and le'ced II
10 tire ground lie then set ire Prince Satsena b
tbree steamers and returned 10 Yokohama. KagOana
Ia one mass OF ruins. Tie palace, the factories and tie
arsena,s are all destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

Two divisions Of infantry are ordered to 70
land and several batteries, reeAiorccmeniS to iae
Russian troops already there.
The Black sea fotiIla is being fully equipped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
Poland.

The Czarinsky band has been completely de-
strOyed near Lublin.
III Hotel de Vile at warsaw had been set on FIRE by
incendiaries and consumed.
All officials OF Polish descent have been replaced By
Russians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

TRIAL PoR MAssLAUGHTER.-In the Hudson
County Court. N. j.. yesterday. before Judge Ogden
John Mcvoy was placed on trial on charge OF maa
daughter in causing the death Of his sister wife OF
rick Riley. by beating and naltseatng her, ct New
Durham Ia May Last. The case was not concluded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
The Iouinn Islands.

The Parliament of the IOnlan Islands have
resolved by vote 1910 that E1gands proiectorate
sba cease upon the Senate being dissolved
aad maj the Ionian IlaLds should be immediately ai'
nexed % Greece
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

Tug WIyrHa No. Of Nine DEMoHEsr's MIR
non or YA,nio.a vii furnish tho most lnf-sin, and 'au
ALL No 10 Moh,n Mnrfs Dross aaAofs and La4.e' seA
sxally e,or sssod Really Nov. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

The stipulations in the treaty Of alliance with
Denmark have been agreed upon. bot the ratification Of
the same will not take place until tie German troops
are dispatched 10 Uo.stcin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
AustFia.

The Vienna Journals declare that there can be
no question Of ssoated action the part oi tie three
Powers ON the Polish question.
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fAdvef'isomcntI
IN iIRY.IPLACR HgATE

IuyrovEp FrxA HEATER awarded the fiksr fhssToh
the late Fair Of hs American Institute a. Ill" bfT ihs
PLACE HEATER for economy snd rih'"nfy
they ~. uncruaod &. w. srAuLDso. Manufacturer and
Sand far n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
Nailed.

Oci. Is steamer Decatur, Creole
Siin'-Naithe tiisc Ruger ,,s.,...., n 1
Bsris-kechabits 4. Beckmsn Won Lhuei Lsen1', -
Mr At stoflestrn kuteTpriso DEL ~. st n, -
Rhg,-youw aer- Albeit Jesco, RAPID L he''"
Jcs... ST. I. lsdd - ,..,.. c.,dv..u II u IA,
~ y, a. p.,ly Mite Sea. Daniel e. tu,sns, b n ~
,r5o ~, - n. Cooi, a. Van Chef snd many o,h'r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

A HKArTIYTL

A DKAUTlPrL COMPLEXION, ircc rom 'hi''
t,r-. and fecs.. usy e.ly be procured " u'"s 'hs
u nsLn o. 1sou,aND fLO~bE," fof shaving " 10 &C." ~
a,.~d II composed Of palm OIL honey and other va nsr
auiel.s highly pcfuA.d ~ Il. own ins,don' ana Nh'n
washing nigh, and morning renders Tho ga" '"' ana
wi its and Tree iiogn blonsh. sold ~ AZ Drussiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

ANOTHER CHURCH OFT or DLDT.-The Allen
street Presbyterian Church Of this city dhe Rev. Dr.
Newell PASTOR. have recently repaired their churh
edifce. and have Cancelled mortgage that has been
resting upon it for many years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
Tuy woMyy's LOYAL NATIONAL LEAoUE.-

Thl, Loyal League hed an Interesting meeting 'e''sf
day afternoon ct rom No. % Cooper Institute. Airs
Elizabeth Cadr Stanton presided Mrs jacob opened
the exercises with prayer. invoking tho Almighty to
saw. the nation ard free the slave Nj" Anihony then
made scw terse remarks In relation 10 tho Copper
head. and their Veas Of the Constitution and the
Sacred Scriptures. Sic then Pre'"nied tbs following
resolutions. which wer. unanimously adopted
wA~.ss Th. obj~c, fih- wen'sns LOYAL Nsonf i>ss
"a the into tie ~s ~ Se~dona a. The osfns
.ons Of th. R.rabbc ard s pry ~ cur oo'srnsH
III the ooIdsCt Of the wHi thefetofs 70 u 49, =, .
E<.el,,a n a, a. n.sis THE sri IA st'1n % the ctr
cn.iisn Of p-,itions ~ OR ss~li' imeth'a
the United st.,ss spi snons he srmy. 10 nsnf4fa"
oufs Of ,cinr, this civ On tho dutss Of ihe ho 500
.ns on II tho sai na'uch A savoy u" es"N W
~n " cannot cor ~ott 10 d0ns % IONS - "'"''''
br-Atie 80 ia this Re- pablo
Kssr,s Th,s with rios'or- tho eeSfersion ., The
Aa-fesn Ana sla,rfy soeissy IN rollins ~ Ne "Ai'A -
tions for the EsI. SoasfrsA
Ansr tie passage Of The resolution so'sra' OFT ana
per,inen mt addresses we're made by ladies' present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

Strangers In the city should not fail TO visit
n. Pn.EsoLooioAL CArisrr snd Ncsxrs Of iovtss 'sp
W,It. 80 ps nlost~sy Here nay 70 s>~u sinsis-i' %
nee. nn.,. AID cots ii. b.sd. Of many q the o Dc
nsul.h-i and no,no-s Of ts ~st.esnsn or.t'f'
plIosoph.r. Nurdsr.r. TAcrrs eir rte 'cmpris fhfs
nooss D.nssions Of CL.e,sf With f dsscn gtioss ven
when DECREE
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Wur0rns' Nolisr.


STATE " Nsw hokk. \
rORr WARpgNs' OfFIcE, No lVi wan ~
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN ACCORDANCE WY.
~ section OF the p-sd April H. ss emitted ~ ~
Reofania. the Wsiden. Once OF the rou oil New h.a
ali persons Interested in OF having charge Of the ysI
matter of ,u.h onry examination o. survey, ths. e ss
loving vessels are now under examination by the @ au,
deus aud hat the said survey o. examinations IN ,.srt
p.clsd within ten days next succeeding. 'h' "o"s' "
said vessels; mn ttNp
Steamship ~ ON
steamship tarkTlsbuE. . D.
ship A.
ship Aurrir fag'e......-.-. n
Barb Baron Nen-f. " ,hauud
'' &. II. bRAsiaALL. hesia-'-
J. Aua's HSaaiaAs, SssrelAy
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Pass~ugers Sailed.

IN ,f,srship Eanearoo Tor Lirtrpoo-Thomas JohssoN
psnj e. ivan. VIM J. Brdg; c. Wagner. b. F.n,.t. Wm.
Allan Henry fsu,. VIM. HuDe, Thomas Atkins CsthAfps
Barrett. and oti.ors in steers2e.
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Denim arb
lsussia.

A large body Of troops have been ordered I
be ulassed on the ScLleswg southern frontier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

A large and elegant CLOAK PLATE. prcsont-
Iny The .s and mot fsch,rcr .yr. vii be srrn In ia.
.p'.nd.d Winter number Il HG,s. DKsoaEss hIfof Of
f.shious Ready November !.
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lAivcftismrnt

yonrs TO FIND When real cop1sr
and best pointed our Ia ha AZ nov"
by FOvLkx WELLS. No y8 BrOAdssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-ssEoIAL Trxn-Ocr. 10
Before Judge BEADY.
DECISIOSa.

U,mst act. Albrocht. Motion granted condi-
tionsly. . -. ,..,. .,.
MoAdsu agt Wbon-- Motion granted unless defendant
Judgment and 81 costs In days alter service oil
order 10 be- entered heleon IA, .,o.
Richards sgt HsskeL-Motion granted, with y ~ cos"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuRT-OCr 70.
TIE NOVEMBER TERM.

Judge Shipman announced tins morning DIS III
eion hods Court dunny the November term and taxing
up tho Admiralty Calendar No,es Of sn- for tho Calendar oi
thai term must be tiled Friday. tho 10Th Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
fA4vefiisuisnt1

EVERY LADY should secure one OF Nine.
pyroxr.rs iuynHiaL DsEa YLsvaross They are srkne"
y,sr,m.u,. for ns the dfe.. srsfy snd uniformly al
srou nd evrf introduced frioe, a csnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

DEPARTURE FoR EURorE-The steamship
KANGAROO sailed from this lon hr Liverpool ye'tef.
day. With nanber Of passengers and e. so In specie
Oh freight
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pussenpcrs Arrived
MINIATURE ALNsSA

IN ,tsa~v Ps,sry.brre iron Ne' o'I1cn'-N. b. Tashm
". Strong II. Kueknas.
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nisiArrss ALNsSAc
sun-Ris,s ii s.ts............ +j3 Hooa-Rsss TN
WATER TINS pkf
Sandy Hoot. 100 Gov. Island. lo;;8-He Csts". i0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
FUNERAL or CAPTAIN soUrREs.-The funera

FUNERAL or CAPTAIN SQUIRBS.-The funeral
Of the late Police Captain Sluires took place yesterday
afternoon from DR. Smiths Church, corner of Broomc
and Ridge streets In compliance with orders issued
by Superintendent Kennedy several hundred policemen
with their respective officers in full uniform with belts
and ba,ons md white gloves parnied escort to
the remains. They organized into ten companies
in front Of the Police Headquarters and marched from
that place under tie command of Drill Captain Cope
land to the church whore The remains awaited seplure
The spacious church flied with relatives ard friends
Of the deceased who was we'll and widely known. and
highly esteemed for his intelligence and many virtues
He was At the time Of his death the oldest officer con
nccted with the Police Department. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by tho Rev j. L. Smith, assisted
by the Rev Mr. Hovey the former pastor Of the church
At the close of tie services the body which was en-
cased in costly mahogany coffin, was borne from tho
church by four policemen surrounded by the ralbear
ers-the escort which drawn up in line, santing.
and the band playing funeral march. The following
is the order in which tho line was formed;
Dodworth'. Bsnd
Commissioners Acton and Eer-cn
Superintendent kennedy aud Inspector carpenter
Captains Csfrcy. BuTdick, Scott and liedien-
Captain Copeland
Police force marching in column by patoon In reverse ordor
Second Precinct Police, surrounding the HeaIse.
sllBesr.r.
Inspector Leonard Capts. ID. Camp Lehey Steers, William
Porter ard Bennett.
Acting Captain Wilson OF III. Second Precinct
Carriages containing Relatives and Friends Of the deceased
Tie cortege moved in this order through Ridge and
Attorney streets 10 Grand street through GRIND street
to Columbia street thence to AvonueD TO Tenth street
to Broadway to South Ferry Tie remains were buried
IN tho cemetery at Greenwood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

BOARD OF CoUycILMgy.-In consequence OF
quorum Of members not answering ~ their names on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. the Board stands 80
Iourned to Monday at O'Clock p. III. II IL Understood
however. that call viii 10 Issued Tor Especial meeting
to-day st O'Clock.
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SUPREME COURT-CnAuBgKs- Ocr. 2J.-Bsforo JIsucs
lH0RAHAM.
DECIslONS
John w. Wright &c. agt. jacob Dcmarest OF oil.
Motion granted
H. L. Brevoor sst James T.. Brett. Tho defects In the
ina have sts-d Ia the affidavit and iirsulaI
n should be In the noce.fhe motion 10 dismissed WIN
rave 10 plaintiff TO renew tho same without coats
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BOARD OF ALDERMgS.-At meeting of this
Board yesterday afternoonMr. Jeremiah In the chair
In the absence OF the Presidenta donation Of eJoo
was made to the Chiidrcns Aid Society wthou, dis
sonting voice The resolution TO increase the salary OF
the Pay Roll Clerk Of the Superintendent Of Sanitary In
spec,on 10 81 co. 20 take effect the Let Of January
1861. was lost, bu, WA anerward feoonsidercd and
tabled Amer some routine business. the Board I'D
journed until 10 day.
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UNITED STATES MARsnAL's OFTcB.-Th'

UNITLD STATES MAR3HALS OfFICR.-IHo
proper authorities were bnSy engaged yesterday 1eao
ing the letters found in the possession OF tho Tour per
sons WHO were arrcstod and sent 10 Fort Lafayette on
"wednesday. 1t having been announced with emphasis
that one e the parties ID Republican. 1t may not DO
improper 10 state that The other three are Democrats
who eeem 10 have been excellent terms with Vailan
digham. All Of them interested In tho blockade
business Our reporter wns unable TO obtain any new
facts in relation TO the prisoners yesterday save that
two Of them well known merchants doing consid'
cradle business in this city and that goods prepared TOR
shipment seized and than 10 letters some OF
them from well known men who thus implicated In
the charges Of alleged TREASON Tho names Of the prs
ouers are as follows. Gomez u patent fuse manafao'
urer. Mckee. Grocer. and Oliver. two Of whom arc
suuu,,son merchants ana tho other The osptan Of
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Receipts OF Produce.
Ocr 2o-l93ai bbls Flour. $40 b5ls WHISKY zst Peg
Com Ns, Ic 100 bpsh Wheat 90 bush Corn. - yV bush
Ost. L. bush. Barley AS pks Provions, +s Pks Lord
500 pks. Butter, l. 100 pkg Petroleum
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spoken.

"a, ~ Of Garnesai bAra iabon, jones from 'arsrd'
Boston, 10 days o"t.
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We copy the following tables, showing the
movements u produce 1t this port from Tie Journal 81
Co-mOcs.
RECEIPTS o. cxarAv or Dosrsric rh nuch At
.xv vork 80 Yan IIgsr % THE liar