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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
A DISHONEST PORTER AND Hrs AccoMrLlcE

-FOf tie lE5t lew weeks. Jamcs HcMann las beeh
employed porter in the store OF Mcssrs hhise!.
Uayncs & Co No. 37i broadway. On "Wednesday
evening being At the store later than usual Nom anus
broke a pane q! glass from Of the rear windows
to pieces Of cloth and piece Of muslin dc aine. worn
$50 TO Jane Mcclure who was there by previous np-
poiatmcnt 20 receive TIE goods. As thf woman Sas
walking of slth the punder she was oycrhnaled and
soeosicd hy Officer E.scr IL tie Sixth Precinct. VITO
took her 70 Tie Station House She refused 10 answer
am questions Iropognded by Cap. Jo1rian or gave
him any Information whatever respecting tie goods
Cent Jourdnn then arrested NcManus ard oa con.
fronting the pTsoners hey o ~ be total sire sers
Both tie accused paiies were taken before Justice
Bowling and committed - The IOmt.. MchaEus whs
in The EMPLOY O! Messrs LaiAfop. LuddingiOu Co.
PARK place az tie tine their store wGs robbed ncATJ
two moths AGO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

TIE NINTH DISTRICT DRAFT.-The Board OF
Enrolment of this district continue their daily sessions
at their headquarters The number of drafted men WHO
have reported larger than in any other district IN the
city The average number examined each day Is 80
and substitutes accepted, is The total number ex'
smined since the Board commenced their sessions Is
1884 and tie total number OF substitutes accepted is
I7l. Another enrolment has been ordered in each Of
the other districts CT this city. this being tho only ono
with which the authorities at Albany were satisfied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

isteIsd at Guns American Agency No. II Charlotte
street. Bedford Square London. England. for the two
weeks ending Oct. 3. 1906
O. A. stinsop J. g. Rogers DR.. j. r. Risp. Now Jsrssy
I'd H. fouse Capt w. +. Dowber, Now Yofk; o. 4 Oh m
CiDonnsii; Charles Squire 0eoiye Harvey A. Daniels
Fletcher Ufins HsIPer, = Henry Harper. EswiSh Dr.
Henry Root, la,e ss,h N. Y. 8. ~os Re-, J. huehey'
Manchester NJ H. iona Goodwin, IT,. Hartford Conn,
W. Britain Sra Frsnc.co, T. b. Caldwell and family b,eok'
Ign. N. y, II. 4. smy,hs NswYorki Gee r Bang W.T.
H., FewYorE, Charles seymour OLioj Barrson Mary
land s; NJ c;gron Hartford. Conn Mea%SnS f ns.
Orisons La, Dr. jenkins PLisdsphis, J. W., Dosnc ~
Csrison Ohicsxo H. Dr. Li,joLn and hdy Bfeotiyn NJ
~ Rev. DE- Fairfield. Mehissni Geo; b. Keith gohon,
Msss; j. L. Cbsyin Lawrence. hssaj G. L. Condt ofook
I'm, NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

The Union Republican Assembly Convention for the
lid District met Wednesday night and after se'.
efal ballOi!ngs, In which ii. Is. Bradshaw received
votes, and Alexander Campbell votcs tho name Of
the hitter was Withdrawn. and tia, OF Wa. u Ilom'
substituted The ballongs were the same with he
candidate. and the Convention adjourned without
making nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
SunpEH DEATH OF A SALESMAN About

o'clock yesterday afternoon, Peter Morris. saesmnn
cmployed Ia the store Of Messrs Brinck Russell No.
3l3 anal street taken suddenly III While exhibiting
goods 70 some customers and dropped dead at Tie loot
Of the basement stairs The body was removed TO the
residence Of bis family. No. 81 Grand street. where
Coroner Wildey was notified TO hold al Inquest DC
ceased hos left o wiic and child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

ANOTHER LANDMARK GoSB.-The West
Presbyterian Church. in Carmino street little north
Of the head varic street is in process Of emoA'on
and its site is to be occupied by tenement houses This
church was built in 1890 and for many years stood
clone in IT'S glory the neighborhood being then but
sparsely settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

THB IRISH BRIGADE CLUB.-The Irish Brigade
Club. which was organized few days ego under The
auspices Of Gen Thomas Francis Mcagher. has proved
success. Rooms about being engaged in a sui'a
bic part Of the city, where the Club viii hold its regular
meetings at stated periods. The constitution and by
laws have been submitted approved and signed by thu
membera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

Hohrert seized revolver and discharged barrel at
Bcnnet the bill taking effect on his forehead blowing
Zen fnrow IL, several inches around his skull The
,.let then glanced or and lodged in the wall without
doing further dnmnse Bohnert was arrested by Officer
Mcbaels of the Twenty seventh Precinct. ard snbso-
0u.ntjy taken before Justice Connolly who held him 10
bajl In the sum OF - 900 TO the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

e,cer,et prevailed about the hudng. and the street
was oupetc! blocked up by tho parents of tho CHI
dren who attend school there. Mothers were c'efls
searshing for tleir little among tho GROVE that
surrols led the premises Sach however the pre-
sence Of mind of Mr. Donneu the Principal and his
assistants aided by the police that the school was
quietly dismissed. without the slightest panic The
female teachers likewise distinguished themselves III
this rticular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
NEw.JERsEY ITEMS.

CHANCE OF TErMISvs.-Thc terminus Of the
Morris ard Essex Railroad changed on wednesday
from Jorsey City to HoboSen. Tho road viii be sr-
tended Pennsylvania, and noboken viii be the depot
ior ,ac r, ,cp,ion Of az immense quantity Of col.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

crdsy held an inqucst on The body Of J0teph Dawn
child two days old who died the residence Of hi
parents No lf2 Suffolk street. from tie effects Of al
over dose of audanun given through Ignorance by tie
nurse she supposing 1t TO be paFegoTc she gave the
child ID drops Of the morI llnc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
fAavcrtis~niont
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, FREQ from tan

pmpcs anu r,slcs may ea.y We procured by usins the
BALI OF IH0r.,Sp ILowgKs" For Shawn; 4, IL uusu
ps,s,d conpo.ed Of palm oil honey aud other v,uaos
articles hshiy peflncd hy n, insf,iens and wncp
uscd ios Washing u.h ard morning renders the .n s' Ant
wh.e and zee !ron beish Price % csI,a fof s-s BY u
5. LAshEs 4 Co. and al Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
fAdveIt.senenil
~ IInI.pfACp

IsPuorgp l4xA HrATrR sw.fled tho P.s,r PRx.uH
A, tho sto fa Of the American lnsns tho Brsr fiyy
pL,os lrATra- Dor convcnicnce economy and efficiency
thew uucqualsd c. w srAuLpiSs, Manufacturer and
Dealer whol,sae ard Retail, No ii b!bs House. aow-ios
send .of a circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

TESTIMONIAL CoScERr.-It is the intention
Of Committee already formed. to arrange concert
on the best scale at the Irving Hall the 18th Sf next
month in honor Of the nemoy Of the late Mr.. VOL en-
haupt whose demise We lately noticed rs great loss
70 the musical word The occasion promises to be
Of much interest, both its object and tie attraction
Of the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-ocr is-D.sOr,
Juisc Darn.
FrAL DrcHIL or DISTRIBUTION.

ZEAL prcRIL OF DESTRUCTION.
The United states at hs steamer fs'rts AMI Carte
IN this case. l.. Dclahcld Smith. ESQ. United
States District ArotBsy its day sDsfcd ina t'eoF q az.
tTt the Ysoecscs 81 tie q Ss above nafsd
.
Tte an,son the eonssf t0u = Ne vrs.s 10 prntir
an sppsa u TIE Unilsd before Jgsrs
Nr4aJl
rlyAL DECREE OF COORDINATION.
The United 5sies At Ls stoaa.cf 81 osorgs hsr Tscfe
AL Caff9.
In this case. Gnal decree OF condemnation vss
srisf,d this nlrS 49,
IN. unn.d stat. ~ II. schoenss y,s ni'so7 All csso
Ia this case IL all be rrnot bcrrd that Tho prse
syur.a BY 80. sssr.si Conner siosm eonns a 'ss
sant9lsd ,L.gsstca lssto and ts cos.'sn
Of cotton, rtea ~ - the Cost Nfsesnt ,eufsny
Tho us, der.s fsss hal q The proceed o. ihs fo
70 hs Wrs.las Company a. .al,0r, tie s.shes the
Uulea States sH4 ctptafs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

Tonight Eaton Stone, the celebrated horse
man II take his benefit at the Albarbra Circus "
course his many friends and admirers viii honor mr.
with their presence and approval
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

The first flock of wild geese seen this season
few southwark over Hartford on 6anaay. This indca.
ton Of approaching colder vsasAs5 s0Hss earlier than
asual th.s ysu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

rng PEACE. The Brooklyn Democratic City Conycn'
ton nominated VIM 4. Brown ioI Justice of the Ponce
for tho With District The Anal vote stood follows:
Wm. A. Brown, 81; Thomas Goodwin 20. Mr. Brown
was thereupon declared unanimously nominated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
SALES or REAL ESTATE, OCT. l5-By A. j..


. stony hous. aud lot No 2ll West lnhst.......fl3t
Ilou,s end lot on Oxford IL Brooklyn hyrsr. 80
Ifyr md IL No - Mad 30
H5sto and lot No. IN Mtci.ou tl%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
CITY GOVERNMENT.

ossrcIAL.1

OFFICIAL STATED SKssios-Oct 10 issS
r.ei,nt-Wi'.m Walsh eco, President; Aldermen usa'"
!sl, Chip Mitchell, Ryefs, andi ardy-I. N.
he roll huylnx been called and quorum not appeafnf w
Tn sdcnt declared than the Board stood adjourned unsn nsS
Monday, tho 18th instant. d one O'clock M CD.
DIT. VALENTINE Csn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

THB GERMAN OPBRA.-This company, under
Mr. Anschut5, which VIII appear here in the Winter is
at present OF Baltimore where immense have
attended it-precuesors VIC believe. TO its equal pom
lsrity here. -Four new vocalists from Germany are
among its claims 10 iavor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
Reeeiuts Of Produce.

Der I3-,c oco obi. Flour Ia Dds, Wisky. IA pf's
Corn Meal 81 III bush Wheat. @t4s bush .'in. ~
busa Barcy ~ 40 bush Oats ptss A,st' oso y, -
Lad s2o psss Provisions go psgs Lard 80" As' "e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Iwo men, named
lame. Connor ard Thomas Wilson. while carelcssly
hopding pistol IL South street. near Bnring slip on
"Wednesday evening slightly injured b. the acct
dental explosion OF the weapon They conveyed to
the New. York Hospital by the Tourh Precinct Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

SHOOTING ARRAY IN A LAGER. BEER SALOON.
Al late hour on Wednesday night. John Bennett ana
two or three others entered the agerbeer saloon OF
Frsdsrick Bohnert No. 68 Greenwich street. and whiio
there eot into ~ stxessiop With As pvopglsteT'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

CITY MISSION AND TRACT SOCIETY.
annual meeting u .he Cry Mission and Tract Society
II jersey Ciiy WI take pace ia the Second f:esb To
Ran Church Oh the second sabbath in December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

PUGYACIoUs FEMALEs.-Ellcn Quick, ar
Irish woman of No. "a Cherry street. sted for
committing q fronious assault IN Mary Murphy. her
next door ncichbor by striking her the head with
haichct inlct ng very serious wound. Justice Con-
molly committed her to the Tombs ioE tiia in default Of
$500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
fAdveItisementl


Phrenoogy sud Physiology explain our reh capabilities and
nsc,e the ,pAef, in which succeed best Eiamna
iions daily by FOWLER WELLS, 10 300 Brosdway. N L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
CITY ITEMS.

R. M. Poer, jouneyman printer, win speas
ct Beecker Hal tonight in favor Of the Union and IFS
cause Seats for ladies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS-DEMcCRATIc Nom

KINGS COUNTY POLITlCS-DbhcCAAiiO NUN
NATIONS FOR SHERIFF COUNT JUDGE, JUSTICE OF SIS
sIoYs. AND SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PooR--Tle Demo
cratic County Convention met of the Capitol in Jorac
mon street. on Wednesday afcrnoonfor the purpose OF
nominating candidates for Sheriff County Judge. and
Superintendent Of the Poor. Mr.. John Il. Wilds was
called TO the chair and Mr.. John j. White was mp.
pointed Secretary. The roll Of delegates being called
an nforira ballot taken for County Judge. the re-
suit Of which was follows: James Troy. "a: Samuel
Garrison 10; L. W. Bloom. The majority being 50
decidedly in favor Of Nj. Troy. he declared nom
mated by the mons vote 81 the Convention The
next In order was tho candidate for Sheriff A ballot
vas taken end Mf. John NcNamoe, being the cuy can
didate. received n yutss-the whole number in tho
Convention. lie declared n anmously nominated.
The contest for Super Itenhens ., the Poor was more
snated there being several alcd ts iof the position
On the informal ballot the vote srsOd 1ows: Francis
Ii. White. Is; Joha Delaney, lG Jt;es Edwards. -;
James ORTien. s; VIM. Powera 9; John Miller. >;
Frederick Eciz. !. rTo formal ballots were taken.
and the third resulted in the choice Of Mr. John Delaney
W the following ,oto; John Delaney. 40; james Ia.
wards. 80: T. j. white !. Mr. Delaney having received
majority Of the votes cast be was declared nominated
II tie nominations were unanimously confirmed. and
after appointing committee 10 wait upon the Regular
Democratic Convention 10 inform them ~ tho result
the Convention adiou. ned sub Jet 20 tie call 81 the
Chair The Regular Democratic County Convention
met NJ the Senate in Fulton street m the afternoon
and nominated James r0sle for Superintendent 81 the
Poor in tho I'D District and Nicholas l. Silwou FOR
Justice If the Court Of Sessions. The nominations OF
the other Conventions were indorsed-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
RAILROAD COMMUNICATIVE semi.annua

RAILROAD CoSvENTIoY.-The semi-annual
Railroad Convention for the purpose Of changing tho
timetables on the different roads assembled yesterday
morning at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Nj Twitchel was
called to the chair and Mcssrs. Merrill and Flint chosen
a. Secretaries The following roads were represented
Worcester and shua by r g. w Bentley, sGpernend'
emit; Ere Raiwsy by Messs ~ MsrsA, iresdeui. Charles
Mno Superin eadeni W II. Barre Ticket Ag'Et Cieve'
land and Erie, - Il NOTTINGHAM, sUpe uteacen Atlantic
and Great Western BY T. w. Keruaid Vice resident AND
IL j. Swee.zer SupeTuteneD Boston and worcester, ~
O. Twitchel President Vermont AID Central and Vermont
and Canals. by q. Morr oDprrnepcent' hewi ors Zen
trial BY Chsuneey Eibbsrd Superintendent; and w H. hi
tenden Hudson River Railroad by ssm sloan President
and j. 81 Toucey Assstan, superintendent; Shore Line. b.
Charles H. Vale Genera Agent Rutland, Burlington, and
Cheshire by L. A. Chaplin. super ntendent afaioga ard
Whitehall RsiIoad BY M. Davidson, President; Rotitnd
and Washington Raosd by jay OoUld Preident Troy and
ern Railroad Of Mls oy Chester w Chaplin President, and
Henry Gray Superintendent Hudson and Boston Raroed
By o. w Powers, fresden. Cleveland Columbus and en-
cilnsti by E. s. Flint SuperneDdent Little Miami Co'um
bus and xena by =. H. SrsteT Ticket Aren't Buaalo and
Els, by T. w Brown, Super nsodeDt Cleveland and Toe
do by D. Ru,her, Superintendent, Michigan Central, by
Il z. Sargent, General Agent
new timetable was adopted by the Convention after
some discussion and large amount Of business Of no
particular public interest was transacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

Mile. Stella Donbeur, a new vocalist will give
concer, at Irving Hall Saturday evening OCT Ia
assisted by Messrs. Simpson CIenor) Thomas (baul'
tons). Keuison Pianist. and Maeder Conductor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

BOARD OF CouNCILMEN.-A regular meeting
was held on Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Morgan
Jones. president, in the chair The Board concuried
with The Aldermen in passing resolution over the veto
Of bis Honor the Mayor. authorizing the Controller u
advertise for proposals ferry or ferries from the
Sins at Piers Nos 70 AMI 80 East River foot Of Oliver
and James slips TO the foot Of south Sixth and bfde.
streets Brooklyn for the Of years from the Isl
day OF May 1864. Il proposition was receive IRON
Mr. Eel to remove all The contents OF sinks Nies'
and Ccsspoc' in the city for Ten years without coupen
saton fr. 'he city He offers 10 buy oil the boats &C.
Of the present contractor Ii referred to the Co
nlittee on Finance. After transactng some routine
business, the Board adjourned to Monday ats O'CLOCK
4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

FATAL BURNING CASUALTY. Elizabeth O'Con-
nell little girl ok years Of age. died yceterday IN the
New York Hospital from the effects of burns the head
and chest caused by her clothes taking FIRE at tho ros
dcpce Of her mother. Coroner Collin held Inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
ARREST oP ALLEGED ExroarioyIsrs.-Two

men. named Cornelius H. Jones ard David johns n
wore arrested cha-rcd with ext n on tho complaint
Of Samuel Kroner Of No % Csrmine street lie makes
aida, that the l2ih int. tbs defendants called ~
his race Of business and Threatened that ua-ss he pad
then certain SIMS OF money they would prefer CON.
naint against him and thus r ak up biz husines Fear
Ing that they would execute their threats coz p!rnr
70 get his license evoked. and o.hcrvise annoy IN. D.
gave item s25 Vhereupon they len promising = give
hin nofarther trouble Mr. KRONER subsequently, carsed
their arrss; .or robbery IN tie second degree Ia
ing money by Of thTents q injury 70 his prop
erty IN accordance with the provisions 81 tie Rows
Statutes Tie accused parties were taken before Justice
Quaokenbush and held ior oxani nA;lon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
County SUBSTITUTE AND RELIEF COMMIT

rps-This Committee holds daily meetings at its new
Headquarters No 203 Broadway. but IS not paEtcu
Larry oyerburdened with applicant, Tor exemption The
Boards OF Enrolment in the several districts have
nearly completed their work under the last drat and
when finished the lnbOys Of the Relief Committee viii
cease at the same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
suppys DEATH op A PROMINENT CITIZEN

--Boareman Baldwin. for years resident OF the
Seventeenth Ward. and Of the School Trustees In
that District died suddenly at his residence, In Second
avenue on Wednesday. Al the time of his death. Nh
Baldwin in addition to his connection with the educa
tionai interests of the Ward. Commissioner Of the
Board of Enrolment in the With District During
Wednesday afternoon. meeting Of the members OF The
different Boards Of Enrolment was held Of the Office o.
the With District when appropriate resolutions were
passed in regard the death Of their late associate
The School Board Of the Seventeenth Ward. Of which
Mr. Baldwin was a member. held meeting in the even
Ing AMI passed resolutions Of sympathy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
fAdvef,.semens.1

WHEELER * WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES
have the highest premiums G all the Important State and
Mechanical Far, whore exhibited this season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

UcrrRD STATES MAJ SALE. - The
United States Marsha! sold public auction yesterday
large quantity Of dry goods, blankets cloths hosiery
spoo, cotton thread needles hats drugs and medicines
spices tea and coffee being tie cargo OF the prize bSk
Sprngbok. The prices realized were S0m ten to heen
Der cent above the apprasement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

Walter Low, No. e23 Broadway, has pnb-
Ished " Tho Contrast" photograph by lockwood.
from drawing by Frank Bellew. On the one side a
boy fn Of harity and health bursts cut Of doors into
snow storm, while the other. from haitopen door
another boy pnched With cold and hanger. looks oct
shiveringy land despairingy upon the pitiless
storm. The picture is well drawn and well executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

BOARD OF ALDERMEy.-There was no meeting
Of this Board yesterday FOR want Of quorum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
The Chicago Tribune OF Monday, ?. IN, re-

The Chicago Tribune OF Monday, 7. IN, re-
ports'
Tho wdness and reet-s,n." displayed during the past
week In the pfcluc. nske Ia this city very iua'f,y
checked to-day By roaodnaiy circy Of currency lh'
brake sncciusy 'e down AID the srecaaiise
train slow ed much 20 the and frrvt 81 thcso
on board who ohae inpaiicnty being allowed 70 Necp
lightning sysoi and perhaps experience genera
smash up" Il . not suTIrns that currency Should DC
scarce 1nc erri.nent IN sn has affected nearly Al classes
and rmo.t every iri who hss ~ 90 eager
20 put IL up asin 70 buy What oAs Nor % II
rpl.lns that tanaers should he Hing 90 deo1n, as
ry produce bay~f In the pe.cut sar OF tbe mak" -
when there b hing but Ito usual sppng And speculative
Inquiry Tho nth ia very .rht .ircnnlsieneo would
tar 10 c.ais Pc. bnhc In as short srseo OF
lime II takes To- read tbs paragraph.
bu,ue,. opsned active aud sbc demand for money Wa
pressing Ter the speculative ons bsni.r' arc acting
with more usual e1non and suodaion, sfc very
carefully 1lzrd Many Pcrhsp. moss applications are
peTrupioy declined koI All merely speculative purposes
hi, the ssfsbc rule for lesna'. purposes money IAN
. be- CHAINED psyon rates tho range being SGlO.the
lower hgur, bsns the pon. Currency has been
decided, T u e,ntes New orb r,ehsnss To
10 very abundant Tho buyns price "a par al discount
the heavier house. generally tho upper nsuie The
selling ps!es .s par u premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
,Inrkcts-CAsayrLLY RRroarnp ,oR Tun N Y. TsisrN.


AsIFs-Tls msrket IL 6rm ana taif inquiry piesais
sale, Of 20 hbs at s0Qb7 d?i or Pots ard S9fr ees
IOTTON--TheIe has been approved demand 60 day
mostly speculative and prices ara 'ae close saes of
about 200 bale. bs,ls Of ,ie. ~ 4 .d..ngs
COFFEE remains In the quiet sais noticed by cI
the past week have only TO noce 81 bass Rio
Pics sf- ltm.
FLOUR A.D MEAI.-The make, for Western and state
Flour more actvo and nowh Md'ns ges srvss price,
Of tho low ga.. :dcc Dbl higher nd4encei ny tue
advance In Gold and 0dsOc the medium o., Gle. the
i.t,cr 10 In moderate supply and qli's saaS.e Trade
b ~is hrm and In good demand The sale. .Ito
hb'.. At % GOd ~ 70 Tor Supeghne State 500 - 20 io
Extra sae 80 aSd 81 20 Tor fancy State 80 aoG 10 ~ Tor
low grades Of Western Extra; 81 toa 70, shipping one, s
81 lDa 81 90 for Trade ard Family erands 3 ~p 20.
81 Lou. Canadian Flour In demand and
ioc v Dbl higher sacs OF $40 bbls 81 ~ 100 70 ~ 'S
low graiss Of Extra and 30 oca$s Tor trade ana '"'
EANas. -. -.
Southern Flour IL in good request and shade ni"c' s.
of 700 bbs at 30 90 4 fos mixed 10 good Supetns
Extra Country Baltimore and ~ Da Y.o iy, ,ao
family brands Kyo Flour 10 arm, and eooi INJURY
sacs Of bbs a. ~ 5o0 80 10 Corn Nee !" go,
d.msuL and IL urn; sars OF 200 bbs 70 iof rsiax
sfoat o. 10 fos Msrhs Csorc sud 20 % io ofa1 WIZ
FiS-Dry Cod Al. 10 light "iA Ii' AZ soa az al 10, ST.
0ssrsss Bank Pisksd Fish ~s sso scarce ana aa~ wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

Ngw-YoRx OPnTHALMIo HosPrTAL.-The
surgeons Of this excellent charitable institution located
Of the corner Of Fourth avenue and TweDty'eighth
street. reported to the Board Of Directors on tho 'h
inst go additional patients with diseases Of the eye
since The last quarterly report and over TO- 500 slice the
organization Of the hospital