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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
r,nrnra PoNr. Morday. Oct. q, lse4.
Great Britain.

Commercial affairs continued to be the pm
opal topic Of discussion. - a,uru.
The depression in commercial circles shows 70 ohI'
Non, ana business especially In cotton is Almost al
fsad lock and prices continue 70 lnH. l.,
,rhe odd,,ion5i failures which have taken Place IN
<iuds L0rIs STTIIz large cotton dealer IN Liverpool
with liabi Ties amounting 70 tnlee hundred shd ~'nS
thorsaDd pounds sts-hrg Mossis biNE MiihiS \ 80
cotton brokers in Liverpool With consiGcfaD'9 i''n
nes ard Nessrs BgiSDNE Co, DeTcb ante IN led0h'
vhoee liabilities are small. -
The derpaud for discount nj the Rank OF Engaro 90
sAs 19,h inst showed great subsistence and tere was
aousegueatly more steaiiness ia tie funds IAe mini
nun rate OF the bank Nss nine per cent
The half monthly set omcnt on the tonederas loan
sxhioiis strange anomaly. tie price In London BONG
Is in Manchester 50 While n LiFerpool o"rS 10 Inc
sxfent Of adverse speouatons II lns advanced 10 d.
The Lcrdon Trges has editorial on he address VAN
GO 0Cg signatures recently cent 70 Gov SEYMOUR from
Sngland enreatiDg the S0Zh TO make peace ~ith sac
South. , mo-. 90,
TIe Tysss says tie address signed by these 800 900
sentemen can effect just uOhrg, and thinks The ONLY
Sossible solution OF the question Is continued wal
America has commenced the hery ordeal OF war which
settled Furege Its present bsss snd terrible as Is
the process sAs Tines cannot dolnt that America VII
b the better Cor IL IN the end.
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co., b, rnhea 10 s Church u, nm Book and susro.sa

po.es b enboj' 10 The Church lynn bocs ana enyo'o
IN the soIog.i index -. :, 49,,
instruna rinse yhcr Employed kor.d DO sroofauate-
on rccor % .nims,'t. no. = ,ri'sfi ute.
hes0t - the human voice "a Tie sahlt "a Oh rft.c'n
in music; md a. ent, pot effadht 81 e Vo-
cs p0,7ers IL he o OF ns..nn a music IN stcsd "oI-
sh er ne the nod n orgn IL II gencri conDu,s III one
instrument the rxce.encic, Tor rrrh rIo We tn1le'oie'
rs recommend the orzan the most Suitable Instrument
Res,iyci, That the importance o. sngli poih'e', '
sty regarding the wise counsel % eye'ed io"h"r-
Der s tie people be diligently Instructed In .nsngi We
therefore recommond 70 pastors ana ehuion oi'sl.o %
ther syofg congregations o regularly assembled ior puoc
in church mn,o, end people ne earnestly ubvu !" s'
thereto religious duty. ,.a
Resoirc6, Tho In Tie attainment oil science Az
IroisssTaY necessity u ~ therefore Tcconssh-Tu 'a.
cherish those engaged IN tie prof sion OF music ann ss
churches Iasks oEe bor spPrcpr TOT 'n1' l VI
church
Pelrsa hat while fully recognize tho importance Of
mnsics SuoHl,dge and ability 10 with the Qua,
iur We are e!fo Ieriaded that this secondary import
IN the worship # God; sd 'hst lie primary ~
snc with he spr should cnu'n ms to COMMIT VIC "
recon o. such ~ those Who have also been di'ihsy
Instructed +,
Roirel Tha, Tho best form Of bsoi FOR congregational sns
inss Mat with hymns srd ones On the sdne pse' anu ioi
comp cnass .hs four paIts wrt,I on two stsyos
k.0ir4d That IN such book ga, meter Should tave pro
pondesuc- Of selected fyh lose already Ia use an'
arprsved IN our ciuTchcs
Rsired Thai. 70. congcg .orsl music tunes OF extreme
iltsrra ais OF complicated harmony not desrabe
After tic adoption Of these rssointlors, tomWVco
Of FIVE appointed 10 bring item before the chIrcn
at large President STsvEsON thon informed the ION,
yeBti0n that discussions upon topics Of business wohd
he oOnpladcd today, end the Convention WONG tbsh
devote the remainder uf rs time In reearslng ior the
Concert which takes place t0HorrOw, u cdnesday
evening" "a has already been announced
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Ecrrsl of Coursiluirn.

STATED ssssIoy-.iond,y OF; "a 1884
e hoard mot pursuant adjournment In 'heif Chamber
freSes:,ss HAVE, esq PRECEDENT, in the chsr AMI the
copncsen ley. Keeq;a E.oPy Hsse.ty n M rH1p
Jague sahaeer, Cook, Br,ndou, brice sn.'e sE;'Fad
nc nues Of the meeting held October 20 read snd
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Counoiim-n HA6RETr-
Charles yeIs end thomns cM.on 10 erect land ~ Bur
hns p the sane ~ remain during tie pleasure Of no Tom
mon Colu,iL
Nhl.n was adopted.
And II directed to be seat 10 the Board Of Alder
By Co,nsi'upan iir1rrnsAg-
Ha'r.5 f1a ts psy q l9.goei9r, on Sewers in tho
lrd 70 oar dollar per aay tho sse effect fom
tic fist by Of October lS5'.
Offices.
~ Councilman HAsysrT- r.,,u
suaorizri nd directed oil neceiery repairs 10 DO
.agno % Engi,e Company nn'so's Five -oHh
v lich w,s laid over
CONCENTRATIONS.
Communication esf received rom le Comptroller, with
s,s'emen, oftieesu.y basnrr, C0ootrx!
W,ic. received ard os'sred Oh he
PAPERS IRON B0Al-) or AIDEREEN.
He-o,.on ihl ;ePolol c,st'n 70. toe first ies'ion
condtlsee. uu.d o.Ac."!.e ordered ~ IT, 'eiaH''"
R.so,io- 'iu election T-g o. ~ Twelfth Election
Di.i-.~ ,f' Kri Naf- 30 bee - uonhs three h.nfrod
rri s-vfuocn hu3sonsteet.
Wiirh concerned in 49,,
Pre.,rhle md rcsouil'n re','r tic death Of eHAaes
man Peter nI.0 hell
Which wee conr'ITri T..
The PRssIDEsr appointed Com -'nsn Joyce, Los'er,
II aly lofruau aud Ofors Commit the iasl 81 ths
Hoarj 90 C.luc.ln-n u,t wlh hAe Committee Il Ne
Bosr u einrn ga ilak ieEis ie tho unerA Of
ek.ds.aA.l Mitchell
tsua-luun ArrsAs no,ed thai 10 Bond 60 s3Surn.
Which Wa carried.
Nh,eapon r PFK-IDrsT declared that tho Boaid stood
.dloal.r4 H. Liluf d1,, -1- Install a. clock E. IN
Ji.. N SNEENI. Cleyk
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ErnEce.

A telegram from TouiUn of Oct. 0, says:
The Mediterranean Squadron reformed 10 I0uon 'h.s
morning.
telegram from a lgiers Of Oct. 5. says
On the Sd LAcRoXs column feie ated the Insurgents
of BCy srADa and the AusiALH Division, under ''oii
JoIryyT repuised an attae Of $50 insurgents com.
lnanard hy the uncle Of BON H. MzA The French lost
So killed. Gen DELICSY commenced operations On
the I'd. ,,
Advice. from Cahu Of Sept. I, announce that NO.
HAN,grD KHAN had assumed the government OF Ink.
ist4n ABDUL KHAN he'd been thrown INTO piison, and
his fortune amounting 90 . J0 GOO H., cOnisca;ed
The GoyorRmeHt OF Morocco has ordered the Ianfier
Custom. House 10 psy the indemnity Of 10 ~Ff claimed
bv France foI the ASSASSINATION OF French subject
Telegram from Paris Of Oct. iqsys; SeHVr Caide-
ron Calantes died yesterday.
The Pays Of oct. 10 says Under reserve, tLtre ;.
Iunior IL differences la the British Cabinet Nhlch
might bring about modification in the Ministry.
TIE 7Saes's Paris correspondent says tneetneas N
conncrUia circcs has been INCREASED ~ Diasci3cD.
which appeared in the pApois that tho demand for gold
Of the Bank Of France II increasing nud tiit hVgtWN
ancs were Withdrawn during the last two days OF Inc
week. Commercial failures arc likewise spoken OF
In the Paris market there wos Else OF 70 CEN
fines in ih0 price of sac % oai which woe brt h"ib
taned PTfees ore nevertheless sieady
All eye. ere turned toward England which rs re
gaIded as the great regulator Of the corn markets
throughout Europe.
The Pagis -four market was dub. Flour OF tho BIZ
marks was quoted officially at AZ 75c the sack.
The Paris pourae was arm on Monday. Rentes closed
at G5f &c.
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India, China, and Australia.

CALcUrTA, Sept. l6.-Shirtings ana mule
twist dulj Indigo quiet, EIchange on London 2Ii'
nnMpsy. Sent. 15-CoTTOS--Ncw OomIavuttee. 39'r
Fychangc on London, aili Discounts I to per cent
SHANGHAI, Aug. 22Acoording to the latest inie ~
gence received from Japan the state Oh eas mao pe
Cone more complicated. There was prospect OF
hostilities in the Straits 0. Shnoncsa; an attack on
Prince EAGAT o's Notifications was expected lea ana
ak active. Exchange on London t7s Lreighis au,i
THvroy Auc 27-Tca ugalte!ed; total exports to
date, AZ $50, 0Oo los. Exchange Oh Londoa, ":
MLLBoURNE. Aug. &5.--Advices from hew'Lealaha
iudcate the possibility Of pcece The icDcS arc hunei
inc from want of food No further military movements
have taken place Tho shipments OF gold during the
month amount 10 l6 800 %. Trade Gull
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Iutcsf slsip News.

AI.NTN III
Steamer Ccge, ate p.ze, Post. Hartford ballast master
tsrri,od 23dj r,,t p.p., Of, i,,
T. j. steam rsarpor' hraso Gladden. FoFt hoyai1i i''''
BsE Prn. tswei Oscar Oerg CoitonScrg 81 days, iron
Finch, Mrueh Weudt. ba' lied heavy Westerly s"e'
Berh Raplar, Gerdner, Boston, days, ballast l. HA'
'S 49, III, ro"ynssnd evils Rondott fog Providence.
sehr Eva Nortirop Eoudput, for Providence.
Sch, Mabel Hall Ils,l Rondoui, for Boston
WIND-At suusc; south end sht
BELOW.
slip sandusky, Lineken. from Cnri8.
SAILED.
ocr I-s,eamers-Cityo Of Nchmond, DehoR' Ns"J'i
sey CuubIiE.
Siip Great Republic.
B.gks--Resolutou and III y. Speafins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
Methodist Musical Convention.

Yesterday wGs the eighth day of tho Conven-
ton aud tho discussion upon Tire various resolution
was unusually Interesting. They we've finally put to
vote and adopted entire after some slight alterations In
the rlrnsccloy Of two OF them had been agreed upon
The following arc the resolutions as they Lave been
adopted;
Realized Tha, singing mporiunt element Of Divine
vol. i g. therefore, dty 10 r;f IT tie highest ef'e
ii0n. -, ,,... .,,t.t
Teso,S Tls' strig r. Tie par, 81 public worship which
tue ni.on mite, emit t.r'ior- we IS
nen If lilo s.gyc. select icw. practically Z, " cA,o'
of the c11.fs CATION. Nat!s!ce ".h tho pnu az "Ns
Hor.hip and a breifjye 81 ~ pulross
G,,tS fnat ,rlriug Is q religious exercise commanding
cur cf. faculties aud Ia the mode ~ when many OF oui
mobiles. asr1fsona aud hottest feeling ina expression
Ee.gel That IN Churches OF non uis'hl oh.'N ancsf
ain ae the only orporuuy for COMMON d"clafnoh OF
18th ani pibf> ..neIa. c,nisstion ,
NADIA? That fhi4 touy,nsn 20 s CONVECTION me-
The ,rtho,lrd ygs0 q hymns ~ use anony us should %
saor-dly guarded fan l lsc"nei ~ orr pbc No'hp' w
tb, init. duct. 81 loose, sentimental Literature
Rs,osd Iu.t reelection OF by inns !eI sunday oeioe! pa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
rou,.uereiel Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, Ocr. l3.-C0TTOS-Sa!es for
Auur davs 0nn heles Including 500 10 spscnlstcrs
aud exporters. The MARKETS very cuii VIE oeolS
Teinp REpogr.-The Manchester market is duh,
With declining tendency and quotations OF goods iha
tsrns nominal III -
suo.atiors are barely nominal. RISuAKD2oS sfINct
y Co. and WAKEFIELD. Nash & Co, report ionr
su,et and steaQy beat dull and doynWaad Red ives
tern 7l4asl White Western aud Southern ei3a9.
Corn easier Mixed, q Ga2s.
market is generally q9'9hs s, aud
rork ouiet aud steady; Bacon quiet but nrmi Lsau
1uiet and steady Butter sieaof iaa'O" -. ~.
and Pearl, safsT duff. coifse inac,ive Rice no ssles
tiuseed fat at decline OF Lnseed oii aus hosin
inactive; Spirits Turpentine dui petroleum aeenning
IoypoS MaHxgrs. Wheat frneri Sugar Gull Coffee
suiet but steady; Rice quiet and steady; Iaow dun
LosDos MONEY MARKEr-LoNDoA, Oct. l'.-.oISoh
close at g d5si for money. . c,,,a
AMERICAN STocKs.-Sacs o. Illinois CcDtrH halIIoau
q SLY discount; Erie Railroad il4i2
LATEST.
IIvERPooI. Oct. l4-p. m.-co1Tos: Sales OF inc
week "a 5oO bales, including 32oo 70 speeusos nIp
$500 " exporters The market Is irregular ana our
aud the onoatons Of the weei have rcccded 81 pei ID
% American and ID per 10. on OF er Descriptions.
The Gales to-day Hriday) have been "OOO Daies the
market closing dull at the following almost Iolninai
quotations; ,,,. q, i,
Mobile, do Sct. Mobile 90. '' SS.d
Stock in port 900 bales including n,o0o bales Of
BsrADsTuFFs.-Th market is dull. with downward
PRoyisIoys The market Is duh Lard, firm.
LONDON Oct I4.--Consols close ct ss3aeet for
money The weekly return Of the Bank Of England
elbows al increase of bullion Of $500
AMERICAN SToCSs.--Jhe latest sales illinois
Central X L. Shares, 81 e5s4 discounts Erie k H. III
Ot2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
The Hannah Oue,t,on.

At the Peace Conference q compromise is aalu
10 hays been efeeted on the financial question. Miner
srestiors were also arranged and there only remains
sow the drawing up Of the Treaty OF Peace
. The Paris correspondent of me London Tines says
shat there ore good grounds sOr believing that repre-
sentatOns have been made al Vienna and Rcriu, ny
England and France with respect 20 the unwarranta-
Die pretensons Of the Austrian ard PTussan Pienipo
tentares on account Of the blockade daring the war
pnd Paris paper processes 70 know that concessions
1ave been made 10 tie Danes In the Conference, and
thar larger portion OF North SchlesBg than expected
Nin DO Incorporated with JutlaEd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
The Mayor and Cit. Inspector Maddie.

'V0''
His Homer G. GoDIElY GC.1Hll Mayor Sc
DEAR SlR-As citizen and a Taxpayer, /
addressed you noto on the subject Of the expenditure
of the public moneys under the city Inspectors depart
Ineni You nil remember that lad the honor 81 4
personal Interview with you shortly after Your election
and after congratuatlng You. hs sincerely did oh yoar
victory yentugcd 10 suggest that you woeld be obliged
" take courage. and tGs II you accomplished any
thing the wGy OF reform II might bccoLo necessary
for yoI 10 becOme n msInr Tor tie public Welfare.
couless your answer at tho time gave ,Dcour
ncerncpf that Won prepared 10 stand guard over
the public treasury wneIe alone yoa could 10 al great
service. .
Although had encouragement then the receipt Of
your memor andum Of the three months administration
Of onr fiscal Affairs connected with tie City lnfpecOrr
Depart meut rive rry If hope that il you could
head of st least not " ppt G0Wu tie lItralagaLee
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russcupaTs Arrived

r. ,,.r-i,y fr1gi from Port n y4 $. Col cH.
yn Wycs Col ~ Llti.eGed Col T. r.Ncl liz olhor'
gan Loo p C. Ceary. pr Trenor Msor Az tigio,'
Nm Speir NJ l.. Drvl, Murooy J. trede Scar, liogts'
n.whar,, q " Williams Hart, =. hnr"e' ! - shsier'
n snr'.re r w Kcciie. Il. T. Buckley. w. T. Conan
q T. Runid c Scholl, \. Arfhail, 1efrPAns e. T. ken
,rls J. Richie = ". kir nbrg, Judse Fta.,r Mr.: ~
s,sors, IL g. VL.u.eruah Mr. 1apPan, jEctson DR.. semi
W Crawford Alex Noue'i IN Say1Sr. J. " isn, - "
Shcppard VI s,e;son -. Darlington X Ssh'h, l. MY
~ X I,r,e H. Il. ssni. Z. Brown Capt kewpson. uood
nv Mr. ! NJ SIM Goo, gear, Nandelbufsh. = d. hutohh
,Sn j. Ancd T. AcAlcy, b. Hickey A. b. ho1res0r and
INA a her. In ..esr.gc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
PrussiQ.

A telegram horn Rerln q Oct. 10. soys'
fThs Gavin FRINGE and Princess Of frassia ba,e
abandoned their Intention Of visiting Nice ihey VIZ.
proceed 10 Switzerland ard VIII return &c Benin Oh
De-. t2. 49,
HgRR Won BIsNARg ia expected here from Franco on
tAe 2sth. ,,.-..,. 49,, ,,oo..,.
iaron BUpDERa arrived here yesterday eld pfoceeus
,o-morrox 10 DsTmstadt 10 Join the Emperor OF
Russia.
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The Pence Conferences.

The Copenhagen FGedroiardd says The con-
cuson Of peace is near hand Denmark having cor
scented 10 fl, at a round Of 000O O sigsdacfs ~
share which the Duohies 10 have III he pubic prop
erty of DaBrnays The amount is consequently 10 be
dciuced from the portioa of the Danish public deb,
which il Lad been arranged should fall 10 The charge
Of the Duchies 4 telegram from Vienna says N Q
ninth rittinr of the Conference took place Oc: H. il
daily becomes more apparent thet the negotiations,
which are being vigorously carried on. are tasin. f
FcTable turn.
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Ausfrfa.


A telegram from Vienna Of Oct. y, says: IL IS
stated on trustworthy authority that the Conference In
Prague In reference 10 TIE conclusion OF treat! Oh
commerce between Austria aud the Zol!ycrein. WIN
shory continue its deliberations. IN which both Saxon
and Hawaiian picnipotentiaries will take part.
The Oss',rreichiSoke Z,9HS Gays: The reduction OF
.ha Austrian army is positive fact. In Vsnena aIohe
the REDUCTION will amount TO 1900 men. Al soldiers
on fIrouQh will leave Yeaeta at latest on the 18th
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Iatest-Via Liverpool.

IUNTWNl V'T
heiter tone in the money market and the
There ISIS. but tie heaviness in commercial
lands frnei,
circles continues. ,rgats Niagara hss arrived
The United States sten- .eamer seized under rns
"A shoreham with Spaniah ~
o,c,on ~ being I. blockaderpnuei .,ond Maine was
The Ain southern Rights of Rich. and Ella
..oi"ysd tuyus p BY the pirate Florida. 90" 'ee''7u
1pder bonds,
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Brnin.

4 telegram from Madrid Of Oct. 0 snys:
The Co,Gr-i ,urnuntru 49,, .s.r --:-.a Party NV
sent in their resignatous on account Of their eDeS
from politics in tho approaching elections no longer
general meeting OF the Prosressta Party VIII take
Queen CHRISTINA viii leave for the Astrrias on the 18th
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ri. Ersuco.y,s,ian Convention.

The Paris Constitutional, in az article Sgneu
bv NJ LriAYRAc opposes the views o. .ht,ee prii
,3ss WHO see In the Convention the fall Of the ten ordi
no,c, and The abandonment OF RoIae. NJ i!sA' ,
says: The Coay ention Will be executed u !iteI una
shirt Thinking otherwise, tine mira Italian peas
rieyousiy insult the KING Of Italy. DO tho clerical
press and he Pope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
ussria.

The reports of ministerial crisis ere CON
sidered pemature but It is believed that Count Reob
berg win tender his res gnston on account o. eonPh
cations In the foreign policy.
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EsrV.XcaIanH.


II is officially announced that the New-Zea-
hniers have Internationally submitted to tbc CGccus
authority and placed their lands at the Governors dis
posal They permitted return 70 beir lands.
ANAL portion of which only will be forfeited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
France.

The Patriesay that Russia has given its ad'
hssion to the french policy ON the Ro.san question.
The Paris Bouse doll and lower on tie i2th inst
and thu Rentes closed NJ 6Jf l5c.
Ia France says that the insurreetioE IN Algeria is
spreading and She natives hero appear 20 be obeyrg
summons to 6 holy war.
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.,vp Dsys LArEss TE0aa EUROPE.

..t.rsbe yew-Teria al the 8cig'cn-
..,.sro Of neither steamer BY thr Nj
.r.-Car,urc cf rhe snsp ssufsera
r;ss,sby tIic Fiorida-1'=pi plain ssrIDsos
xc,ir Anonf- Continued HsHvsnos" y"
sse Commercial Circles Ga England
Progress of tina Pence Conference OF
Vienna.
FARTHER Porr, Monday, Oct "a, 1854.
The steamship Belgian, from Liverpool on
- 18th uia Queenstown on the 18Th inst arrived here
a TO- 30 O'Clock this morning. Her das are five days
sster than those nlready received.
The steamship BiberIian, from Qucbe,. ariiVeu n
liverpool on the llth inst
The steamship Sidon. from New.Yors' arrived ~
liverpool on tie llth inst
The steamship City Of London reached Queenstown
co the night Of the 18th inst.
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nv shc New.KOrls.

The steamship New-York, from Southampton
- tho 10th Of October arrived here yesterday Will
tAree days later news from Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

THE $50. GOO ROBBERY oFSroCKS, BONDS, &c,
Nnust arrested souie time since. charged " llh pass
inc sona 81 tho bills stolen in August last from the
oni,., II Mcssrs. BREHsgEH SWIFT a. 20. Ia BoSrnn,
o mn fr examination hcf fore Justice BOWLING ~ tho
Ioubs Police Court. No testimony at pnt'ciinr I'M
rorfance was elected. and the further investigation
s,as pogtponed till today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

A financial crisis is reported at Constants,
aOple Interest had been reised 70 IL PER oep'' "''
money was not ob.aiGabla at tiat.
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Prussfa.

a meeting between the King Of Prussia and
Emperor Of Russia scout 70 take place at Darn
rad.
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SUPREME coURT-cu,isras- .4-Bef1rc Ja''ic'


TuE UsTCu nAIEiMOSiAI niVfict LTIEs.
BENJAMIN D. Hatch agi. Wm. Nckinlcy.-Same
ss Con- y h0n the hrt Of these eases The defend
at moved tt s,clry costs on lie part m ihe i pe
hi acc, rrr 20 ti9 requirements of the tntc the te' get
IN. list TIE Plaintiff rriei' ~ tie i.' Nc.
YORK and -r,ac, Of 'he Stfs y Eorrcgcg' B"e ~ inuu
ute posed his affidavit aid sing that bis ay IN tonrectflt's
t.mporsy and that is is res dent 90 Sew ief4 Inc mo-
ton as der, D. with l,sye g. rcn," d. the .te,1 at
entitled o the defendant moved for n1ny and co s
frc Ihe pantif csimcd that the j. "ani v, a. freet o.
~, Income fron. cotarcs Gc. amounting & 81 ~ psf Az
nan @ 90 ~ Wy abe e Ps! heg own ls"-ef lie Jrdse
\ .ery,d li. decii u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

GREAT REDUCTION
TEAS.
TO CONFORM TO TIE
GOLD STANDARD
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPINa
OFFERS IT'S ENTIRE
WHOLESALE STOCK OF TEAH
100000
AT RETAIL,
POUND OR BOX.
LOWER PRICES
than any other Importer viii cell BY tie cargo.
THE COMPANY is NOW SELLING
ooLoNGs 50. 70 go eepss sccd, 90 e,nls ve, sssA
ell fine. e lo; the very best 81 Is.
MxED-so, TO- co csntsi good. 90 cents; y seed d,
fnc. 81 10; tie very best eli
GREEN TEAs-eo, 70, 60 cent' gcci se e'n yer, sssA
81; fnc, 81 Ioi very bet I'll 20.
ENGLISH BREAEFAsr-co 20 90 certs. soo. &C cents,
very coed, sIi fue, 81 TO- very bet, elst
YOUNG uYs0N-eO. 20, 90 cent.i sood 81 csD;si very
rood, 81; ane. 81 10; tie teti ST.
UNcoLoREp JAPAN-GooJ, eli very gooa. sim "a
very bcu,, eise.
HYsov. IMPERIAL sud GuSrowpF'- G'e s~A
g.. rosrk- 10 .sca party end alt ssie, 7stkeJ oS
raand boses = sinzo individual in 20 pou Thsg
AN by 1vr. col cct deliver: =, be perry or
deua aging a. Expenses Of liz ctous cnoy &c.
si, el1,ge -hold " In separate b.' ~ ~ ets-
Tow IN yc, Gus have DC. teer f.rase Lad sss.s
form tnen a. olse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
Tho following resolution proposed NY Alderman
Iospa md edotd.d by the Board:

RLged That e Counsel VI the Cooperation be aud hereby
IA oirectt 10 give ha pnion tie power Of tho Mayor TO
suspend the City Inspector sud the power VI the Comon
Council in regard to the same
The communication Of tie Mayor was then referred
to the Special Committee appointed TO consider that Of
the City Inspector. The Board then adjourned from
respect 10 the memory OF the late Alderman MITCHELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
CORPORATION NOTICE. - The Special

CORPORATION NOTICE. - The Special
" Co,,nlec o, the Board Of Alirrnen on RetrenaAuet
~ p.fr 10 Lon were referred sundfy charges 90 nal
nnrcs. in the Department. OF tho City ln'peeio inc.ndias
,,Iculx,, eor .tiun from tie Msyor trattm'ting
certain .ll.,s usd. by pcrzons who ehin 20 ho'N ra
money or other valuable i9 lhe purpose az
,.nlnr ,nbornsic 10, iions Ia the ,ad Department wiz
pe. IN az. Chamber Of tie bead Of Adernen IA tie ,ity
I, on educ sAy neat tie 2eh lust, at ocl9cs m,
for AZ, puruo,e VI tie cnrs contained b. sheh
ad1yit. Ills Honor tho Mayor, s1d all OTHER persons
in The auo,ton arc respectfully Teqnescd 10 be
ff''e"" rouNu,pny LEWIS r. RYERS.
nm IA ,yIsrlNIFLL special Conrlue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Fanny Wortho'm az. Morri. Wohheim Report con
hfm,d and Judgment Of ay'rrn granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

A telegram from TOuiUn of Oct Q, says:
The Mediterranean Squadron reformed TO Toulon t's
moi