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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
THE FIELD.
Easc HniI and Crickcs.

Such beautiful Autumnal day as yesterday
had the effect Of drawing together large numbers o'hs
cricketing and base ball fraternity on their respective
grounds for the indulgence in fayorte game as wen
as the enjoyment Of this beneficial physically and ine
ectraly outdoor pastLne. As the season wanes The
interest seems to increase for these heathul reerear
tious Although tho tine for playing any further I'M
p0rtaut matches has passed. ihe admirers ol these
snor,s will not allow favorable day pass withoIe
aYailng themselves Of the short period remaining foR
the iulngencc in This their national game-base ball
This (Frlday) afternoon tie members Of thc New.
York Cricket Club viii muster In force at their ground
Bedford Brooklyn the occasion being practice game
AZ base ball to got themselves In condition for the
forthcoming contest with the Eagle Base Bal Club Of
this city Cricketers ard base ball players are raer-
nzigg 10 large extent Last year Tho New.ioIh
CIcketcrs Invited the members OF the Eagle Ciub to
social entertainment game Of base ball was piayeds
the cricketers having the odds OF Is lien TO OF the
ball players After banquet at noon tie first eleven
crioketers the ball players game at cricket. wh
the odds OF is ball players against ii crieAeters.
On Tuesday rext the return match sill take place -
the ST. George Cricket ground, Hgbosen, when 1t IL
expected most happy wnd.up on both associations
will be consumms,"d. The Eagles are gentlemen who
know how to get these friendly matches into good work
ing order and the New Workers men who know how
70 appreciate generous and hosptable meeting; hence
the nfar augufs well be glorious termination 70
ost tu season of both Base Ball and Crickes
PLAYING Crcketers look oat for the konors; Base Bali
men do ditto TLs Is as it ought to be, and nose
creiitlble fIaternzaton.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

speeches which ignore public affairs and are devoted
solely to John Conness he has genius for wrangng.
and can make more enemies with less efors thnn sny
other public man on the Coast Yet hls iDtegriy ~
above reIroach and through all the lark days DIS w
atty never wayered. He works untringy foT What ~
believes the best interests of his constituency ana
the most useful Senator California ever had except tas
lamented BrOJerick. =,
Now another is to be elected In place OF McDougon
Already are dozen Rchmonds In the held, ana tue
contest is bitter. Epithets and denunc aiions are
fung To and fro with Characteristic recessBeSs Abons
the fnildcst form of differing from political opponem
is 10 call him an unmtigated scoundreL The tw0diyit
ions of the Union party are known os Long Hans
and "Short Hairs" At irsta clique containing msn(
Roue hs with heir cropped to the Fighting Standard
was i,icnled rs the "Short Hairs Its members re-
taliatet by calling their opponents Lcng Ears whcs
is now modified to Long Hairs Their diferencefs
principle if any is utterly unntelligble TO strangcri
but the aIarrels dsgraceul. and came near dctean9
the Union party the late election. Tie ost picm.'
nent names for the Senate Low. P.elps, Sei6enI
Cole and Billings, though the hrst has iorhaiy WIN
drawn and the latter has never entered the con'ess
But one m ght as well predict where tie lightning VIZ
strike, as which win be successful. -
In all this wranginC the one only yita, issue seoms
TO be quite forgotten II California lad always cnos,s
Senators and Representatives wisely, the cars woola
run to-day from ocean to ocean Whlt she |ants hO..
as always is the who can most hasten .hc facpo
Railroad--that innovation which viii reToution@c t1s
worlds exchenges and traffic, make New York acInowi'
tef-that magic key which will Unlock this GoiJes
Gate and send surging through its rocky sofiaIs =
word-encircng tide of travel commerce anu Cbr,'"
ian civilization A. D. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
A Soldier in Distress.

To n, Editor of Tie W. y. Tisrne.
SIR: | wish TO call the attention Of tho
benevolent and friends Of the poor soldier in our CITY
and State to a very sad OF destitgton. young
an Of education enlisted into Of State regs-
rents in May lsu as private and rose by bravery to
the position OF Major. when no was taken prisoner.
The Government still owe him nearly 500, which no
will probably not obtain til next Spring lie las ths
and has no means TO support himself and
child and has been nearly starved during the past
month He has been compelled to sell mis- clothing and
furniture for food aud now he is entirely wLoat any
means or anythngt eat. He isamember Of 81 Johns
Lodge Of Masons and worthy the sy npathy and assist
ance Of all. Nov. Mr. Editor. trust you wiz publish
this and that the benevolent and friends o. the poor
soldier will Literally respond to his wants, and mako
him comfortable for at least p0rt Of tho Winter and
unless he has assistance he win s,arye death IN
short time.
Those Who feel disposed 10 aid this poor soldier nay
send their donations 10 the Rev. Henry Moaoham. M.
~ Bible House, n. Y, who will sec tba. he has si
amounts sent Refers to his character TO the Rev.
Dr. Read Rev. DR.. Hastings, Rev. j. Daniels. 8 III.
Clark, ESQ., No. Beaver st. DR.. Morse No $50 Broad
WAY. Dr. King No. . Grove st, and to Gen. Barlow
Truly yours, &c,
HENRY MEACnAM. No. ~ BLoSe House.
EYYi. Now Z, 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
The Horse Market.

While ordinary road and work HOSES are SELL
ing slowly. with very little demand there is an active
trade in fine horses mostly for Cabl though some ara
Sr fhe Senthern Atlantic cities. The embargo laid
mon horses during the war caused scarcity IN these
places mainly dopcadent upon New YeS for tser fancy
pled Spans are generally iaken aud the prices paid
yarv from 81 to $4,000 per team. generally aosas
sI 300 or 81 800. Excepting this trade everything IN
the street l. quiet the railroads having good supply
on hand There less doing in Canadian horses tDan
formerly caused in part by the recent advance 10 gold
and pant by the scarcity Of horses in Canada alter
work OH the stock hand, and pretty much Handcn
that branch. dealers having lost money oi aie horses
now bought In the country cost more than ofner and
they aro really scarce which account they snno be
sold MS low here There horses IN the stroee
recently sold by Governments, and though sonnd ana
healthy they offered much lover than siniag AMI
mails can now be bought in tho country, sSng ~ sll5
% $40 EACH There very hlte doin Ia strictly speed
horses, save an occasional exchange.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY,

Ship Excelsior pendcton, Liverpool, sam1 Thompsons
Nepeew.
BARK Thmss Pope. Alexander Monova via Boston, Yates
K Porterfeld.
Bark Contest tBr.l Shaw Csdz, Pendersas Bros Co.
Bark J. keper BTem Robe, avre via City Point Ruger
Bros
Bark Il. 6. w. Dodge, Walk Inagua, C. T. J. Peters
Baik John Fyfe Weaver Glasgow, T. DunLlm.
BRIG Metiina tHam.), Won Lob. Hamburg Sonan Fdye.
Brig Maria. King Para market Burdett Everett.
Brig Palma (tian.l, Kohn Hamburg via Philadelphia. So
man 4 E6ye.
Sehr syy,n. Blanchrrd Chareuton Brown Vanderbilt.
Schr Julia tinch Orb Bradford, st. Andrews, N. b. j.
Frye Co.
Schr T. G. Brown. Burns, Thomaston. J. V. Havilnrd
schr ialistine. HON, New-OIeans, Thomas Durham.
Sehr Hero Orb Hopkins, Halifax, ID. Star Son
schr Nsiad Queen Chase, New, Orleans Bentley Smith
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Ria Corn.

To he Editor Of The " J. Tn6H"e
SIR: As you requested, l have measured our
-, .,a ,he corn grown on H. with this result
w. ra,hered 100 bushels from $500 acres-lo' bush
". 20 ,ho acre Il was measured in an ordinary corn
,ha, held, three halibushcls of cars IN, corn
basket tat dried and o honest product Of
Ho land and not qne large as i 'ppgSdr, sD0, "aoaJ
MAKING ~ uuo az ino bushels to the acre by weight oi
shelled corn, dry. .ox, rcicl bor reiged 14J
bushels on elo0 acrcS-nno.' Jn i % "alre Wv.
twenty Uu'H''' W youIr respectfully, Wh. hiLfs'
Ia po,,, md, Oct. 81. lsol'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
COURT or SESSIONS.
IoRCERY CAsTS-sIEALiSG 4 WAGON AND ITs PUN
IsHMl2T


FORGERY CAsES-sIEALiSG WAGON AND Ifs FUN
IsnMESr
Yesterday was the beginning Of tho November
term Of the Court OF Sessions, city Judge Rs'el twho
lens TO believe it better s % nnogen should suffer
thu single guilty osrspej pTefidng AID Dnhnlps =
prdofd Assistant Ddei Attorney. lwho hold he contrary
The .e ie promise 10 be lnicre,us there
i , we're disposed Of the Accuscj pleading guilty.
he only iTa had was that ot Niam hatn, VINO vas ac
d Of gsand srcey because he hired horse and wagon
Az t. ConsIn ofNo. ~ Hous'op-'t from whom
d ehei tbot the prisoner cane 70 hs stable and, giving
a. su,vtE engaFed horse Hnd wagon % otoCy reD
Ccue,cv thst found the horss and wagont~o weeks
.r,rvatd in Monticello Sullivan Co. The witness twoTe
uo.tiv.ly on bis diisct examination 10 many material lc
tjch on brus cross questousd, ho vss found to know
Z IL. council called Nr s,outenboIoos No. 70 John
- Who ,o.iiGod he hai known tho pn'one. of 20 year,.
ug bieh time he hal excellent character for
bonrs y Nr Spencer then ale abe plea for the pi'
our say log tat the Intent % ,te al al the uo W. aA'h
,.. uoi proSen The Disirlct Attorney. Mr. bedford sd
.d tt Il wa. not nscrfsary to show previous intent but
bed tha sAoan. Jrdse husse IA umn.ss oos4nt
m q III charge s evidence which should in11.neo tho minds
i,rv hs, the a,ahe bog told Mr Conaln was tle Ie
, OF .os inqures which h. made Mr. Spencer objected
. . Snor lid beor. stricken THE out. His Honor denied
"s"d INV bot cl evidence. The jury then retired
s,i ,hotiy afer brought Ia ,esdst Of " snil'y but
u,endrd ni to he norey Of llo Court Tho sentence
,.s.ed yss one year IN the State Prison: a.,
Fr,mcs lloy charged SIN Drees. h;o .s ~ ,I a
~ 30, esd.d eulty and given i've years In tho State
rb", Jneb CHARGED with assault with dangerous
iI, , mon Elizabeth Coleman Of No. ~ Pitt
- racd rily snd was given furnished rooms Ia ,ho state
Prton Tor three years and Az noni~ T., H., h,.h.nd.
Nsry Msrn chdplt 10y isibela Brush IN he nu'pnus
,o~n u, instead OF tearing out hrI bor ~ nj =,
w jie woman called policeman and bad Mary taken
~ ~, f,ti,u horne where she wss obtained mary sunihs
,,c ahoy, 10 be trre was remandcd foT sentence - L.
Tdward y Iersou pleaded guilty. 10 loise'5 :" "o ~
yrre aud T.manded l., a.. ,.u,,, d.s,,.
Ann Barn blended guilty TO forgery 10 ,o iou, q.
I'M an ,,o ocenson, been snccr-sl 10 passing c'nh'ef.n
nr,c, on iunocent and conhdins parties one was q"
n.auded. u,- "a f,,sa,v in the fourth
5caf re and was renisndod.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Ann Creer aat. the Maror, &c.-Tlns was

uRHINE COURT-PArr Nov S-nsfcr- Inl- ALKrH
SIX CRSTs DAMAGES Iog TALsK fyrAisoSMENr
Sarah Brown ait. Peter 1niy. The defendant
arrested tir ysn,a shi Va ralfiy s he cisims
r rasir ins him attempting 90 roscut two omen bonn
he hai arrested street warfr e trsuhed that tc plin
TN was ess srd had indsc~rily collected hn
Otbcr ovidence Il the bad character Of Tho si
10 hOus'.
The puf tesiilcd that the snet malicious The de-
fiani having t~o occasions obisHed money nom hff
snd when f-sed tie rd time having thr,a,aedt be even
tsl'h lvg.
Tie Cour, oharg.d that n h. IlaInuf n,efTei 10 the
fet of the bef two Sof-ru n hefrn behaving inde
cently or raing dsrrhtucc n the street tho doicndsnt
w. Justified IN agrosting A'r.
Tfe 1uTy gave the plaintiff verdict for siI eonis.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
nssusfcre.

The schooner Damon Capt Hstn Pitcher While her
ssvs fr5n Phadst tha Nowbnypor Mss with load q
oak nnk struck the south Shoals the enfance 10 l"
Esg Harbor Inet dIing Sunday night sta int Peri o the
deck osd thrown overheard spd The atsn msde all en
dea -o. o. n1at her od but wito0u succes On Mopdy
evening the wind blowing sac Ion ne NA. W. Tie
catnn thought rudeI 20 tuf On me o. cen e % r.
furu the schooner tie next morning; daring ni-lt r
h.nyy sea drove her on hs beam ends md he h,ed 70 see
80 fesr. toli los. SIZE was owned in Waldoboro Ne,
vas loi ton. register and good vessel. No insurance
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
BROOKLYN NE WS.

FREEDMEN IN NEw-YoRK.--The American
Freedmels Friend Society bave received an announce
meat from their agent at Richmond Va. that 100 men
and women their way to kew.York. and may
be expected here to-day or tomorrow. number OF
fstrate domestcs may be had by applying TO the Rev.
James Carter Agent Of the Society in the basement os
the Methodist Episcopal Church in Bridge-st neas
Myrtle.ave. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
..y INTELLIGENCE.

ernpu.fr corr2T-GgyERsL TfRE-Ntx a-Beloio
~ Jo'tiees IvGnAuAa LEoNaED. aud bAhSArp.
powpEs OF lHR cOaMIssfoNihs or JuEohs'
The People rel Ii'ingslGn az, i"yo''
In this case the reator, claiming 10 he re,lu.he ,o
=, 80 ,e,,1v pIocnrcd a pcromp'ory inandanns 70 .hc
CoreDisoucls og J"roFs to remove . f yscsng this
,aud,nn. and tho latter order nr Ilo4
III &c pondeIt argued thsi lLe and t,et he
tOh I'm t,di Il C,nction % hich Inandnns can po-si
H. NO deeted and that any proceed'na to ieYlr" n
.,io,. tuat be- by ceTiOrdtt Bnd Io Dy idhua"' tn
~ ~ argued tbat the Commissioners wa no Jut
10 n bnt In,io filment Of certain specified d"o'
and tbs. therefore nandainas anil,o,., woaa No.
' ATTACHMENT ACAISsr THE coSfhoLiEh
,r pn,e "a rel. VIM. GeaIy agt Isithe" l. B'' n"'D'
Inc Nei''' Controller. &c. -.
,r,. .oy m appcal from AN order Of Justice
n s5eitr the plaintiff In contempt, and hiins hn,
Of an order. Tie original order va. mao" ~
he Court declaring on ~ rsrda nd the Fast
scWeI ~ III ~ third ave. between Eighty lourth aIi ts
Hifsf vod and directing tho Controller to cancel he 10
sesmen's on % %sob.equerty applied for nsndama' which
~. I'LL was refused, - was also am.hasa;u, 70 'no ~
rear ter fol tbe .as to e oo ord.l, nins
coinn.i,er' :. zoo snd dir citing his !nm,'onmen'
'T & s,pelants argued that .hg % eh nsoac ss
vithont any a. r. mi urisdction under tho statute
cessary TO set on Ls Ivy consent the proceedings IN
her Gaze. relating 10 othef ,nn and the Cont bsyius
suc ut pIo9i' tie Court al uen.,s Tenn could
yot yott 70 behind the discretion oi ''' '''-'
uent 49, H.fore Justice PEcxnAh
pn,yrps OF STOCK BRokLns'
.,s S,nno, oot Micnael JacoDs.Iihis sur
onsbt for 10000 damages 10 io ss,b "a Of March 1884
erte ~ Me,rd he defendants TO se ,e ,,orI when
pcliycr Mining Comp nv Snn o 10 COO They sold ior 13s
+ f, an deposited with mem ,of sbon time to 50 bat
on" on" y, .'.d 4o same AFTERNOON, leaPns w ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
~ot;rc IN Mariners.

FAST Coasr OF SwRpES.-A fixed white hsat. 70 i-et
above the sea. has been ctaoed AZ p'iuA' 1'' o'l''
Sweden. Alf.t,1
On west eoH.t Oand Island IL 4 y feet abo'" ne go
(rly or ffsLsxD1Ee rod portion Of the hsh OF worm
a. ~ H. .rfrnuce 10 MoohsuEd is To be discoptnnrd
BAIApAc istAsDA h1cd white liThi, 20 Ir't hhoNe '
a. la b.eD o.tabi.hsd OF Puerto je fTiuePs Ahouso OIL
the sile Of Balebac Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH COMPANY. "A,

meeting of the Directors. Of the United states Tel.
egraph COMPANY held nt their office No. III broadway.
Oh the 9Th inst, Jan s d. Reid esl. OF Rochester
late Superintendent IL the Western uni0l Telegraph
Company was unanimously elected Secretary 0f Che
Company in place OF 5; c. Hay es'l, iesigneA. MIR.
Rel has been hnrccted with the telegraph business
for the past ., wears aud brings 10 hs poson large
experience In the pac,cel details of such enterprises.
aud h.g6 rcpuullon Tor ski.l ability ard Integrity.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
cOuRT CALEEDAR-Tns DAr,

SUPREME CoUgr-CIRcUIr - ,l, IAs, s,,, ,,q, asp
Ce.cs,-Sos 2,?5 23Jo. 2z5 ~; 1isi, "a 90 PsaT
,shoit caa.s-No. ls,. 2eJs 2ao 5So. TSs No. ls1.
@ no S5 ia Ios I lg 700 2c4 2l, lI9' 2' ~" ~"
2Os. 200 2l2 2i3, 2l4 49,, Nos 52ij Aol
SurEEIoa CoURTPAnr LISes. ,. s,o, 'siy' eiS, ga,,
.@e IA, 80 ~ 'V Sd so52 f2oo ils sS24, 4J'a. l6s
10 s'11 lioG. 1850, 1850 1914, 1914, iSro'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Trn yeicr.s, i:nidr.


i6th-sve. sSi by Harlem r. r.. Depo. 2cti-ri.
snd 4tb.av. via Hrdson River =. 10 H., =.
O. and Ii ?. m. wa iiarier q u. -id4 o
sunday tlsin. Via Hudson Rive, p. City
ruu between Chauibers sud 50ihst sts.i0n
aud CITY Hal ana 26th-sf. station.
.oo ASsg sg a % I W. f5SSeg' on f5s.ds fSs 9a
and Saturday, and Daniel DreS, Mouiays. We'd
TaS M isndins at trhirtiei.st................ an.
70 AIbspy by steamer ST. Jehn Mondays, We'd.
Tuesdays Thundays aud Saturdays. from pier -
10 Bstiao;c 81 wahiaon. by ,is Newj.T.ey
R.B., leo, o. Cour'inndtst, end III a. IA,
pnd 2 Tidui;ht Sunday .s;::':;,;;'i;.' H.
: aaiiy tSa dsy excepted p. m.
10 Pyston by New.Hsveu Il. r., via Sprusae!a;
,ys nofs wa sore 81 Linz ~ ,ai p m sundsy.. p
Il Pdo..ip' Safp'is K. st.....1... @ ..:.. u .. m.
20 tss 6sladen. M,sehe.cr ond Long B7saohi sby
iTsan II IL a. in snd.......... 81 p
csnsndEig as koehe.isr bga I
stT 100 ms and pun Emisrsnt '1it..'i;.. s. H'
70 Camden Manchester and Long bIanes y,cs, oy Ia
Ifs s a. m0y ,1ssesr nS and idnr li5 p
10 oieenEY' =. ~ I'd Yseasnt.....9a a. fn and
10 Uscket's,own and ineTmeds'c stations by
l,orris snd L,seI II. H., foot Of BsTelay-,i., q,
s.yos. N. By same rosd for - 'as west Of
s5lns:i% ,s rse p
soSrw Haven by The New.iisyen ERy zIth-T .
,rd stl-av al O. NJ M. ~ - 5:S9, ~ ana D. "
To lie West by Central Railroad OF New,Je,sey,
via Ailen,owi from foot OF ihoefiy.st ~ H. ~ -,
a IN, IL m. and $500 D. m sunday tra, '....'.. "
a. Piiiadelpl.ls. by Newyersey i'siIosd ioGl oi
Courtland.-s,.. Z. 10 and llA D. nn IL NJ Ahu'p , %,
IN aud IL midnight. Sun6sy. 49, ~
fo proyiae,ce. by steamer C!tJ u ofPIoYdrnee' sY
.Ty Tuesday Thursday and saturday, 100" riei Al II N
10 Proyiderceby Neptune Stsanfhip Coz hne;,
dsiy (suudlys exec qted from pier ~ '"'' % p II,
Robinson H. D. T.. at....... -. -
70 Troy bv se.rnegs SsndeTtilt aud nap % "'u'
de- daily (surdiys incncedi iSs'u'u'y' - e. n m
repie ed pier a. y. R............s'.
60 Wg.hitton. by New-JeTscy X. H. 10Y n, y,
Coarllsndtsf. snd AZ q M. v i'' """ - II m
To mon, by Northern r. j., .e"'J,!ssM
fom Jer.ey City a, 5, q - M a. So A' ~ IA n m
Hslur1sy. ~. g.,tss
fot further information 10 Iezald 20 hntiCat iin'
aeY s1yer.isrIneuts Ia another Uhfi o. thh l4l'i
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

Dr.. Garrish will lecture before the New.Yorl,
ophthalme Society this Frday evening. at the corner
of Fourth-ayc. and Twenty eishthst. on Ophthalmic
Medicine and Surgery.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Tur REv. DIR. BE1Lows's PARlsu.--ror a

considerable time there has been growing shortness
Of accommodation for those who desire TO attend the
services at All Souls Charch Qhe Rev. DIR. Bel'owsO,
aad on rncaday eyelng meeting ot members nj that
parish occurred the object OF the being that ol
cudcayoring 10 deyse means tor providing measures
ateQna.. the ihc Society aBd o such oi the
public choose 20 attend upon g0fship at thnt sauct
ary A very general interchange OF opinions took
ps,oe and tncro cogent addresses o tie subject
OF church accommodation from tho pastor and several
members of tie Society IL was agreed to intiuat no
vho.e subject nittee. Who after considering
the subject all is Misunderstanding tie slteration
and crlafgiug to present church. hiring second
ore or bnltuf chapel or sling the prest ~ cttoe
and sng arrcr-rre 10 report TO TIC Society at
it. annual meeting IN January.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
CRUTCEES.

E'IRSr and only PREMIUM awarded at the
American Institute Fair 1852 sul Fair Of Pennsyl
wants.. 1853. for CkUTCHES. HARrMAN'S PATENT
ELASTIC RUBBER CRUTCHES pronounced by sur.
medical men, and every body else he tho very best
ever invented They and convenient, they prevent
paralysis Of the do away with all the wesTiness
tparpbe from the of ali others and all respects
Tiyaled Price moderate. Send Tor a circular LONEJOY
TAYLOR sole Manufacturers. No. 47tl broadwev y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIsL TnIx-Nov. a--Before Justice
DAHyIs

Az OLD STOCK CASE.
jeremiah G.. hamilton AIT. Wentworth =. But
ln this csse which hai been reported before, the al,
gr upying than dsys ad which oui of
stock ,faracou Tcs-od TO-DAY .H yofflc fef the defend
nut for 3 lrG IS.
Mr Anilou i5E ploia"s wsTrea Lsrned for defendant
ANOTHER R'OI SUIT.
Ann Greer agt. the Mayor, Ac.--Tns wns a
claim fjT -ge0 i,rihe ieltTGoipu by t- rioters Of rgt
house - the 81 1w+y auih sIec' rnd Eroadway
vslued $500 Tie plauiA owner of tlr tee bot sob
rho fr ~tse Il her hgsraut she, therefore does
els tho whole vsin~ - To- perry. bot sgc sum
would interest cnmp bei st tie death Of her husband
wh To- user- nId Ihs her r'sias a. would b.
=ks0oJ li0 interest bot Tvf cent
and ur tsrrs hcn shc wound psy sud hich
the life tenant pays over y Tho lnvolF
ing merely law quc,ions Rod befoIe tho Court without
q Jary. rhr 1ovrt reserves a. dselsicn.
f1-Jocg. Woodruh fof risintfn
i.T i!ackttt foI defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
CITY NEWS.

Mrs. Alexander Buchanan will give her
Dramatic and Musical Soiree this riday) evening at
Hope Chapel No. 20 Broadway and We hope, she Is
very deserving aud highly cultivated oman. that she
will have large audience
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

FRANK MOORE the Editor Of The Rebellion
Rseord, has lecture on The Press. during the Re
belliona subject which he has haa wide opportunities
Of thoroughly mastering His address is Ncw.York.
and we do not doubt his lecture Will be extensively in
demand by the yceums duringhhe approaching season.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERx-Aov. 9.-
Bfforc Judge CARDOzo.
In rc. John Graif-scc opinion. GTimshy agt
Pricr-Moiion granted In re. Thoina, PsimeT-Ofd-5
autei Gns at Afurthn- pom hns ani serving notice
of appeal paynr 81 cost. q this motion and Sheriff .
ices, the execution may be set aside.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

The officers and men of the 56th regiment
New.York Volunteers will be paid off tomorrow (Sat
urday) at Harts Islaud ..a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Destructive FIRE ~ ATTORNEY -sr--Loss
Anonr Az ahonl i2i o,clock on Thursday morn

Ing nac, cre discovered ssuine from the 9TH tory OF
TIE large foafstgfy building No. l02 Attorneyst. oc'
cuped .a the four upper floors by Alexander stein ns
soi, aud chnIr mshiiactu.y. The building aud con
tents were ,hrcy dcstro,c cd. Sr STEMS loss sioos
vii amount eboui slaOOp. Insgrct In the Groceis
occupied Nv AntLony Wnchtlrr rs lager bccr saloon
Loss aboR1 sJ0l Insured In the LenOr company. The
huilln. was owned by Robert Macsy. Loss Gboet
$1,000 Ilsurod los g 90 1ho adjoining ba.ldngs
Nos 90 mud ioi occupied rs dwellings. were slightly
damaged.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
FBOM THE MISSOURI TO THE PACIFIC...yN.

The Firm Dissoived-IlOw the Seniors De-
parted-Overiand Travel versus Amin-
bility--Mr. Coifax--Gov. Bross-Mf.
Bowles-Ecsuit OF their sourneyinss-
Chances at Hydraulic MiniDg-A Hill
and Settlement Washed Awny-Em-
mense Force Of she W"fer-The Miners
at their Work-A Novel sccne-Caii-
fornim Politics rs q Curious study--<iot.
Low-Tbe Eepreseniativrs--scn
Conuess-How Hc was Eiected-The
Wardrobe Wituesses-Prcscsit scnato-
rial Contest" Long Hairs" and short
Hairs,'-Cnndidates- acinc Railroad.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Iklyrttisefnent.

"FEHT COVERINGS" FOR THE YOUNG, AND
p.IxouAs ron CAHTHKLL peys special attention 70
he ,sni Of young people aud his stock contain great va
,et OF Boots anJ SHOES Boys and tr' worthy thc scn
-, nj Parents. lii eslsbisiment. la ko GJ broad"'y
betseen Elsfeuth lad Tweh,tA. % dcsesyin- etrsl'se
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD REsIDENr.-Yss-

teTday afernoon elderly gentleman. Mr. Jacob say
DER ZEN dead at the ofJay aud Nassausts Slr
s. was well known ss a manufacturer Of touSto catsup
with which he supplied large nuuLer Of tho publie
houses and groceries in this city. lie about nount
ing the seat in his wagon when lie suddenly fell bac!
upon the sidewalk. and instantly expired, Deceased
had been complaining u illness during the day, but
was enabled 10 attend his bnsinesg. Tie cause Of
death was apoplexy. An inquest was held by Coroner
Lynch. and the remains were sent TO hs ionily wno
reside near the corner OF Crownst aud New Yorkave.
East BROOKLYN