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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

Bides MIS-. Or. Grafton A. Cooper DR.. VIM Lille. Jane
Carroll Goo b We.too, E!h KEN Floyd, A;B. Church,
stsersge
In tie s.s,m.hip Scotland for Lvepool-J. crowthsr
cioIs Richard Pollard aud WIFE Mr. and Mr.. Gallagher
Marriott Alfred stebbns Jane. Glenny Miss Ann Mccty
VIM. Thompson. Miss Brown, David Smith, Frank Lee Geo.
In steamship r. H. Cuyler for New orlesnsMr. Christ.
friend and CHILDREN Becker wife and child, A Hurd +.
Rowey GreeIhpqte Mrs maner ana ii'st , MAsy
W. Peck D. NJ. Peck and wife, James j. Psrre., w. Arm
strong Noting and Lady " gasn WS lay and Ty sdy ,hd III
child O. W. Aueg NJ upPenRan w. t.bSS Hi.ssSOcs a., ), W
MoaTa' Mr. Frau. II W Hnbbell, ". c. II. Fanny, f.
steele H. g Williams j. II. 0:rvin, James Walsh James
Lynch Rev ". NJ. Henry, hr. Stein Chss Burton Sam.
Baker j. Crozer Capt A. Stoke j. H. Boe, aud 70 III the
In .isam.dp Cen sed,yck for savsnnahMr. Eppns <
RssdcE and sdy Mrs. Clark and 2 children, Mr.. c. r.
wrsht n Board wife and son and daas.efs ana
child j. H. Asher James a. SempIe, w A. Beard, q. T.
Beatty and ladies'. C. X. Williams a. S,naerson'
s.nasa s%Tl H; as1ien.bai.b f. w Nea s p Goodman
Hiram Roberts, h. W. Reed, Mr. Smith, aud 70 IN the
IN Steamship Twilight, for Wilmington, N C. Agnes
vie,,e Mis-, Jones Miss Jane Scott Mis' L. Desmond g. r.
D. s. Towhi Mr Fotro, Jsf. Crane Albert Hunter J. A.
Wcs, @. IL. Sehe.lnger George N Chesseooro " u u
Spear. Mr. Bering H. Nj. Jonsin,, William N ratAr', D.
Lawton Mrs. Early, Mary hean Henry e. Ireland w D.
Blackstone g. e. Mcouga and wife, Mrs. Mary EhEa Lucas
Mr.. Hewlett, aud children Mt. Boo;h Nh Kelly aud - u
the steerage.
In steamship Hatsras for Richmond Oct lt-Mr. sehn'
batch and Wife Mrs. NJ W Smith Mise i. r SiPpey, j. H.
West, Mrs West child and servant d. o. Hitchcock DTS
Hitchcock A. T.. baltimore, Mrs La,imore, Capt Cooper.
Mrs apt Cooper Nest!ey Smith Mss Mason Mis-. Dod
SON. Mrs. Dodson. John Trask !. Ooldsmh, L. T. Wright
Francis 0oosbergher r. q. Parton. Is. II. Hues' Peter
Jenliu. Mira Jcukn, sud fuHily. J. Post T. Holt Henry
Hoffman. Samuel JOHNSON a. Black +. NJ Bar2en Miss
Giespie Mi. Lsarette M h. Pond X. P. Hills. a. JN hit
lock Bancroft AIrf Blncro aud Two chiIdrea Mrs bon
hsh, Mrs Post. Mss Pos, snd - N tie steerase.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
sI1IPPENG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK........
Cleared.

Cleared.
s,sau.hy Carlo (Brl, Driver Liverpool Barclay Living
stc.m,p Evening STAT winDenuy. New Orleans, James
siss'.6p @ r. R. c4y.er Dol,ri New orleans H. h. crom
scaa.Lp Norvi,h Hubbard hey We, and Apalao4icols,
s,sa1 .hip Pe-i neliroy s,viunah. l.. L. Jone,
Steamship heyada, Carpenter. savannah Wasrman Goo
s,csni,hp Gen sedsv.s sisrSey savannah Livins.,on
Fox 60.
s,e4a.hiy Alhambn Beuson ChArl~.'on A. Le,ry
stsan.hp Twilight, syioer Wilmington. Livingston, For
s,.,m.h9 Louisa Moore. woo'.cr'. Sesbcrn. Murray 4
steamship ~ A. Boasdrsan. Jordan. Beaufort, Murray
stssm,p Cbesapesle, Sherwood PoTiiind. II. b. crom.
steamship Y,roo Thompson Norfolk. City POn, and Rich
sie.shp City Of Warrington tBn, Brook, Liverpool
q Dale.
stesm.tf Haite,, Parrish Norfols. city Point and iich'
ste,r hin Aiegany Fl,rg R,',innore. C. W. PerysiL
steamer fon Ieuy Chsep, EsSestn: 6. goe,d.reed
ship Cremoru~. Cate,. san Francisco Sutton Go.
saip Carrier Dove, Bailey. LNeToo.. u, }. H. lrnk p
Ship Inland lBreml sai,enborn. lia'fo via CITY foin
Bms vs,a CBsel. Dfa, Mo4,osideo and BusHO' Ayres'
BSx uaion tBr), Gamisr, Bonar,, g; wheelwrshi Co.
Bar gmad tbrL jahr;on se.na' Wayagx % pvr.r
Bri, H-dcy viears tBrl, Dowury cardtna' } T. ward
Go.
Hr,y Geo. Anes. Ward Nassau. I. y. Ga7er.
pns Star tBrl Allen. HrIfar 4. " Maybew 4 Go.
Brii % can Pearl tBrD Destog. 81. John, " b. d. IL De
BIZ Ro.ebud (Br) wbitwe, St. John N B., Hewlett
Terrence. - a.,
sc',r Mediator Dsvi.. Providence H. T. Brayton
ssb- R.fou, BALDWIN, SowHsyer n. \ Racket Son.
sehr Dan smith, slrwood Hayana' Goldth"sie Ever
ScLr Louisa tITi, Nood. Olsce Bay Miller houghton
SCH Jsne (Brl Clubhouse ST. Johii ~ B. +. J. Nevus.
schr Geo. Henry Moorss, BSzo' fera' T. Hussey Co.
schr indian Parry. PsI.scola l. b: oager o,,
selr q Cio.sen Coomb. Jscksonyile, G. q. Dibble.
sclr O ". Dill Nilsl hey West and a market, G. b.
sclr Eiw,rd Shade, Drake, Fortress Monroe, n L. Me
Cready 4 Go.
srbf Hamilton Ogden. Baltimore. a. Abbott
schr r. {. Lane Ellsworth j. v. Hayiland
self. Gertrude Cowrl, Peuy. Me- J. Frye Co.
sehf. Belle Bug.T, Boston. w :: Brown Co.
schr. Plymouth Rock, Parker Boston, II: >; Kacke.'
sslr. Jane Maria Bnshneil Norwich. IL y Raekett Co.
slooy Harvest, Corwin, Providence. o. n StTsnauan.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Movement, OF Ocean steamers.
Passengers Sailed.

In steamship Evcnins Star, for vew.oIesn.-F vaiben'
thuysen wife, children and servant j. Denm'ny VIE
Ja Jo.hps IL" Baker S and wife w. = s.ey wife cd .na
7. GALLAGHER and wise NJ A. Reno wife and child "a" ara
Fray, A. B. Griswod, Mr. Urluhart wf-, CHILDREN snp
nurse Miss Fray and 'eIgsnt. Miss Oslsby Mrs ). m.
Gould Mr.. c. L. Norton Mira 0a.quei. G. j. Bans, Henry
srysn, Mr. Casey birs Bsbcock Samuel Smith, wife,
children and nurse John Dicte. VIM. y. Dlmoekl Wm ~
n J. Moore IA ~ smilh wife and child Mrs. &. r. Moore,
George Ban wie and children James MsSsr' Dr.; w
Sheridan" s. aSs'%. ss II Ko'h L. c.S as1 Saab.s %
Mr. Philds Mira ]. s. Mccormick children and servant
Thoms. Is. oehsltri, =. @. Barese, H. BandhI Lieut. a. a.
s. Eaton. NJ Hsla $. snyder, Jacob Morse Henry shep
IT, J. A,herton, B. Paul Joseph Sinclair Yci,n T. ss M
williams wife. child and servant, Mrs. Mary mntsI Ms
MINER, NJ. Cathsrino rhoHs' Mira Parish Mis-, k.sTs.
Mss hI.a. : I'm Ma Pit. T. Iddy. Dr. 3. ?. ssaa,5 sa
wm ii. IIict.on and VIE: Joseph Hague sad Wife T. NJ
Randall sad wife Nj" L. Brent, Mr., Derisk.oa snd w ,Gn
Derbrdgo Mr.. Catherine Supple, Thomas W. WerGl. Jas
j. jordan N; Roy, Henry shydon MolIn,nqie John An
suttercth. Nj" Della Campbell Mis-. Cnrolno wssel L.
Meyer wife and child Miss Mary Meyer George Msdqae
soa, Lawrence Martin aud wife Mrs Ceeis, Mr. Phhp
Buus Isaac Oliver Christopher Lott Janes sullivan, j,ne,
s ISh" m s~''%ss May as M h Kns
OConor frsdshct Moo5e Antonio Smith Joseph A. 0lo,,qm
sw sSs. SsGs ham Mcss Mr. Levin,
McDonoush Mrs Chspnsn Andrew Reynolds and wife Miss
Doo David m0sa SoSn .o1P T ghGI, n E IoSn m
nm V,stor Cohn Henry Lon. wife ,nd clirsn Mi,.
5San rsnor @r. canir Wm F1g,ick Miss Sarah FI
pa1s,s e. .nS .s.".p Il City q iWshnsou for LIverpoo-w
Carter Capt o. 1snderL, L. T. Thoms Charlie, Ii9ss M'
m. Fvans w. Cooper and Miss Louisa Cooper !. Fun,r
n r. Thornpson aud wiz, o. Dly, aud rdf-, Mr. Oran6 "
K Ions. n nPssn. q ~ wad, NJ Eehaa wii- snd
s (, pouItsr.I. Cbss!s'J, Bsius', HIl'' and VIE
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Passcryers Arrived.

In steamship George Cromwell, from New orcan.-Mrs
Begins snd child Miss Jones' Mis-. 81 Coils Jane. r. Lee
Mis-, NJ. NJ Lee Miss X. NJ. Lee, Miss NJ. \. Lee, j. syne
NJ Bernard NJ. Rosers J. A. GTisham, J. +. Brown, j. H.
Elliott and nephew W Davis, ). Soisheim, Jonn Dodge
Murdock j. Groliuski, vile aud child Miss II. GroinsA
Mss NJ Grolinski. Masters w. X. aud r. Grolink, VIM
Tschs A. Miller. George TTufaui and j. /. Ooodnonsh
g. More l.. T. Marsh Jane j. Markham, Charles fiukhhD
Henry Jones, J. McCulotn, Henry Thompson VIM Doughty
A. Mitchell -.
In steamer H. IT. Mount fforn JsckgonvieMrs Thomp-
servant md child J. Friend Bret. T. shuer, u H.
Frost, y. q. Legh J. Ryan, w. III. Hocsendori. q; H.
Holt AE.. Ch.sr y. ~. farIIdge W. Mcheb5in D. fuier
ston.
In ship 4. j. south,ri, from S.nsaPore-W. D. s,eddrd
Mis- Esther Stodard Ms JrTusha ssoddiId James T. Iog-
.ey. Capt. J. r. Potter.
In steamship Granala, ilom ChaEleston-Wm Porter r.
N Miller {. a. ke,k y. \. Hunk. W. j. Weiss, q. W
IIsumrr,!ey. w. T. carroll ). j. Joyce J. Bennsri' G.
OraneJ G. Packtoser and laiy T. b. CEsndal, JW Denny
J. ~. Stsckley. \. ID. Cohen. F. sc5.t, Crter NJ IL Cp
I'm, Mr. Knowles L. Grohis. lady and children. w j. Trim
Capt Jones and lady r. Zobssef We,hcrorn. s. Faas,
Bufkic aud - IN the steesasc. .
In steamer u. ~. Mount from lickionvillc-Mrs Thomp
,on servant ari clid j. Friend Brrst ,. p. shule
H. fro., u @. Leigh J. Ryan, W. H. lo.endot q; NJ =
Holt Mrs Chi.e. Is. u. Bm,ridge w Nchshbn. ;. kul
eT.ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

MUSIC AT THE PARK.-To tho cloudy and
chilly weather Of Saturday may safely be attributed the
fact that very moderate number OF persons gave their
Tendance at the customary musical entertainment in
The afternoons circumstance to be regretted. mas
much as the selection of music no. only very ju
Gicious but the concert was rendered memorable by
the production. for the first time in America by mil
tary band. OF wagner's Overture to "Rienzi." That
mastery composition was played with really subcrt
effect the performance giving evidence of careful re
hearsug and practice the part Of the musicians and
Of consummate skill and judgment on the port OF the
person who undertook the work OF arranging and adapt
ing tha. difficult and delicate orchestral masterpiece
for the somewhat narrow scope OF wind Instruments
The conductor moreover. seemed to enter into The
spirit OF the hour. aud to his efforts also due, in
great measure the almost unqualified success o
the performance. Some Of the other pieces OF
the programme we're exceedingly well performed
u which we may make especial mention Of Rossini'
brilliant overture to "Semiramide." wherein Mr.
Schmits French horn fairly sung out the theme OF the
Introductory movement. and of the familiar Caledonia
Quadre of Julien, the eocentrcities Of which would
have infalibly brought down the house" had the
house been present. We regret that as these Park
concerts are growing in interest and Importance the
audiences grow thin by reason OF the cool weather.
The public have already been regaled with some Oh the
choicest compositions Of the most popular authors
arranged by the best harmonists Of this country The
concert OF Saturday afforded another triumph OF this
kind, and we are promised other and even greater
ones Beside the band. glad to perceive. has
been growing in size the number OF performers having
reached forty while there is reason to hope for still
further augmentation. We believe it is intended to
present before the close of the present series Of enter
tainments the overture to "Tannhauser" by Wagner.
which will be the very first performance OF this massive
work III We are not mistaken) by military band. either
in this any country.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
MURDER In HUDsON.sT.
Ono Of the Proprietors Of n Lager.becr
saloon Fatally stnbbed-Rscape Of the
murderer-Coroncr,s Inquest.

Late on Saturday night party of men en-
tered the lager beer saloon OF Fritz Rehm and John
Raining No. 372 Hudson.st, and commenced game
Of cards When the tine for closing arrived the bar
tender Henry Hamman. removed tho cards, and told
the party lie was about to close the place. They be-
came very excited and to quiet them the cards were
restored. AS they still eyinced quarrelsome dspOs
ton Mr. Rauming requested officer Barbelet, Of the
Twenty eighth Precinct to remain in the vicinity.
Shortly after o'clock the party msds preparations
leave bnt before doing went to the bar and called
for drinks when they became engaged In a quarrel
with Mr. Raumng. As he stopped over 10 draw the
lager ordered By the party from keg, they made
unprovoked assault upon him. and one Of the number
whose name is stated to bo Angus, Buckley. stabbed
him several times In the face with knife, one OF the
wounds being Just beneath the right eye, the weapon
penetrating tic brain. The rufians then made their
escape
The unfortunate man was placed upon chair Dy onl-
Barbeiet and others and Dr. Chadsey OF NO. 2oo
Spdngst called but in spite Of every attention tue nn
fortunate man died within half hour after receiving
the wound The affair reported at the station
House soon after its by the above oihccr
and Capt Dickson at once instituted search iOr the
murderer and his companions some hours AFTER tley
succeeded in arresting Matthias Connolly, Hugh Nc
Neais and Robert Anderson on suspicion OF being the
companions OF Buckley and they were committed to
the Station House 10 await the result of the Coroners
investigation. The murderer is still at large
Coroner Collin was notified TO hold inquest, and
yesterday afternoon impanneed jury. lie will hold
he nquest this afternoon at o'clock at the twenty
eighth Precinct Station. House. No. $50 Greenvlchst.
DIR. Thomas Robinson Deputy Coroner, made post,
nortem examination the body OF the deceased ana
found four stab wounds the right side oil the face
one on the right side Of the lower Jaw and the others
under the right eye One othe latter extended upward
and ard to the depth OF four inches the weapon pen
e,ratng the BRAIN The plate and ball OF the eye were
destroyed. Deceased was "A native or Germany, aged
% years He resided at No CarmDe.st.. where he
leaves wife and five chdr en-. lie Is stated to haVe
been quiet, peaceabe man.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Arrived.

s,.,uhio H.ola Or harri,or liverpool Sept 30 with
mdse 10 p. Cunard. =, o, -,,
Stssmslp Geofge Cromwell s'innnfi New'o"esn' ''
inst WITH ndle an pass II. u from" el 20. -,
steamship Dana9i b1Kor thare'to o' hOuf' muse a"u
ps.s 20 Arthur Lsary 81, -, =,
steamer d. ~. M0Hf, Bsck1s, Jacss0hVIe uay' muse
TO 4. Goodspced. -,
steamer Edward Everett, Davidson. Charleston days.
troops to u. :. q. NJ
pass t0 James Hand. , 80 -,
coal 10 Brett, Son Go.
Brig j. Cofi (of Wudsor " 81, Coihee' br1dSepoft'
C. B.. coal 90 4. Smithers a Go. . .
schr Challenge Benton, Phildelphis iof NoTwifh.
schr Clyde phhsdcpha ioI Boston.
schr V Bnksev. Turreh, Erabcthpor for Providence
SEM Brilliant. Look. E.i1ibcthport for New bedford
schr {. st. John CLARK. Elilabeport for New ta'en'
srIr :. T. Goodwin Reck. Fbabethp port for stamiord.
schr Gunrock, Boyd EliEabethport for Providence H..
schr Mary Mershon, Brishtmar EhHaoeihpot Tor hsr'
ford. - ,,.,,
srhr Mercer Tuhill FL Iabeihpor' for Bridgeport;
schr New Globe Bray Elabethpor ior New neaiof@
schr stephen Waterman. Chaie New'hediofd
sehr Nm. Thomas White Albany Tor Proyidehee'
fchr Cory, Wheeler, Rond0ut for PtoNi1ehee'
Sehr Aida Eaton, Rondout for Provid.nce.
sehr Connecticut Stsplin. Roudont for Pawtuehe-
sclr Bepl. Strong, Brown. Ponehkeepre rtovideuee
sclr Florence Bsckman, Nevburg Tor Saswleh'
sloop Blackstone Allen, Rondout Providence
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

TRIBUTE TO WHOM TRIBUTE.-One OF the
hsppest ideas in recent bookpubshing was the
preparation of the unique volume devoted to record
Of the voluntary aid received by the Government for
the suppression OF the rebellion edited by Mr.. Frank
Goodrich and issued by Messrs Derby & Miller. 1t is
truly a superb specimen OF typography and embellisb'
mcnt got up in the most liberal STYLE and forming an
attractive ornament for the library or drawing-room
or the contents OF tho work. which exceedingly in
terestng We shall take early occasion to say our
saw In another department OF this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Btean,boats ano Railroads.
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Trains vii

T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains Will
IL leave Jsmesslip, New.YorL as foicws:
800 Greenport Mail and Passenger Trim stopping
all Way Stations. and connecting with Glen Head
Hampstead Trains
1880 g. syosset Train. stopping at al Way Station
$50 p ureenpor Express, connecting with hemp"eau
sld stopping at all Stations east Of Hicksvie. .
40 m Syone. Passenger Train for Ro'yn Glen head
and oil Way Stations.
$50 p m. For North Isip, Hempstea Glen Head and
Rosyn. =
On Sunday Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point At s3
n N. for fsPhank and all intermediate Stations .
q. CHARLICK, President.
pARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
~ ROAD FALL ARRANGEMENTS, 1865. COM.
MENCING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER lS PASSENGER
LINES FOR CAMDEN, MANCHESTER AND LONG
BRANCH. The Steamer JESSE HOYT. Cspt Seely, will
leave Pier No. .. North River daily Sundays eIcepted 81
follows:
At HAS. g. m, EXPRESS LINE FOR CAMDEN DI.
RECT taking passengers for Port Monmouth, Red Dink,
Long Branch SHARK River Farningdae Squan Brcksburg
Manchester Toms River Woodms msnr Shamonr. Barnegst,
cuckeon OLSON Jackson and all Stations Camden and
Atlantic Railroad
Through to Camden in FIVE yehours............Fars 81
Excursion ticket, good for three dsys...........
Atf:I5 p. m, Way Passenger nc for Manchester Tom.
River, Long Branch and intermediate Stations
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND EEW-YORk
Leave New.York 1t AIS D. m., arriving at Camden l3O
p. n., next day.
next day.
Freght Agent. Red Bank, N. J. w. 5. SNEDEN, suPt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
LAW INTELLICENCE.
Court Of General Sessions.
THE ARGUMENT FOR THE DISCHARGE OF CHARLES
BROWN POSTPONED UNTIL To-DY-AS I'M

THE ARGUMENT FOR THE DISCHARGE OF ChAkLhs
Brown POSTPONED UNTIL To-DN-AH I'M
PoRTAyr CALENDAR THIS MORNING.
The motion for the discharge from custody Oh
Charles Brown alias Charles Brewer wno 1t alleged vas
implicated with Uonevieye NieveD Lyons In the Jeh
kins Phrnix Bank emberement was 10 have been sIea
before Hon. Recorder Hoffman yesterday the Cou.
been Friday specially adjourned for that purpose un
o'clock a Ills Honor the Recorder was in attendance az we
nnontsd hour but IS the counsel the defense exJgds
Snar did not appear Court aourned until IL coeI
mi, morning, when the motion viii proOsby % Ssusai
eneyieve viii be recoected, was discharged on 'ne pr
mary examination before Justice Ledwith there oeihs no
pce .nrI,nt to impicae her par.iceps cmins In the
crime OF Jenkn, Brewer will probably be Harn
tbe coming we.k-he being held In custody alleged
not 10 stand hi. for completely with jenkins oa 70 serve
other end, connected with the matter In tho nn dspo'on
VI the case. -, ,,., -. AZ 81, irr
portant ard sting character comprising those OF george
W,yn.r in for murder o his wife by Draining her
with h,chet some time since, in Ihompson1i Chaies
Tor murdersecond ceu,e produsng abortion 10
alleged Electra NJ Potter jointly indicted with Peter X
Strong for homicide and Electra M. Potter and John b.
Dennis Jointly indicted for the offence In the last two
cases the defendants Potter strong and Dennis gre charged
with being the producing OF abortion On the VIE
Of one OF the defendants and another lady.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
SUPREME COURT-CHAHssRs-Ocr. lA-Before Justi
lNGRiHAN.
ENLISTMENT or MINORS IN THE NAVY.

In re tho Habeas Corpus OF William Avery.-
On the return writ IN the above the boy VIM
Avery produced in II appeared that the boy had
been enlisted under IS years Of with the written consent
OF the mother Al the time OF tho enlistment the father
ab,eu. from home and knew nothing OF it Tor
thres days hreo months ago no made appn
cation 70 tho ecrsay Of tho Treasury Tor tho dchargs of
the boy bat hsl yet received No aa.wef Judge Insa'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Disasters.

The .oop st. Tsylos from Ersbs,hpor. with seargo OF
,irifon while lynga, Pier No h. r. was rum into las.
~, h., stssln h q Preston parting the soops lines ripping
,e o tn pank. and carrying her out into the stream
SIT Orien her assistance with tho H,roor folice
"a In towing her back to Pier No. where che
scbr Louisa w Birissll Tdppen, from Myste, has been
In co isson with carrying away bowsprt Jioooom
ard head and doing other damage 'hs master reu'ea 70
giss any paTticu.afs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
6ieamboats ano Railroads.
)ON BOAT for NEWBURGH and

A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH and
N F1sfRILL.-The steamboat JOHN ROMER win leave
New York pier No. 35 foot Of Franklin st. every afternoon
sundsys eIcepted at O'Clock landing at Cozzenss Cold
Spring and Cornwall Returning will leavs Fshkl at 7:l-
o. Ii. and Newburgh 7:20, landing as above.
DAILY LINE FOR BRIDGEPORT.-
IL The steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave from feck-sip
East River daily at 10 O'clock noon, arriving In time 20
connect with the Express Trains Freight taken Tor the
Nau,atuck and Housstonc Railroads..
DLEASURE TRAVEL TO CATSklLL
i MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LEBANON SPRINGS. SARA
TOGA, LAKE GEORGE and CHAMPLAlN, MONTREAL
QUEBEC and all other point, North and Woss. via huD
son RIVER. c,
DAY BOATS for ALBANY, landing at Yonkers Corren's
Hotel Dock. West Point, Newburgh, Poughkeep'e Rhine
beck Cstski and Hudson . n,,,,
steamboat C. VrBBARD Capt. D. II. Hitchcock, TUES
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. and the DANIEL
DREW the alternate morning Ton and after May 2Id at l4o
g. m from Pier foot of DeIbosse@s touching al lhfeihst
Pier 20 receive passengers at q. . -.
Tickets sold board aud baggage checked West and
Moth making close and connections with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL and NORTHERN RAILROADS.
Basssge transferred withou. chsfsc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
COURT CALENDAR-THn DA'
SUPREME COURT -CIRCUrT.-l

SUPREME COURT T-CIRCUIT.--PART i. - Nos.
2299 1881 2399 234 2343 235 2347 1919 235 22S3 I'm.
1851 2s7l 1913 2ST 23s3, 1885 2Js 1895 1897 Part II
Nos 2O76 2DS2 2l68 272 2lTs $780, 2isi 1884, 1885, ASo,
22OO 22y4 22l2 ais s2i6 2ala 9aso 2aee 23 s23o Pe
InNos 49, Sst s5 2l73 1853 aot2 AZ 1881 1000, 200.
1891 ISL 1O40 lT92 2O90, ILL., 1864 2ilf. l33 1873
SUPREME CoURr-SPECIAL TERM.--Denurrers.-
Nos I43 l49 Issues of law snd facNos 2i3, 2z5 3e4
SUPERIOR RCOURr.-PARrI. Nos J039, 53l5, 545Is
l639 49 $50 I7 lTA l635 50+a iT7 4669 lT3 l785 l1sf
Part I-Nos 4Os 1T6 1884 1918, 251 1881 1872 1890. le.
1894. 1885, le83 1899. 1892, 1894 -
Court OF COMMON PLzAs-TRIAL TERA.-Ad-
journed for the Term The General Term will b. in sesssa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
DAILWAY TRANSPORTATION TO TIE
III SOUTH. ,

THE CHEAPEST, BEST AND bHUKIFST HUUIE,
GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT TO yIRGiNlA,
TENKEsSEE ALABAMA AND GEORGIA
The direct railroad route to the South vie Lynchburg
Knoxville Dalton and Chatennoo,sis now open throughout
Fs,tennes,ee and Virginia and East Tennessee
and Oeorsa Railroad connsction with the and
Washington Steamship Company, have eseed upon nss'
tariff At greatly reduced prices =. 4, 1t, :,
Pa..enss and shippers sra themselves OF the railroad
va PbJa3elnhis Baltimore and Washington TO AIandra
fssnEer Nv this route pass the famous battle heds d
Manassas Bull Run Rappahsnnock Station hnox'i"
manga Rssaca and Missionary Ridge. Cotton shipped
over those roads s. per bale ess than any ohe to1s
II ia the DIRECT MODE oi Communication win moOhc
and New -Orleans, and say 81 "a houfs time.
For further particulars inSss.s Of AZ. -, w.u.,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Arrived. SUNDAY, October 10.

Bdg Eliza Ann Ayres Linsan ~ days win eoa' 70 " -
J. Peters. - 81, =, ,,ponJo,,
scbl Hnifon Thicker. New'!lhvrn
schr Caroline Gardner Lubec 20 Iohn boynon son 20
seLr Fannie Hazard Mayhem Hartford ior Ellabethport
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
SUPERIOR cOURT-CnAnsERs-ocr. l4-Bsiors Justc
NoSCRIfP

yTPENIDK KCUUNT-IHAHbEkH-OVTs
MoSCRiEF.
OUR AMERICAN CoUsIN-RENEwED APPLICATION OF
MISS LAURA KEENE FOB AN INJUNCTION.
Laura Keene agt. Clarke g. Stuart.-fhis case
came up again upon application for another injunction
axn, the defendants to prohibit them from acting the play
~. C)ur American Cousin' Winter Garden theaten
The new application founded the former pspers. with
the addition that Judge Csdwaaders opinion made part
Of the motion papers .
MI Edwin James counsel for tho defendants moved TO
dismiss the application the ground that facs were
presented 90 the Court
Asr some discussion the Court sppointsd Saturday next
10 hear the argument
Edwin James and Thomas Duhphy for defendants; Berren
Mc9resof for plaintiff