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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
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CHICAGO Oct 3e-Flour dull Wheat duh, No opened
M; S1is. sss. Ss srn; i ai.; Of; dsa sss &
eep,-seS % ss. Flour, $500 bush Wheat ssosS s.:s ~
Corn. l3,ooo bush. Osts shipments-3Do bbIs. Floor,
MIIsAuxs.' oc. as~Floor dull Whss. wssisr; M :.l..
s 81 sgSm m % hS Sss Ne So os;:rs. s s 1t & ss for Ss
ment.~a,s 900 bb. Flour 1900 bs.S. Whss. ''- ''''
BuyYAIo Oct 2sFlour dull Wheat quiet, No. Chicss,
nssa Es o.. Ss fg :. s cr 81 Sat-: 81
Rye nominal q soasSc; Whisky ss 2sa$? ae PORK O..
ss S wsss csa' Fis; GHssasss Sss M
bush; Barley 34,5 bush Expcrts-whea I6a 80 bush,
Com, 81 $50 bush; Oats, t,ooo bush.
.i5s, !sa 81 50; Fancy. s7as5iO; w.llsad Cana,
@.sse4a r. sSS % so Is csTss wss.cs %ss
Tososro. oct -FiOur-Doubl. E,sr., sssss IS, E,.
. snd IN IN 5000 sS S'R:ISns ss
q a5 Borey owe,i ale. ssa7,c Rye nominal st &C.
wSsss 2sSHs1 @ 9S bat .S .s. 1000 Sa:s Mssls % S'
81 % and soo 90 ~ c.Ssa. ds III n'R,1ai Rrs s,
demand sales 1900 brsh Canada st o. and 300 DO. co
private terms Peas dali and nSmnsL Canal f,eskm I'M
l6 900 BUSH Corn 40 brh. Barley 1900 bush Rye Er
Tqs-59s3 bbl. Flour 100 bush Wheat soo bush Corr
H. 900 bush. Barley, 200 bush. Rye.
CmcIssArI, Oct. 2s.-Fou, and Wheat dull and prie.s
nominal Oats DC In elevator. Provisions duh and lower
ALBANY Oct. 2s1Fisur quiet. W6est-sale. at o. 1o
81 % ordinary White Mcasan and 81 IS for Rcd stae
Oats lower; ,ses loOOo bush. State ssc Corsaes @
cordng 10 condition ct 81 ds5c sales 2000 bush lot Of
sVo bush New City Malt from Canada West Barley sold
81 So Barley offering ight; sales l6 800 oa'h At % for
Cansda East 81 0.6$ Is for Stase shipped by tow-Corn
~ 900 bush Wheat 5000 bush Oats. $500 bushi Barley
1900 bush.
PBiLApELpHIA Oct 2s-Petrosum dull and ower; Crud.
ct 35a &c. Refined in bond 5sd60c. Free sSd8lc Fou
very dull, quotations nominal Wheat dull sales Of eo1
bnsh. New Red at 81 250S2 30; Old do, 81 3rd e2 a
Rye advanced to 81 ~ Corn dull, at S2da3c for Yellow
Lard at 2Staz9c. Coffee unchanged Sugar snchsnssA
Whisky s.esdy, at 81 336 81 81.
BALTIMORE Oct 2Business In al branches Of trade 10
very dull Wheat declined &c. al kinds Flour dull and
decining Corn dn snd hesvy. P-ovi.ions dull. Baeos
heavy Coffee heavy and decnrd Ic. y n. Sugar dsn anA
nominal Whisky dull At 81 80 for Western
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
A Prce Soil Observation-Disclosures Policy
Of Gov. Msmiiten-The Press-A Cor
msu rUnisa Organ-san Anfsnis-A
Se<esh Northern Man.

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune
SAN ASrosIA, TEXAS Sept. q. 1865.
There is q strong Free Soil Union element in
this (wes,erp) portion Of Texas. Gov. Hamilton, ouI
nreseut Union Provisional Governor, formerly repre-
,ented tile District in Congress- and gives great satis
tcton In the Unionists as chief magistrate Of Texas
He ia no WigfaI, nor is he Sharkey nor do you find
him endeayoring TO thwart the military authorities in
their plans for restoring law and order in the commu
pitv II Gov Hamilton can be reelected, Texas has q
brilliant future before her. but. he is defeated, and
baleconrerted Rebel is chosen chief magistrate. yon
NAV look ont for trouble In Texas, both politically aDd
miiitary But trust that the patriotic Hamilton VIII
be- sustained and the proud and naughty Secessiohists
rebuked AT the forthcoming election.
There IL but one ou:spoken Union paper published IN
the state and that is The Gdveson BuiiiN which has
no crcul alton outside Of Galveston. The balance OF
the Journals Of the State are Secesh in their sympath
with strong leanines toward Sham Democracy. IAs
Mo York Nrs and Valandgham are the eIponcn's ol
this class Of Democrats
In This town, which is strongly Union. there Is but
one Union paper (7he Free Pres and that Is pubsned
in German; while there are Two English SeceshI.oeO-
Foco papers published here (The Herald and The Ner2
The two latter Gre well established on account OF former
patronage received from such Administrations as Plerce
aud Buchanan and eey denounce most of the reading
measures of the Government, rdieu'e Emancipation;
and revie the poor negroes and all uneonuitlonhi
Union movements OF course, these papers exert
baneul influence and poison the public mini so far as
their power extends. oooo
San ntonio Is an old Mexican town, and has lOO 600
inhabitants mostly Germans and Mexieans VINO arc al
Union Tie Seoesh at mostly American. and among
The most bitter are Northern born men, Col.
Sweet one of the editors Of The Herald i. Democrat
from Michigan who came here II years ago and amore
rabd Secessonist tlan be there is hot IN the whoie
community. ~,
There are several Counties around here settled
mostly by Germans who all Union. kentnckians'
Missourians, North Carolininns and Arkanshns are
generally Union while there quite number of good
Union citizens from other SoChern States NDe are dis
posed 10 give Free Labor fair triol
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Ex.Cov. Footc Admitted ne nm Attorney
Without Practice.

Henry s. Foote yesterday was admitted as an
attorney in tho United States Court OF this Circuit and
took the usual attorneys oath. including the oath Of
allegiance The additional OATH which has lately been
directed 10 be administered to attorneys before permit
ting them 10 practice was, however, refused BY him.
He is therefore attorney without practice. The fol
lowing Is the oath required Of him. and which he could
not tako;
Cincuir CorRr or rgs usrrRp STATES yoR rHR sorrn
yRy DISTRICT NEW YORK, ~: J. H. y. Foote. dc
solemnly swear that have never voluntarily borne arms
against the United States since have been citizen
thereof; that 1 have voluntarily given aid counten
ac counsel or 10 persons engaged in armed
hostility thereto tina, have neither sought accepted or
senfied 10 exercise the functions of any office whatever
ndor any aator,y pretended authority In hostility to IN,
United sttes that have not yielded voluntary support c
ANY defended authority constitution within
tS Iuiri States, hostile. nmics thereto. And d.
further ear that th. best ofny knowledge aud ability
w support and de"nd III. Consultation OF the United State
agsnf al enemies foreign and done,c that VIII bear tu'
f,h and allegiance 10 the thst take this Obligation
freely without nny mental Terevaon OF purpose OF evasion
and tat viii well and faithfully discharge the duties OF th'
off 20 on which about 10 euter So help me God
| Sworn, Ac. ,, ,,,..
| Nr. Foote ives proposed BY NJ Dickinson p'strie
| Attornsy for VI dIetrick
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
BROOKLYN NEWS.

DEATH OF WOMAN UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIR
cuNsrAScHs Yesterday forenoon Coroner Barrett was
notified that woman named Anne johnson, 80 years
Of age died under suspicious circumstances abont nree
O'clock the same morning at No. Marshaist. Il. y.
The facts thus far developed show that deceased who
is native of Germany was the wife Of coorsa % o an
tins previous to her death In honse OF questonaDle
repute in Broadway. kept BY Mrs Jones her nus
band is absent In the army Last week MIS- Jones ana
deceased auarreled the former being jealous OF an IN
tmacy existing between Jones and Mrs, johnson IN
Of this quarrel deceased LETT MIS- Joness
house on Monday last and TOOK up her residence at e
place where she died. On Tuesday she was visited Dy
Mrs Jones and quarrel ensued on Wednesday she
called again and the quarrel wcs renewed; but 1t Is
stated that they aterward purchased some liquor ana
drank together After this Mrs johnson became very
sick. ard she sent for some medicine, Some powders
we're obtained one OF which she took but shc got no
relief and expired after much suffering. at a. m.,
Thursday. Some Of the powders were found In her
room one of which was shown druggist. who stated
as his opinion that II consisted Of corrosive sublimate
The body became considerably dscolored shortly after
amin alton this morning and inquest will be held by
Coroner Barrett.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
pb;l.de,vhia Cattle ssarkes-Ocr. 25.

The .urrly Of beef cattle this week was rlusuaiy srs ne
oaeng amount ns 10 $3.50 read The market VA d1I ana
there Ms slight decline in prices The sales nlsde wsre
rsss from O 10 Sl3 or common stock and rom st o
SIS 50 for lair yood cattle aud from so to 80 Nv
n for prime and extra. -, -,
spxEp-Wr have but little change 70 note IN this MARE.
Tn. o, rrg, and sales amounted % $50 head pces
rangr nom 6sc. 20 iic y gross Tor ia sheep aha ''
80 50 to "a per head for stock sheep =, =, -,
Toos-This market continues duh, and ne Alrs GUY
reached $50 head Prices tnei nom o'' $40 ~"
net. .--. .., ,,l..s L.vs
.rd tendency Tn. sales reached ITO head a. prees
nom 30 to $50 for sprnssrs. and from s0 w
for milch eoWs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Naval Intelligence.
THE NAVAL DOCK RACB--THB wINo0sKI GAIN
IsG on THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF MR.
DICKERsOg TO THE BOARD OF EXPERTS.

THE NAVAL DOCK RACB-THB wINOOsKI GAIN
IsG on THE ALGoSQUIS-PRoTEsT OF MR.
DICKERsog TO THE BOARD OF EXPERTS.
1 At II a. IN. Yesterday our reporter visited the
Algonquin and Winoosk and found the engines Of each
vessel working with their usual ease The Winooski
appeared to be gaining on her rival. while the Algoa'
qnin seemed to bc getting tired. o. examining The
loys Of both vessels we found the OF the Wi.
nooski % be -. 20; that Of tb, Algonquin tO360-
making o revolutions In favor Of the latter vessel
II will be remembered that Mr.. Dickerson complained
that the Agonquins position AZ the dock Dnayor
able 10 her account Of tho action Of the tide Tho
Navy Department ordered the Winooski TO take the
place occupied by the Algonquin. aud the Algonquin to
go the other sde II Is believed that at the expra'
ton Of the present trial the vessels will change places
aud start another 90 hour contest. This will be
necessary obtain correct average Of the working Of
both vessels.
showing G3.232 revolutions. nr: Dicferson's card
probaby gives the cause At o'clock the Winooskis
counter showed 6295J She was using ~ pounds pres
The Winooskis officers claim that they were gaining
on the Algonquin nt the rate of about lis revolutions
per hour for the two hours prev lous to the stopping
| Mr. Dckerson handed our reporter the following
copy of note which he sent the Board OF Experts a 10
o'cock a. III. =. ga
Ne,vs DASBY FirHfAy KEILoGa
GxsrLEn,x: When The trial Of the Winoo.si aud Asou.
qun began under.tocd that the we're 70
4. Kent " dr open. At the last moment before stating Nr
DANDY pledged himself 10 that the order should bs carried
ont and therefore nohed lin that the Winook throei
h. rrpld that Il was all right hnd tina. for several
Lou YOU have and running the engines OF the
WInoo, throed and that in ord,r &c conceal the ise
from casual obsevsiou you are nsins the waves ior
tbrote valves which Ia direct violation of MI Forbes
aud Mr. Danb express promises to me- on which
r.li.5 and without which would not hrv5 started
Beore Ierformng my part OF the promise by topping the
Alrononn now demand that the valves Of the Ninoosk be
onsn,d .rsn If not snail stop tie Ago qIn understood
Chen began do this 90 raise the question whether Mr.
Fabe has sny rights which you bound TO respect for IL IL
obyou. that you disregard tho contract and orders 81 your
| own Measure, he mas no nights -.
qhe Wnoo.h III gained an advantage Of more than hall
tutu minute by reason OF losing her backes 10 collision
.i,b coal barcea collision which permitted 70 taAe
pee with the knowledge that Il must strip on buckets and
40 Give great advantage TO the WnoosL and which nih
have been by stopping the engine io amoh snd
WIN not consent to any further advantage being ken
Mr. Forbes. Respectfully, Ac, l.. ~ DItkkhsoS'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
--latest ship News.
ARRIVED.

s,s.r.bi, Cr.ole Eisy Richmond and Noffelk "a hours
nnds, AMI r.s. 10 q. He:necken Palnlore 40 -,
Bark ord Baltimore tBrl Losb-gh Rio Jtns12 " Iay
,xith or ana pass TO Penderysse Bros. Co. Lett u b
ste .rn-rs Su,qurhAuna aud vsnchgsctt
81, y.n,sr Bov Brewer Elzabethport for Hartford.
scsr ssa1 Cot filari i1shethport for Paw,ueke,.
Schr j. L. White Davis, ElEsbethpor for Providence
schr. Ann Leonard Perry 81, Andrews.
Schr Edwad Wooten. Young, Providence.
Schr Roanoke Trefeaih-rns Taunton.
Schr. BrAzos. Kelsey. Elixabethpoit for Hartford
Sohr Edwin, Alien Elz,bethport, Fsirhssen-
Schr. Lamartiae, Saco
Schr r.lza g Buell. Bridgeport or Elizabt.hport
Schr Martha Jane Hot;, Brookhaven
Schr Lucy Robinson. Davis Somerset for PhiAdelpeiA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
s6ee1
Grand total. Si,lls,3l2 6s
Total....&l,il2,3iIo os

UNITED SERVICE SOCIETY Procession
United Service Society to the pumbel Of between 'oo
and 500 their Headquarters No 2ei oiranu
band OF music around the Fifth Senatorial Dlsuet;
Onto number of the Iransparencies bore the haie "
Andrew Lewis for State Senator. nnd on others wre
inscribed the rames Of the nominees Tor Assemely;
The air Was quite an epthusiastic ons and ssuassso
mosb attention.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
From Galveston - Personal-Bauks and
Trade.
From Our Special Correspondent
CAfyusJny Tax

From Our Special Correspondent.
GALVESTON. Texas Oct. 7, 1865
J. B. Hood, late General c. S. A., arrived
here to-day from San Antonio. and has taken passage
by the steamer Clinton for New Orleans.
Humphrey Marshall. who was hero to-day. has also
taken massage by the sarno steamer for NewOrleans
UNITED STATES INSTITUTION.
The First National Bdnk Of tht State Is about 10
beei busincss with CAP ita of 10000 and has lis
ooce on line strand increase Of ency is much
wanted by the trade Of this city
On the itl inst the PostOflcc was opened here, and
mails arc now TO be sent direct 10 II.
TRADE REvIy.NG.
Trade Is slowly rcvivng. An nu9nal number oi
steamers were In port 10 day--nGmcy, the steamers
Clinton, st. Marys and Convoy nom Brazos, and the
PeaDody from New'Or'eans. Tie GsoTsia onoe ISs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
THE FIELD.
Cricket.
YEw-YoRK VS.. ST. GEORGE.

A return match was played between these
two clubs he second elevens) on Wednesday, at the
Bedford Cricket Grounds, Brooklyn, the ST. Georges
coming off victorious but by one run only The day
was and everything passed oil pleasantly; th" 1T
most good feeling prevailed. "A good days sport vas
enjoyed and at presentation Of the ball by Messrs
Hall and Kendall somc good speeches were made, In
which they expressed themselves agreeably satisfied
with the days sport and only expressed regret that
the gray beard Of Winter would prevent their meeting
together again for few months The game was dc
cided by one inning. Of which the following is the
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

CoNvICTs SEYT TO STATE PRISON. The fol-
lowing named persons yesterday conveyed TO the
Stale Prison from ths Hudson County Jail For
Burgliry-Stcphens and Murray, 2years eaoh William
Smith years Henry Hartman, years; Albert Low.
months; Greenbury Woodbury.. year For Grand
Larceny-Cbarles Miller. year. James Branuoa.
months, John Smith. years; Dennis Finn, years;
John McCabe. years. For Larccny-Margaret Hay.
months William Kane. year; Cathssine Kelly.
months
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Hotel PersonuI.

J. A. Garcia and family, Minister from Peru;
Gen A. &. Nven Monticello, the Hon. n. a. BALDWIN
Hartford Col. John w. Shaw. Cal; Judge Chafle
godfrey, Philadelphia G. Il. Morchead aud family
X ansas, and II. w. Sample and wiic, keoknk. arr
rtopping at the Metropolitan Hotel g. g.,
Tie Hon. john Wentworth Chicagoi Cen u
Barnes, Springfield, end Capt. james n. frailey, U
s. ~, are a tie H. EjahOlas Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

The ATTEMPTED RAPE AT GREgNPoIsT-
James Campbell the young man who was arrested on
SATURDAY. night last by Sergeant Halbrow OF the Forty
seventh Precinct for attempted pc on the person
II Miss Johanna Carroll was examined before justice
Daily yesterday Miss Carroll placed on the stand
rage 80 mnately as 10 render her testimony unit for
publication. She Is a rather fasookng yonng woman
of 10 Summers Officer Hailet testified TO seeing the
struggle in the street between tho complainant and de-
fndant heard the screams OF the girl distance;
heard her say when be reached the place. You'll sui
fer for this jim Campbell" The Justice held the pris
oner default Of 81 0OO bail to await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
NEW.yERsEY Ws.

TRIAL OF AN ALLEGED FoRGER.-The trial OF
Oscar Finch, indicted for forging o bill on the
Mechanics Bank of New Haven and for attempting to
pass said bill was commenced In the Hudson Country
Court YESTERDAY officer Kicauey Of the jersey Ciiy
Police testified that in company with other officers he
went to FincL's residence Uiion HILL and arrested
the accused Upon searching the premises he found
number Of tools &C. such as Is used by contributors
slab.pate printers ink and number Of counterfeit
bills The case will probably rot DC concluded befor'
this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
TEXAS.
Telegraph From nrasos % Brownsviile-
The Twenty-hhh Cerps-Payisg Oh
Suffers Tricks-Persosal-B Na'i-
gation-The Weather.

From Cur Special Correspondent.
BROWNSVILLE, "Wednesday. Sept. 20 1860.
The line of telegraph from Brasos 10 thfa
lace opened yesterday and the first message weu'
through to the Adams Express agent Mr.. hsnks
him hat mail had gone up the river by the s'oa'"e
Tampco.
The arrival ~ steamer or any other news at BraSos
can now be made known here in few minutes ins'oau
Of - hours, which is great gain 10 TINS p,aoe;
TwENIY-FIFrH coRrs RKaiI1lss dn'ns Musi E,nrsss
In the last six days the AGENT o, CORPS to be- sent
home A large part Of this amount ealhe hgu a 30 %
geants and the rank and file of the corps wnc" 10
table TO the men OF IT. l.. .o.,nr thu money 90
oraT. and am informed told the men that tue exc
press receipts were of no value. 4 oe y coipe
hearing of this issued the ioIlWing o,arr nv copp.
IN TUE FIELD. lE1As sept, 70, ,rr iooS nd
GENERAL ORDER No Cline mgJor - uehe,a nd o,brr.
-, rinr heen informed tha, suffers merchants ahu
;n,erested in making money have represented 70 ue
men of this command that the Adims E1prJdn - ,, t6e
aD,s ,.re no value. and tins attemPrd 10 1esi @ sus
I'm rom sending money their destitute amiles' AZ s
are directed tell their men the ruln sp,rt at once
sny person has been known to give false ad
Vice on this subject to the soldier.
~ d. d. WHEELER. Assistant tAdJuiahOene'o
JUDGE wATROUs
of the District Court here arrived Ia Io"n
sf,er an absence Of more than four wears. -, -.
Tn this way the old residents OF Brownsyine come
back one by one, now that the storm OF war has
passed.
RIVER BOATS.
Two new boats have been added 20 the number a,.
ready running from the Bocu - Matamoros, when
gives 10 the Mexicans six boats while we nave lou on
his side Ten steamers the Rio Grande ISL eood
sign; hut on our side it is commssary stores ehen!
that freight the boats.
cool WEATHER
has now set in and with the extreme near have gG.
musketoes and dengue fever. A brisk trade Is DONG
L.. aVtAu fE
T6e health of the Twenty ffth Corps and the few
White troops on the river Is nov very good
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Boston Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRo.
Repeyed for rHE TRBCsE, for the sek ending Wednssdan
Oct. S, 1865
amount Of stock al markst:

Cattle. sheen shost. Pa, Hoss vesIs
This week. ..........3.339 1869 1850 3f0o 70
Lat weex........ ....3e42 illla 20 2s0 .
PRIcEs-bee per loo D. On total weisht Of hide alow,
and meat. extra Elsa 5H; 6rst quality, sl2a sl3s
second qualify, 10 5Gd So third quality ssd To- few
choice western s JoG sS; Of the poorest Buls &c,
S31S9
Working Orens 1904 800: handy steers 500 $50 o,
much according TO their value for beef.
Cors and Young Cdlrss-Fsr quality. &5oaS,s, EXtra,
&S0d $40; farrow and Dry. sO0* *t5
Stores thin Young CItUe FOR Farm~s-fearlings &l1
e2; rwo-year.oldE s25G Is; 1reeye S5odST3
Shser-PeT ~ live weight 5. GIic. extra sdOtc sheeI
and Lambs per head, in ots, $50 s. soi E1rs CosetA
6d3c
Fat Hoo,-Per n l3idl4cliv weiyft; Shoat.-whoesLs
I.I a i5c. retail, lea Ise; suekeus 2O0sSc per io
hides-Bn.htou, ga I0c. y m: Country ots. sdec
TaHor-Brighton, lO1llc. y 10.
Psl.s-sl 5cd 81 73escb.
REmARKs-With the exception OF those over thr Level
trains were ate su the roads. Al Cambridge the lar ~
riya at H. and at Brighton either from Albany OF iron
Maine arrived about O'CLOCK yesterday The stock over me
Northern rssds largely from Canada, poor; that non
Msiao as yeiy better aud the Western was part fo
part indifferent Considering the quality think cattle were
money bought poorer animals. Still do not cbanfe the
gues table OF prices. Twenty ioui iaf COWS sne
hifers were old at so each; 10 o. SO " young catto,
s7 SO or about IOc ~ n for SOS tor s3-o, os
he for S45S; II for 81, 100 or 2c. per 10. -,
large part Of the are not good enocs LOT ns
rrees while the owners Of inferior rais-common snfer
nrhsp we should ssy-conpln Of our quo'atlo ~ o.ng
high The Of diov sid we might quote Asa
AZ as r he should suyfhins ess They were nny
olJ for 81 5 Fer fair sheep the market Is good ani 'Ies
quick. Eat hogs somewhat o"er.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

IDENTIFIED. body of the man found in
the river foot Of Amity.st. few days since has been
Identified by receipts and other papers found IN hs
pockets ne that Of George Hall shoemaker, lately
resident Of Martinique W. l. 1t also appeared that
hewas native of England. An inquest was held by
Coroner Lynch aud verdict Of found drowned was
rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
DESPERATE BuaaLAR.-Sergt. Haggerty,

Of the Forythrd Preciuet Police arrested a Danish
sailor named Peter Wilson. on wednesday. on charge
Of feonousy e-teTng the residence of Catharine Mar
tin in HamoE.aye.. near Clnton-st and stealing
thererorn articles the value Of 80 On being taken
20 the Station. House be paced in one OF the cells
Iu q few hours thereafter the doorman asceTtained ihat
the prisoner had burrowed Lis way through the floor
into the coal hole and thence escaped to the street un-
observed Being seen by Roundsmau Clancy, he was
at once identified and reaTested after a long chase
IIo Was then confined in more secure quarters.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

FIELp DAY Op THE ELEVENTH BRIGADE
The Eleventh Brigade consisting of the 23d Regiment
Col c. f. Pratt; the 41tb Col Meserole; the sd Col
" Cole and the 56th. Col J. Q. Adams proceeded to
East York yesterday for their ANIMAL parade ana
T.. Smith The regiments presented very hne ana
neat appearance, and their movements on the parade
ground were highly cfeditabie. They were inspected
by the Inspector General and reviewed by the General
Comm snding and other military gentlemen lately re-
tired from active service The 23d and 4th wear gray
uniforms and the sd and 55,a blue coats. They all
looked well and maneuyered eHcelently
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

FELL FROM A TmREESTORY HoUsE.-fester
day afternoon a carpenter mined Michael Donrs fel
FROM tlree-story building in Tompkins-aye. and wa
seriously IL not fatally injured. Hc was conveyed tC
the City Hospital by officer Van Brunt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
IRON AsPINMALI

: l.. l.aacs 4 Asch. - ,S'n 90
Parsons 4 Pett,t.." 1000 10
Flint 4 Hall........ $500 90
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
From Aspiu W all.

The steamship New-lork from Aspin"sn
October H. arrived at this por yesterday The ioow
ing j. her specie list:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-A little boy named Al.
bert LaGrave hye years Of age. while playing in front
of his home in Ncstranj.st, near DeKalbave.. on
Wednesday accidentally fell down the basement steps
and fractured his skull Death eusaed shortly there
after.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

NARROW ESCAPE L Rom DkoWNlsu.-aoou'
IL o'clock on wednesday night James I. TerhuEe, re
siding at Newark, walked overheard rom the Christie
pher-st boat after it had entered the Hoboken ferry
Slip. After delay Capt Lemon. belonging on the
boat. succeeded In rcscuing Mr. I. IN AN exhausted
condition. aud. af sr being conveyed 10 tne police sta
ton a succession OF spasms followed. DR.. Tuttle CITY
Physician, was In attendance during til night. and
Yesterday tho patient WAS removed TO tue American
Hotel where oe continues quite low. MT Ierhune
was formerly the County Clerk OF Bergen County.