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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-11
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-GKyRRAL TERx-Nov 2s.-Before
Justices INGRAHAM, LEONARD and BARNARD.
AN IMPORTANT CASE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

| SUPREME COURT-GRygRAL TERN-Nov. 2S.-Before
Justices INGRAHAh, LEONARD aud BARNARD.
AN IMPORTANT CASE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
The People &C. ast The Manhattan Gas Light Company
This was an application 10 compel the defendants
10 furnish gas the reacr under bis deposit of $40 II ap
peared that after furnishing ga. Tor some nine months 20 s
unpaid bill Of OF the realtors tenants whch tnry
qnred bin TO pay On his sa.a, they @ too. & ay G ei, M
paid The fully argued by counsel tho Court
holding within ts grant such nandamu' but re-
r Cronn for tho rela;,r exJudse Bonn-y and Mr. Adams
opposed. .. ,..,,,. L n..v,v sv,-v
STR ,NGE QUESTION OF PNEGLIGESCE--DEATH CAUSED
BY cARBOSIc ACID GAS-THE EMPLOYERS HELD
PECUNIARILY RESPONSIBLE.
Ann Curin. Adnnistrari1 ast The warren Chemical and
Manufacturing Company.
This was q suit by the adInlnistratrix OF Michael
Curran damages for hi. DEATH caused she a.
the defendants ds-rs OF coal and
brn.oe nsp,ha that in January 1862 their boilers
st Hunters Point in which thew dt the tar needing
they sent to the boiler to repair It, and the
sent tho deceased There ventilator
the boiler which was opened to keep the air pure While
closed he and associate worked there i've hours
with lamps burning. After this they LEFT, leaving the
lamps burning, and on returning the defendant killed py
the poisonous AIR.
The defendants claimed that the death was caused by The
great scepc evidence given show the effects
burning carbon 9. the .moan. Of esrbon: ssa a H.
tia for . 500. f., ,,.,r.
H. l.. Clinton W. buckingham and James ~ o' PA.
tid c. A. Runkie and George Douglss for deisnos"''
DECIeION , III,
jesse Emerson M Levi; e., sTs,n Ssn.y ss Of The u"ds
tstns win n,.r, ,h.r,ou from the th OF March 1908
TindSss OF fac, to bs drawn By plansn' attorney ano
'''''u Cm v"s NOV a-Befors Justice CLsRKn
DECISIONS
Lima Edcan sgt Oswald Edoan.-Report con-
fir med and Judgment Of divorce gisn.eu ga
Before Justice iNUhAhA. wv =,
Edward Dupiale and Others agt. II. W. K. Hoyt
"a L .,..,. -Mc3ou granted viii ei0 costs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
Destructive Fire In Mercer.st.
SEVERAL BUILDINGS DESTROYED AND DAMAGED
LOSS OVER S25. 000

LOSS OVER 80, 900.
Shortly after 2 o'clock on Tuesday morning
fire was discovered among the lumber in the yard in the
rear ofthe buildings Nos 59 and l6 Mercerst spread
with great rapidly and soon extended to the buildings
both in front aud rear both OF which were completely
destroyed. The adjoining buildings were somewhat
damaged.
The rear building the yard in which the fire origin
aed and the first floor Of the front building were occa
pied by Mes.rs. Tribt Hardley. carpenters who also
owned both buildings. Their loss on stock and Duiid-
iugs will amount to about 5000 Insured for .oU
each in the Howard and Pacific and 900 IN the Han
ton Companies Tho second floor Of the front build
ing occupied by Ashe Co.. sign and scenic paint
crs Loss about IS 0OO Insured for 500 each IN the
Hamilton and Globe Companies. The third and fourth
floors were occupied by Potter Stymns cabinet fur.
ntnre manufacturers for tie purpose OF storage Less
on stock about $1,000. Insured for SiOO IA the En-
prise Company OF Philadelphia and the Nsrragan'
sett Company of Prov idence Il. |.
No. 10, is occupied a residence by George Mulden.
Loss on furniture by fire and water about e0Oo; Ia.
sured for e. 900 ip the Germauia Company Inc build
ing damaged to the amount Of sl,2Oo insured In tho
Peoples Company.
The brick tenement in the rear Of No. l63 occupied
by poor oolored families is damaged to the amount OF
% 600 The inmates suffered considerable loss on fur-
nure by fire and water.
The front building "a small frame one also occupies
bv colored families completely crushed Dy tue IAN
OF the falling walls of the adjoining building.
The Jewish Synagogue. "Darech Amino. NO; ioS
ireenest. was damaged to the amount oil Sooo. fuhy
Insured.
| of an ineendsry At 10 O'Clock on Monday night
Officer Briede Of the Eighth Precinct ioand ne 200,
the gateway Of the carpenter shop Open he iastened w
and one hour later again found open he then calico
another officer and together they searched the place.
but found no one and no trace OF nre. AT tne hour
ueutoned above returning from the station House.
having arrested man. IN passing the LOCALITY! De 81.
door open. The matter will be fully Investigated o|
Fire. Marshal Boxer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
Passeggers Arrived.

In Steamship Quaker City from CharIestonI Nc Aaee, A.
s. scbaeaer s. < Gates u. Glra.on, Capt J. Jones' A.
Frazer A. r. stilnan. o. = Roger d. Thu,bor, Wtn Low
ber IT, :: ~. II; p Goodiet T. G. HOVE C. ssIiers Mr.,
Dawson A. II. Petch, r. Won Ssuern J. s. Hart Mr. Os,cn
dor 7. Il. Dieh: T.; Fowler. Miss Hazard O. W Dssin
| NJ Poole W. L. Trenholm. \ Cahill. j. VI. Morgan Mlss
y Morgan s. Adkins Mr G. H. Hewitt Mrs. Daniel Blake
aud children Fred Scheler and lady, L. H. Rigby and
lady, sud ~ in the steersre.
D. Kraner g. RelGIstein. NJ. Jecklemer J. Behnke, a.
Shelkophf A. Petersen J. Hanck, C. J. Mue Decker X
owitz B Brons Baron r.. '. Nohow, y Kicker. AIMS
v Geft Lrus Rothscbld NJ. Alexander, Emile Laniren,
~. Remer A. y. Keller, J. HohoT, c. e. Albeuu. g. T.
Ruerer A. H. Branr j. A. strense. Louis Bahle. John
aardes Tho. Banks J. Stormy, A. Alsdo l% IN second
cabin, aud 81 in scerage.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
TruyelerS, Guide.

To Albany. py Hud,on II. H., Drpo, ootb.. and
| l0h-avc., and by Harlem X. H.. Depot Hth'st
| and 4th.ay. via Hudson River, y. 10 a. m, 81
| b, and II .. u.. via Harlem II = ni and 4 IN.
: Sunday train. via Hudson Rver bp. m City
cars run between Chamber. aud Sothst station
and CITY Hall aud .6thst. station. .
50 Albany. landing a, prineP, plaee. on the % liad.
BON. 10y steamer 4. Nibb.rd. Tuesdays, Ihufsdiys
and saturday, and Daniel Drew. Mondays. Wed
| ~ e.days and niay. foot oi Dc-bfosses-st-
81 Albany b. steamer st. John. MONDAYS, We'd.
ncsdays aud Fridays. aud the Dean Richmond
Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturday, from pier 10
70 Baltimore snd Washington, by ths New.Jer'ey
Il. H.. foot OF CourtIsndt st. ard ny a. M.
y. H., aud IL midnight. Sunday.............:...
To Boston. by New.London line, Pier ssN H.
daily sur day excepted ..,..;.'...';.....;..' p
erh.i and 1hsv.. .................sa. M and P.f
ave- VIA shore Line lei and p m sunday. Pr
PecSs sp. H. Il. a,.............. ........... IL a.
steamer Jesse TIoyt leave Pier N. H., daily.
tcrcept sunday II Is and ........'.... p
L. CsnlndsIs saa Rochester Buralo, Salamanca ana
West. by Kr- Railroad foot OF Cha.noersst'''
G1 ~ a. ms and p.m fmiEant tIsin.';..' y
To aud, n. Manchester aud Long Brunch. by Rs.
Jt. !." ic, iIa psc~ .o" 'Is "o,s n' IS Way
Line for Manchester and Lons Branch....... AIS y.
.lip r. r., a. M ana Ysphank I, u, and o. II
To Hackettsiown and intermediate stations oy
Morris and E-seI X. H., foot Of Barclay's'., st
8Jo a. M BY road for s,ait Ions west Of
Mlbum ct 4:lo p. IN. Morsi.town EIpr.ss....;' p
10 New Haven. c0nnectinswuh H. H. Tor iihtlofu,
and Sprngh@ld-straniers leave Peck slip at u
~
20 Nav. Haven, by the New.iiavcn R.k, 2iths:
aud Nh.sv at "a. III a. IN III D. 3i1, ~ and p
TO the West, by Central Railroad OF New.JeIs1y
via Allentown FRO "a foot Of Librrtyst NJ X,
I'm, ~ IN. and 8.o0p D. Sunday tran...'....
70 Philadelphla, by New. Jersey Railroad foot et
Courlsnd. s,., Z. 10 and III III, IL m andon
H. aud IL mlng ght SUNDAY. .................... p
To Providencs, nv steamer City Of Providence. ev
cry Tu.sdry Thursday ana Saturday, from risr
To proyia.rce by Neptune Steamship Co.'S Line.
dsily Sundays eIccpted) from pier q, loot OF
Robinson st. n r. .';;;.'' p
To Troy by.,eeners Vanderbilt and Zip Van Win
HE. daily. tSundays included) Saturdays eH'
eep,edI pier ~ n. R......,.,,,..'''J,,',".v' Q.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
Arrived.

s,eaip Wimiu-,on Spencer Galveston days IL hours
with col, on and pass. to Williams & Guion.
Steamship Quaker City tU ;. Mai), west Charleston
nl.e end pass 90 Arthur Leary . +,
Steamship Pa,aPsco Ned Baltimore 20 hours md'e 70 D.
Is. Small. =. ,o., -.
Steamship Guidinr Star, Berry NewOrlesn. i.th m'
d.- and pass and 18th IT, = infantry rom bafahcas 'a
A. kayn0r. - A. q, 49,
steamship Anemannis, Tralmann Hamburg Nov; " sn'
Southampton 18Th with md'c and 9I pa. :" hnnhHin 20
PrisP r. Car, Athefton Portland Me, days with bon
shocks and copper shocks TO - aydeh eopPc o'
loI Bergen Point Smelling Worka
Schr Fanny Noes Dsvis Fall River.
schr Helen Perry. New Bedford. OIL.
schr Neptune. -. Providence for Elixsbethpor
Schr America, Reynolds Providence. IN ballast
sclr Fly Che.scrnan Providence in bsllis
Schr Hyrna G0rdner Providence, In ballast
Schr J. Good.peed Dart :. amboy for Norwich.
Schr. Dresden, Davis. Rondout for Boston
schr Brosdheid. Crowell, Warebam.
schr. Hannah D. Chase. Nareham.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
STEAMBOATS, ana RAILROADS..
ENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-.JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY Y
~ Passenger Depot IN New York. foot Of Lberyst, and
Freight Depot ia NewYork Pier No. North River connect
ing az Hampton Junction with the Delaware Lackswanna
sno ssefn Rshroad and q kason vsh the Leiyh Valley
RAILROAD sno u. oonnecons forming direct line to Pssts
Region.
GREAT lADDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Erpres. Trains daily from the West except Sundays
when one eyenir c train
One train daily eIcep, saurdsy.) for the oil region.
sixty miles and two hours by this line Chirago
Cincinnati. ST. ous. SC. with bui chsnge of cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
commencing Noy. 20. lB5-Leay- New ork follows:
Ato m fos Ea.ton. Miuch Chunk iiim.port, Wilkes
bsIre, Mahauoy City, etc.
MAIL IRAisAt Ga for Flening,on. Ess,on, Water
Zap SCRANTON Wikesbare, Great Bend Pittson BIZ CHAM.
ton, etc
pa m.-Wsl slern Express for Eason, Scranton Gfost
BEND Aenosn. Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh snd the
West WIN va oIe change OF Cincinnati Chicago,
and but two changes 20 -. Louis
" n: 1EAIS-For fsson Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
Whke.barre, Wilan'p'r Reading POt.svle Harrisburg.
m.-ior Ea.ton. Scranton. Great Bend, Bs,hehem,
Allentown, Msuch Chuhk.
; p m-for Som-ryi!le aud Fenington.
op m-Etfress train tor the Oh Region and VIE. daily
except SaiuIdsy.
6:j0 p n.-For So1ervile.
r. m-For Soineryil..
gpm.-.WESTERN EXPRESS TRAlN-For Esstou, Al.
lentown Reading, Harrisburg Pittsburgh aud the West
Sleeping Cars through from JsTcy City to Pburghe cry
evening.
ELLABETIIPORT AND NEW YORK BERRY.
Leave New ORR iTou foot LibcTty at 10 and ~
p. ~. fron, Pier No. .'orth River at p IN.
Boats stop al Bergen Point and Mariners Hhgbor.
Tickets for the We-. be obtained the Office of the
Central Railroad Company, foot of Librrty.st. ~ r. at No.
Asto House at Nos III aud 526 Br0adway and the prnc
pal hotels JOSIAH u. STEhRNS. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM KALI
ROAD.-On and after Monday. Nov o. trains for Albany
and Troy, connecting with Northern aud Western trains WI"
leave New. Y orb a. follows: ,
I30 via Hudson River Railroad, Thirtisthft ana
Tenh-ave.. connecting with trains North aud West.
10 via Hudson River Railroad connecting with Nofh'
ern and Western trains. - ,
II a. m via Harlem Railroad Twenty sixth st. and Fourth
ave. connecting with trains Tor North and West m
$40 D. via Hudson River Railroad connecting al Troy
with train for Montreal with sleeping attached
4p IN. via Harlem Railroad, connecting with western
trains Sleeping gcars attached al Albany. A.,
6p via Hudson River Railroad sleeping care from New n'
York to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without chsnfe ih
train Sundays.
II D. M via Hudson River Raroad with sleeping cars at
taciod connecting at Albany and Troy with morning trans
Tor North and West. 49, .,.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
SKIPPING lNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. Nov. IS.
CLEARED.

Cleared.
Steamship City OfBlth Cro~en, Boston. Whitney Hath
.,
Steamship Morsvian (Br) Atom, Liverpool via Portland
Wilii1ms a Ggiou. -.,
Steamhip Bonita Rumir Havana Yznaga Del Vail Go.
Steamship Elizabeth Noofe Baltimore william DalLe
Co.
Bark Alma (Brl Mcleod Cow Bay. " Whitman
Bark Wound Young Rover Smal Cajix, Topper Beatte
Bark Nrgiuia " God, Monteydeo and Buenos Ayres j.
Forton Jr.
Bafk Gsos,benogin Anna, Wcnd, Venice. kumelbeig
Co.
Brig Leonard Meyers, Cole. Baltimore 4. Abbott.
Big Mary Lowell Iarsou,, Boston. }. Frye Il Go.
Brig Belle Bruno. Lany Hsyrc. Boyd iinoken
Bng Portsmouth brl Lynch, A!soa Bay syme' Chase
schr Mary Jane, Hazleton, jacksonville, Van Brunt
Slaght So.
schr Massachusetts. Buck. Csrthascna, B. f. Small Co
schr Star Of Dennis. Crowe, Philadelphia u D. sWana'
hsp
Schr Wsnat1, Hawkins MoTohead City, Fowle Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of C0uncilmeu.
0RIICIlI L

STATED SgssioS-Monday, Nov o., 1865,
OFFICIAL 2o,ock p. m )
The Board pursuan. to adjournment in their Chamber,
No Ii City Hall
Present-Jsme Hayes esq, President In the Chair, and
the following members:
Concilmen Patterson. Houghalin, Leavy, Green Lent,
Smith O'Calighan and Joyce.
A quorum falling answer to their roca the
President declared that the Board stood adjourned till Thurs
day, the Jth inst, at > o'clock 2. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
CITY NEWs.

DR.. CHAPIN's LECTURE THIS EVEN ING.-Dr.
E. II. Chaplin will deliver the first Of the course OF ec-
lures at the Laghtst Baptist Church this evening
the Age Of Irou" The reputation the reverend &c
eman has acquired of being of the most able aud
eloquent lecturers and pulpit orators in the country
will no doubt fill the house to its capacity.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

BULLS HEAD-In the live stock markets We
have short supply OF beeyes and sheep. with
stock of hogs this week. The cattle were early sold at
gd.c. y 10 advance on former rates. They numbered
9s4 all told against G,00O last week. Sheep
fully }c higher and sell quickly but owners Of hogs
heartily wish their stock back in Ohio and Illinois.
where it cost as mnch it is selling for here.
Large numbers remain unsod each night. and lie. is
the top of the market.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
7 p. m

To washinston. By NewJersey R. R. foot Of
Courtiandt st.. and III q. m 7 D. m and 10
midnight. Sunday. o. m.
To Piermont BY Northern n. r., Hew.Jer.ey
from Jersey City at 81 a. tn. i2i. Il and 500 pm.
Monday, 81 g. m.
To Newoern from Norfolk. by steamer Pioneer.
every Friday.
For further information In regad 10 Railroad Time Tables
see adversems snts ia another mart of Tbs paper
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
Ocean Cleaners
DACIFIC Mali. STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS. ~,


TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS,
AND CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAI
leave Pier No. a? North River foot OF Canal st al y
the Isl; llh and 2ls of every month teAcep
those dates fall Sunday, and then or the pecrd's
day) for ASPlNWALL connecting via Panama @ hs g.,
witt. OF the CO,npany's steamship. nom fahain" "
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at AGAPULCo
DECEMBER. 49,. .ah
lst-HENRY CHAUNCEl Capt. Gray cohhoV"Ns ~
CONSTITUTION, Capt Frnsworth , ,ornrN
llth-ATLANTIC, Capt. Maury, connecting Win '"i''
CITY Can't Bradbury. . ,.h COLO.
2ls,-NFW YORK Cant. Horner, connecting wi'a 'oA"
RADIO. Capt. Watkins. , -; ;,h .,o,,,.,s
Den,rure. OF lst and 2lst connect ~ Panama "i'n
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. Those of ''' ''''" Nv
riiROrGn PASSAGE RATES. IN CUERkSscn; 49,,
" first { ahn. SECOND luhin strcr..e.
S3sO $3.50 slS0
A discount Of ONE FOURTH rom -trainers & ra'e ao"eu
10 secondcabn and seersge passengers WIN Eu.i,o'
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each A1'l
master. srcouppnv baggage through, and attchn " e1s
chdr. without male protectors Basease feeehea Y' 'nS
dock he d,v before sailing from steamboats, i'"u' a"u
| -,r, who m efer 20 send down caIl;
a" xterenced Surgeon board Medi ines and attend
arce free. -, r.. T.. I 1866 a, ,,r
f,a,, NTWORLFASS to ASPINWALL' via NANA,
For Passage Tickets further niormaiio' hpy =" 'ne
Compsnys 1icAet Once, 01 t.S puI nWc "a,
North River. r. " " . - =, - -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

The delegation from the workingmen's Union
which went to Washington ten days ago to regulate
the difference between the caulkers lately discharged
from the Brooklyn Navy-Yard, returned yesterday.
having accomplished their mission through the kind.
ness and influence of Mr.. Seward
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFfCE-Nov ~
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
THE EXTRADITI0N CASE FOR ALLEGED POISONING

George Gustaff was yesterday brought up under
the extradition treaty for examination.
The depostins taken in Toronto Canada, put in.
which charged that Gusta and Davis attempted 20 take tho
life OF Alexander Mckinnon bookseller in Toronto by
poisoning Gus,a appeared gave ale 10 Mchinnon.
who Immediately drinking i, became seneless Tho
complainant Mckinnon, recovered but his life was IN
danger several days
There also testimony Of experts show that the beer
contained choroorm and Pru-sic acid Mr. Alexander Me:
Nab produced original indictment found by the Grand
Jury In Toronto bat objected to by the counsel for the
prisoner a. evidence Ths witness has identified the
prisoner. The adjourned to to-day.
Mr f. F. Msrbury of COonse ior the English Consul
Judge Stuart opposed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

NEw.YoRK YoUSd MES's CHRISTIAN Assocr-
AroN-Tbe second Of the series Of devotional singing
meetings under this Association will be held this even.
,ux. at No l6l Ffh-ave. The rooms will be open to
both ladies and gentlemen. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
NEw.YORK and NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT i8Gs
COMMENCING NONEABLE 20. 1860.
Passenger Station in New YORK canrr Tweny-seven,h ct
and tourthvs Euusnce o. Twenty seventies.

TRAINS LEAVE NEWYOhK:
For Now Haven. 30. 400 (EI.l ll.3Js IL L. fExJ
3Nn, tEI.,) AS. 40 and 300 (Ex,) p.
toI Bridgeport. 200 300 (tKJ 1IO Ia. Rl5. (EH.,)
3eD. tEK.l Ji5, 80 and 100 {Ex..) .. IN.
tor Milford. and strs:iord. 200 H. N Jb i3, p. IN.
For Fairfield Southport and Westpon, 40, LJOa IN Ji1
tJOp. N.
For Narwtk 100 800 (Er,) 930 ijo q. m I2i-. (E1,)
a0O. ttl..i J45 80. $50, $50 lEI..) .. IN.
For barren. 40 80. lljO q IA. ;3i5. 40 go p.
For Ureenwich 90 80 llJ0s. as 40 so, 81 pm.
For Stamford 100 8G0 (ES) 30, ll.3O iI1 (Ex,)
800. (EI } g, 40. $50 go 800 tEr.j .. 80 81. ~
For rot Chester and intermediate stations .V, a~' ilo
q II. 3.i5, 49, SO, 30 80 y. n.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield 300 IA. tEr 300 tEI,lh0
for Boston, VI, Shore Line. l,.iS, Er..) s.o0p NJ.
For Hartford ani Springfield, 500 tEr) l2i', 800
Gt.1 BtDp. m.
For Connec River ReilroaJ. 000a EH.,) l2l1p
TO Montreal. j. o. r. 10 Northampton. -
For Hartford. Providence aud fhsi Railroad, 300 ltr)
q m ;l2.ls p ,,,
FOR Nsx. Haven New London and Stoning,on RalfoAd'
800 8. M. i2l3 100. $50 p. IA.
For anil Railroad ~ Is o. Ia. TO Northampton
For Hou.stonic Kailroad. ia u.
for sanea'ucs Railroad, SOFA M, BOD p. IA.
For Danbury and Norwak KaiiOld. spj. 30 {, m, III
p go -, o.o - -
JAMES II. HOil Supt.
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rt-War0ens' Notire.
oy hEw.YoRK.

STATE OF hgwYoRK,
PoRr.WARDgSs' OFFICE, No. lot Wslst-
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section Of the passed April IL 1857 entitled An
Act TO Reotsanxe the Warden Office of the Port Of New
York all persons interested n having charge Of the
subject Of such inquiry, examination or survey that
the foowi ves.rs under examination BY the Port.
Wardon that the ssd syoys examinations will be
completed WAN ten days next eeeedin: thi. no..s o.
board - Se.,el,.
Steamship Quaier Cty..........u,.:..llE.
Steamship Caledonia. nia......................2N y. X.
Ship Christopher Hall. +. X
DARK r.. "
Brig Sarah Ellen. w hee.ers, Wal!st
schr. Advance. Woodruff a Robin.ons
Schr. Flying Cloud. Hamilton Ferry
Schr. Mott B.dsll.. ...............B " H.
MlNTHORNE TOMPklNs, President.
J. ArG's HKRRIMAN Secretary.
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AVA PANf-foot Of Barclay st.-On and after Nov. y.
Mo,nins mail IsLs for hHoxettsown intermediate
tioss, will s3D . Mail Express for all stations
west Of Miburn. at t:l0 Mori.town EIprss. ct p
:. SCHOCH. Assistant Superntend
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COIrRT CAIENnaR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT-PAET Nos. 1861.
1897 so1 2ls 1895 1854, 1873 1872 7O5 ?Os 2033 2e4l
1899 SIS 7U.. 1929 2i9 513 53, 203J PART I-Nos. 2l06
2446 "A 1896 2f0 s2 2l8s, 1sS 2J6, PA 2l72, S7o t
1872 2oo8. 1870, 1894 $40. 1903, 1919.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-TMAL TERa--PARr
lf-No. ~ PART II.-Nos II, 49, 90
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THE CUsroM.HousE FRAuDs-JURIsDrcrIox

o. tEsTloNFD-The examination in the Custom. House
frauds was continued yesterday afternoon. before
Justice Bowling. at the Tombs The question OF jnrs.
diction having down for this day. argued
by Mr. Holmes the part Of the prisoners. and Asss
tant District Attorney Sedgwiek ON the part OF the
people Justice Downing took the papers, and reser'e
his decision. In the mean time the will be con.
tnued usual The evidence will be resumed TO NOR.
row (Thursday morning, at 10 q. IN.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC,

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