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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-09
DIR. OHAs. CLARK

DR.. Clark will continue to prescribe at his ofhes
visit patients In consultation only. aprll2d
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Arrived

Steamship Abb srls, Br0v- Richmond Vi. Nor,o, >.
'Ia.. ssesmsb' mSse I" pass rti:ius.ton Fo1 Co.
hour. rdss and pass to q. Geinecien Psmore
sts,n'hp kingh'her Rector Baltimore with md.e. to
stesn'cip Allegheny Fl,gs Baltimore with mdse to Bal
timore and Oeio Railroad Co.
sss%,1p cGy T,I Bailey Doyle Newors' 10 days.
sb, Ain': of IverooD Matthews, London 3s days with
mdse.p dap and lntv1sI IS pass to "'osc9t Bros. Co.
slip Taquin, Kimbal. sumaiia l2s dy' with pepper to
Ship Roamer of Lonaon) Paine Liverpool 9e days with
salt and coal Co to Ss,%a A son Aug 10 '0Hu ''"''
BARK Cora lFr St Pai1 Martinique is days with sugar 70
Bark Jean Iith,cv tof Haifa. N ST. DoOdey, Glacs Bay
days, with coal to j. Whitman L Son.
Brs Rapid of IiaisIl Duquet Kins'ton' 'am' oa''
Bark Ocean Eagle Luce Apaacbcos 20 days with COTTON
to Me,cslf Duncan.
EsrA n H. Haven (ofPortland Haven. Cow Bay 10 days.
Bark suliote (of Belfast Mel Panno Lnyn Is days, to H.
Brig Gentle Annie iof Windsor, N s), Pitts Gaee Bay
IL d9y', WIN sGs % to D. R. PswSi Co o., u.,., lam o.
Big Costa Rica Peel A.pinsal sept md.s Joy Joy
cIbso bf HS: SsS: ns1asa s G .'SH'' and Porto
Brig MneOla .of =, John, n By Wright Cow Bay ia d'y'
with sp plssf ssss to fs's B. r. bsou nc: Co. 'n''' "
Brig Clio Pende. gust Ria Graude 50 drys with hcs' Se
schr; H. 3 Barnes Doane, Gloucester with G,h to Samuel
Crowcll Son.
schr Ben Franklin, Brown Macha, day., with lumber to
Simpson Clapp.
schr Queen Of the West Rodgers, NewHuven for Phils
depha
sebr Lou,yile (Br) Taylor Port Chester NJ B.. IL days
with stone to y. l. Nevus SONS.
Sebr He7o, Fos Bangor, with lumber to Holyoke Nor
ray
sehr Roth Thomas, Winsow, Bangor, with lumber to
Wsl,h Carver.
s.hr Magnolia Br) Clare Halifax "A days with fish and oil
to Woodruff Robinson
sehr John Shay Jeads, Richmond days, tobacco, to
master.
sshr j. w Alen DOans Cow Bey days. with coal to N.
L. MoCrrady Go.
srhr Richard Hus-. Barbedoes Is days with moa,sss to
Miller < Houghton
schr Moonlight, Tuuc. Baltimore for Aliens Point.
Schr Orion, hart Bangor. with lunbe. to r. w. Adams
Sclr Treasure. Pa.mcr Providence.
schr. Savoy. Grnmu1ell Provi !~ncr
schr Susan 4 Mary, Kenyon, N-w.Hsven
s,hr Arsn'. Smith, Somerset f5r Poughksepsis
schr Eliza O'ls, Small Bangor HolyoSs Mufyy
Sehr Emtas-ador. Grant, Proyitence.
Scsr Harriet Gardner Robbins, Proyidencs.
Sen. Churub, Bailey. Boston.
schr. Liwslyn. Burgess. Fizabe,hport for Boston.
schT. J. Tinker, Rodgers Phade rhis for Boston.
scbr .bsres Wool.~y Parker, Baltimore fr New Haven.
Schr. John X. McFee. McFee. Huntington fot Albany
scAr. V. Bashe!e1, Sesrne. Provilcsee.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
u,,Le,s-Reoorted bv T'eleerapk.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 25.-Woather unfavoreblc for
trade. F.our-average sales. price. unchanged.
Wheat fteedv. sales Of 6O0O bush. ~ & IL Tor New
Red and s. lJu52 - for Old. Corn quiet, and sacs
cf yellow ~ g3ag5c. Petroleum active, at 35i a J6c
ior Crude: GOc. lor Refined IN bond and 7rdeOc for
free whisky firm. Al - 80.
DALTAoar Sept. 25--ilOUr qnie,; high grades 5Oc
hioheI wheat Dc. better sales Of Prime Red NJ ~ 70
0&2 %. Corn finer; White 80 j5c.i Yellow a @ssc.
Provisions Aim; Bacon Shoulders at lgc; Sides. 2Oc
GrOce4ie, dull.
BUFFALO, Sept. 3J.--Flour unchanged. Wheat firm
bnt duh; sales Of No / Milwaukee Spring ~ 81 60
Oihrr grades neglected and nominal Corn firm bat
quet-17c for No =; re for No. Ohio, and nc for
No Illinois. On,s dull end insctiyc Prime No.
held at 4504Gc. Barley quiet. Rye nominal: Whisky
firm, at a. a. Mes Polk, S32 504s33. Lard 2sc.
Cana! Froights 10 New-York: on Wheet. lCc. Corn.
l4e. Olte. DC.
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I8oveliisenent.J

LOGAN, STURGEON, BEOUGH AND WIRz. with
Portraits AID Charse ters-PnEsDEs LINCOLN, with two
Portraits shownga marked change in his phyonomy In
har years. siGys OF CHARACIER by Mrs Wylys-The
i'r Women-How to Win Love-Feces at the Window-Our
american Grs-Swed, tolg-whst they say-Br-in snd
&Ad-Eq1Sl Rights-GoIng south--yisors Coming. BUR-
ssa-liins TO Speskers-ln TroubleMsdame Hahnenisnn
My Idesl-Ths Arnsdllo with outs. and much osber
e'se.tny the Oct No. PRRzsoLoGIoAL JoUaSAL
"otn,s Newsmen have It. Address nessIs. FOWLER d
WILLS, No. 3s9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

City Of New York by persons claiming TO In par o .h
ers of brig, to recover against the defsDA %
plaintiffs proportion Of the freight and dA u ac
earned by the vessel and which money had 10 ~ s,.
lected by the defendants as the agents Of the owi
the vessel. .a.
The defense was that tho owners OF the vessel ef
indebted to the defendants for the amount clair1
&c.. for moneys advanced for them, &c. The Goa
held that
thereof and in many respects his authority is from the
necessity Of the case more extensive than than that OF
an ordinary agent.
"Tha. the master OF a vessel has no authority 10
bind the owners thereof BY the allowance Of claims
which are not valid against them.
THAT to give the master extraordinary powers as
the agent OF the owners, exgeDcies must arise caiipg
for the exercise Of extraordinary authority of the mas
ter in Of stress of weather at sea- or where
repairs are required to he made in foreign potsi OF
where ransom Is exacted In of capture. ETC..
That the several OF vessels owned In shares
th, ough tenants in common, to the ownership OF the
el are partners in regard TO the earnings of mo
vess. dnrng any voyage upon which 1t Is sent. -,
"r hat being partners In such respect, they snouid
all JON in action for The recovery of freight either
from the parties from whom II was primarily DUE o'
from their consignees who had collected IT.
but their being a detect from the non jonder OF
parties ~ plaintiffs advantage can only DO taken under
The Code by answer or demurrer, and an answer upon
The merits valves all such defects
The Beliat aud Angelica Plank road Co.. respondents
aet {. 4. ChambXlain ct a., appellant:
e47 and the amending the same under the act OF
March 2s 1854. do not forfeit their powers and nan
hses BY any acts omissions not wiliu or malicious
IN theif part 81
when any plank. road or turnpike company, organized
lnder the laws Of this State shall have been In actual
,peration and IN possession Of the road upon which
taken tolls for hvo consecutive years next prcced
ng the commencement OF the action. parol proof OF
IS corporate existence and is sufficient for all pur
Of the action unless the opposing party, by an.
duly verified stating the naurc of his title and
light immediate possession and SEE up title to
himself TO the road or to some part thereof
The provisions Of Tho statute Of April s 1852 opcr.
ties limitation upon the right of the defendants to
mt In issue conrovert the regularity OF tho Com
any organization its title to Its franchises after
and enjoyment of five years. except in cGse
{ setting up title In himself
This title TO the road IL seems. IL not mere erase
lent such every member Of community has to pass
yer highway but is Of q nature giving the claimant
he right to the immediate possession and use of the
DAD.
JorL TIFFANY State Reporter.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
FBNIAYs ON THE RAMPAGR.-Threo young

FBNIANS ON THE RAMPAGB.-Threo young
men named Michael Donlin John Jones and Martin
Henly arrested by Officers Ramsey and Rose. were ta-
ken before Recorder Martndae of Jersey City ysster
day morning. charged with having on Sunday evening
conducted themselves In very disordery manner In
one of the Jersey City and Hoboken cars; IL vas
alleged that the prisoners while intoxicated entered
one Of tho cars with cigars In their mouths. There
being some 10 the the conductor requested
them TO desist from smoking which they refused TO do
and conducted themselves in very bosterous manner.
using foul and blasphemous language. until tho police
were called and they taken to the lookup In the
cells the ruians conducted themselves in the most dis
orderly manner and announcing thcmselves Feni.
ans threatened that they should get out they
wond raise mob of brother FeDaus and dem0lish the
City Prison Recorder Martindaie required them to
pay a fine Of S5 each.
RAID ON SUNDAY BALL-PLAYERs.-On Sun
day afternoon about 500 persons assembled at Fox
Hill back of the Elysian Fields TO witness the base
bail games that take place there every pleasant sun
day. On the two Sabhaihs previous the ball players
ere notified by the police that they must desist, to
which they paid but little heed. Accordingly on Sun
day afternoon. Capt. Davis OF the Hobokcn Police ac
companied by the entire police force, made descent
upon the Sabbath breakers and succeeded in capturing
about 20 OF the baplayers; the balauce Of the crowd
escaped oil directions some Of them leaving nehlnu
their hats coats and Tho prisoners were taken
before Recorder Avery and fined 81 each and COSTS and
at the same time informed that ball playing 10 the
city limits on tie Sabbath hereafter would not be al
lowed. There was general scrapng up OF stamps TO
iQuidate the fines and of the fancy looking ind
vlduas were under the necessity of putting up their
" atches as collateral in order to raise the money.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
BOSTON NAVY. Ard ITEMS.

The Tacony is in comma 'lon and will sail in
a few days.
The Mohican has come QUITE of Dry Dock and
looks ike new vessel.
The Richmond is to have new ngines.
There were 5000 men on the pa V-roil OF last
month, and S264, 900 were paid out for Au> 'ast.
The Naval Academy will be in aA"Ve opera
ton by the lst Of October. The following \Vesse1 are
attached 10 the Academy:
Constitution and Santee. frigates MaoidN nan and
Marion, sioopsof.war WinDepec Marblehead. Ierri l
winke, Mercury and Phlor. steamers; An eI,oai
yacht. The soop Savannah is attached 10 the a'ai
Apprentice School.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Memphis will probably act as envoy 10
the Mianonomoh on her trial trip.
The Union will he the next supply steamer
for the Gulf Squadron.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
LAW INTELLAGEHCR.
ur Cours Of Appeals--JUSE TERN, 1866.

Fanny Springsteen etc. ast. Henry a. samson z. a'
Wien the language of an instrument is am
bguous and susceptible Of more than ore construction
that construction win be adopted which, IN the lghi OF
surrounding circumstances, and upon view oi the
whole instrument is in accordance with the apparent
intent OF the parties.
Under this rule all lawful debts dues. demands and
claims due N grow due hereafter ron SAID Joan
Springsteen construed 20 mean from the eotate OF
John Spring gsteeD. deceased"
Held that the :" debts dues demands and claims now
dne or TO grow due hereafter &C. included legal costs
and charges against the estate afterward incurred in
the settlement thereof.
Washington ID. Merrett ct al agt Louise Walsh OF al
This action brought In the Superior Court OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Nnya, Intelligence.
AFFAIRS AT TIE BROOKLYN EAvy-YARD

AFFAIRS AT TIE BROOKLYN MAYNARD
The Wampanoag has been taken into the
Dry Dock for the purpose Of having her bottom put in
, The brig BOLIVIA, tender to the irigate Sabine,
the School ship of the naval apprentices. is taking in
oalast The MonongGhela is Deing thoroughly over
hauled. gangs of riggers and shpsmiths being at
work upon her.
The Brooklyn, flagship Of the Brazi squad
ron. is ready to receive her stores.
The ir0n-clad Mantonomah has been hauled
out into the stream, put in commission. aud awaits
calling orders.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

Brig Alice, Loud, Richmond Brett, Son Co.
Bns vskyTun (Norl. Larsen Montsyideo Buenos Ayres
Funch, Msincke K Wendt
schr Emms Anderson (Br), Mccarthy. st. Martini H. A.
Scm; Mary Harris (Br.), English, Ns.su, r. T. Month
Schr. Ocesn Wave, Zeluf, Norfolk r. B. CHAT Co
slOOp Thos. Hull. Hull, Providense. q. N. sIsnatap
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

At Lancaster, Pa, on Sunday last, there was
very distinct and unmistakab,c earthquake shock.
which was followed during tie GuOsequcnt nlght by
another similar phenomenon. There were 1unblugs Ia
the earth, lasting about one minute.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
p,,,s,jcinhi, Gat,le Market.

PHnADELPRA Monday, oell. =, 10
Cattle market dull owing TO large 10
CENTS, eeles 2tO0 head Of bcevcs at lnenfnosd
nriecs SDeepsalas 900 bead at 6i07ic. per pound.
and for GOOD tat sheep g 50Uei 80 per stOck HoG'-
800 head sold at sl7Qs9 per 100 h Iot Cows Ii &C.
m aHd al iu prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
BORT War0rns' Notire.
srAry or Nyv-ToKr

STATE % Nyv-ToRE
Popr-WAnpgsy OFrIcg, No. l0i Wsl.s..
NOTICE is hereby gwen in accordance with
~ section Of tho act passed April H. 1857 entitled An
Act TO R-orsanzs the Wadsns Ofca o. ,hs Port Of New
lor." a pcEson. iaerrs.ei In having ehHgs Of
subject matter Of such inquiry, sTsnaon survey ths,
the following vessels examination by the Por,
Wsrieu. and that ID. sid survey, riininltons will be
completed within ten days De1t succeeding ths notice
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

POIITICAL-Thc Hon. Charles x. Train, late
Member Of Congress from tie With Massachusetts
District, ia being urged candidate for the Clerkshp
Of tbe National House Of Representatives.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Weekly Report OF Deaths

In the City Of New YORK from e gn d,y Of September TO tie
2s,h day of September 1913.
Men 49, wousrn lCsi boys, 1885, girls ai-;otal' "f'
sdu'is PIE. chuireu, 169 raes. go females, 29ji s'I
81
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HpoNen.

Barb Ncrthwood bouud N-sep,. I9'ia. %. lo- rs21
TIs Osran Rover nom Apslaehco,A for New York-Sep.
Schr. Mary MsnkA from Galveston fer rNewYosk-la2I Il
lon q D.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
SPECIAL TEax-SKl-r. 93.--rciors Justice MoSCRIxi
UniTlD STATES MARsHfL's OFFiCE-srrT q.
naDAnR OF A CnL -NlL RI EIT-R

A few days since Tobias l.. T. exert was arrested
for coun'erere and sa.1id4y lat 'scspd nom Tie eus
todv Of DEPUTY Mnuhsl John 4 Space, owing a. IL slid ~
ur -auce To-day the Aetius lista removed space ana
steps vii ba taken 90 -cft tue counlefiere
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
ruBLfc fIsrrrurIoHs.

ine number OF deaths compared with the correspondents
"seh OF 1854, and Of last week. ss follows:
| w. week ending Sept 26 I86i......+I Increase TO-
week ending Sept ls, 1865
| Cuts plsease. .'.........................,.36
| ES,,, Eono us e',..''....................M
u External Causes. s.&c.................... 49, $40
| week ending September rs 1865
Prom Acute Disease. 2,a
. r"ioinc disease. e..........................2O0
External Causes. .Gc..................... "a so,
Decrease this week "a
ChNdren Of native parents 81 children of foreign parents,
2s
The 'moe OF deaths in The institutions compared with tho
eorrespoi hng week Of 1864. follows:
Meek en- ing Sept rs 1864 el
Week endh Sept rs. 1865 90
Increase ttis week eek..........................
Ihs number VI nterments In Po.ers Field compared with
the corresponding week Of 1854:
Week ending Sept. l6 1864 a.
Week ending Sept Ia, 50
Ella. BOoLE. City Inspector. ''
Cry ISspZcToR's vPARrxEST,
YORK, Sept. 70 1913. s
The following sch'due Of the work OF the Buresu Of
Sanitary In pecon Ia the abatement removal
&c for the week ending Sept. 81. 1855;
ABATRAEs SuIsAgcEs
plants of nusCnCcs. &c., received. a0
Noces ior abatement 'erVrd.s 2i6
Nusincc. ahated. under notice ........ 81,
Sink. aud water loq;s cleaned, 2l,
Loads of night soil removed from the city $40
Dead horses removed from the GUY lmits....... l35
Dead removed from the city limits.
pes! goats removed from the city sm'.
Dead lo. removed from the city ms.............. 8
Dead do,s and other small animals inoyed nom the city
Uu,ifs ~
No Of barrels Of oaal removed from De cv nit,. <ssJ
JnsosHd D-edsed UNaoiny Meats, Fisl, Posltyy r,
Sc seG or RemotedJ JrcS' tae Guy Limit
Beef 200
Moon'' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
OCEAN Gteamerg.

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALI.
l sOayIA VIA ISTHMIJS OF PANAMA.
lower S,,>se Rates, commencing July l, 1853
Tns Atlantic ~s Steamsbp Go. will dispatch steamers
semi montbly Al nc a. from tue Companys new and conno
dions Pier So "a No VI River, foot Of Cana-st
Oct 2 2.. w fORK...... Tmklspanas
tconnecrne At Pan. Us with Coiorado.)
Oct. .l5.....-..OCEAN OF SsN ''9'ocs"
For tre,ght Az 1900 snniyr 20 u. Is. ALLEN,
No Sewlins Green
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

EOR SAY NAH.
Il PIONEER LINE. a..
THURSDAYS ard SATURDAYS connecting witH =
Steamboats, and Railway. for the interior -
STEAMSHIPS:
HUNTER....... N. L. Rogers. Comm.ndsx
LEU a Nonnhhnff
PERT RIT....................RA A. Delaney, Commander
Gil HiSE...................W.D ID. Roath, Comniandsf.
The entirely new steamship
HUNTER,
VIII leave Pier No. II North River Thursisy Sept ~
p and tho hrst clsss steamship PERT viii rail -
above Saturday, Sept. 81
The HUNTER viii DO ready for examination on Monday.
Sept 25.
Freight received on covered pier oil times znd promptly
forwarded.
gor freight or passage spplyto
Agents IA Savsnnsh
HUNTER OAMHFLI.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAT.
SUPREME CoURT- -CHtYBirs Nos. ~, %, 81
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

BOARD OF COUECILYEE No QUoRUM.-
Seven members only answering 10 their names at The
ealing Of the roll OF t.is Board yesterday, 0rd that
being Insufficient for quorum the President declared
tie Board adjourned to Thursday next at 2oclock p No.
FIRE IN ONE-HUELRED- D-AND-FOURTB. .ST.-On
Sunday night fire broke out IN binding known a.
Tie Oh Glass Bousc, occupied by James Tracy as a
carpenter shop. The building ana contents were COM
hetely consumed. II was owned by Gardner Spencer.
And wa valued at g. 90 No Insurance. Ar. Tracy
bses stock and tools about 81 COO. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
CITY NKws.

THB THIRD PROVISIONAL CAvALRY.-The
r. New.York Provsionsl Cavalry composed Of tn 9
Sssb sn>t 10th New.York Cavalry Regiments. did not
have their parade yesterday according to announce
mont owing principally to the threatening storm. At
D. m they took their departure for Harris Island.
whore they will be paid off and discharged in the course
nj three or four DAYS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

ATTEMPTED LARCENY or A WATCH During
o row in the saloon No. % GraDdst yesterday. James
Morton snatcbed the god watch Of Ns. Aaron Il. Bur-
re OF One hundred aud-tWenty sixth st and ran into
the street He pursued By the owner oyertaken The
property recovered and then handed over 10 TIE Gus
tody Of Officer Tuttle OF tie Eighth Precinct he was
committed by Justice LedNith for trial without bail
The accused resided at No. 81 West Houston ST.. and
k a young MAXWELL known to the poi.ce, however.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
VISIT OF rHR ST. LOUIS COMMON CoUSCIL.-

VISIT OF THB ST. LOUIS COMMON tOUNClL.-
YESTERDAY noon the delegation representing the Com
mon Council Of ST. Louis Missouri called upon Mayor
GuDther who took the gentlemen through his Office.
aud subsequently to the Governors roou where an H.
specton Of the portraits Of the exhayors and other
distinguished gentlemen Of cry ard State was had.
Nr. George ROome keeper Of the CITY Hail. then III.
vted the guests to coll ton In bis private room after
which the Mayor gave the gentlemen letter OF intro
duction to the Commissioners Of Charities 1nd CorTec-
ton in order that they might visit the different instu
tons under the charge of the Commissioners.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Cnrn Exchcngc Rnnk.-Copy Of ,,,tement q b

Greenwich Bank. .-staemsns OF the GREENWIcHt
gNsk OF the required BY CHARTER "a Laws ei
Is Tor - vel ending ssiurdsy the I'D DAY OF ssgtenbe lss
Aver.s- OF Loans ana D.coants sS.Svos
-, ~ ~ ,r,i,,,n 9,.1. 90
AN-feF
CIV AMI County ol Ns,York, l. William Ha~e' Sesher
Gr,r~ B.ni os New iori bens duy ssofn deg9e
correct IN the best o NY
and belief - Wibia'n "N"' ~ ~-'
w. wns,LsasEr, Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

Manhattan nCompany.-Statement OF the NANHAF-
cOWPAsY of IN. New York the average daily balance
M M aceouuts we,k ealns Saturday morning. the
ga day OF p,ember isf0i ..oo..
Avrf,s- amount foans aad Discounts rs't!pN1 ~
..s. nmoan, os Circulation ............... 1909 8S
amount OF Depoat. e,o< 20 %
New York John j. Hart.grf Cahltf Oh
h MsnhrtAr Company CITY New Yo ben duly sworn de
Rnna,,k i,r nd bshef j. J. HARBERGEK. Cashier.
sworn bsors ms TN. s,th dsy ofseptembe', is,o
Epwis r. CosEr. jr.. Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

CITY MORTALITY total number OF
deaths in this city for the week ending yesterday was
S7 follows Men. us; women. l03; boys, 1885, srs
1876 Decrease from the p.evOIs week. %. and IL
over the corresponding week Of last year TO-
The principal o. death we've: from cholera H.
isntum, IS; convulsOus. inantie, %; dl7IThea -
dySentery. 20: typhoid fever. l3 tyPhus lever & T.
lnngs IL brain diseaso 10; consumption 50; debility,
Lane l9; dropsy in the head, 49, heart disease, To-
uarasmuS infantie 4g;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

BEATEN AND RoBERD.-J0hn CunniD CHAM Of
No Congress-ulace Yesterday caused the arrest Of
James Cusek on a charge ~ assault and battery and
robbery lie states tha while in the saloon No. 2JS
West Houston st, be was set upon DF me prisoner ana
Fex Iarkin beaten apd kicked OUT O. the saoon. and
that immediately after le mssed his wallet containing
f66. Larkin is still at .irge. Justice Ledwith com
@itted the prisoner for tra IN default " - $50 baI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
A DIsHOYEsT CLrRK.-Otiieers Vermilve

and Harris OF the Eighteenth Precinct Yesterday ar.
rested John Strosn clerk the compliant % lis
hte en- ployeT, Francis A. Thatcher Of No 37 First
ave. Tire complainant charges that few days siuce
he prisoner stole fIom BIN jl. In the possession of
the accused wss fouud S2-i. The remainder be fid
10 had Apent he wes committed for tI1ai by justice
Lecwitn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

VESSEL SUYK.-Mr. James NJ Clark, Sandy
Hook pilot of the Nettle. No %, reports q schooner
sunk in 10 fathous of water Is 20 miles 5. by f..
from the Highlands. Her foremast is alongside. and
the meinmas head is just out of water took from her
part OF her gait topslI She lies directly in the
Of vessels bound il or ou tie Hook About The same
time picked up vessels yavl and oars. Nr Clark
thinks the vessel was coal loaded and that she
down oD Saturday night By one Of the many outward
bound steamers and that The crew had been taken
board tie steamer and carried south.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
po,. Of ~, Ncw.Yorl, DIV Dock Co,,pnny.

ss-rieut Of The BASh OF TiiE NEW fuRh Dkl DOCK COM
PANY required By Chr 230 Laws Of 1853 Tor tie week edg
Saturday, lie 30 isy o. ssp'cmher les: -
Lns snd Discounts 2?S,o2G ~
AVcfas- afn0rHi RI -geci- bp'sLl So
erase smouut of p-post. fyso'6 20
CITY County I. T. J. lakewood Cashier Of
Dry Company benz dy oppose aud
,hs M. above ..enauf e correct J. LOCKWOOD Csshgr.
s~ofn De.oTs r1e tbs l3j day OF September. ls.5
A 4 Aspsr Notary Public,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
,AryFUL RAILROAD ACcIDYST-BoTu WRISTS

ShAsBgD--EIen Fitzgerald, residing al No. Is Little
Twelftb-st, was yesterday afternoon Knocked
down in Twelfth.st between Eighth.ave. and Hud
son.st, by car No. OF the Beecker.st. line and She
wheels passed both wrists crushing them in such
terrible manner as TO render anputa;ion necessary
The unfortunate woman was conveyed to Bellevue
Hospital The driver Of the ear William Dale, gave
himself up Officer Thatcher OF the Ninth Precinct.
and he was detained to await investigation. The
occurrence is stated to have been accidental.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
SUICIDE BY MEANS FPOISoN.-Yesterday an

SUICIDE BY MEANS OFPOIS0N.- eSterGay an
inquest was held by Coroner Cover at No. l96 FL
ntt sd suicide by taxing poison. For some time past
10 has been intemperdte end out Of employment. and
both combined reldered him low-spirted. On Sunday
afternoon he went his room. locked the door. and
then swallowed dose u poison When found, some
hours later he was quite deed Deputy Coroner John
Beach made q post-mOrtesn examination OF the body
and fou I'd traces of poison in the stomach. verdict
In accordance with the facts rendered by the jury
Deceased was native of Germany, aged "a years.