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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

Tile ETH MARKEr-CAusE oYTHF

THE Fuel MARKET-CAUSE OF THE ADVANCE
IN CoAL-TLe PousriHe PENN M,HaS journal oi ,Ic
OH inst. has the following:
Tie quantity sent by Railroad tits week is ie)2 O.;
by Canal D. -O3 IS; for the week. iO7 093 II tuns
against 10 91G for the corresponding week last year.
The shipment s. again heavy this week. only 2l.OoO
tuna es than last week nearly a u which was lost by
tie Canal owing 20 a scarcity Of bOols.
The demand for Coal continues brisk. and prices have
advanced from % cents % e. per tuu. which, in add
ton 20 the advance o. feglis makes the advance nom
10 al 20 per tuu for Coal delivered at The shipping
porte.
The continued stoppace owing 10 the turnout In tho
irado in the upper portion Of tbs wyoming region hns
largely enrtailcd the quantity sent 70 market. Inis
causes the bIisa demand uOm the other regions, and
tao rise in price.
The Pcunsyly AHA and Delaware ard Hudson Com.
pnulcs have been shipping from tneiT tocss on hnnd
The Delaware aud Hudson COmpany5 correspondent
writes us that their Old stock IS exhausted. ad they
viii have to shipping until the miners 20 10 work
again
II was rlmored here during the week that the miners
had resumed work again in the Lachaganna Besin
We hnye not traced ID 10 trustworthy source and
therefore believe il 10 be Incorrect
This extended turnout. and -toppage s greatly 10 be
regretted, a. Il has already run up coal 10 price
beg oud what 1t ought to be, and may up still
higher n IL s not terminated. These high prices
OF uel greatly tend 10 check manufacture aud tho de-
ye"pneui Of the domestic productions VI the country
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COLLISION or TIE NopHr RrvpR-Ax ALBANY

Collision or TIE NoRNI RIvHR-AY ALBANY
STEAMER VERY BADLY DAuAGED ON Saturday after
noon the steamer Corsica when leaving her dock IN
jersey City coliided with the Albany steamboat Amer
lea the latter suffering severely The Corsica struck
her on her port side little abat the whcelhouse cut
ting her nearly IN such was the force Nth when
she was struck that her wheel completely torn Or
ler shaft broken. her machinery badly damaged and
her whole port side rendered a complete wreck She
began To f aud IL thought for short time that
sire would sink, but the damage Gono was nearly all
above the waerue and By shifting portion OF her
ballast 70 the unnurcd side sho Tghted and was towed
10 the basin the southern part Of Jersey city, where
she now les Fortunately one was Injured on board
OF her heyond the usual amount u shocks 10 the Der
vous syit m which IL always necessary occompanie
ment 10 any accident The Corsica lost her bowsp.t,
rb boom and fores;ays but proceeded on her voyage
without interruption. who was on the bow.
sprt OF the Corsica at the time VI the collision said
TO have been Injured, but whether seriously or slightly
is not known. The damage 10 the America Is estimated
ut from $4,000 10 $4,000
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PASSING WORTHLESS NONE

PASSING WORTHLESS MOSEY.-On Saturday
night Richard ID. Poole aged 20 years while iuo1i-
cnied went into the Fifth Avenue Hotel, aud IN pay
ment for q drink, rendered a worthless 81 Bill on the
Allegheny County Bank Of Cumberland. Nd. He was
arrested and in his possession found number Of
ones and tWo's on the same bank. and ones.
two's and thrces the Bank Of Washington, all
worthless there being no such institution in existence.
Yesterday the prisoner was Committed by Justice
Dodge He is native Of Alabama, has been lately re-
leased from Fort Warren and a the close Of tho war
held commission as Lieut. Colonel Of tue 18th (kebeD
Alabama Regiment. He states that the money found
in his possession given him by friend. that he had
noiuienton Of pdsang IL, and that lie would not have
done 30 had be not been intoxicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

Compound interest notes are in steady demand.
The following are the current rates: Dated June,
1851; July lO3 August, 1927; October, 1917; De-
cember, 1909.
The Boston Traveller q last evening reports:
The volume of the currency too much expanded TO
admit Of any cOseDess in the money market if the
demand for loans and discounts should be much greater
than il is OF the present time. borrowers on prime col
laterals get all the accommodation they want with
proper margins per cent call or FOR brc. peri
ods both Of the banks and Of individual lenders. Tic
demand for commercial notes AID acceptances Is rger
than the supply. The most iayOTtc names are taken
outside Of the banks at per cent The stock market is
firm at The quotations. bun not very active ysT, from
the public securities, the largest demand Is IN mining
con panies.
The Cincinnati Commcrcial of Thursday says:
Exchange was more plenty to-day, that the market
worked more easily than for some d0ys past There
wae less pressure 10 borrow money but no change IN
the general tone Of the market
The Chicago Tribune of Thursday reports:
The receipts Of grain continue heavy and advices
from the country inform US that the produce dealers
anc farmers hurTying 10 market all the surplus o.
last years com crop In order TO find room TO secure
Hhe present growing crop when 1t shall have arrived
mt maturity. lbe capacity Of our railroads end the
Illinois ard Michigan Canal is being fully tested, and
there il loud CRY for additional facilities for Transports
tion. The demand for money TO move this produce
continues very active. The country bankers have re-
uced their ances here low that is idle for them
10 make any further drafts and commission ner.
chants arc ncessant In their acquisitions Tor currency
There is considerable demand from our Wholesale
chants who have made heavier purchases than usual
In the Eastern markets. based on tie expectation Of an
Immense Fall trade First class bills at short dates are
readily discounted at 10 per cent but long dates are
closely scrctniz d. and only old friends and customers
are aceou ,nodated Seoond.cass paper the banks re-
fuse 10 look att ii only be discounted Oh the street
at az per cent per month. Tho check IN the ship
Inent OF grab and produce by the advance IN rei hs
cut down the supply Of exchange. and the market WAS
consequently considerably lrmer In the forenoon the
banks sold among Themselves considerable amounts at
SOC Der thousand discount bn toward the close th1
were both buyers and sellers az par The rates rendn
unchanged but firm 1J0 discount buying and par sell
1ng.
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C,scer McGil, and proceeded to the Station. House
without Offering any resistance.
Yesterday be was taken before Justice Hogan. who
discharged him from custody 1t is TO be hoped that
Mr. Hanens recent experience has convinced him that
sobrety and good behavior the best policy for
giant TO pursue. We learn that his achievements in
inhibition have caused an advance In liquors In the
Fourth Ward and largely increased the demand fol tho
home manufactured poison by creating the impression
that the giant designs making regular thing of his
late magnificent potati0ns.
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limited STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-SEPr g.
Before Commissioner OSBORNE.

PASSIhG Il tVUh TIKI Ell IIlI-Ant NJ No ~
United States agt. John kelly.-Ihe defendant
arrested for passing counterfeit treasury notes on w
stage drivers and upon examination before the Coulis
sioer to-day was committed for trial United states ast
William Mcdonald and John W son-the prisoners were
fr.sury notes After their examination McDonald was com
nj tcl Tor ta and Wilson discharged, the evidence
ra.ast him being insufficient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
ROBBED By 4

ROBBED By 4 FRIEND Friday night last,
Richard ONel of Twenty.sixth.st. End Fourth ave-,
accompanied b, Thomas Pe.l made the tour II the
drinking places In tho Eighth ward. They finally
went up 90 some place in Inst tWeliy'sey'uin'st and
there ret red for the night. In tie morning ONeil
found that hs friend had disappeared. and with hin his
wallet containing S2I. On Saturday Pei arest-
el and committed by Justice Hogan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

An OFFICER BEATEg.--Late on Saturday
night row occurred in the lager beer saloon No. 80
last Twe.fih.st. In attempting 20 qucN IT,, Ohcer
Quinn Of the Seventeenth Precinct was badly beaten
Officers Mckinney and rroat If the Eleventh Precinct
came 10 his assistance and rescued hin ia inscnsDio
condition. The Io0dics bad fed. Police surgeon
Poocr dressed the wounds OF the officer, and he
then c0nyeytd 10 his hone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

ALLEGED iIoRsg TmEF.-Ellis W. Crow,
keeper of Il livery Stable At No. l39 1hompson.st yes.
lerday appeared before Justice Dodge and Eade com.
plano against william Myers. alleging that the 18th
l.t. be hired fron him horse uud wagon. valued ut
sdO0, with which TO proceed 70 English Ncirlborhood
near Hoboken. y. j. The prisoner vas arrested near
Gloucester, Bergen County y. D., and was committed
by the magistrate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
ICE DREAM REDUCED IN pRICE!-

ICE CREAM REDUCED IN PRICE,
Il as CENTS PER QU ART I'm consequence # the an In
price OF many 81 the articles used ia lee Cream and dis
position 10 accommodate the public induced put the
price Of well known ard very sup nor Creams aud Ices
at the LOW FIGURES OF IS CENTS PER QUAR-
In thus reducing the price rely on the volume ct
business than the profits necessary small sales To make
pay 4j sell ase quantity per diem and
70 accomplish this we have only 10 n0unce this NAhf Ei
OUSLl LOW PRICE. One thousand quarts must De so.d
daily. and confidently rely this amount H. New orN
W bile We are accommodating Boston anG Baltimore pup
lie % cents, determined the Citizens OF NcWf Ola
shall enjoy equal advantages Therrrc seud In your orders
and sustain tf ei,.t furnish this splendid luxury 4 30
cents per quart A. An ARTICLE for DESSERT
nothing con be- more dishlia and cheap For the con
yeruce Of those living Ia tie north wctrn pert o. tue cy
we have opened branch establishment 90 No 600 SIN4h
AVE two doors from lhirtysixthst, where an sfcono-
dating eli rk will be Ia attendance. ~ pr.cilcaoe
branch Off es viii be opened H. other parts 0. tie city
Terms rash down. J. RUSSELL 4 90, No .9J fourth
ave one door from Twenty -thirlst No. 6oS s1Nhav'
two doors from Thirty .xtb st.
1869
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INTERESTING TO OFFICE-SEEKERs. specia

INTERE'T1NF 7
meeting OF the Jersey CITY Common Counc! mas open
called or Tuesday night to elect the balance OF cry
GERS for the wear The following offices are 10 be
llad civ Prntec Street-C commissioner City stefan
Tourth and Fifth Wards. six members IN the Board
OF Education, Sealer of Weights and Measures
weghey and Measurer City GanScr ouPcTinsunueH
OF Ferries Wharyes and Piers, and eight Policemen.
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Statement Of Live Stock transported over the Erie
Railway for the ending Sept O. ~ cars OF Cattle
ii dc. Hogs. u do. Sheep do. Horses, do Calves
total cars of Stock for the week, lO5.
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Receipts Of Produce.

SEPI 9-s,2s7 bbs. Flour GO bbls Corn Meal, PASS
BUSH Wheat u 600 bush Com 81 800 bush. Oats H. 100
bush. Malt 20 pkgs. Ashes, l67 pigs. LaId l,3GOpkgs
Rutter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

FATALLY IEJURED---On Saturday evening
John Cooper aged 10 years fell through tho hatchway
of che buidirg Oi Chamberlain Cooper. No. Col Wash
iugton-ft. and sustained injuries which caused his
death soon Aur lie son Of one OF the PROJECTORS
ol tho establishment. coroner notified 10 hold
IL luuutst.
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NUHEEs PATENT HEAD-CoOLER is

EUHEEs PATENT TEAD-COOLER is
manuf urad OF ~ feet Of the best gum tubing ,oe1 IN
mirpc susbe 10 be applied TO the for head warssuto
Give perfect satisfaction 10 III cases where arol application
The body required In Of Headache Fever Burns
or IN al where cold application - the hoGy is
found hi. Cooler the purpose .lmil.y
rrou ne 10 special attendance FOR ~ hours from the
IN action Prr-ons subject Headache soluius cold ap
picann 10 the forehead and Physicians IN charge 0i
fever requested 10 this Cooler trial.
Recommended by all who have used It.
Good and ienblc Agents wanted.
Coolers can be hid 10y return Express. st SIS.
All orders should be- addressed to
q. NJ. FULLER, Catasauqus. Lcli.h County, y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
THE KETCHUM Casa NEW PHAsE.-On
Saturday last Justice Hogan at the Tomos, received
the following note from District-Attorney uaD:

CITY COUNTY OF NEW DIRK !
DiarRrCr-ATToHsEYs OFFICE, sept y I'D" }
In the Matter the Proceedings against Edwad H. hsch
nm en- rel OF Detective Gilmorel hereby consent ana re-
st these proceedings be- abandoned dsconiinned ana
Withdrawn and prisoner ehhr the SAID hee
nun be ns committed upon other and different charges ts
the foregoing, and by the Court oil General SESSIONS
District Attorney and Attorney for the People.
The examination in the which was set down ior
this morning, at the Tombs, will, Of course, not take
place.
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SnGrbinern.

cTEAM GAUGES-BATES' + ~ N
- GOVERNMENT AID CRY Y 80 ~, 49, * o
The cheapest sud BIT STEAM nAl'" - - M. rs
,Iis m,rSet A.so " atsr Gauges Marine -, r..sss
49, Ilsul examine or sea- Tor Ail.r r 90 -'iARs
elsewhere. MI" H. 10 fr''p.s'
Observation-Disclosures Hopper & Don, 800. edo .
In.re,ors; Capt. lord n. r. im-p' .oi 'r,,ius Ve.f
Rlferty No Dey1tt N'"'loi" '''
Twcu.y third q la River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

ATTEMPT TO ROB SOLDIER. Yesterday
Afternoon, a young man giving his name as VIM. Con
ner was arrested at the jersey City depot by Ohcer
Kcauley, charged with attempting to rob returned
soldier named John Leary while the latter was intox
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

FIRE ALARMs.-Tbe alarm OF fire al -
o'clock Saturday evening" was caused py some u ~,
rating fire from n gas.lght in the window OF Mr.
Roaeh's drygoods store. at No 81 NewaiA,aVe
There was also an alarm for the Sixth aTd carry III
the evening, but 10 FIRE was TO be found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

ADDING INSULT TO IYJURY.-A peddler named
Hlack was attacked by gang Of rufians on Fort Lee
ave- Union township, and after being knocked insens
bic with a slang shot, was robbed. subsequently,
mar: of the same gang rescued their victim IRON uh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

SUFFERING FROM TIE EFFECT OF DRCG.-
Efry on Sunday morning Elizabeth Stewart u widow
aged - years, 10 the sixteenth Precinct Station
House suh riag rom the eilect oi oil Of tausy. which
had Een Tor tie purpose OF producing abortion
She was taken 10 tie Jews Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

z EWIS x COX. s.o,
I'D. J.srPH J. lYals CuARI-Og T. Irvis
tDrN-ELON> 81 law, ,eo
20. iT1 Iro. dwiy. 7. q. .os No J'V"'
NgW-fORk CITY, .t...,
attend 70 AZ bushes IN the CoIs u t,r 'n ..,ros
and ir lie D.ptrtg,f.e i. Washu'on. kspca a
given % iuc.ui R,,o1uo 0as.uc,s .li a. '''~
lorri-u Gosrrnisu.s. as " 1850 uf crg l"- t. kry-
Iudee i.ewlssev nsri-ucr go oniD issi.h i" -
eurr an! charlton A. lewis e., PEEL ar' b.. i"l,' ~.
sion ?. win b. -laEsntee u tho.olfi a.l i'.'-
v c. eori'c.,' OF " fonr year w.t. .tr
Forri "a Ai.ir, iu Con grr,s. and Ais l.ii >. 10
Cntt,..l Legislature. insure thorough ~ VIC
ton aud practice ip both &c ,aI.m"it'.
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DOOFING-Ready for application, very dc
Ia, .abe and at low cost Samples sen, Tee by mail
READY ROOgIN0 CO., No. IS Maiden lane, New'l Ok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

A BgUTE.-A man named Joseph Parsons,
residing at No. 339 South Eghthst, was eomgained OF
a. the Station House Saturday evening ior having
beaten and bruised his wife severely that she was IN
TO leave the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
Gorscs, Carriages, &r.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
" now Ia the three large wsrerooms, entrances No 40
Broadway and No 10 Crosby ST. will be sold az greatly re-
duced prices 800 sets Harness several secondhand Carriages
{. WITTY. No. 40 Broadway
HORSES to BOARD in the COZ NTRf.-
Best Of care guarante-d Terms very low. Reference;
6l5 Broadway New York j. 5. BROWN, Psiuheld. n. }.
NNANTED-A Light Shitting'top WAGON
w ard HARNESS. Address, with iull particulars, +,
Box No. 1872 Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

SERIOUS ACCIDEyT.--On Saturday nght, Ed
ward Drumm Was BROUGHT to tho Third Precinct ST..
ton House from Jersey City, be having been over
by a horse car at the latter place. lie was taken to
Bellevue Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

THE JERSEY CITY YACHT CLUB.-The annual
excursion of the jersey City Yacht Club viii take place
on tuesday next. The fleet will sail at O'Clock IN the
morning and viii rendezvous FOR two days at PERTH
AmbOy.
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ORAND EXHIBITION

'hAND
INV FALL AND WINTER DRY Gooss ft
MONDAY, sept. II, 1866,
OFFER A MAGNIFICENT STOCK
NEW SILKS, PoPLINs,
FRENCH NEENos.
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
and other new and Fashionable goods.
New Broche and Cashmere shawls OF tie ia.e ,y. aI
isctufsd
ALSO,
Several novelties il Cloth and Beaver Clo,.
FROM THE LARGE AUCTION SALES.
FINE FRENCH MERlNOS. al 9N,. and 81 yalo
LUPIN'S FRENCH MERNOS, at 81 10 to u 2. ~ ,ui.
ALL WOOL DELAINLSI q soc. .,,-r,...
LATEST STYLES PRINTED DELAlAES ds.c.
NEW ALPACAS all coloTs, al 5Oc.
SUPERB QUALITY ALPACAs. at 62tc.
PLAIN FRENCH POPLINS. al eec., t1c., ard 20.
TARTAN PLAID POLICE U.s. g &c
REAL SHAKER TLiNNELs tws7Tsn;ed rot to s'iss q
Ios LINEN sHEETlyGs. at 81 %, worh u 3 I'd
cheaper than Muslin sAF'i ESQ.
ZINE WOODEN BLANKETS, at 81 80 to sGpcpir
REAL RUSSIA CRASHES, q !cc. gel saId anc lps,&
NEW BLACK AND WHITE BALMOaALs, a. - a
worth RI eo
large lot Of Muslin and Lace Cnrtsns. white Tms nd
blue sts and CounterpaIe- just purchased ~ s~il'
Ladies' will find the goods offer therl his ss.s WI
worthy their immediate attention. enc G aikt' isa
IL advancing every day and goods becoming stas-
earlier they make their purchases the more -aia W
will be tor them. Many OF the goods We are or'ItSHe
worth more III the wholesale stoTes. 49, - ..,.,,>, .
Nos 2-l and 21s Bowerv. near n1ssieiHf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

ACCIDENT TO AN EQUEsrRIgSNE.--On FRIDAY
evening Mde Zanfretia, Of the female riders az
the New.York Circus exhibiting at Jersey Cry' Thie
riding double fell from the horses ana was Daul
Injured by the animals tramping on her chest ara
shoulder The flesh considerably acerated out 10
bones were broken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
THE CONCENTRATION Picnic OF SOLDIERS

THE CONCENTRATION Picnic OF SOLDIERS
AND SAILORS At JONES WooD.-Thc great congratu
laton picnic which is to take place tomorrow (Iues
day) az Jones's Wood. promises 10 DO fine AFFAIR AS
Hbc station it will be the occasion OF cele
brating the return Of peace and the reetabshneAt o
national prosperity; charitable movement, IL VIII
be of individual interest to the unemployed veterans
The proceeds are to be disposed Of in favor OK the NJ
ted States Soldiers and Sailors Protective and Employ
mcnt Society. All unemployed destitute or disabled
soldiers and also the widows OF those who have died III
the defense of the country entitled TO free tickets oil
aanission which they win receive by applying ioday
Monday Che last day. from 10 a. m. to oclocS p w.
nl the agency. No. 100 Canal.st, corner Of Bowery.
Tickets OF adns for the public are sold at ~ cents
EACH admitting gentleman AMI lady.
The procession will be formed on Tuesday morning
AT o'clock ut the corner Of BOwery and Canal st. ana
will march with music from Canals'. TO Ihird'a'e 70
Twenty fith.s there to be dsbanded and proceed III
cars 10 the place Of mic.
The committee reception composed OF Messrs: ne
Con- 9th Ncw.York Il. Zimmerman. 18th Now OK
Cavalry; Vermont. United States Navy r. lechier'
9th New. York State Vols. DAVID 2iih Cav
airy respectfully invite all generals End officers TOW IN
New.York Ia Join them IN the celebraticr Empowers
of veterans are respectfully requested 10 allow Item 10
Join their comrades IN tie festival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
IAdNrriianmentl

DEMORRsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE. DO not
fail TO Zee the Brilliant and Spicy ScutombeT No
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ALLEGED OUTRAGE on YoUyc GJRL BY

ALLEGED OUTRAGE on a lOuN" '}hb d n
RELATIVE On Saturday last one VI The most revolving
case. ever heard OF within the precincts OF our Ponce
Courts mufrious the cases are when are brought
before them FOR adjudication came up before justice
Shandley nj the Essex Market Police Court Inc com
pai naui in the case il Miss mary Louisa Crs'nt ma
looking and apparently modest girl Of about IA years
Sic states that for months past she mas resaed
with her uncle and aunt at No 100 AIe-st Inc unoie
named Robert d. Gerushea. Is member OF TUG fOce
Department is aged - years and has been twice mar
RED The complainant states { at a few weeks suce
her aunt went into the county, leaving her 10 attend TO
the household duties in her absence Ga the st INST.
her uncle came home and made improper advances
toward her She resisted and be then caught her NJ,
carried her into a bed ROOM threw her upon the Ded.
aud outraged her person tbree times in succession lie
then threatened 10 kill her II she acquainted any one
with the occurrence Terrified at the threats, she said
nothing about the matter uuti Che return OF her aunt
when sic tod her what had taken place. The inGg-
nant woman Immediately insisted on ber making com
plant at the Conri, and this done Gornshea was
arrested and held 10 bail hy Justice STANDBY t.
the charge NF Henry conttctoner, AT tho corner OF
Grand 81 and the BOweiy becoming bis surety for that
amount The further hearing in the Gaze Is set down
for Monday. the 18th lust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
Professional No;lfes.

nR. KUCZKOWSKI, H0meopa,h ana ~.
~ dropa,h cures all diseases. especially oea'''
aid all aiuds OF wounds. . ,..,,,--. -
Office hours f.om 10 to IL from 90 3 10 - -
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BLACK GOODS for MOURNING.

KID GLOVES aud NEW GAUNTLET GLOVES. is.,
ceiyed.
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Also. the PARIS FASHION in CLOAKs. n. ylss,
OPENING OF our imports this season, and zen. ossg,
ESPECIAL MODELS.
GREAT ATTENTION has been paid to this Departure.
for THIS season, and all and nser, La,. h
selected in EUROPE specially.