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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26
CITY PROPERTY!
EOk &.ILE.

! Lot csrner Brady and F,tl, street, G4.l5o.
! Lot corner Perry and Finh street, 6ixl5O.
now occupied as n coal ,afd. has good railrosd
facilities, and is suitable for stores, ware houses.
or mills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26

you that thsrs IL NO yermifnge nov in use that
we think equals yours o. = Mir DsfrOye. We
have sold il largely 1t retail, and with uniform
success. We are Draggiss md Physicians, and
have prescribed i for cur patients, and have
ithaca, ny sAxTON Z BISHOP,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26

4 Lots with Il front ON the VI 4 n X. n. and
tsp ieet on Western Avenue aud Gaines streets.
with = frame office and stable, first rate location
for IA lumber ward.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26

! Lot corner Of Perry and Fifth streets, CO feet
front on Railroad, aud $50 feet front ON perry
street, and is the best position in the city for an
elevator.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Passenger gaiIeA.

In steamship Ocean Queen fot San Franciaco-J N
Charles, Fanny E. BiaweI Miss T. 5, Moore: .iss T. A.
Newton and wife L. A. Hidreth wife, daughter and friend,
+. Wsdsworth. Miss 8. Boynton, L. B. Pnrot,. Mrs j.
Jewett and child Mr. Muson j. NJ Corwin, L. Fedren and
Newinart NJ o. Davidson, @. 81 Scott. Z. Moore. Mr.. C.
NJ Wright, Miss Curtis O. o. Snyder ]. N. Livngrtcn
Capt Hodges wife, children and servant Mr Hsrtwei
K r Eels Rev O. H. Atkinson, Mary Tower sn.sn Porter
A. A. Holt D. Wand b. HeAld A. Wheden, Sarah Rothrop
c. L. Breton, James Whitney. Mrs- z. X. Morton Mr.
Manss Henry Miller Te snd pSs dsdgnsr s; O. Es
son. L. w. Pearlman Henry Miller, wife and daughsrx
Mr. Bottard D. Gherindsh, Gherndel Mr.. Phelp, Mn,
Gu Ia cud child Mrs Jones' Mira Mahewson and drop
Densd Watts Miss 8. J. Watts 6. H. Brodie j. s. Bar;
rs r. Hostetter W. F. Ensign Mr. Chipley and WIFE Miss
Robinson Mira Brsdhof and ehid Mr.. Lsbe aud child p
Wm Hasesrust, wife and children. NJ Crums and chld
r. II. Freeman George Hodges X. Wood, A. W. Ruuek
and wife Mrs u. BOst and children u. II. BAnbrdse,
W. A Parker Pierce, a. ". johnson, B. Dickerrnan
C. g. Mssuire and wife Cbsre. Harris. Mrs C. w Jolss
Mra g. {. Bradshaw. w. Y. Jourdan Frank sumner J. o.
A. Thugber d. Crowe, jr.: Maria A. Lee, Mrs. Z. j. Sum-
SOU Mr., r. N. Crittenden c. Hubbard Miss siesL, Mig
smith, r. Taylor F. Blake, Mrs squire chit and nurse II
n Tsmpieton W b. Little b. c. Weich wife and children
g. wormser J. Ambser, Mr. Escsle wife and children,
Graf and sister Mr.. Blsn-hard w McCartney B. MeCt-
ney Emily Straus, Bertha s'rau. Miss ChAber Pollard
aud ,h missionaries, Mrs. DinHen Mrs. Crane and three
children Mics wsrtn, G Rsthos and two children O. Lebs
and child 4. Lebe @. Humphrey, Mary Flynn and dAngh.
ter " a. Clark and wife Harris wife and chud D. Rock
we'll H. Davis. wife and four children Mr. fuirehA. L. Fin,
Warren and child O. e. Cosgeshs, Miss Ahris, w. I. Ny
ricb Misc Martin H. Finnessss Rebeccs Bckwel and Two
children r. A. Berry J. Funston, Kline and dsughter H.
barnes o. Pierce wife and two sons A. T. A1a' wnssna
Mrs Lyrood and child Mrs Bowdi,ch, J. r. Cbancrr W.
n Harsness r. E. HARNESS, o. O. Harpendnf and others
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
-Psporf,a be- Tslegrdpk.

PutApyLPHIA Oct. l6-Th- hrenen's parade mostly .o
SofD. ~ sy" Wheat hrn a. 80 ga 81 Com de
clipsd 10 s,c' Whisky dull at ~ 32d 81 81
an, =, 80 ga So IS Wheat hru; choice White at $3a
o. IS Cora duh and heavy; od White Al sa93c Yellow
at edc Oats active qSc. Seeds quiet Timothy he4yy
and nominal. Provisions qnieti Bacon hTin sasar Jul
Whisky firm at 81 3O.d 81 81. ,, ,u,
CHIClGo Oct. l6.-flour dull. Wheat dul, and deemed
&C. No sprus opened at r t2d 81 49, aud closed at
81 Nidsl Al sales Of No 21 81 2oGS =? ooa on , ahl'
aud De declined 59,. asSe 3 .aS .as dsened id2 .a. at
Tor No. Provinons dulli Mess Pors nominal at 80 3CG
sS. s rea atAsiSss :sScc Sas ss' Whss bush Com gsSS
bush. Oats shipments-ll 600 bos Flour 2ltvo oa,n'
Corn iic.. Wheat lsc. TO Buffalo.
MILwAuKEx Oct l6-Flour declined sac Wheat dun and
a. acc for No. and aIe for No Receipts $50 oel,
Flour 10000 bash. Wheat 5000 bush Data shipments
CIxcysIrI Oct l6-fiour unchanged and quiet; super
6n., 90. wh-a, da and nominal and generally lower
Ahnis,' Oct is-Flour steady; no sales Wheat dull
Corn dull at os d9Oc Oats sales TO- 600 bush At eSc Tor Can
and zoe for state Barley in far ;"ps 10 and and II SO
bush Canada We. ,t 81 23d = 70 sh2psd ey tow. iG
% hour. so So euh Corn Slooo bush Barley i"O bush
BuyrALo, Oct. le.-flonI -Sprng Extra $s aoi Csnsd
White l a,as =, wSss, Sa p'reS, eS0 'ps s. SH e..
lev aud Rye inactive and nominal Whisky duu ~ 2.
At s Canal fres'' I mn. hm es.. 'cI1es Ss6rt
ior a. hours Il ?5s bb Flour AI3o bush Wheat ,0J
bush Corn eJ7 bush oa, q Ss? bush Barley 7a 6ush
80 1870 bush. Oas :, TO bush Barley. --...
koSrRrAL Oct. l6.-Four-Sup-t extra, 80 2Sd - %
Extra 81 .Ods 81 30 Fancy. 81 i3dS7t0; Weland Caaa
s6 20q IS rs; No. l Canada SO IS q So 33.
ToRosro. Oct i6-Flour-Doube Ertra, $3d&B lo; ~
ira s,Q ri rs; Superdne, S61S6 IS. Whea-Fsl, 81 =
a ! 60; Spring. 81 6dsl "a Barley. 79a'ac. Rye 'Je
Peas, G8dI0c. Oats, 30c.
ToLrpo Oct i6-wheat opened steady closing fe bette
fr New Amber Michigan; sale. Old White do - 37i New
DO 81 95i Old Amber do. 81 az New do ~ ssdsl ol
No Red Wabash ss2. Corn dull and &C. lover sales
Sc Oats, SIC Rye, zoe.
Con scarce aud quiet Oats and nominal barey
a. above buyers Rye is in good demand feas que
Canal Freshts higher; Flour S3c Wheat loo Corn
Barley IJIc Rye l3c Oats s!e. to New York Lskc ~
orts-s47 bblA Flour 00O bush Wheat iOOo onsh; "a
lev Il GO bush. Rye. Shipment,--J,o< bbls Flour ~
bush Wheat OO1 bush Corn Il ocV bush Barley 100 oa'
NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Our Home.R Heroes.
ARRIVAL OF THE ELEVENTH Q. S. C0LoRED a
HEAVY ARTILLERY.

The l1th United States Colored Heavy Artil-
lery date the l4th Rhode Island numbering lle5 men
and 40 officers arrived at this port on Monday morning
IN the steamship North Star, route for Portsmouth
Grove Rhode Island.
The regiment went out by batslions in the Fall OF
1868 aud the Spring Of ls4 and have been stationed at
Camp Parapef, near SewOrleans
The following is a list Of officers:
Colr1el-Jscob II. Sypher
lien. ,..Colonel-kelsob Wall.
Najors-A. H. Fitzwster Richard q. Shaw.
AdjutaDt--Joseph c. Whiting Jr
Sufgeon-Benoni Carpenter.
Assistant Surgeons-Joseph r. Draper, Horace Mecorney
Captsins-Thomas w. Fry, Joel Metcsf jr., George W.
Cole Joshua NJ Alderman Nelson Kenyon CharesC. Crsgn
Samuel Faruum George A. Spink, Henry h Southwick
First e. Bishop. Joseph c. Whiting
Ir Tbos b. Briggs Chas Chace I'd. SigouIney b. COTE
Ehas H. AdTich, John r. Wsrdlow, Alfred II. Barrier jr
Caleb h. Barney William 3. Dyer, William H. Chenery,
Robert g. Gasksl Chas. Brooks, Chss W. Monroe, Allied
M TAYLOR Geo w II. Allen, Warren Ralph.
second Lieutenans-Chss. II. Potter, Geo w. Weeden,
Edward r. AbOfn Geo. II. Bufnhsm, Chss s. Stafford, b.
Wides Coggshsl Herbert ID. Lesvitt, John a. Reynolds
james Dodds Lester s. Hill, Geo L. Ghskelll Martin y
Smith Benz d. Jones Chss NJ. Smith Herbert y. Bennett
Albert w. DelaDah. Jonathan 8. Becher.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS.
The right wing of the l02d United States Col
ored Troops from Detroit. Michigan arrived Il this
Ppst On G0gdy ponige from Ch1lsst0n j. o. Thas
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

TWO PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL wOUJDRD-
DISASTER on THE PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
RAILROAD.
IRON, %g ne 81 1uncn tpaI, puuern. Uct -, -.
Tu3 isst..:il accidents occurred on the Phlla.
, delpha and Erie Railroad on Saturday last n"
occrrred near Watsontown. early Saturday morn
ing. We have been unable ~ obtain iuli particulars.
The second accident occurred about three miles below
this place, in Armstrong township We nave hsae ae
every effort 10 get the facts Of this case. a have
learned the following particulars IL seems that some.
how the Erie Express Train, which was uus mere
at 40 p and some me- minutes sd e ae ihe lSh into
tremulous crash ensued which piled freight passen'
gers and wrecks of In one heap of ruins brake
on tho freight train was instantly keu. alu MI
Becker master Of the express train, died the
next morning. 80
We have learned the Of the following wounded
persons from a physician the train who assisted IN
adjusting some Of the limbs and dressing the wounds OF
Others Five six were severely wounded besides
the names given below Mrs. {. Rhoades oI LewisbuTg,
had her thigh broken-a very severe fracture Her
sister and sister inlaw were severely injured but no
homes broken Mrs Walsh Of PierpOnt. N. Y, severely
inured-her recovery very doubtful Mrs. w. Sneden,
Red Bank D. severe contes9ns S, OF neaa SSota" ana
James Warren. Milton. severely injured: w. H. Hol.
stein Norristown. slightly; G. Stancif, Tenn, head
badly cut and body bruised; brakeman OF express
train. foot cut. The engineers and frerien OF both
trains escaped with slight injuries by jumping from
their engines. The front passenger car ~ which the
ladies were being complete wreck took hre and II
was with difficulty the ladies rescued. The fire
was extinguished by some Of the passengers and en-
poyes carving water In their hats buck cts being at
hand
A law was passed last Winter. II we are not mis-
taken by the direct suggestion of one or more railroad
companies making dlsobedienee Of orders resulting
in death liable for the crime Of mansaughteS The act
does not state any penalty for Issuing wronR orders bat
the public ought to know all about such cases.
Gentlemen OF the Railroad Company you are liable to
rest under censure you do not s this matter to the
bottom You owe II 10 yourselves, as well ns the com
muny TO let II be known how and by what cause these
men came 10 their deaths.
Since the above was written. we have earned that
the railroad officials making thorough lnvestiga
ton with determination TO place the quit on the
vight ahoulders
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Usard or Metropolitan Commissieners-
miscellaneous Business-Formatien Of
New Companies-Appoint


Regular Meeting Of the Board Of Fire
Commissioners held yesterday afternoon at Fire
mems Hal.
An application to be relieved from duty received
from the members OF National Hose Co. No %.
The me mbers of Hose Co. No 30 communicated their
desire to purchase the hose carriage now in use by
them for the purpose OF making presentation OF 10
. Philadelphia company and requested to know its
value.
Notice was given by W IT, Bliss tEat il tie Fire De.
psrtmept used "Gayord's Patent Coupling for Hose =
he should commence action at law against them, on
The ground that il infringement Qa his right.
under letters patent from tie Unied 's,es N au,ou
L Bliss. Bexfer Hook and I.sader Comp3ny No ~
Valley Forge (klSlle Company No. 46, and North
~" -.s4pe Company No. 80 10 be relieved from
auy and the members of ttQse companies in good
Three new companies were formed yesterday, hich,
added 20 those already formed makes 3J paid com
panies-27 Of them Engine and Hook and Ladder.
The number and location Of the new companies and
The appointments made 70 them are follows:
Engine Company No. &C. TO be located IL house No
l3e West Thirty .seventhst, now occupied by Valley
Forge Engine No. 10. Foreman, Wm. NJ. Mitchell;
Assistant Foreman Alexander McNeil Engineer, g.
A. Briekel; Stoker A. j. Keefer; Driver. Benz John
som Ffremen, Samuel Campbell Archibald Stuart,
Oliver Hawkins 4. Van BlarcoD Wm Sims Robert
Nray John McCreadie.
Engine Co No q to be located in the house Of North
River Engine No 80. in FraIkln-st. Foreman, Luke
A Murphy; Assistant Foreman. Dewitt Beardsey;
Engineer; - Stoker james Dayie Driver, Charles
Tucker; Firemen, Edward Kelly, William Stoker.
John Stsnly. John Murphy, William Mason, Samuel
Herster, Francis Walls.
Hook and Ladder Company No. E 10 be located In
house Of Hook and Ladder No. Is in Franklin.st.
Foreman, George w, Quackenbush; Assista9t Fore
man. Augustus &. Viger; Driver John T. WIlett;
Iiremen-Lewis Cass Joseph johnson, Francis Pettt.
j smes Monroe, Edward Is. Moore John Burke, John
steeD, n. j. c. MaughaD, JOHN Bracken.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
MARINE COURT-Ocr 23-Bef1rs Justice HzARSB.
RIGHTH OF THEATER GOERS.

Saml. G. Adams agt. Charles W. Caifry. The
pAna claims $500 against the defendant It's well Known
Captain OF the Police Of tie fifteenth Preenc for tahns
hin out OF Wsscs. Theatre The plaintiff officer Of
the Volunteers recently discharged and the defendant claims
was making disturbance when be cansed policeman TO
arrest him Much contradictory evidence given az to
th. question of disturbance which at sny rate but slight
The CoIt CHARGED the juy that Ia catering the thsseI the
soer contracted 10 keep perfect quiet and a. 'et !oh
In an English case gave Up for time prt OF bis liberty;
aud tha, "a ocer of police Dst lawfully remove any one
making even -Hyht disturbance.
Tho ry under hi. eharse gave verdict for the defendant.
$ H. s,usr. aud the plaintiff for p'ains A. oskey Hall
for tie defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
NEW-JERAEY NE Ws.

FOUND DROWNED UNDER MYSTERIOUS CIR
cUNsTAscEs.-CoToner FarIel Of Jersey City held an
inquest yesterday the body Of returned soldier
named Thomas Larkins whose body was found foa'ing
in the Morris Canal basin Sunday morning. IL ap'
pearf that deceased, who employed IN the trank
factory in Morgan ST., left his boardnghouse. No II
Montgomery.st. about Ia o'clock on Saturday night
and tpe is no further truce Of him until his body WAS
found floating In the csnnl basin. There were no marks
Of violence on the body and In the absence Of any in
formation. the Jury renlered verdict of Found
drowned
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

The corporators named in the act of Congress
for the National Military and Naval Asylum Tor the
relief Of the totally disabled Officers and Men OF tho
Volunteer Forces Of the United States are requested
to attend meeting for Organization In the library oil
the Smithsonian Institute. Washington CITY, at noon
on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

BROOKLYN COoMMON CoUNCIL.-The Board
met yesterday afternoon but did very little business Of
general importance. A communication was received
from Mr. John j. Merfett the owner OF the building In
Furmnn-st where. on two occasions, number OF men
lost their lives by the falling Of the roof inviting the
Board 10 examine tho new strue,sre the same site
which is now ready for roofing. The invitation was
accepted Majority and minority reports on proposals
for building Sonth Sxthst dock were presented and
after soe discussion the matter wns referred back.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Mr.. Rooru's MARRIAGE CoyrnApIcrrp.

The statement which during the past week appeared ia
several Of our eotempornries that Mr.. Edwin Booth
was married. is wholly without foundation. and can
only have been made with the object of giving pain to-
ments Of Mr. Booths marriage for the present are up
authorized and premature.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
,,,,v.v papss RRpoRrs by TELEGRAPH.-

SOUTHERN Press REPORTS BY TELEGRAPH
The old relations Of 1850 to 1861 between the As'oca'ea
Press and the Southern press have been again
and there Is now a daily Interchange oil Nof'nern
Western and Southern news directly nom 'ne cenu% a.
Office in this city with every daily Journal IN 'no .n.eu
States The recent local difficulties between .a' pa
pers In Now O1saps have been sai,s) )t0ry ap'u'sa'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
SEIZURE OF AN OIL REFINERY. we'll
..lr rnAr IL Mklars MnhnnY which

known oil refinery OF the Mtisrs. Mahony WINCH Whs
recently seized By officers Of the Internal Revenue
Olice Of the Second District understood 10 be re-
leased yesterday. The sozare In consequence ~
the sale OF abarc OF pGrane which had not passed
Government inspection. United States Detective
Cochen made the seizure and peremptorily deprived
tic Junior member Of the firm Of his private papers and
business memoranda MI. Mahony, 1t seems was
ignorant OF the law Ia the case.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Hrnsox COUNTY ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

HUpsoS COUNTY ASSEMBLY NoMIsATIoSs.-
The following comprises all the nominations for As
sembly made in Hudson County TO the present time;
Fra Disiria-CoL Ired. Cooper. Onion; Noah ID.
Taylor, Dem.
SsroHd Dislrict-Gen. John Ramsey. Union.
Third District Obadiah ID. Fslkenbury, Union;
Henry Westcoit, Dem.
Fourth Distriet--Chss. Chamberlain. Union; Leon
Abbott Dem.
FiGh Disfrfct-Charles I. Rich Dem.
siIfs Di.triet-De Witt Clinton Morris. Union; Hi.
ram Van BuskiTk. Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
BROOKLYN Ws,

ROBBED MS EMPLOYERS. - A young man
named Bernard Dunn arrested yesterday by officer
Nicholsoniof the Fortyfith Precinct, charged with
opening the safe OF Messrs Enderby Dalton, No. l29
South Seventh.st, T. d.. by whom he has been EN-.
ployed and stealing thererom the sum Of s1 In good
money and some bogus currency. Ho opened the safe
by means Of false key, rs alleged.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

BOARD OF CouxcnMES-No QUORUM
There was no meeting OF this Board yesterday after
noon, quorum not appearing at roll call and the
Presiden, declared the Board adjourned to Thusday
next,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL Ocr. is.-BetOre Justice
MoNCRInP.
DFCTgIOyp
Frastus Wheaton AIT. Fred. Emmeri

Erastus Wheaton agt. Fred Emmering. Mo-
granted and order o. granted to hear Se John
NJ Emerson ag Eris RiwGy Co. three cases John Turner
agt. Wm X Martin-Motions granted. Edwin A. Meneey
eat. Ale1. Hitchcock Motion granted as to deieudsHt Jas
81 Cla..en al. John b. Dckerson Motion lgraned and az
ira allowance Of s950 Maria Acsemsn sat. W Ei H. Wood
two cases motion granted and bond approved
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
coIrpr CALFNDAR-THs DAT.

SupRE,fE COURT CRCUIT.-PAgT l. Nos
a9e ai0I !I03 24l7 249 242l 242J 2i27 2i2e, 2s3 S
a.93 2.1T .,a9 2tj 24s ?4l5 2i9. fi5l, 2t51 PART
No "a slsndsr posted PART II-Nos 4J 2iij, 4If zWl
ao4o III 1904 2il6. 1879 GS sSl, o. 1916 'lis WI "S
2t,5s 2295 20a. ooo ,o,, 80,
SUrEKIoR oRCoURT.-PARrI.-Nos. JOJg, DID, oioi,
,s si sa -u -ts xsas Iet1 lTI 1862 l5s5 l7G., l79
iT.T PART Nos. 1859 l8s lSD, ls9S ls0'is l'u'
l9oe 1903 1910 1912, 1914. 1916. 1913
No,Js g. TO- H. l3 TO- II, ~, ~, %, a. rs, a. 2S ~ So
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
CITY NEWS.

SINGULAR PRocEEPNGs.-A reference to our
Marine Intelligence viii show accounts OF proceedings
OF sundry officials at Charleston e9q Hilton Head
which, cay the least appear singular See IIiVa oi
steamer City Of PoTtas Prince.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
MANHATTAN cLuu,
Total ................io1

Umpires-Nes,rs s. W.iglt sud J. Perkin.
On Friday next the N,nhsttan fiist eleven will con
tend in return match against the New. York Club Al
the Bedford cricket erlu,d. Brookyn when some
good play may be anticipated Us boh cnos are using
their utmost To produce strong team. As the seas0a
out door snoIf. -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Philadelphia Cattle Market

PHILApxLpHIA Oct. B-Csttie-Beeves very dui a., sna
lower; sales Of 32co head extra PennsyvAnia M ,o@..c
Ws.srn Al /. 0lSIc Sheep unehaneed sales 900 Cows
lower ssurnssr, at SlO0 500 Hogs declined 81 100
sales 800 Hogs at Sl6 100 10 net and sis-'he a'''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
LIMITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-ocr ls-BsfOre
Judge BKNKDICr.
rxnrR AppRAlsRMENT OF WOOL.

United States ss,. go Bales o. Wool, 1c.
This wool, imported by the Messrs. Eeheyena
,o Ms,moro Wa. seized by ne Custom House ocers for
nnI.ryslaaon snd appraised ~ per cent above ,
invoice price penal duty was thsreapon sisa On ne
.ut HAVING failed IN obtaining more favorable decision
FOR th.n.elyes the GoyeneR. now brings su Tor eon'
l. O. Courtney aud Ethan Allen for the Government Mr'
WIcouen for claimants
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

The Congregational churches propose TO take Z,
q contribution on Sunday Dec. ~ for the purpose o,
raising 600 coo wherewth to defray tho expenses o
building churches In various wasse places paIucua'"
st The E0pth. .t.I.. &c..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

NBw BOATS FOR THE PEEKSKILL ROUTE
c. & Il. Poon are laying out the keel for new boat
for the Peoksk route. she is to be go feet IN length
80 feet beam and feet inches depth OF hold. The
engine will have So inch cylinder and IL feet stroke
Another will soon follow, that next year. there will
be two new and fast boats on that route.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
F.ru RESULT op A FALL.-A man named

.Iohn eastman. residing at No IL South Firhst..
y ID an Saturday Afternoon last fell from ladder IN
the plaster factory foot osouih Ibirds and received
injuries which resulted !; his death at noon esterdAy
die, Of Died from compression Of the brain" was rem
dered.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Hotel Personal.

Gen. J. McCarther, Chicago; the Hon. WIN.
Kelly Rhinebeck; Judge Robinson. Sandwich Islands:
Col. w. H. Ludlow, Philadelphia and Dr. Cady. Pitts
field. are at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
TINE FIELD.
Cricket.

ST. GEORGE VS.. MANHATTAN.
The second eleven Of tho St. George Climb
met the first eleven Of the Manhattan cub. the
display Of the science Of the game on both sides 10
St. George off the victors by the scare Of the ri
innings, which stood az affixed:
0EoRGR CirR
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFiCE-ocr To-
Before Commissoner OsBoEN.
pAssrSC COIN IYRFEII GRfENBACkS.

John Pcyton and Matthew Smith were com
ml,t.d Tor examination charged With attempting to pass
counterfeit elO ggcenbses
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

number 456 men, under command Of Major C: s. Monta.
gue. They will leave for Detroit without delay VIE 'ne
| Eew.York and Erie Railway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

THEFT OF BONDS. Ds.-Detectives Vaughan and
Niven yesterday arrested James H. Campbell and
Hiram T. Arrnington for having. on the 25th OF
September last stolen from Archibald Wilson of
No. l49 Hudson st.. L. S. Bonds valued at s250 The
bonds were In wallet beneath pillow. the owner hay.
ing gone down TO breakfast and forgetting to remove the
wallet The bonds were found In the window Of Pre-
serve Gaige, broker, at No. 6JS Broadway. Justice
Dodge committed the prisoners for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUKT.Ucr TO;
The Cour, yesterday morning was adjourned ana
the ..tnz Of The zrand Jury postponed for week OWING
20 t the unavoidable absence Of Judge Nelson nc pels u
aned st Albany by tie sckne. Of .he Judge Of thai circuit