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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18

In steamship Hibernis. from Glssgow-Mrs H.v .,x A.
Rss sdI John Ssusy NM H. WI h
three children. Jas Foster Root Foster Robt sous,s ~
c. Boyle and two children Mr. and krs Bukle Mr. ~
sa ]. NJ Laren and WIFE A Parkinson, H. oisOn ~ ~
A. Edward. wife and three Children Mr. and Mrs B.r oys
ford M hsy & Ss.s Elem s' MsnS:s e en-:
Mckenzie, Jas. Hosie. Chas Mckay, c. McDonsld j.ms
Bic.: an, s, wife Ahq, Ind WIN Cooper J Eekise;.
s. Msnsel, VIM. Goodwin, aud as in The steersse
In steamship United KinsdOn, from Gsssow-J z Nsc,s
smith, Mas Hagp, VIM Lorp Mn, Morrison, W@. 5s,,,s
wife and child J: Kane, Maggie Rne, Ann Kane.
ssessn Ws sa s. saI,n
George G: Hubbard, Misc Kais Msuls VIM Langley. r.
ANIME. MI. GsthcaIt sir. q A. Gsrmnsh.n WIN. 1s.s
ger Mr.. Lake, Mis-. Holmes Miss Rogers. 80"
In steamship United States from New-Orlesns-Ms T.
Aai p Cha. sW;fp &d A1:''T' N Anna Ho,. Well
y. Desno, J. w. Wallace, 4. Aubert, Capt j. B. -
F isSt q VI k. Gos1 E. s0f h., 1. " Es!sn:p
sahon and Is in the steersse. =
In Steamship Empire, from Hilton Hs.ALseus Col 3.
Major Bonuey, Major T. Perkins Major r. K. Wssasshy.
CAPT G, 1. stSor. S;pt A. Troy csP. Pierce c.iS
ton Capt. C. H. Coz Capt ). Neral Chaplain E. n Jecss
Can't j. L. Keiser Lieut. C. K Hatfield Lieut.. Daniel hss
Lieut. George A. Reed, Lieut. J'ms' Monitor, Lieut. ".
Lieut. ". g. HoIe. Lieut. $. b. iced. Lieut. J. Z. Jsesl,
Lieut.. Jane. B. Whip Lien,. Thomas P Smith, Asssi
s1tsea" " T nsIaI VIM l. Fse, Tsao B.,ss ",
PeaiTex King c. w. White, Mis-. Laura White Ms f,a
White, Hrs. Bruggmanp, Mrs. A. NJ Cookins and son
Mary Rysn Mira L. A. NJ. Hsigbt and three childfen. Nm
W. Wright, Hosp. stew. c. w. Stockton. VIM. oI6Ds y
ward Cough O. w. Eaton, s. Kipp. Alonso Casi ~ l.
Levy A. L Gu.t:n, Robs GIurz n. y. Grdn' 2, W.! .
King W. E. Robinson J. h. Cole. Joseph Kerr, yohn N
Cean j. II. Sears esq. EdtorEep South About 10 usep
In steamship Granada from Charles,on-J T. Hc.assrs.
Err. Nachnisu, w. ~ Wallace, y. Feldman N. Peusns
Geo. c. Hubbard. Miss Kate Mauc, VIM. Langley, D. !
Annie Mr. C,hcart Mrs. r. 4. Carnin CHAN, Mn 'tcsa
L. G. Clsri, ". C. Dsnner Mr. Spuslin. w. Jaeote,
Ycaser. Mr.. Lake, Miss Holmes, bliss Rogers
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Apryvea.

s,.,m.biy HbernIs (Brs Craig. Glasgow Sept D. ~its
udse I and sss pass. to =. M,tdonaid =, ,a, i.
Steamship Cnited Kingdom tbr Munro, oiaseo~ I'sn 's
Steamship United sases Share, New'oreans "Assm'a'
seamship cons,en.sl Sumner. Savannah 9th inst Viz
Raltiu,o,e % hour. With troops TO u. 5 I'M. :. -.
steamer Memphis (U Sd T. NJ stoddard Annapolis No.
" sses,hp Canada Baxter Charleston "a hours mdse saa
pas, 70 AsS c.rro Lehman Baltimore IS hour. with md..
TO Baltimae Ohio R. R. Co.
s,san.p ss!aar %ss detained Is Ioss q
fS sSs SaSsin tfrsu a1i.,n. H'vrs Aug H. with
ship sebs.topo. ssvin, Baltimore days with e'a !"
sss Alexandra (Br Pallet Havana Is days, sugar, Geo
Bark Volan, cf st. John. y. b., Snow Cow Bay days
s.rs Emile 1rsml Meyer Bremen g days. with nd's
' Bns Cushing Harrington, Sal, Cay T. t. Sept viii
"a" ns .J aimousr' 49,, RoAdout for Boston.
Bns ss-1 Linpsay. Wilson, Lngan 10 days. win 00''
BIZ American Union, Richer New.orlosn' % day" VIII
c0t,Gn Carver TTes Eli,,betbport for Boston
Pig Edward tot Yarmouth n 81, soueCo~ Bay II '''"
sehp Maryland Sterling Beaufort, N C.. days. D''s
Sem, ora.os, Kelly Msehias with lumbar to simps's
ssGr. C,spisn Holmes EI1ahethport for fsH''a
scbe Van Buren,, Montgomery: Oshis
S,hr Andrew Peters, Birch Macniaa
Schr =. 4 q. Small. Cole. MsehA<PotA
Schr Ottoman North Bangor 49,,
schr. Massacbasetts. Kennis.sn kooanna'
srhr a " Baldwin. Hall. Gca,es.I.
scb, Te,s. Collins, Boston for hondous ,,.,
Schr ~ Fillmore, Cha-e, Boston
SIR M.diori Hopkins New.brdfcrd.
ssh,. Mediator Davis, fslRive
SSff, RonnJ Crook, -, Providence.
S.h, slij, Eaton Providence for Rondout
Ss, John Compton. Hall, Providence.
scbr' Chase Mills, Providen e Tor Roadout.
SIR Milton Norton, Providence,
scbr r. n Hammond. Crm, Proyideuce
schr Mai. Merrill. Providence.
SIR Anerica Reynolds, Bristol.
scbr o. X. Ethcraee New. sven for Elzsoethpen l
scbr Georgia q lGsb. Eew.Haven.
scnr j. r. Oamsge, Wood, New Haven.
schr Mary Brockwsy Davis Norwich.
Sehr Buena VISTA Mclean, Bridgeport for batino'e
Schr j. A. Rider. Rider, Port Jefferson
Schr Gen. Marion, burlington. Sag hafoor.
Schr Comet -, kiverhend. ,,,,--.
srhr Martha Collins Collins, Eaton Neck for bsnmc~
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....

Cleared.
Steamship City Of London lBr Petre, Liverpool Joha q
steamship Ocean Queen slocnm. Aspinw al, D. 3. AnsA
Steamship Liberty, Wilson, Havana, Hsrgoos Co
Steamship Evening Star, wipPeuny Nsw-orlesn'' 's"ss
stesrlship Victor, Gates OrssnA Livington Fsa
Steamship Fung shuey Hlbreth, Nsw-orlesns r. B.
steamship Gulf City Stewart Mobile. Smith Dannira
Steamship Nightingale Breaker, Savannah LivnS"on
Steamship Nevsas C.saeuter, Savannah, wsksmAn Geo.
kin L Dickinson. ,,,,- DID,.
Steamship Ahsmbrs, Benson, Charleston, 4. Le~y.
Steamship Twilight, spicer. wilmington LSns'''n' r''
Steamship D. H. Mount Bschus. Newbern. c. Gosd.ps.d
sesmshp Yssoo. Couch Norfolk and Richmond hsheAes
Steamship Hst,erss Parrish Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond. Livingston Fox L Co. 80, MIN
Steamship Chesapeake sherwood Portland, II. B. Cro@-
Steamship Sea Gull, ri.h. Baltimore. j. 3. Small.
Ship Orru Bir. Liverpool Spoford, Tf'eston Co
Brig Frederick D.n CuspeIsOn, Bahia and Rio Jsneire
Punch. Meincke 4 wendt.
Brig Jeremiah. Ford, Phiadelphia. Walsh l. Carver
Brig Relic tBrj. Burneister Havsna, y. =. Philip.
Bril- Annie Collins (Br, Smith. st. John N r., A. Smith
Big 2 Neviu. tBr,, s,,nwood, Sydney, C. B.r.LN~
Bri; Agpe. Frazer tBr) Frazer PictOu. n. s., McCA
Firth. 50
Schr. J. W. Hatheld tBr) Potter, St John. d. "
schr Onward Orb wietwire, ST. John, n. >, D. r. De-
Wolf r.
schr Pioneer Tucker Jacksonvils. ~ L. NtCrssdy c'%
Scar Ann Elizabeth Graves Norfolk, T. Chse , VI
shr Ar1ons tBr), Hsvanagb' ST. John, Gb' A. o. '"''
Schr. G. D. Horton (Br) Smith, S. J'hn' N B.. D. r Do
sloop Rhsds Island Whitman. Prsvidencs. O. n sTsns
han.
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson X. H., Depot 3oth.st. and
loth,sye., and BY Harlem r r.. pepo. 26ths.
and 10, .. H.. via Harlem II .. m. and 20 o.
Sunday train. via hudson River, . p m City
and Oitv Hal aud 2otb-st. station.
10 Albany landing a, y rrneiPsl place, on r the bud
and Saturday,, aud Daniel Drew, Mondays. We'd
nescays and Fridays, from foot oi Desbrosses-st
To ts,n n.y. w. n .,ssusr &, Jssn o.ia1. We'd
nesIays and Fridays and the Hendrix Hudson,
Tuesdays, ThursdIys and Saturdays from pier ~
70 Baltimore, by the New-J-r.ry X. r., foot Of
Cc1risndt-si. aud III a. M. p. M, end IL
midnight sunday..........
To bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport, leaving Peck
IT, !" .,,m.,. CIV Of Bath ever, a;a
day. and Jersey Blue. every "Wednesday, from
ro boston & BY New London line. Pier 50 N. r.,
and Neptune Line Pier n y. X, daily (Su'day
TO 'fs g.on. by Newi:vrn Il r. Vi; Springfield.
70 Boston ' By New Haven X r. sii., and 4tS.
sv. via Shore Line u! sud " NJ. Sandsy..... sp n
Of fssnsiS:.i. n. R. every Tuesday and Thurs.
day at p. M. aud every saturday s....".....
To Csnandsigua, Rochester, Buffalo, SaiGuancs and
H7 10 :. ms and s om Immigrant trsin........ p III
To Long Branch by Rsritan and Delaware Bay r.
r., via steamboat Jesse Hoyt. from pier 3 N. t..
M........................ q m
slip f. a. IN aud $50 D. IN
Morris and Fsex r. r., foot Of Barclayst., at
$3.50 BY ssn,e road for sta ions west OF
Miburn al 10 p. N. Morrisown Express..... p n
To Hudson Cstskill, Bristol, and West Camp;
steamer leaves loot Of Uarri-on-st, North River,
Monday "Wednesday and Friiy............... p. q
To New barrh Poughseepsie, Roundout and Kings
ton. landing ct Cozxrns Dock. West Point and
Milton the st-smer Mary Powell daily from foot
ofDeshrosse~s., n. u P.
70 -IIavtn. eonnrc,ins with n. r. for Hartford,
and Embellishments leave Peck Slip at " =,
TO Nswii.yc, BY tho N-wiiss,n RR, ribs,
and lth-av.. at T. III g. l2i. 3:$S ~. and y
To Norwak. landing at Whiestone, City Island
and Greenwich. by steamer John Roner. pier %
T.. H.. Peck-sip) daily :.....;...:;.......... y p
To the West, by Central Railroad OF New,JeIsey.
via Allentown from foot of Liberty-st-. N. T.,
T. m, IL IN. aud $500 .. Sunday tram. :..:. p
To Peekskil. by steamer Norwalk from pi.r foo.
OF Harrison st.. ". r.. daily, without eIcep1Onl
H8a IN. Lands Ut 3uth-s,.
10 PhiadelphIa, by New. Jersey Rs.;road, foot OF
Couuandt- st., I. 10 and II ,., IL w., and6D.
aud IL midnight. Sdnosv................. p nj
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.. Lane.
To Staten Island. by steamers from Pier No l9N.
r.. near Dey st. at :. g. 1890 a M. 1880.
Up. m. On Sundays. Q, 1899, l2m., 100. ,, i:3o.
o.. snd INV p IN
70 Troy. by steamers Vanderbilt aud Rip Van Win
HE, daily, (Sandays incladcd) Saturdays ex-
oeped) pier 10 N. r. p
To Washington. by New-Jersey II. T. foot Of
midnight. Sunday. p.
To Whiiestone. Greenwich and Norwslk BY steam
er John kom-r, leaves pier ~. h. H.. daily, ter
eepting Sunday 1t "
For further information In regard to Railroad Time Table,
see advertisements IN another mart Of this paper.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COUR--CHIsBEns-sKPr I6.-Befors Justice
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
The People ex rel Lizzie Wolf agt. Joseph Wolf
Wit Of hsbo4s corpn. Dismissed.
Before Justr. MoscRiEr
Thom.s Fitzpatrick sgt. Nathan AxerMotion for refer'
sntcd.
Matt d. Innan sgt John X Inman.--M otion denied.
Martin ZbJrowsN g-- Robert BleikieMo'ions denied
Hannah IS. Brsdy at. G-ofae H. WGrngMotion srsuied
Walter ). Cutting Rorieyn Van VaIkeDburgn.-O Order
granted
William Hains Ggi. Aiphrus snith-Order granted.
yAu.e. 4 hd agt l-ssc G. Pratodrs-UIder granted
Tli1, NAld.ck at. Wiipm Walfvck Motion granted.
Caihariue suan agt Henry ,undnacke Motion granted
Charles Deunson at. 10 eph H. bHehColnisson les acd
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Rsc.lss: H. N.Y.. B. Pea z; ysla.sest. J. Hss.r,
Je.eph Fox. O. Dieter James Rybsci, A. Kstsss. W. ~
nd family Jenkins and family c: p Convey u lsSss.
H. s. Rogers, 7. ossry J. a. cerln ssa Is n IL 49,
age.
In steamship Flung shuey for New-OriesnI4 g. &c.,.
Capt Elk Mooney, Col Jsnes St. Clair Brig Gen. ]. A.
Basda Mr. John Sohmeister thres children and ssrv.
W. Appleton, John Davis, lady aud child; Mn J. q ~.
son, s. s. Fish, William Wilson. John Noble D. NV
Nolan II. s. Garry Samuel Blsir Moses CoIss j. CccSv K
strauss, Weber, Miss Eliza Miles. J. Brooks CT q
Sherwood. N. Cooley, James Bsnsher, q. B. HosxSts~
A. Bechst, ". L. Banner, r. PitI Williams w W. cSs,s
T. Carter George townseed James B. McKenze Mon i5
inyston. Charles Peck. Charles L. Long John Driscou
Andrew w. B. jenkins, w. McRss II. D. Tonpiiss
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A BowyRy TuTEp CAuGHT.-On Saturday

afternoon Mr.. Edward Griffith OF No so4 Bfoadway,
went into saloon In the Dowery. near Grandst. and
asked William Jost Bowery thief. 10 drink With him.
After pirtrkine. Mr.. Griffith took OFT bis wallet. con.
tlnirg sICs TO pay the bill Jcst Immediately grabbed
IL and ran into tie street. He followed by Officer
Wilson Of the Eighteenth Precinct who passing at
The time and captured bat IN his hisht threw away
the wallet IL was found aud restored the owner.
Justice Mansfield committed the prisoner for trial
without bail He SAYS that he is native OF Halifax.
aged Is years and waiter ut No. JOG Vesey.st.
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tby Seed h In fair demand at e5 25at5 50 p bush.
Rough Flsx Seed il firm at % 05De3 10.
TALLOW-The market is more active and decidedly
better; the sales n at lea ioic for Western
and l6l al lie. for Prime City.
WHlSKY-The market Is better with fair de-
mand sales of 472 bbs at 81 % for St1te and 81 2s0
81 20 for Western, closing firm at So 2siG s229.
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Capt. James Carlisle of the propeller Wisdom,
plying on Lake Huron stands charged by the passen'
gers on board bis boat with having refused to assist
persons In dis,ress on board another vessel the same
being held as lsgrant violation OF customary etiquette
among captains on the Lakes and In the highest degree
censurablc Some Of the Western papers show up Capt
a,risle in a manner not likely to produce the most
tranouil feelings III that persons breast.
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HIauwAY RonnERY.-Iohn Tasney. rcsidin.

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-John Tasney, residing
at No ~ Tilary-s was attacked Ia Navy 81. on Sat
urlay night by two men. and robbed Of 81 So officer
Wimarth Of the Forty fourth Police Precinct pursued
the afsaants and succeeded In arrestng OF Them
named James Mckinney. The accused is charged BY
the police with being one OF gang who frequent the
City Park. rObbng any one whom they Lay deem
II safe " attack. lie was held for hearing.
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A DESPERATE SCOUSDREL.-cA Saturday
night while Peter Affourtit Of NJ 506 Pear.st. was
passing through watert be vas met by Patrick Mad.
den. who attempted 10 slab him with drkknife; fall
ing In this he scoundrel drew pistol and was abOut
~ ire when arrested by Officer McGill Of the Fourth
Precinct Justice Bowling yesterday sent him TO Black
wells Island for six months.
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HELD poR TRIAL.-Edward and John Bothan
were on Saturday he'd by Judge Walter to answer be-
fore tie Grand Jury to oh0rge II highway robbery
preferred by August Gashecler. The robbery WIS al
legged TO have been committed the night OF the Sd
inst mt the corner Of Grah9m.aye and Smith.st. T.
ID. EDWARD MEG ynn and Join Price, who were ar
rested on the same charge, were discharged.
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A free lecture will be delivered this evening,
Mt O'Clock in the Rev. D. W. X. Bncklands church.
West Twenty.,bird-st. near Fifth.aye. by the Rev.
Arthur Wming Missionary for the past thirty years 10
the Island of Hayi Snbject: The Religious aud Po-
iticn Condition Of Hayt in Connection with the Pres
ent Revelation in that Island" collection will be
taken at the cloee.
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DIED OF HIS INJURIES. Dennis Keevcr, who
was shot in fight near the OF Fulton and Clas
son.uvs few evenings since. died at the City Hospital
on Saturday night JOAN Mai!t. who Is accused oi
having fred tho shot is under arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18

The Lighthouse Board give notice that fixed
Light white between The bearings Of n W. and n NE
and red when bearing nom N N. z. Z. s. E. BY E. "a
feet above the s shown Werdef Island Gulf of Mgs
Also revolving white hight ~ feet above the ses on the
southern extremity Of Kin Island Gulf Of Riga
Also fixed red light the Plateau Dc 10 Bsnehe Loire
River, 10 feet above the
The Board also notify that the lights on Points Dc Grave
aud Isle Pstoras been altered flashing lights
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Too MANY wIvEs.-OfIicer Law of tho Essex

Market Police Cont Saturday arrested joseph
Gartner On the complaint of Pauline GARNER OF NO. 30
FORSYTH ST. The conpl iinlnt states that on Dee 81
lsC3 she was married TO the prisoner by the Rev H. r.
Marie Of No 4e forsyhi. thai soon after he enlisted
and remained away until May last tnt after his retarn
he remained ith her for the spnce Of two days when
he abandoned Ter and that she Ia informed that on
June IL be wa married 10 Miss Salome hefer. by
the Rev Heinrich Fouko Of No 50i East Nioth-st.
Tie ast.named lady appeared in Court and substan.
Hated the litter pat Of the chage. The prisoner was
committed BY Justice Mansfield.
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Live stock Over tho Eric Railroad.

Statement Of Live Stock transported over the Erie
Railway for tho week ending Sept 6 ll6 cars OF Cattle,
ii do Hogs "a do Sheep, DO Horses. do. Calves.
do Poultry; total cars Of Stock for the week loa;
increase, 81 cars.
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SUDDEN DEATBs.--On Friday night woman
named Ann Lahey 80 years Of ere, residing in South
First-st near Eeyenth-si. f. d., died suddenly with
COMMISSIONS Ar infaut clid named Burns, whose
mother lives at No. 2s2 Grabdst. died suddenly on
Saturday morning from alleged snlocation.
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su,o,pn BY JUMPING FROM WINDOW.

SUICIDE BY JUMPING FROM A WIND0W.-On
Saturday morning. Mrs Mary Laddin while lsborine
under temporary bit OF insanity th'e~ herself nom
the window Of her apartment in The second story Of No.
l45 WortL.st. and no badly Injured that she died
soon after Later In the day Coroner Collin held an
Inquest and verdict in accordance with the facis was
rendered by the Jury. Deceased was native OF Ire
land aRed a. wears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18

RoBBrD. Gavan, residing on the
corner OF Canton and Taryss., robbed Of $50 on
SATURDAY night while IA drinking saloon in the neigh
borhood Of York.st. and UudsoG.a,e. Several men
were srrested ON suspicion but all discharged. II
being shown that none OF them had anything to do
Vii thu theft
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ATTEMPTED FELosIous AssAULr.-On satur

ATTEMPTED ELONIOUN lfNOAULTs- t'HIFII
day night stephen Ryan. an IRISH laborer. aged -
years became intoxicated ard acted In a disorderly
manner in front Of his residence, No. f06 Wrter'st.
Officer Meyland Of the Seventh Precinct ATTEMPTED To
nr est him when the drunken desperate endcavored 10
thrust a bayonet, with which be armed, through
the onlciai He 9ss arrested. and Justice Mansfield
held aim 10 boil In the sum Of $500
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Felix Massr, a frenchmbn, residing nt No. 2Dl
Cburch.st while In the lapor.bier saloon. No.
portion Of his under ZIP Bit III hy Richard Ill. VITO
deser bcs hinsefas Irish painter, aged 30 years.
lately fiom Boston. The disgusting brute was mr..
rested md committed IN default Of g., so bail b. JUS
tce Ledwith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18

COLLIsIoN-On Saturday while freight
car of the New.Haven Railroad was passing through
Centre st.. it in collision with bOrse and wagon,
driven by Owen Carroll Of Brooklyn; The horse was
killed and the driver slightly injured The accident Is
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Receipts or Produce,

SEPT l6-3424 bbls. Flour. 7.770 bush. Wheat ESQ
busb Barley, pkgs. Lard, leo pkga Provisions. DO
pkgs Butter.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Rises. $40 Sun Set,..-606 Noon rises. ~
rIaH WATER THIS pAE
Sandy Hook. <:47 Gov Isand... 7z3 Hell 0sse.' y"
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BIsOOALEN NEWS.

ACCIDENTAL DIowYIyG.-A boy named
Thomas Collins. years of age whose mother re-
sides In Kent.si. Grecnpoint Saturday afternoon
accidentally fell into tie river ut The foot Of Kents
and was drowned. The body was recovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18

BROOKLYN CITY CoUnT-The jury trials for
the Seeu Der OF this Court will he commenced this
(Aonoay) morning. The first 20 causes tho calendar
will be called.
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sgsn live with him. they having been separated for the
past five years. She refused and he then drew vial OF
audanum Hom his pocket and swallowed the contents.
He was conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital, but NO hopes
arc entertained Of his recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18

Total amount OF
This is an increase over last years levy OF
o. 81 OO6 Is and requires tax OF 81 ga on the tl00
On the reading Of the items. Mr. Ely raised an obec'
ton TO the Of s2 0c0 Tor armories and drilroous
lie stated that the Committee. Of which no was men,
ber had reported t2 900 for that purpose but had
ben increased without their knowledge to 5000 and
this being corrected II had been suddenly increased
$4,000. lie moved TO strike out the item.
Mr.. PURDY defended the appropriation The change
in open Board and was. he considered. proper ex.
preston Of the feeling Of the local government toward
them.
The motion Was oet
Mr. ELY would have objected n the e300 900 Item for
the Court House. hut he understood the money
had already been raised and expended. he would not
now raise IT,
Tho President Mr.. TWEED. objected to the item OF
Judicial Salaries SiJ6 Us ~. The Controller had
originally reported the required for that pur
ppse $40 rs a. He understood the difference TO
the salaries OF the Sessions Judges lie
had carefully examined the Law under which they were
appointed cut had not been able to find any authority
their payment. That he had no other reason for OBJ
lection. but thought it better those gentlemen should
to Albany for their pay than that the whole
tax levy should be viuated Tor this item. lie moved
that tho originally reported by the Controller be
substituted in place Of the present sum.
The notion was carried but afterward reoonsidered
for the purpose OF referring the question to the Corpo
ration Counsel
Mr. SHOOK renewed bis motion for the insertion Of
e5o.1o0 for tho payment OF the census enumcrators
After some discussion. In which Mcssrs. PURIFY and
Tweed repndiasd all intention Of attacking the Secre
tary Of State but insisted that blundcrs and omissions
had been made OF which the city should take some
day allow time for submitting this question to the
CORPORATION Counsel
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Tax Levy for 1S8J-The Approprint
tiou for Armeries-The New Csutf
House Coustrucsion-Pwye Of Justices o.
Special Scssisns-Paymc nt Of the Cen.
sus Enreilers.
The Board met, pursuant to adjournment. at
70 o'clock on Saturday last the President the Hon.
WIN. n. Tweed. IN the chair.
Mr.. PURDY called up the special order Of business,
viz tho consideration Of the report OF the Committee
on Annual Taxes.
Supervisor SHOOK moved that tho sum OF $50 coo be
inserted in the levy for the purpose Of paying the
sus enumerators. After some discussion, Mr. Shook
temporarily withdrew his motion.
The report OF the committee was then read for tho
purpose OF allowing members Of the board to object to
items. The aggregates as follows:
For State Tax and State Schools. .. g. c24 900 IS
For County purposes .................. 1874 900 SO
For City purposes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9.6e6,967 81
To redeem Re, enuc Bonds issued for pay.
ment OF Judgments. SS, S6a -
Publio Charities. Cleaning and Grading
Streets, Fire Department Fund. Judi
cal Salaries and some minor Items. Do. 967 a
Total. $40. la. COS i2
Less revenue Of City and County. o. 5a5 600 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures. n.5J2,OO5 ~
Add FOR deficiencies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 52i 093 81
Tot, ar,o,,t ~ Tav as al
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NEw.YORK HOspITAL.-There were in this
ms tuition on Saturday go patients. During the week
s3 were admitted IS discharged cured or re-
hcved and IL died.
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RrpGEwoop FLOUR Mill on FIRR.-Abo

o'clock on Saturday evening fire discovered in
an upper story Of the Rideevood Flour MILL corner Of
Grand aud Firststs.. T. d.. but e1tiRguished be-
fore II made much beadwsy with slight loss.