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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24
Dnssennara Arrived.

In steamship T.. rsia from LiverpoolM y Gilado, nrs
,',,,y and maid Mr. and Mrs Hermnnn, Mrs Lean Mis
stL.,snd Miss L. Roe. Mrs. Cegs, MI end Mr.. victor
biltrcn Mr. MoKeuirick Mrs. j. T. Davies mrs JS lara
a. Celeste Elliot, and maid hlrS I'D. Johnson, MIRA mos
rd d,ngh,er C. Cook Mr. Thomas AID brothers Mr. ea
irJcr Cant Folding Msssys Miller. Latham Il. H. Levy j.
.von Mr. and Mrs C. X. Stinde children and nurse Mr.
,,bntbno, Alex Bell Rev. Dr. Deyin j. = Rockwell j. D.
Rsbw,,t. Mr. and Nrs J. Stuart Ir, Col ana Mrs Ely y
r. GG,wo,d lady children and nurse, H. u hoaIse, =
crn MIR Kohn Mr. and Mrs l.. Aspinwell children aud
',v,n,s Nj and Nh. j. w. n Gresor, =. H. Durfee
coana, boyce L. C. Lonsde. r. {. Montsomerie, MT aud
II ,mou- child aud ,ovemes,, MrS Mrs Churchnan
rS n. Iro-ein ,lr and Miss NchcltTee, J. w: WTay,
~ Hitch Mr. enl Mrs Levy, a. Brett toneuH, Mr. and
III. " Thompson Jos Bringhurst, John Iell.n A. Fow
- Wn Mccartney, John GGnut, MI and Mrs JN Queen
ns sn,rk. and Sister NJ aud Mrs C. j. Martin aud cill
an nr and SIR Ackefhnd and infant, j. {. Calhoun:
NJ Waldlridge Mr. aud Mrs Ackerand chdrln and ser
,u,s n L. Jenkins. Wright, :. +. McMaster Master Nc
c,..ry Mr. We'll j. u. Sirdy. Mrs. A. Brierstorf j. {.
crubb s. Prico MIR. aud Mrs Wild II. Croney, q. H. Eng
ISL Mr. Harrison J. Crossied, Mr. Nrcn George Clarke
T. NJ Taylor, ID: ). Jackson Perry sicCarter Mr. Gfon
tenk, mpser +. Morse II. Meskin, H. Lentz George Wnk'
O. C. Keller, Mt and Ms de Ssndos. children and serv
ants d. H. Holmes, w. ]. Florence Mr.. Lamb MI simpson
M and Mrs. Wood Mr. Mezerott. l.. liass, H. Edeerton
Mn and Mrs Keir and daughter Mr.. Anderson Mr. hosen
baum, L. Levy, Mr. Lippet, Ccrero Mr. kubi,chechi
Escando lady b, Frenkel, Godbacher Mr. and MIS-
Wilson. Mr. Lazarus A. Oechs, MI Pollock, MI hshne'
A. Santrrs Mr.. Fraisans, Mr.. Hume, VIM fnday' IN "A.
Randall d. NJ. Davis w McClosky, Robinson a Do'"y
H. q. Bors Mr. Barnot Dir. Davies, Mr. haeAehI''' a
| Becker.
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The ~. Nicholas Hotel C"sc-Committnl
of thc Prisoner-Ile Acknowledges His

The case Of George Gladwin, who was ar
rested for stealing the letters Of Mr. Trowtridgs Of
New.Haven and forging the Endorsement u that gen
teman drait contained in ono Of them. which he
subsequently passed upon Mr. Kirkpatrick n jcweler
of No. 3UJ broadway. beside obtaining packing" OF
THIN and Font Wayne Railroad bond. to The amount
of S10i 90 from the safe oiile st. Nicholas Hotel ul
account Of which was published IN YESTERDAYS TEIUM,
came up for examination before Justice Hogan ycstor
day ~ the Ioomh-.
Mr Joseph T. Miner salesman in the icwclry store Of
Thomas Kirkpatrick. No 305 Broadway, detailed the
circumstances attendant on receiving the forged check
from the prisoner.
MIR. Henry Tfowbrdgo Of tie hrm % II. 1row.
bridge sous Of New "A testified that the indorse
inent on the bnck Of the check was forged
Capt. JOurdln testified that the prisoner had con
fesscd to taking tie bonds from TIE dc'k Of TIE -.
Nicholas Hotel and giving therefor forged receipt,
and that be had also confessed 10 having forged the IN
dorseIueut on the back Of he check.
The prisoner pleaded guilty to both charges anG he
was then committed Oy the magi.irIie.
The trustee Of the railroad bonds Nj Aaron smith
being absent from towa. no action hns been taken IN
that portion OF the ease.
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The Rrokcrs nnd the Revenue Law.


4. = tlR' VI 'ouhi -A."' - -.
r. l.. Cuttine and Others agt. Sheridan Shook
and s,ly,nu. r. a. be and william seymour f sgt. the
same Thee ere bin, h,d BY tie PLAINTIFF % restrain the
lrfcnd.us WHO lr hss-'sog AMI oil The lhy
second District, foni ,.s.sirg and collecting tie internal
revenue taI .od W them On tier own &C
Tie srplIr,on and ergan.nt ~ an Injunction will be
made al Cooperstown fiiay hr 18th Inst hoh Jes be
ius ready The puio between a." bio,es aud Che Treas
urv OF which mi. one step h.. sifry aac'ed much a.
teton through 81. importance both -. snd nnahe Al
question On behalf Of the broker Mes.r' Nian Aen
ma John r Burr OF this city aud MI John I, hnit OF
PLiadeiphia en-a-.i and the Hon ~ = Dchn.on =
u Courtney and John II. Reynolds Tor Tie rof,f"h NJ
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The Iguticr VIII Cnse.
sURROGATE's COURT-Arousr 23-BeioTs Surrogate
TrCKER
IL L RILtlnr -DII

srRROGATE's COURT-ArGuu 21-BeioIs Surrogate
GrcKEE
In re the VIII Of Andrew j. Butler.-Pursuant
10 tho order Of the Surrogate Gen. Butler this mofn, s
p.aed ant hrd on inventory II the estate Of ms deceased
brother The amount returned hy him was 20 81 w. the
afr port Of which consisted In Irol.'oIy notes oil par
ties m th. city. Tie appraisers objected 10 th fr'lh va
n. bud return OF ~. portion of the a.eis Of the deceased
Which We. within this state. and that under the Laws oil th
State such return was insutcirni ,,.,.,.
Mt John X. Hackcii, behalf OF the General W.,
the Surrogate lad NJ iursdcton assets Of the drcohe
In other States andhi to compel an inventory OF a',, ~
Louisiana California and other States. would y. Ihtus
rcnor 10 an eIpense which would have 20 b. repeated IA
.,eh sate which as conscnsor q tho estate tho executor
WIS bound 10 resist ,.,,t.t.,x,,,or
T susrorAir held thai having Grst obtained administration
Of The sisto The Court here had urdcion over the whoc
property Of tn. decss.'d and that return OF VIC 49,,
@ he made here vou. regard 10 the action Of oth.f SUI
ro.se Courts auxiliary this lie therefore old'ed INST
iuribcT inventory b. HE'D in this u er on tr W.
From s order the executor hs. appealed TO the Nenesai
Term OF tie Supreme Court
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Florr; S. s62 qrs Wheat; 5 qrs. Corn 7ye4 Dds
Pork 264 tce Beef 63 tuns Lard 74s Butter 800
TINS Cheese; $50 tuns Linseed Cake; since Sept !.
ls6i-3 5l5, 723 bbs. Flour; l.26s,5 9rs Wheat;
293 7O5 qrs. Corn l4.e66 cwt. Clover Seed 2S S9
bbls Pork 2O7 rs tcs Beef; 966 Lard; 27042
tuns Butter; 1909 tuns Cheese 1880 tuGs Lnseed
Cake; same time 1861 49, 500 bbs Flour; 2252, 16l
Seed 800 $50 bbs Pork; 900 55 ties. Beef 90 936 uns
Lard; l02ie tuns Butter 2l.3lO tuns Cheese 20 l4o
tnns Iinreea Cakc
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MARINE COURT-AuG 2l-Bcfors Justice iiHAnNs'
unNnns 10 TIE LITE IL sTICE NJ CAkIhh.

AZ the opening of the Court belor" Gaining tho
cnenlar Jude Hrafre IN view u the recent death 9'
tie NrC ftLy lat. ol h. Marine Court made the o"'""e
rsiuuris. -.. 10 oc.
Since the last sitting If this Cours here an er.h. ha
rred which i rause -incore regret, NOS alone 10 ~
hat o. LAY colleagues this bench, IA IN" drith oi
Nrtaity n hls been the custom on sneh oeoso ei,,
nc .r of line ,sr .Lould take tho ,irst step but iouO"
inl r'ler BRIGHT eX,upc, IA which tho Oar soi w" ''
eur. make tie order uy self -,.,.l .
I'm the M of INDIE ueCnf,iv this Court has sustained
great los aud .ny pride say that he 80, az ~ r.
MOI alone mi, bench ba, TO the whole Judi bo"y W ~
neri,tly judicial mind and his great senuon to we Go
that before him, aud IN thing, In whih H' no
nit rs ofis Court ~ with me- that IN nu' a..
wa. unsurpIs.ed. do no further 'hzn o'u, =, hs
Couli adjourn TO this day wcea and diEcct Tue oiu' "
entered on the min Jtrs Of the toait ,.f,h., will
" nis funeral via take place 81 o'clock o-ua, '"u' "
be the last mark ef r..pect No pay 10 him
Court Ad IogrL'd 10 Wednesday, aO.h inst
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SUPREME usSBrRs-ArG. 9.-Beio'e
SUTHERLAND.
nErIsIONs.

John Mullaly ag,. the Mayor, &e.-'Judgment Tor
Gl.i6 -. .. A. ,,.ro- L,
1e Commercial Advertiser Association asi the Mayor "
Jud uncut for @1.7,q O., ,.. Ii, ,b
out cot;s.
Inlins Fiseh agt. Delis Fisl.r-Diyorce granted o.,
Chafr. hoscy at. Robert Murrsy-FiVe pei cent Ho"o
on amount due. =, ~, ,..t.,
hrnrnd raynct agt. Caroline s. Phelps. Motion denied
without costa.
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Snperyisors.
OFFICIAL. |

OFFICIAL STATED SEssicH-Monday Aug ~ lot3
The Boaid met pursuant to adjournment In their Chamber
No. 16 City Hall ,,,,,,
Present-Supervisors Blunt Fly, Purdy and Willmann-i
IN tho absence the President Supervisor PUkDY moved
that Supervisor Ely take the chair.
Which carried
No quorum appearing rollcal the PRESIDENT pro em
declared the Board adjourned without day . ., ,
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Passengers Sailed.

In steamship Republic for New0resns-p GoIding MI''
C. McC,uir' j. e. NJ J. Mcclure, Is. White; Rev A. Ssss'
l. NJ Plarrhet II. Little, Major c: y under"ood, w n
S,wenauerkrr Antonio Franz Jos Mart Jno 1asner -
Warner, John Foeh, W. BnFch, H. busAHh hp i0P''
In steamship r. c. knight, for Neutrality-suspicious. =.
Knox Il j. Gilman Scaton Munroe, e. r. Daiey aho ''u1'
ID X Carter \. b. Butts aud lady, and others
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fAdverilsement.I
PINE Apple
TALBOT's COY

CTSTEA~FD MEDIcik PINEAPPLE CIDER will cure you II
you SICK aud well viii prevent sickness. See
long advertisement IN WEEKLY TRIBUNE from April ~ TO
May H. 1900 inclusive send for Circular. One ounce sam
pie bottle cent ice by mall on receipt OF 3c to pay pesSe
t. T. BABBITr Nos. o. 70 u Washington-st, NJ \.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT C0TroY.-At the regu.
lar Wednesday cotton sale, held Yesterday afternoon at
the Merchants Exchange salesroOm No. Ill Broadway.
were sold Cpl bales New Orleans cotton 81 bales Nicks
burg cotton and $50 bales of North Carolina cotton.
The cotton was cassed in excellent order and nearly
oil free from extra baggiug and rope. The following is
a summary of the sales:
Ne- Orle1as and Jic,s5urg Co'fon-Nddlng. 4S,Gf9c.
ouy one bre Of extra u BE-; low Middlny a.. Good
Ordinary A. &c.. Orius-v. &c; Low Oflinlry 3;lc. Re
baed and Kepackcd @sc; Pckinss, l6i d7c. Low PICK
ings. 'c.
Norm Carolina Coffon-Midding 4sc. Low Midilne $50.
Good Ordinary, &c Repa ed and Mixed Packed, Al0sc.
Pickiuss. he. Low Pickiuss. &c.
The best prices paid 4sc for one bale New.
Orleans Mddiing &c. for North Carolina Low Mid
ling and 36lc. for New Orleans Rebaled.
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a. Nea Hops are beginning to arrive and have sold at
Nli, The prospects FOX the crop are much more "a
~ -Die tAan reported few weeks ago. Some lots Of
-. - are held for SIC. Honey ~ beginning 70
W ou' Is too early To cstablIs 81 q price or sell
- - sending in glass jars win PIECES OF clean
a.. 1ed IN With clear strained honey. the whole very
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Steamship Persia (Br) Lott Liverpool 18TH and oussss
town 10 inst. undse and pass, r. Cunard.
Big Alma tBrl. Muller. Rio Jsnero 81 days, coffee, 0e>
Z. Bulley , =, c,n, ma. IL,
days ballast, Nalsh Gamer K Chase. 80
BARK Indian Belle Spates Trinidad de Cuba IL days, sus
Big Louisa Cof st. John. N. By Crowley, Ceniuesos q
days sugar {. II. Tramba. Have been days no''n "
Brig 7. enton AherOn Bridgeport c. B., 10 days COAL I"
Big Henry Leeds, whi,rnOre Linssn 10 days coal c. n
schr Echo Thomas, St, George NJ b. 20 days, 'pas, Jed
schr. Ida. Knapp, Providence for Hsverstrsw.
| schr. Armadiio. Chase New-Bedford OIL Fwsuson .
schr. Jenny Lind Cole, Mschias days. spars, Snow
scbr Ekidder, Eldridgs, Mobile 20 days cotton, R q
schr Rene Lambert, MacAa' lumber and l,A', Thos n
schr. Eva. =. Elirabe.hpor for Providence.
Schr. +. @. Cummings Hanna. Newbury for Boston
Schr. Massachusetts Remission. Rockland, lime. w. =
sehr sula Ann, Rich. Bangor days. with lumber 70
schr VIM GiIum, Dickinson, Middletowu for Phiadsb
schr Benz English, Baker, Providence
| sebr. I D. S. Bspe. Hoirner Boston.
schr Sam Colt Hllsrd, Boston.
schr sas right, Adams, Lingan IL days with coal q
schr Adele Felicia, Elliott. Newbqrs for Norwich.
| schr. Te1as. Champion Newburg for Norwich;
schr Evelyn Crosby, Addison days, with lsth' 70 u
scIr. Horton (Br) Wallace, Windsor, N g. dsy%
plester, d. r. DewofG Co.
Schr Aaron. Park, Providence. 49,
scbr r. PebeIl Fowler Providence for Albany.
schr Bovns, Hunt Lubec, days. with sihs to Jed Bys
GCo. an
| Schr r. NJ CLARK Clark. Middletown for Albany.
schr. Fannie Hoard, Msynew, Porsni Conn. a.,
schr A. Firre, Higgins, Providence for PhilidelphM-
Schr Honest Abe, Foster Boston for Philadelphia
sehr. Niols Palmer. Lngsh, IL days with coal TO Y. -
scbr j. CrandaI Chase Lingan days, with coslto G. y
Swain. nm
schr William o. Boardman, WLe!s, Hartford Tor nm
delphis.
Schr Chase, Mills, Providence.
schr Thomas b. Smith, Kelly, NewBedford' OIL Fmse
Scbr Sarah Jane -, New Bedford, oil, Ferguson .
Wood.
schr N. Hal. Murphy. Norwich:
schr Frederick Hail. Mitchell, Portland and Connectieo
with stone n
Schr William Thomas, Wright Boston. -
Schr. James IL. Deputy, Sturses Boston for Aosny'
Schr Neptune, Britton, Bristol
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Receipts OF Produce.

iO1 cco hs-lSs9l bbls. Flour u 900 bush. Wheat,
,sob.'l Corn. 9s0 BUSH Oais. ls752 bush Rye,
~ psgs. butler. 90 ''''' '1e''
" 'aT week ending August u. i,S5--JO.iJ4 bbls.
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CITY NEWS.

ANNUAL REP0RT or TIE CONTROLLER - RE-
FORMATION BEQUETD-RENIs OF OFFICES FOR Ciih
PURPosLs.-Tbe Annual Report Of Controller brennan
or as lie is Familiarity called the "Great Dead Rabbit oil
the Sixth Ward whose removal from Office by 'neuo'
is GENEROUSLY called for presents the following III
teressng items OF for Offices used by the Cy ana
County Of New.YoTk for Municipal and judicial
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Peaches rather tend downward. sill coming freely
Nm Northern Delaware. while South Jersey is sending
S-gard Freely. A leY very tine Bartlett Pears nave
s,l for Sl5 y bb but they rarely so over So, being
s,~ty during the high. of peaches. Apples and Com
m Pears are more plenty and less called for. Many
5s as Duchess and Flemish Beauty are sent in quite
head q their proper season. The same may be SAID OF
Cab Apples. which do not sell vet RUNS are IN iar
,rralr and 90 Of readily generally at bOut a bush.
fesirdcss OF color BlackberrieS are about dore-a
sa Isvons were offered this morning at Toe. 3 quart
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PosrpoyEMEyT OF Tug IRISH Prc-NIc.-

PoSTPOyEMEST OF TIE IRISH Picnic
The gathering OF the various Irish Societies which was
to have taken place at Joness Wood yesterday was
osponed until mex. Tuesday chiefly account of a
death in the family Of Richard OGorman, esq. who
was hayo been tie principal orator of the OCCASION
The postpcnement unavoidable, but unfortunate
for the day was most lovely and everything at the
Wood in excellent condition for the occasion. The
trees were fresh and brilliant after tho rains the sun
light siftei through passing clouds but recently re-
leved OF their waery burdens. and the air was cool
with fresh breeze from the sea- Mr. Sehilkncchi. the
proprietor OF tie place had also furnished lis hotel with
extra LIQUORS and vands the On'ste booths and places
of amusement we're kewise provided for the occasion
Mr. Pierre Gasquet the proprietor Of tie COW, bull ana
calf combination had FURNISHED mp the hide OF ms
monsirosiiy and oil were awaiting the arrival oi the
sons of Erin. who came rot. Next Iuesdav however
the weather permitting the picnic Will take place lis
proceeds are 10 be devoted to Catholic beneyoeut IL
sttuton in Westohestcr County. the cornerstone Of
" hich was recently laid.
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D1esnOpoud
Uort-iUar1ens' Notice.
STATE o. NEw-YoRK.
Posr-WARpgss' OYpIcR, No. lO4 Waist

NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance witt
section Of the act passed April IA. 1851 entitled A
Act 10 Reorrnss the Warden Oace Of the Port New
Yors 10 al person. Interested in having charge o. the
subject matter OF such inquiry examination or survey tnAs
,hr following vessels under examination oy the -
oape.d w,hin ten days mex: sacceedin. ths notice. -
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IAdvertisement.l

DON'T DYR THg HAIR.-Use BOSWELL a.
WARSgRs CoLoRiPC colors beautifully and natural one
application wash trouble. Mandatory no. DeysI
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TURKISH BATHS No. l3 demonstrations
-Gentemon to a. and to p. m. Ladies, NJ. 10
D. m Greatest Of Luxuries." Try
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SUPREME COURT-CnssHsrs- Au9 ~ ,.
The lion Theodore stuyyesant moved that out
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foot OF Fortiethst., was drowned The body was sub.
sequepty recovered and the Coroner notified to hold
an inquest.
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SUPERIOR COURT - CHAMBRRs-AuGCsr o. - sssoYe
Justice BARB0uR.
- Il. g..

Dy UTTtCtIVH VI VIIo COure "1r 0Iucr ~dB enreTeu
rnpg the Court give the bench and bar opporun
of ending the funeral Of judge Mccarthy of the bsrin
Court out for hun and the order directed DO en-
tered on the minutes Of the Court.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE
''" "'''''''' mas vArxR THIS
Sand, Hat aui liov islsnd. 1915 usu G1s",ls;G
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NFW york. DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, AUGUST a. 1865.

Of respect TO Justice MCCARTHY this Court adjourn for bis
funeral.
His Honor Justice Sutherland said he was sorry to hear tho
announcement of Justice McChys death That as an able
he desired pay this mark Of respect 10 him and
adjourned to Court to Thursday morning. -
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uoaor..e demand but prices are

rry-Pig Is ony ~ onote Banca at 2s.c. Straits 2ot
without change s p4S2iic. all gold Plates have
sg7c and Good o5bae demand and firm prices ave We
s VIZ 90 c 6 CssG' do s.S s5s
6 {SS's Tefne $40 s'SsiO 30 and 'D''0''' '''
tlS T,rFBOyE has been Qnite firm and lar Du'i"'''
dnne in Arctic At &, cash -,o s-,,or bnt not
vas G COY ~ Tbc market IS shade Drrer pur 0'
WHlshl 81 800 bb.s at - l9G - 20 for western
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SUICIDE BY TAKING PoisoX-Tng RESULT OF

SUICIDE By TAKING POisON-THg RESULT or
DoNEsuc IHOUBlLs.--An inquest was yesterday held
by Coroner GOger, at No Az Fast iAiricentA-st on
The body Of Mrs. Mary Hughes, who, on Tuesday
night. committed suicide By taking poison In jam
ary last the deceased married 10 her husband.
Ohm A. Hughes and for n time they resided together
in perfect harmony. short time since, however the
husband became impressed with the idea that the de-
ceased was CnamOred OF another man. she Resented
the imputation when accused by her husband and de-
clared that rather than rest under such lmpuaCn
she would commit suicide. GA Tuesday she went 10
visit friend in Flfth.s and seemed ia good spirits.
bat soon after her return home ia the evening, sSal
lowed dose o creOsotc from the effect Of which she
died on the following morning verdict in accord
anee with the facts was rendered by the jury. De
ceased was a native Of Ireland. aged ls years.
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COURT or cOMMOS PLEAs-CnAnBERs-Au'o'r' 81
Before Judge CARDolo 81, MI.
Ont of respect for Judge Mccarthy Oh 'no "'''N'
Court the Court adjourned ut IL III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

rrs nre not selling quickly a. tie quoiatons though
fhe ccen, ore quite moderate. The &c rand has eyi
5ertlr len off, Sales have beca made Il 25c. at tue
rark but most Of them at that figure with loss OF
sd 26627c at the mark thOagl few are willing to buy
9,r than with loss oi some of the best brands
NcQuote: 40
yewrJersey and Pennsylvania choice. p doz % 029
STATE good marks. 02o
Wes,,r and Canada. - doz., good order. ...26 097
Leg Oats . BUSH. good 600
FNUITS-DRUD.
Very few Apples are changing hands. Mos, o. them
are held at lOc if white and clean. Little doing in
t,y dried fruits while Peaches are abundant. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

The schooner Cornea Of New London. went ashore %
Hallet, Point Yesterday and of at high water.
The schooner Exchange, reported ashore en- Hae fsss
has been got CT.
Mem0randa.
The II & steamship Vanderbilt and the monitor Dcst0
arrived this morning and anchor In the North Rivee
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YorTuPrL TuIEvgs.-Capt. Warlow. and

YOUTHFUL THIgvgs.-Capt. Warlow. and
Officers DOYLE and COnnor Of the First Precinct yea
terday arrested Timothy Fish, Timothy Orooie. Pat.
rick Barry. Join Greenwood and Florence Mccarthy.
whose ares vary from 10 10 years. for having sun.
day last broken into the cigar store OF nessrs Stevens
a. Crown No % BrOad.st. and stolen pipes cigars,
&c valued al S2Os The youthful thieves, finding that
the Police were after them first BID under Pier No. 10
H. r. but finding that II they remained there they
would be secured boldly plunged into tie river and at
tempted 10 escape by swimming A small boat was
procured and the parry captured. A portion Of the
stolen property was oand in their possession The re-
mainGor they had thrown into the river
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

MORE WIVES THAN ALLOWED BY LAW
Most men this side Of Utah oontcnted with one
vile, out If the evidence Yesterday presented before
justice Ledwiih at the Jefferson Market Police Cont
can be believed Hiram Kenny, residing at 10. s9l w.
IwcnyseVenth-st. Was o0utented with not less than
iohr According to the evidence presented before the
magistrate on Nov. 49, no Mr. KENNY was married
10 Miss Mary Louisa smith by the Rev Mr. Beach, at
the VI. Il. Church IN Wost Thirteth-st Al later
period ne married Young lazy residing at Mount
Pleasant n. j.. and a few months afcr TO another lady
On Nov. -, ls6i. he was married by the Rev. j. Il.
Hagsny at the above church to Miss Fmus Jane
Depugb. All OF The women are still living, and from
no OF them has he secured q divorce although wife
No. Is at the present time living with another man
whom she has married. The complaint Is brought by
wife No. 4. Nos. and appearing a. witncssos Tie
prisoner committed for trial in default Of 200
bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

Bark Mary Rentley hence for Mobile days oas-Aos
40 mies Y. Of ua:teras.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

DRowYRD WHILE BATHING. Barnes
willie bathing 10 the North River yesterday. nsAr the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

q BEATEN AND STABBED.-Late on Tuesday
night Patrick Murphy and two companions went into
the lager beer saloon Of Nicholas SchoeD, No % Ave
nue ID and drank As they about 10 leave with
ont paying the proprietor objected, and come words
followed when finally the party turned upon HIM beat
HIM on the head with club, and stabbed him in the
hand Yesterday officer Palmer Of the Eleventh Pro.
oinct arrested Murphy. and Justice Mansfield com
mitted Aim for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

Cab00ges potatoes tlUlps, b0nnHhcs and tomafoos
l,e abundant and sell slowly az low prices. The p0.
a'o crop is evidently large, and high prices are not
arfic.paied VIZ ouofe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24
90 uUbom it man Ccnrern.

ALL SOLDIERS wounded in tAe lire 90, o.
~ duy and heir. such have died without reinr
bonn,v cell with your discharges on LEfFrkdS TT.
NAM Co. Military and Naval BANKERS No ~ Or ash "a:
bonntv Also OFFICERS CLEARANCtS tho"i AN
opTiiyFD LIBERAL ADVANCES MAZE.