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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
RATS AND THEIR USES.

Te Edtog IF The n " TTtbtDe.
sB: cut from TIE TRIBUNE Of this day the follow
MARINE DIsAsrER-Acting Master Holly commanding the
from Key west on the 9TH when in latitude north lon.
gtude 800 west be discovered large piece Of floating tim
sa Tey pcd to be the captain second mate cook and
Of the British bark AmbroseDe which foundered
oueensoSr and when picked were without clothing
and nearly exhausted The ran small the sea heavy
hold on until rescued These men were the remainder Of crew
OF IS 10 Of whom perished It appears from report Of this to
astsr by Acting Holly that the parties rescued
miles distant nom the nearest land Their vessel onndeed IS
Hore . rough ram thrown together In hurry saved
all that were saved from this unfortunate vessel.
Had there been proper ran probably all would
have been saved There subject painful to con-
template the fact of vessels steamers particular
going TO sea full Of passenger with little Of
eaying life In disaster boats have generally proved
es when the means OF saving life through rats are 30
easily 10 be obtained.
In the case Of the Evening Star most, If not all could
have been saved had there been RATS that vessel and
in that Of the Central America where several hundred
penshed very few would have been lost as there
schooner, the FL Dorado close 10 her when she went
down. and the schooner kept close the place where the
steamer foundered until the morning The Central
America foandered at 7;45 m. The NEXT morn, st
cling for life on the water, and several hauled
board OF the vessel and saved More would have been
saved but the vessel had lost her boats the gale
which the Central America foundered. -.
The hfe-nsurance companies in our country can do
much In diminishing the rsk Of going 10 sea- in insisting
that those who ask permits for that purpose shall name
their vessel in the application and unless the vessel is
well furnished with the means OF saving life shall charge
Spremium for the permit which s generally granted
without charge. This would oblge the owners Of the
vessels 10 be well provided with esayng apparatus as
no prudent person would venture himself in vessel
without IT, particularly he would have TO pay more for
his passage in the way Of permit The lfe-nEurance
companies get ell the necessary information 70 act
upon from the marine insurance companies a. TO the
vessels character and equipments
We trust that the excitement caused by the loEses 70
numerous around may not be allowed 70 die away with
out some useful resuts II do not avail ourselves Of
che feeling existing TO have proper legislation
On this subject every year will bring recurrence Of these
Disasters B.
New.YorL, Oct %, 1866.
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POLICE Trials.
Before Prsdsn, Acton and Commissioners Bergen and hsnss
A FAMILY QUARREL-

FAMILY QUARREL.
Every man who has ever unhappily attempted 10
becomes voluntary srber between man and wife In
quaTe-a disease which attacks both parties simu
aneousy with equal vulency4nd has found that 10 very
few minutes the party In whose behalf his championship
volunteered has turned upon him. and has become the frcssi
Of bis enemies viii always think twice be undertakes
similar championship second time II IL well Known 70
persons who're situation Ia LIE obiges them fequenty 70
witness quaires and fights between man and wife, that no
matter bow brualy has been beaten 70 whatever
dangerous eint tho beating nay have been carried b. Who
should the outsider get the better Of the husbanafnd the wife
turn upon him. and bring against him the rn force Of every
weapon she can at the instant command
Pew men have realized thu force OF his unysYyng pn
cple domestic ppgses mor thoroughly than did 0aeer
Daniel Welsh against whom james Tucker brought charge
before the Commissioners for Improperly assns and beating
him. soon after he had been engaged quarrel with
his wife.
From the testimony OF both parties appears that Tucker
who carIman living At No IN Franknst, had severe
quarrel with his wife and only too frequently dons By
severely and brtey that he uOs Of teeth out fact
hearing tSs. their mother wss bling Ssasn ssd seeing
thing Of II themselves for policeman when Oeccr Walsh
asked M Ticker she would 70 the station and .ssy
complaint and she Promised soeo 10 whseupon the omes
II mailing the arrest the Ohcsi wac resisted BY Tuels and
the Policeman foun neoesssyto apply the Icons, 10 bring
bis prisoner 10 Submission and gel him 90 quietly 20 the sss
For this Mr. Tucisr broush, To officer before the Connie
sione charge Of Illegal arrsi snd undue violsucs In the
M being called did not hesitate to sis the part Of
her husband although 81 The Vim, Of the asst In the monsnt
o. her passion she bed called ns power the law to protect
Der from that very hnsbsnd shown that In the making
tie arrest the ocef found 10 necessary 70 sahs the
ppao. ssys blows with HE slub account Of bis dstsf
A ne whole sssr was evidently family row. which the
husband though V, snssre.'. bad .',isd sh hs s's 5
sT sG 3. Is % % sss ss %S Ter
ssanoo 70 "bfeak hin, tho commissioners WIN d"retsn
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THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE.

Sra; desire to call the attention Of all lawabidng
athens TO recent Transaction Of Mr. John A Kennedy Super
sDaeadent Of Police On Sunday morning, the 2is inst
esIoA apou Mr. Kennedy Ia his Office No. 800 Auberyst
and stated 70 him in perfectly courteous manner that had
tythirdsE, NJ ~ TO ask thai be send an Officer to
pFosegve order during the hours Of divine ttry!ee.
Ar. Kennedy not only refused this request but an.
sverod with profa0e denuncatoDs Of The Society,
ana ordered instantly 10 leave the Office Feeling that had
committed no breach Of etiquette privilege vhs about %
ga WA had been ny odense when Mr. Kennedy seized bold
81 ne and violently eseed me from the room At The same tine
Using pr0dans and ebaslye language
an aotusteA solely By Of duty 20 the public and
aess fof sepFotecon In making the FOREGOING statement
seas "a servant Of the people NAY thereby Be restrained 10
tae oSseht Of society. Very respectfully
Hsw York, Oct %. 1865
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
NATIONAL RAILROAD CONTENTION

An adjourned Convention of Railroad Presidents,
Superinendents and Chief Engineers held at the st.
Nlcholns Hotel yesterday noon.
In the absence OF tbs President Mr. Thompson the Vice
President y. H. Sturgeon ohciated Chairman The at
tendance very slim there no. being 20 gentlemen
present The charmen Of two three committees reported
Mr. H. IArobe Chairman Of the Committee Railroad
Construction Bridges Engine Houses Repair Shops and
wser Stations verbal report In which he recommend.
r. sS aSS n Of said Bfsaa TO b. paid
liberal salary Which was referred 70 special committee VI
MI A. Welsh Chairman OF the Committee on Signals and
SAFETY Regulations made report IN which he recommended
The pe Of safety signals on all the railroads he stated that h
the practice now 10 use danger signals which were very
unsafe when the danger signal aid appear the engineer
recommended that there should b no danger signals used
that In cas-. the safety snsi was not seen the snsOss S
s compelled 10 p
10 spend monsy In canton than TO pay damages for accden
Timber reported that he had examined several plans for the
preservation OF timber and would recommend that committee
disappointed 70 wtnes the experiments Of various plans for
accomplishing this end and tina, they report to the Convention
Several communications were received nom inventors r
PAinns the Isr. Of their various paten which were To-
Only the following Road. represented IN the cOnven
tom Psnnsylvanls Csnira Northern Central Pennsylvania
Northern Missouri Wilmington and Weldon Camden and
AmbSy Rome wsiertOwn and osdenseprss Connecticut
e1is and FrsSeressSays Boston Concord Montreal and
White Mountains Shelley and Broad Rysri Chicago and
nah Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore; and Richmond
fredsneksburg and Potomac
There being other business before tho Convection 10 ad
journsd 10 meet to-day at 10 o'clock n IN.
EN- ..I ATLANTIC COAST LINE 81
While the convention was session there was meeting Of
tho officers Of tho Atlantic Coast Line Railway Companies 70
arrange uniform schedule Of time and TO ADOPT form OF
tcis,s The following roads repreeened NewJsrsey
Transportation Company, phiadsphiA Wilmington, and
Roanose Baltimore and Ohio washington branch Richmond
and Predsrcksburs Richmond and PetsrsbG Petersburg
add weldon Richmond and Dsnyllej Raleigh snd 9astoni
North Cafona Charlotte and South Carolns Wimngtoa
and Weldon; Wilmington snd Manchester Nerth Eastern %
Chsrle.teni South Csolins Georgia George Csnnst
Alabama and Borida, Mobile and Great NorherR and,
Morgan Line OF Steamers from Mobile 10 Ponensrtrain
The members Of this convention unable 70 attend the
National Rsssy cesvsrtion as ,hsy we're both 10 sssasa a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
CRIMINAL COURTS.
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
IBsfors Justice Ledriih-l

DANGEROUS AssAULT.-Ms. Isabella Irwin, residing
No lS Spring Tuesday evening violently beaten
the head and body BY her husband Charles Irwin and was
20 severely injured 10 be unable appear In Court Charles
committed await the result which II u feared viii b
fatal
LiRcEsT-EiEa Yong charged with stealing several srti
cles wearing apparel In all worth ~ from clothes line In
Eliza Smiths yard No 25s Hudson viii have occasion to
asear before tho speciA SsdonS Court TO for her
ft1kiees
no ol6e< oases at this Court yesterday unrepood DO
Ing Ga ehnrses On prostitution and vaf.soy
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CHADzRs-Ocr e4-Be.
fore Judge BRADY.
NOTION FOR ALIhONY

NOTION FOR ALIhOSY
.--.-..t Eliza Bogert agt- James Bogert
The wife asks O partial divorce on the ground OF
crS treatment alleged ccnpracy get her 70 leave the
State and 90 Indiana where tbs husband might get diyoce
ON bs own an0 asks any the prosecution OF her
suit The husband denies all the allegations Of the wife, and
says that she married him for hpo6y c hun Voluntarily
and now chases him about for money thai he Roensre
man and wiling now 20 take his wife back.
The Court reserved its decision -- 10 r' 800
SPECIAL TysN-OCT e.-Ileforc Judge CARDoZo. .
: White oct Havemeyer-MenDrandum TO settlement OF
Stewart AIT. DaVis.-Findings settled fr. lI'
IHis AIT Hcddon-MotiOn fq attachment denied with
out costa defendant may have e days 20 prepare and serve
proposed papcrs- .
Schmidt agt Appropriateness Lttied. ..f
Before judge BRADY -.'i
Hartman agt. Neutrality-suspicious. settled -...f
I. : Before judge DAILY. ... .
Manor ast The Mayor ao.-Csse settled
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
ARRIVAL or A Nrw rasscn srrAxsa-IAs new

French steamship 81 Lssrent Capt Bocsnds fen Hs'rs
arrived at is port yesterday hsr fra, voysgs vAs large
number Of passengers and full cargo of msrcAanda The 81
Lauren, len Brs.t on tho 18th Inst Of Alhoysh shs
much bad weather aud ebo arrived OF
sandy Hook ioa N yesterday making Che passage IN 10
dave aad ~ honrl ...... M ... l... 1919 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

had no, been checked the oy evidence OF their delivery
10 the company the letter in question Tho jury rendered
a verdict for plaintiff for s442 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
CIVIL COURTS.

United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFiCR-0cI %
n Before Commissioner WHrrE
AN ALLEGED DEALER IN "QUEBB." .
y II III. United states agt John Foster
Tho following testimony explains abe case:
Aaron McCarty-Know prisoner known him year /;
saw him In September 1865 tho Carson House IN Crosby ST.
bad business with him bought 50con counterfeit cur
rency notes from him at that time assistant OF one OF
the officers Of the Secret Service OF the Treasury Department
and think bought about twenty stamps from the prisoner paid
40 cents the dollar for them good money think all
tho package shown the bills bought OF him know
three four for marked them the currency bought
all ake am still In the service Of the Secret Service DE-
partment. rf-lf 40 tliINl - 80
In Che Secret Service Department do MT know where no
last him In last August saw the bis sinoe
gave them 10 Lowell ell Lowell was presentwhen
marked the money. Ell" rtFF --..f ..t'
Adjourned 10 the 3Nh inst. at 2pm. t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-0cr. H-Beore
.r ..a .It4 ...f Judge, SsdA1i.EY - -...I
"oAsH SOMETIMES MEANS sPBoIE.

"CAsH 7" SOMETIMES MBAfs SPECIE.
Lawrence Gladstone ct al agt VIM Champeriain et a.
In this case, reported in yesterdays TRIBUNE anu
IN which the defendants are sued for the difference In vauo be
tween 900 legal tender notes and the same amount IN
gold the ground that they In charcrng me fesse o.
PLAINTIFF agreed TO pay that amount In co inc jury proeeh'
In verdict for plaintiffs for el6oo6 .r.. .r
O.. rIe rlT o, oOUBT NOTICE. 80 - -,
Tho counsel having The calendar OF the Oned
States Circuit Court must in Court on THURSDAY morning
the 9h inst ut IL O'Clock the calendar wiz be called per-
emptoriy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

The bridgeport (Connecticut) Furniture Company
bad esr factory DESTROYED by Are Monday Loss ssOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

The market IN this city during the REMAINDER ~
week was dull prices declined d3c. 10. This decne
caused by the continuance Of fine weather throughout ne
entire growing regoa and the better prospects oI th
crop consequence Spectators who have beer me ensI
during previous excitement became rather nea
aud so them being somewhat ANXIOUS 70 Fes
accepted lower rates Yesterday there more dong owing
10 reports that Liverpool had advanced 10 d or A1ons
Upands and PRICES recovered about le y % This morine
the reported advance not being confirmed there less long
again and we close taey az the annexed quotations. o
ON the ard have been made prices &c below ths
price for The sales for the week have Deo
2Oo0 bales. The csaraDces mme time 20 Liverpool Ss
bales Hayre, 100, bremen l33. Total, ALI bales
Ths following viii show the exports lexclusiys Of speeS
from NewYork TO foreign ports for the week ending Oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

Since Jan. 1...,..., h7sso5eos tg7,7s5IW N''1s''
Mining shares continue active, but under continued
sales TO realize lower Consolidated Gregory closed
81 50, Corydon at &t 80, and La Crosse al ~ Bullion
Consolidated was higher and sold Of US. Adams III
press was higher and quoted at sss@.
At Cincinnati on Monday: iA
good demand for exchange q experienced BY mosi % ne
houses and the receipts being light the market 70 woshs
closer. In one eases currency v~ sniprsn "a
York but the bants gersrall were able 20 meet as s
vithort resortur 10 this Tie prevailing buyng rate 70
IN Ooopremium oush ssvsrs isssncss iSe was Pssa 10
rcund sums Tbs selling nate yey nrn 81 le "a
inost Of ks banks report gain In baaDees The esnsna ~
discounts = Afr bot ths .op OF currency Win mC ,S az
proved psper offered and ths market 70 vsrkins comesoy
The rates Of Interest ees cent Tor nrsssass
paper hes ths preference and some loans on cal wes macs
t9T y csat hft ifa l'A hi. --
|, At Chicago, on Monday, says TIE TrsSars
IN, wholesale trade Of the city Tor the past week aa es'a
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21
VTNELAND.

CARM AND FRCIr LANDS. 10 mild a I'd
Thealthful climate. Thirty miles sssfk Of Phiia-
delpbia, by Railroad. In New Jersey, on The sA,.s
line Of latitude as baltimore, Nd.
clay In . sandy loan, suitable for Wheat, Ora o.
Corn, Tobacco, Fruits and Vegetables This T. a
srsaf Irgn ssssfry. Five hundred vineyards md
Orchards have been planted out by experienced
duee Immense prodts. vinelaud 1. already one of
the mo't beastinl places In the United stats.
The entire territory, consisting of nifty sQu,ro
miles of land. 10 laid out upon . generHl system of
improvements. The land 10 only. sid TO actu ii
settlers with provision Tor public al rnment Tao
other advantages, has bscome tAs vssort VI people
Of fssts, IL has Increased Ave thousand Peoi 10
within the past three Year,. Churches. Stpf"s,
Schools, Academies, Societies Of Art and Les rnI y
been introduced. Hundreds Of people are con-
SANITY settling. Hundreds OF ne~ houses are 10
Ing constructed. Prices oi Farm land. twenty s,ts
lots and upwards, tlj per scre. Five and ten aero
and village lpts for .als.
trict than In any other locality north of Noffo =,
Va. Improved places Jr sale.
Openings Cor al kinds of business Lumber Yards.
Manufaetories, Poundres, stores. and the Ike s1d
For perpoas Who desire mild winters, heslthfll
climate, and good soil, In . eountry besutiful'y
Improved. Astounding In fruits. and possessing IL
other social privileges. In the heart VI civaAtcs.
LsIlsrs answered, and the vlneland Rural, "a
Per giving nsli Information. aud contsinnx reports
VI SCION koblnson. sent " applicants.
Address CllAs X. lands, vinsland r. o., Ian.
dis e, unship, New jersey.
yrea rsysrf Of Solos Rsbiason, xgrissHs,si Ea
tor Of As 7ritussi "H "a sss of IA most sEfsss .
BE eoad'fisa for pleasant Jsn,sg iAsf ~ knss "
fAu aide sfhs Wssfsra Pr siriss." smJ
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21

A SMART GiaL "A large manufacturing
company in Chicago employsa young lady
only thirteen years Of age as paymasier.
She has paved out since last May a quar-
ter Of million Of dollars, keeping the time
sheets, payroll, and a private account. book
with aud for each Of three to four hundred
men employed. She receives the money
weekly from the hank to the amount Of
$1,000 to 5000, carries the transaction Of
paying all the men through, and settles and
makes her balances with the cashier. She
knows every man in the establishment. the
force being divided into eleven depart.
ments each having its responsible foreman.
She commands salary Of s625 per an
mum, takes two music lessons each week,
AMI attends an evening course at a COM
m5rcial college, where she Ia, scholar.
ship. Nor does this produce any over.
strain Of her intellect. she is in the most
robust and vigorous health, never has
days sickness, and stands ten hours each
day at her desk.
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KNOW THY DESTINY!

NApAnx r. 2. ruoaSros, Tie .krsas EaxiisA A..
troiogist. CiAirvcyAnt and Psyehoustr,eiaa. Who
world, has nov located herself - Hudson. n. Y.
Madame rherutca pcsssSes such vcederfsi pow
ere % second hkAs 70 sessss her 70 huevl
siss OF sithsr ssx. while In stats Of sranes> sss
aslissstss the VERY features 81 ths pssesa yos sfs
" marry, and BY ths ed % "a lustrumsns o. "
49, % produce . hfeiiks p,esars % Ne nssfs
husband 90 vie a the applicant toesshsf VIA
esss g Aarrtays. psslaAea n nn. leaAlsS es.a -
q ssssissaials ssa assssS shs Will 80. vhee
essarsA. esstiasA ssrsiasass % vvisssa guesoes,
- ne p.sss.s 2 yAs. y psrps.a - - - ..
sirsA. - s,spssisos and seoplsxioo, ess saese.
aas . ssass 80 Stamped savslops sddrssssd -
yesr,slf ysa siii rsesivs he plsssss asd asslrs1
osrsdly s,sAdaahi x1lsvasn ssssASsss:nAD.
A.. Er. fsossrss .. o 3D. q, 'llsssss,N.Y.
80 - H.. Ns .a na-' . HiIsHrTrf
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21

PuScrvArioSs.-Any editor OF literary
paper or magazine, with single years eS-
perience, is - competent witness to prove
that not more than four out Of every forty
who scribble for bread or notoriety have
any more correct ideas Of punctuation than
Patngonian has Of Paradise. One pro.
found thinker, leaving out tho 4, drives on
over three pages Of foolscap without sin
glc dot Of punctuation. Another pcrpc-
traies one line periods, bringing Us to
SHOWN brakes nj tho end OF every line,
as abruptly a. if we had checked mp against
q dead wall At thirty miles an hour speed
Number three keeps up continuous string
Of exclamation professionally screaming
a, something that requires no screaming a,
whatever A good many affect the dasA-
ing style Of punctuation, slipping in one m
two, three. and half line dashes indiscrim-
inaicly, dasAins paragraphs into spasmodie
uonnoone.
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2 SPECIAL. NoTICEsyg7

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
iIiusdrvds and thoss.pds' asnusiiy Gle presA-
tursly When. u hey wosld PIE the eresi rfssa>
Remedy, 49,
DIR. JUAN pELAMARREs
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLSi
Prepared by 0AhsxciEan puroKr, No. 2it rue
Lombard, Psrts. non the prsssriptias % Dr. Juan
D~lsmsrre, Chief Physiciin TO the Hospital du
musdist. relief and, In . short time. he nully re-
stored To HesifA sad Sfres.h. 10 10 used In the
practice OF many eminent French physicians Win
uniform success. and hi<hly Recommended - the
suffering from General OF sexual Debility. all de-
ranxements OF the Nervous foroes. Melancholy
Spss.sss~,Aes. Q, sss..S E.sss'ess, All Nssfnsss
- .nslng non Sslsai kxsssesM iSs.nn, i se
trstioas, Nsrvousns.s Weak spine, lLouaess 81
Spirits. Dmness Of Vision, liystsrlcs Palms In the
Bach and Limbs, lmpotency, Ac. Nolanguage can
convey an adequate idea of the immediate and al.
most Mlraeulous changs II produces 10 the debil.
tated aud shattered system In Net. u stands an
rysiled rs an unfAiiny cure Of the maiadiss above
mentioned.
dr u will effect cure where all others fAli and,
altho'a powerful remedy. contains nothing hurtfsl
to The most delicate constitution. a.
Pamphlets, containing full particulars and dteec.
tons tor using, In English, French, Spanish and
herman, accompany each box. and are also sent
nee 10 any address, When requested.
Dollars
Sold by all Druggists throu ghout the world, or
Props,etor,' General Agents in.Amsrisa OSCAR
q. MUSES. CO., ~ cortlandt 81, New York. "a
d.. A Bseso, sole agent fur s~coapd Bsaj~sOci.