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CONSUMPTION


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: Gas fixtures of all kinds for sale
Gas filters supplied.
n. B. Cash paid for old copper and brass:
JACOB RILEY.
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Liquid Catarrh
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Are more frequently than otherwise caused by a
thick, shiny mucous. falling from the head,
especially during the night. and result
ing from catsrrh, andtare cured by
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
COURT cALENDAR-Turs DAY.
AN OLD OFFENDER IN oUoD.

Patrick Duffy, too well known by the Police,
was ON Saturday committed by Justice bowling for as
saultng with sword bayonot Mrs. Mary Ann Reilly Of
NO sc North M0ore-st. The quarrel triangular Mrs.
Reilly had learned that her hOnse had been used for
proper purposes during her absence: and having
upaidcd her husband he put her out She return
my ana Dnily undertook 10 keep her ont. Capt Petty
says that about eight years ago Duffy while riding
through me sixth Ward in a coach, with number of
utuhhth companions, fixed upon and killed an unofend-
was captain IN the 9th v. Y " Wilson's Zouaves but
iof gross misconduct was casheTcd and his epauctes
were torn ron his shoulders In presence of tie
brigade; IN November, 1865. Duffy Frank Me
toilhack, ana rom Brennan, entered william Carl's
basement saloon, at the intersection OF Wash
lngton ana C0uIuandtsts, and disputed with the
proprietor, whom one Of the party during the
quarrel shot dead. They escaped: but Coroner Wdey
having ordered their arrest they returned TO the and
were admitted To ball but they have been Indicted
although II is alleged the papers have been i'm the Dis
V!et etAlIoTney's olice since December 10. 1860
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
STEAMBOAT DISASTERS.

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE DEAN RICH
MOND COLLISION.
The steamers Marshall, Cornell, and Herald
were at work Friday attempting TO haul of TO the
western shore the sunkcn steamer Dean Richmond but on
Friday evening they compelled TO cease as the
wreck had fairly grounded and could be GOT of On
Friday only the hurricane deck was visible aft but on
Saturday the boat seemed TO have raised little
wrcckng vessel arrived Of the scene Of the disaster from
NeW-1 OFk on saturday morning with tho necessary a-
plianceS for operation The pilot Mr.. Judson Morey
empatcaly denies that any blame could attached 10
river bOatmau could tell which was 10 blame after
reading the story concerning the whistle signals made be-
the Richmond sir NandebWgh was on duty al tic time
OF the accidcu and he adds that large portion of the
hut that the may be nearly All saved
The wreck lies in The middle Of the nyer about six miles
westward and hull brOadSide 10 the current IN Is er
posed that 10 viii require about week the YES
sci. When this done, her owners will place her On a
dry dock, 10 be rebuilt IL seems that more persons were
lost than at first reported Among the drowned
supposed 10 be Mr William Ryan. deck hand says that
the last time he saw Ryan he was ON MS way 10 ms room
below deck after the collision, to get his clothes M
Morey, tie pilot, however IS confident that az the pas
sengers rescued. John Parker. one Of the Dean
Rchmond's waters, has made statement. IN which he
says "One OF the walters George Manners was either
drowned or killed one white Passenger an o!dish man.
wearing long coat know is drowned; don't know
his name. People we're sleeping IN the after
cabin, below the main deck. When the cabin
half fl OF water saw one and only one man come out
of there and he had his clothes in his hand Some gug
tmbers struck the cook and bruised him. The second
waiter, William Peterson, struck by bow
Vanderbilt, but only slightly injured Luke Town
the starbOard side OF the Richmond lust whore she
was struck by the Vanderbilt, aud was undoubtedly
Killed by the blow Of that vessel, 10 crushed iu Tho
side The second waiter also slept ~ the IoOm but
climbed out the stem Of the Vanderbilt aud escaped
about g 600 by the collision, after which she grounded
near Burdens Ban WORKS, On FRIDAY evening where sue
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
CIVIL COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.


STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TRACKS.
The NeSYo Railroad se Dry Dock East Broad
way and Battery Railroad Company.
ImS was a motion To Vacatc an Injunction to
Grandst close 10 the plaintiffs track rs 10 prevent
the cars OF the separate cOnpaes passing each other
The argument Of the motion was reported III former
After recapitulating the facts. judge Barnard re-
fuses 10 Vacatc the injunction for the following rc
sons The defendant was authorized by the act of
Ieot 10 extend us railroad tracks, by the cOustruc
uOh OF double track from the junction Of East
brOauway ana Grdndst IN the City OF NewIoIl IN aud
tLIouSh GTandst 70 Sulllyanst., which embraces that
portion O GIandsl then and occupied by the single
track oi The plaintiff can perceive nothing in that act
tha iomos restricts or that in any manner inerfercs
WIN me use OF the center OF said portion Of GIands by
the plaintiff FOR its single track as il had before that time
been authorized 10 do and lad done. There was ample
room I'D me street 70 lay and use the tracks Of the defend
ant that the running thereon should in no wise
interfere with pantn IN tie fun of its single track
Tor IFS freight and passcIgercars, and, under such
state of facts Of the opinion that the dctcpdant
was bound 20 use Its franchises granted in this act of lG
ana 10 so locate construct and use its tracks that it's cars
running on the same route would not disturb hinder or
interfere with plaintiff the fu Of It's franchises
uaek think this the correct view Of the case with
out @ consideration Of any Of the agreements under
s"hhes oi the parties az the time the defendant located
ana constructedfts tracks seems the parties them
tose consent and action the tracks 0 the defendant
o'tu ahd 30 constructed as not 10 interfere with t.
bn", am also oi The opinion that the defendant, by
"o' "a SstOh' construction and use ~ us tracks
thlOnkh HIdLdsL ut this point defined and de
dclni'ou YER i,5 ~ n"uvnists and rights under The act,
ana IOcacu permanently its tracks under thc
same. and cannot now to the damage and dcfrncrt f
o H. ~ ~ i t G ana ana change that dctCrnina-
road Companies alter or change their tracks ~ fcir
There is and should be legal limit TO their ctio, S &
protection Of the public The wholesome and coro,no,
SENSE application Of the law s that they shouiJ h %
termncd and concluded by their action as in thc
present IL is also clear 10 my mind that the con.
tenplated change and alteration OF the track by the
defendant will ujuro the plaintiff and its property and
interfere with the rights to render irremediable
damage, and iog whieh an adequate compensation
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

cannot be obtained in a common law action n,d knTT
oS mo- inst nrncpie of law or equity that WOMB WOMB
sanction or protect such inteFerdenotf can SO
vested right when it is clear that the deenu.t 90
exercise its franchises and rights that shai IN I9
upon disturb the plaintiff in the use al W 70 NV view
and rights The facts in the case, accor9inf W ,rnnd
of them establish that the contemplated ,bis nor
also result in injury to the public by M accidents
from the probable collision of the heaVy se Of fhe
the light passenger The % n ossent and
acts of both parties TO this action woulu me any ne
any application 10 this Court and nave the
cessity for its interference Inc "oio" ~
Injunction is denied. ,,--,... poi,rood Company
Rapalo and spencer for the Harlem r acE company
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
;RTs PROM sEPr. /. 1867, TO DATE.

FIsII-Dry Cod and Picked Scale have met with fair
inquiry full rates; We hear OF sales OF 400 Dds at - IS
for the former and - 75d for the atter market very
firm; I'm Mackerel there IL also firm feeling, aud We
note sales bbs at s29 for largo NO Bays s9ds2O
large $40 for No medium there have arrived OF late
several cargoes OF very superior sealed and picked her
note sales today Of 1900 boxes sealed at ajGiSc and
No. / ut l3dlsc. v box "a to quality.
FENTiERs are unchanged; small sales at 50 Qs1c for
tGRAiN~Wo have had quite an active business in
Wheat chiefly for export also. some inquiry has pre-
Prices of most kinds have improved shippers evncins
considerable anxiety to MI their orders promptly aud to do
of that the canal has changed hands.
We have had quite an active inquiry, for Spring
crop is short but the purchases have greatly
stcted owing 10 the absence of any assor
ment aud the material advance III freight. We nave at
ded O our stock OF Winter Wheat this has been
held above the limits OF most foreign orders and mers
salnble aud is held strongly Ic receipts of Wheat at
the Lake Ports been liberal but there are already
pecalIy true Of Winter Wheat IL is now very apparent
that the estimate OF the average Yield OF spring Wheat TO
The acre very correct but the increase IN the area
cannot be arrived at with any degree OF aeeuey many
wcllnformed merchants do not believe there h any IN
crease of moment; matter Of this must be left
TO conjecture IL should be remembered however that
the Spring very cold and wet, and many farmers
were unable To procure seed; but time only will deter
mine IT, The receipts from the South have been extreme
y light and likely 10 continue so, for the simple
Of of" the S,,' week are a7sS bush; the same time
last year, 2037s. our stock Of California is much
To-day prices Tor Spring Wheat have declined aud have
been Irregular though there Is more Offering particularly
10 arrive WINTER on the contrary Is better particularly
for choice White the demand Is manly for shipment
abroad mers are holding on owing To the decline in
es2 % for No 2Milwaukoc Club s. u for No do. do
81 80 for Amber state e. so for Amber Mchgan 81
Barley Malt firmly held aud less active sales of 5000
push ~ sl VQ4.l o. Oats have peen N active deIuand,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

chiefly speculative both the spot and to arrive prices
have rapidly improved, and with large increase In tho
consumption and limited supply, sellers have had q
great advantage and quote advance Of a15c per
bush with large purchases for future delivery Today
there is a further Improvement both in demand and
delivery; the sales 10000 bush. Ohio and
Western at 81 i5GS so. Indian Corn has been IN
good demand for the home trade and for investment.
and we have had fair inquiry for EXPORT prices have
huctuated almost daily Influenced by the fluctuations In
gold the larger arrivals the Lake Ports, and the mate
rial advance at Liverpool The weather has proved
favorable for the growing crop and this with the larger
estimate of the growing crop, has served to check te
speculative inquiry somewhat at the close the market s
frm but quiet Today the market was quite active, and
prices advanced.
EXpnRIs OLE GRAIN PROM sEPT J. 1851 10 DATE.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
NAMED all night. It will take number of days to put

remained all night II will take number OF days to put
her in full repair.
SINKING or THE STEAMER CONNECTICUT
Itnow turns ont that the North River steamer
Connecticut grounded between Albany and Troy on
Wednesday night last and began TO leak RAPIDLY me
water gained fast and the vessel actually SUNK IN eIsni @
feet of wafer She would have sunk deeper there n
been water enough She lay there al that mght, ana
nearly all the next day, when the leak was temporarily
sol,ned and she proceeded on her way, followed ny
tuglioat which had fire engine ON board 10 pump h
,trr ont OF the Connecticut if necessary she reached
N1ua York; ETilaN.