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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
SUIT TO RECOVER RAILROAD STOCK.

Daniel W. Tomlins0n agt. Charles u. Miller
Court OF Appeals-Before Hunt Chief Justice, and full
benchThe plaintiff sued for 500 shares OF the stock Of
the Buffalo, Eew.YOrk, and Erie Railroad Company
which he claimed the defendant bought for him OF A. d.
Patchen In April 1861 lie claims that Miller agreed TO
800 for plaintiff for IS bonds OF each OF the road
and TO advance the five bonds behalf OF the PLAINTIFF
to let plaintiff have the shares The defendants story is
Sent W ,So yn6 cnDtrad ,he a m Sno ttnch
and, though diseased both In body and mind, re-
linson spoke of purchasing stock. and that
he authorized TomlnsOn TO purchase stock OF Patchen
for him. but Tomnson utterly failed purchase from
Patchen and that he MlerI subsequently bought but
agreement with Tomlinson, the 1850 shares from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
THE BUTCHERS AND THEIR COUNSEL.

James III. Smith agt. acknowledgements
COurt-General Term Before Justices Mcneil, McCuhn'
and Fithian-Ths is an appeal in suit reported In these
columns last Spring RxRecorder Smith was employee
by ASSOCIATION OF butchers to resist the acton OF inc
Health Board, and, will be remembered oDuuneu III
functions for certain butchers which temporarily entrey
stopped the action OF the Board OF Health Inc &
OF the association generally paid their SUBSCRIPTIONS pu
Mr. Duchardt refused Mr.. Smith brought SUIT, ana MI
Duchardt defended the ground that no llunctOn Wac
obtained for him, and that he Is not liable MT Stn re-
piled that the committee whom he authorized 10 net LOT
him had fixed what nuncons were TO be sought TOT ,e
general benefit and that the plaintiff had obtained rhe
general benefit and should in equity pay hs snare Inc
Court below decided that he must pay, Dnt ne hppeeu
chiefly on the technical ground that his agreement WIN
his fellow butchers raised contract with MT Snlth
The Court reserved its decision. MIR. Henry Aiker LOT
appellaut Mr. james NJ. Smith for planth respondent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
PoRRED IN A DIsREPUTABLE HOUSE.

On the night of Sept. s. Juan de Bate OF
Jersey City met Lizzie Smith and Fanny Dolaa Ia 'ho
Royerv ana ACCOMPANIED them TO a house In Chryse-st
ON the following morning on awakening DE Bate found
that his companions had departed, taking with them an
his yaluabes 81 800 ia gold and silver CON- S1oO III uhteu
St3tes Eivciwenty bonds $500 In currency, and $500
worth of diamond and other iowery He went TO Tomee
HeadOuarters and laid his ptfOre inspector Dks
Who detailed Detectives Vaughan and Symlngt0h 10
work up" the case After lengthy search tho officers
husband Thomas DOran The other thief could not be
fonnd nor any trace of Che stolen property Doran Is
boeved o have been confederate OF the women, and
to have aided them the commission of the theft The
nrsoncrs however refuse TO make any confession Yes
trlnv tbey wef0taken before Justice Hogan and were
Committed 20 aNait an examination. Active search Is
si made for the woman Smith and for the stolen prop
eity. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
REMOVAL OF ARAILWAY SUIT.

The suit of John C.. Fremont agt. tho Kan
sas Pacific Railway Company, formerly the Union Pa
ciac Railway Company, Eastern Division has been re-
moved from the Supreme Court Of this State to the Cir
cult Court OF the United States for the Southern Dsc
OF New.York The defendant on the 9th OF August pc
titioned removal Of the suit on the ground tha
It was brought by citizen OF the State OF New-York
against citizen OF Kansas, and for an amount exceed
ING $500 exclusive COSTS and therefore, proper
suit for removal under the United States statute govern
ing such cases. Mr. Justice Ingraham granted an oTdeI
Monday I'm August, why the petition should not be
granted On the day In question tho paintlif making
no opposition Mr. Justice Barnard made an order grant
ing the prayer OF this petition. The removal has now
been made complete by the filing OF all the papers In the
suit In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Tor the
Southern District Of New-Io.k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
BEAUTY OF AN ELECTIVE JUDICIARY.

Late on Sunday night three young roughs,
Thomas Owens living in EdrdGe-st, near Hester'st,
william Mccarthy of No. 400 East slxteenth-st.. and
Patrick Callahan OF No. al seyenth-st, went into the
saloon No 50 Essex st. and called for oysters The pro.
pricor William r. Volimer was serving another customer
az the time and requested them TO walt They insisted
up0u being attended to at and became very insult
Ing. Owens seized large oyster and threw 1t at the
proprietor with great force 1t struck him under the ear
infcting a very severe cut, and the wounded man
dropped Owens and his companions were captured after
severe struggle in which the former attempted to use
drkkufo They taken To tho Tenth Precinct station
aud locked M for the night Yesterday morning the trio
were brought before Justice Mansfield. at the Essex
Market Police Court and, the asOulshment OF police
and suectaors they were discharged with mild repti-
mand Volmer is said to be dangerous condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
SUICIDE OF A GERMAN BAKER.

Coroner keenan, has concluded an inquest In
the case Of Henry Schmidt the German baker who shot
himself on Saturday night at No 70! Fourthave From
letter written 10y Miss Elise Heinrich OF Onehundred
andtwenty fouI hist it would appear that Schmidt had
engaged her. but that at recent visit ho ques-
toned her the money she possessed and she dis
missed hun. Miss Heinrich assures him that IN the choice
OF a wife, should prize virtue, intelligence ana
education far more than money This communication so
affected Schmidt that lie determined TO end his fe but
before doing so he addressed letter 10 Miss Heinrich,
assuring her that she had mistaken his motyes that MS
love for her far above money considerations that ne
had called on her TO ascertain whether she really loved
him or not aud that her rejection had driven him TO
commit suicide Tho usual verdict was rendered De-
ceased was q native OF Germany. aged "a years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
THE LIABILITY OF MARRIED WOMEN ON
PROMIssoRY NOTES
Chester ONeiH agt. Mary j. Veasie.-Su-

preme Court-Chambers-B Judge Cardozo.-This
was motion made by the plaintiff for judgment on the
ground that the Of the defendant frivolous
The action is brought by tho plaintiff to recover the
amount OF promissory note made by the defendant,
who is married woman The latter part OF the note
read follows: This being intended by the SAID Mary
j. Veazie wife Of Thomas Veaze TO bind her separate
estate" The defendants answer admitted the making
of tho note that the consideration for which
the given not for the and benefit OF tho
separate estate Of the defendant. Mr.. III. g. Denson,
counsel for the plaintiff contended that this was no de-
Tense TO the action, and cited tho case OF Yale
ag Dederer, TO show that where a married woman ex'
terms OF the contract she Is liable Mr. Dcnson argued
that the Issue raised whether the note was gwen for the
immateral as the issue when proven would only pro
duce an implied intent her part to bind her separate
property she had not denied the making OF the
note plaintiff had already proven an express intent
on her part 10 bind her separate property. Motifs
Brown for the defendant insisted that the consideration
for which note is given by married woman must be
for the benefit OF her separate property otherwise she
was not liable. The Court took the papers H. G. DEM
son for plaintiff, Morris Blown for defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
INOUESTS.

Coroner keenan, held an inquest yesterday
at Bellevue Hospital over the body Of Charles McKeevey
who died from injuries received several days ago. lie
was employed by Mr.. J. T. Smith OF No Plnest,
aud while driving truck in Broadway, near Flttynrst
ST. the horses ran away throwing him TO the pavement
and causing Injuries from which lie died on Sunday De-
ceased was a native Of Ireland. age As Coroner Flynn
held an inquest Yesterday in Northumberland eleventh
ST. between Fourth aud FIfth-ayes over the body OF
Alexander Mcdonald. who died from the KICK OF ms
horse Mcdonald was a native OF Ireland, &C.. Cor
Oner schirmOr held inquest at No Ala East Eighst
the body Of Sarah Maria Wright age IA months, VINO
died from the effect OF scads received nearly two weeks
ago. cup of having been accidentally spilled on
cordace with the facts rendered in each Of these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05

evenrc In ouestop while on his way TO Avenue r, and
but "A few doors from his residence, ne wRs met by man
vino dared him 10 fight. Some words passed When aomo
man named Marphy came to the assistance OF iOMIes
nssailant and aided him to whip Towe After ths nSh,
rToyle his brothers. aud friends went IN sech Oh
the assalaut aud finding HIN Towle renewed the
6rbt and was stabbed. The asslilant Is described by
oNle as man 80 or 40 years of age, and having u dark
whskers The witness had seen hm Bghting before IA
d Pinrry OF Bellevue Hospital considered tho wounu
an exceedingly dangerous Tho jury rendered VET
dict that Towie TO his injuries at the hands o SUN,
unknown person Fitzgerald who arrested soon al
ter the Gfiay is locked up IN the IOnbs to a"A' 0 io
suit of TOWlc's injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
WHAT CONSTITUTES A GENERAL TERM.

j. Parrot agt. The KnickerbOcker Ice Co.
Superior Court-Genera Term.-Beiore Justices Mcneil.
McCunn, and Ffthian-The plaintiff recovered iudg'
ment, and the defendants appealed. The appeal was
argued before three Judges and two OF them rendered
decision reversing the Judgment The plaintiff now
moves for reargument the ccrtcaOn OF the third
Judge that he consulted In tho decision The de-
PENDANT oontended that though tho majority OF the Court
rule the members OF the Court must all consult ana
act together TO render their decision valid, citing the
opinion OF tho Court OF Appeals 10 the eecs that u was
the duty the members of the Cour, 10 consult to do So
and I'm the absence Of positive proof they would conclndc
il had been done Decision reserved. Mr. DaCOsta Tor
plaintiffs Mr. Eldridge for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
DEATH OF A BRAVE MAN.

On Sunday last there died at Freeport, l.. l.,
Capt Rayner Rock Smith, 81 years OF age Capt Smith
was the leader of the band Of brave who the risk
OF their lives boarded the Inflated bark Mexico on the
% Of January 1887 and rescued eight of the crew and
passengers 1t was cold and the sea was so rough
and full OF ice that 1t impossible to visit the snip
again. and all those remaining board, 10 the number
OF 100 were drowned Their bodies recovered and
buried In "a common grave at Rockville Centre Asa
token Of appreciation of his bravery the citizens OF the
Fifth Ward IN this city presented 10 Capt Smith vaua.
BILE silver cup and a beautifully inscribed statement OF
the whole affair. Capt Smith has always lived at Free
port, and has ever been universally esteemed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
CONTRACTS OF INFANTS.

Joseph King agt, Hermann Md@.-Slarine
Court-Tral Tcrm-Before Judge Ackcr-Thls case,
tired before the Court without Jury for the wages
n, n boy named Butcher about II years old amounting
TO about SsI The boy had assigned his claim To the
plaintiff. The defendant moved for nonsuit on Tho
ground that the assignment by Butcher TO King was void
on account OF Butchers Infancy. On the other hand IL
orgued that the defense Of Infancy was personal TO
the infant that his contracts were yOdabo at his
option but not void and that the defense could not be
raised by strrgcr After argument tho Court denied
the motion suit ana rendered judgment Tor the
plaintiff. H. q. Hull for plaintiff, G. II. TruaN for de-
"a. LIANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
THE COURTS.
THE RECENT FINANCIAL TROUBLES.


THE GOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPLICA-
TIONs OF THE GOLD BANK.
Robert Bale agt. MessrS. Belden, James Fisk,
IT,, SH,h, Could Martin Co., and otherS.-ComInon
Peas-specal Term.-BefOre Justice Brady. This is an
action for $4,000 damages against Smith, Gould, Martin
Co. failure by them receive gold sold the 23d Of
plant sets up that Belden the broker who made the
purchase but that he acted the broker OF James Fisk
IT,, and of Smith. Gould. Martin Co. On the ground OF
Mr. Fisk's sidence an attachment obtained
from Judge Brady against his property. Barretts
ACTION AGAINST The GOLD EXCHANGE BANK
Robert Bale .agt. Tie Ne l. GOtd Exchange Bank and
otherS.-Supreme Neutrality-suspicious. Mr.. Justice
CARDoZo-This action alleging the present state
Of the Gold Exchange Bank and It's failure TO fulfill Its
obligations TO the plaintiff among other brokers' the dan
ger Of loss the plaintiffs from its action and It's nsol
vency, and praying for Receiver. Judge Cardozo re-
appointed but after some discussion reappolnted Mr.
Brown Receiver In this suit as he had been previously
THE STOCK EXCHANGE INVOLVED.
John N Gillespie agt. Wm H. Ns'ison, Iresidem o. ne
Co., aud OtherS.-COmmOn Pleas-Specl Tern.-BefOre
Judge BRADY.-Tbls is suit by the plaintiffs for s2oOOo
damages contract for the purchase OF gold alleged
to be for the account OF Smith, Gould Martin Co. by
other defendants as brokers OF 10000 oI goid made
1872 TO 1885, and which they claim they entitled
Gda AZ s e ssK the tof full
they ask that the Stock Exchange shall not be allowed to
was granted in accordance with the prayer Of their com
plant. Barretts & Redfeld for plaintiffs.
SUIT FOR SEVEN MILLIONS
James Broom o. agt. James Fsk tr, aud joy Could.
"A suit has been commenced by Capas III the u s. Cir
by them through Albert speyers at 100 the memorable
Friday TO Fisk Could Eyarts, Southmayd Choate
for plaintiffs.
Shortly before the closing OF the Supreme COnr Cham
Mr. Justice Cardozo the application OF Messrs. Field
Shearman. The were stated 10 be OF an exacty
similar to those issued last week, but the titles
made public, up to the closing OF the Courts
the parties had not been served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
at. LUKrs HOME FOR THE AGED.

The lady managers of ST. Luke's Home met
Yesterday at the Institution. No. 4se Hudsonst. The
President OF the Board Of Managers. Mrs. Henry A.
euvthe being In Europe Mrs. Presty, the VicePTesi-
det nresided Twelve applications for admission were
entertained for want OF room two only could be ad-
80, sth Instant when there Will be pleasant reunion Of
% ienda OF the institution in which there are nj pres
nf "a persOns ali that II is able TO contain Inc man
sSsrs hope soon TO have another house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05

FROM LIyERPooIIn steamship City Of BROOKLYN Oct ~ H.
aud A. g. Osborn Berry pgry RUmsey j. n WIS
~ / Hricb g I White Mr. Eigel, x. GnfD Mrs NJ T. Won aod
child Miss T. Sullivan sullivan W. shaw wife and ehi Sf WIZ
v,fe MIR Heptin Cross Prof W. Watson WAY
romh p w Psyre Robinson Mt Shelas and wife Rev. e. Cav
sghsn John Caaphsa Mira Douglass Miss Leroy Mrs mar
MIS- NJ Freoor Douglas. H DTcLe Irving q Ball lamp
hell D. Ffbsrit Blanchard II Hert. = Turner Mrs Wis1n
and eLJ he Misses Wilson Mrs and Miss POoey, Miss ufanh
T. Grant p Grant j. 10 eBberg, H. r. Jepson Redmou1 a.
w @ staset n L. Lynch sud wife. Miss Lynch, Mis-,
Ltneh n inswortb A. Patterson D. Besson, brs A. yohn
nj l Wilson Master Wilson w Coigau and WIFE, and two
sons Miss A. Baek b. Back. A. p Grant B. r. summons u
C, n Cstln L. Tracy the Rev 81 Partridge A. farlrdge we
Rev r. ~ onsou err j. G. IIornbower q. Chaaien and WIFE,
Nt.I Victor and two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
nIscuApGE OF AN ALLEGED sMUGGLER.

Samuel Goodman, who has been in Ludlow
ST. Jail about seven weeks charge OF having Snug
gled vase full Of tobacco into this port and In whose
case there were extenuating circumstances was
CHIT before Commissioner Shields and by consent OF
the DistrctAtOrDcy discharged on his own recog
nizance appear trial. case the Grand Jury should
fudic i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
THE FIEyENTH-sT. sTABBING AFFRAY-ANTE-
MoRTEM EXAMINATION.
Coroner keenan,,

Coroner keenan,, yesterday, at Bellevue Hos
otal took the anemorem statement OF Robert j. Towle
- No en East Eleventh St, who was stabbed IN the an
ready related in TIE Tribune Iowie states that Oh tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
ytaal Noiius.

CUPREME COURT, WESTMINSTER COUN-
lD,TY-n OF the Application Of ROBERT PATTERSON.
HENRY FERRIS JACOB T. HOWARD, HUGH LuNNBY and VIII.
LIAM WATSON under Chapter $50 ofhe Lava Of 1892
entitled authorize tie fovpS Of Westehr and West
Farms to eonsufA tgtv said Towns be known the ford
ham PehAmeuLe" We the undersigned Commissioners Ap
In the entitled matter hereby give notice TO the
Of all houses aud lots and improved
or Affected thereby aud all othtu whom
een Fr. Ths, have completed spprstemsI and
interested thess proceedings In Of the lands
affected thereby aud who NAY be opposed The same present their
objections In ~Iug duly verified 10 The tonmsson on OF before
bear parties bj,etug following and pess At the Town
Hal Weichte the 2 day Of October 1862 at III
oeloek Apd Dufys Hotel In the Village Of fordh,m In tho
Farms the 26h day OF Oct, $780, at 10 o'clock
second tie the isd Appa.smer together with
which making have been deposited for
the Town Clerks once VI the towns Of est Farms aud
WeslcLe,.er As provided By law. .
JOHN G. DONAHuB. Commissioners
HAMLBY u. CLAPP, OF
CHARLES w. LITTLE. AppraIscnsnt
BENJAMIN L. uASKIH, CLARK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
ST. PATRICK's SCHOOL, BROOKLYN-LAYING THE
CORNER STONE.

The corner stone of a new school building,
by the congregation OF St. Patrick's r. c. Church the
Rev. Father Fitzpatrick Kent-ave., near Myrtle-ave,
was laid yesterday morning. the ceremony having been
deferred fem Sunday afternoon account Of the storm.
The building be OF Philadelphia brick with brown
stone TRAININGS ll6GX636 the 'front.' including the
corridors and OF three stories on the exterior beside the
basement. The cost will be $4,000 The work Is under
the supernteB of the Rev. Father Fitzpatrick The
parish contains 5000 regular wOrshipers includ
ing their children, whose education has been hitherto
some what elected The building Is TO have frontage
of KeBtave. and ll6s feet back TO Grahanst
The front he OF Philadelphia brick, with brown-stone
dressings, to be surmOunted with a handsome iron
coruce IL IS the intention of the reverend pastor TO
suppy basement with all the necessary furniture for
tirst-class club-roOm, where the young men OF the
neigbborhoOa can associate with each other The first
floor to be divided into six cassrooms for boys and
girls The upper door will DO span, measuring llGs
by S. and when completed will be the pIOst cOmmodious
hal I'm the vicinity. The portion Of land not built upon
will be the children's playground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SRw.Y0Rg,

PORT OF sRw.YoRg. .......... ......"oe.ober
CLEARED. n,
pd s.%G'R. ..T.s Sosa. S G'haaud
ds se hgsSD' S c Saaa Rs cs Or
for OrJcrs Bragg, Jorgrassn COri for order. ,r,s.
:I,n. g d SD sa1 Do Sui GO Mary rp"
S. John, b. Cy Williams. Thompson ChAre'''n ih"u'ni'
seSmIAIeida Lsan Merndo. st. Kits A. T. Randolph Level
F ss 81 ss Ri M.r f o GSRH E N;aSs S
CsnsbOat-J j. WscOit naJs Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ctr Of BrOlJn Brooks Liverpool Sept 49, Queenstown
sSp Artist C,cna May 20 and sand , HEAD June 'as
Bark Blue Nose Kettle Boston 5 GAYS. ballast ,o ,o,
BAH T.qqin, M.o.nd Playa GoS'Is MsI Nay 49, d'"o0a
B Ss a ss af bos. %sst ssaG Day. Sa stone
ScGt spsrtei saitb. St John. y, D. IS days lumber
SeSi Hsis., Crane. &iad.ci s !, d,y:; plaster
FR w S%Ten PSIsdsphi. IHG1h% Phisaelph.
G. G. Price Philadelphia VIM. siusbug, Woodbridge;
r. Bcrdeu POugbis.pa@ Trade wind ROndcut
Blcel.lor. Rondcut Tpphtnia. RontO1L
SSy JAIL: t sSaS so " c SpG sG.,S S%6oy
Fred Hall Portland c. Igey A. TIesom Providence
fiss f Hull s."nnetou Alice soaS,oo S.sIonio
Red Wing. SsutucssG ". p. cushins, Al IandrI
s';s'Tg 2.I fIi .Tat .n BSssr POT:.nG
Light Of the Fast Sew-H,veu. Coral ProvideTce ~,
W. G. Atsa,er Bridgeport james MeGee Bridgeport
Glenwood, Horton Point J. NJ. Bayles, Providence
Wm II. Bowen. Providence BerI. bBglsn Fal hfef
Aida Providence John A. Biz Hnsieh
John bomes, Portland A. Kelly. & nnccSieE
A. b. Jacobs Gloucester Senator Dlghton
NJ Fillmore. Boston Onssrd, Ashc, %
VrAl, HsH. London. \. T. vines, Hartford
NJ NJ. Brsinerd, Portland, Ct NJ Mead, laHntoh
Flower Fail Riyer i. Ritter, Portland ~
X Smith. Portland, Ct /. Brewster, Jonesport
Judse Low Portland lumber. j. Stratton Bangor luHbeE
T. \. Buckingham, Portland c. NJ n Mag Portland, u
Onrco Providence g. w. Baldwin, Gsw.LoBdou.
Kse Scranton Eey.Haveu. H. Adebort Portland, lumber
Capitol Riverhead L. T. Smith, Boston.
Gertrude. Portland. Ct Senator Boston
II. Gardner, New Bedford. l.. I. Brady, Rewiaven.
Belle Seaman. Eew-lIaven. Fred Tyler. Hartford
w. H. Skinner, Fall River. u. Bddy, Bangor
FTeestone, Portland c. r. D. Dean, taunton
BELOW.
Ship Harriet rrylHg SAtcr RON Mau!ls March O.
Bng Water Lily Horton, RO GrAuds Aug ~ Is AechoTed Oh we
Bar
RETURNED.
setuhp Ceops hence Sept ~ for Havana SA and Vera Cruz
miles W. from Cape HAtterss broke poa aud cylinder
bead. and returucd TO this port for rcpsir>
DOMESTIC PORTS
Oct 4-AuEed steamship Wm Lawrence from Bamore
Esgleso Achilles from Cenflegosi DeTeesuI from
Charlesioh BeoN. ship Feeisng. from Manila.
FoKrRFss MoSRos. Oct AArnred bark WHITEHALL Priest, from
Bgenos hyrcs br on.era
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct t-Ihe steamship D0nAu from Ne"'fOrk ar
lived Al this port yesterday.
LoSposoErar oct I-Ths steamship Auas from Quebec,
hVcd at tsis port to-day
SPOKEN.
udsieb from PsAns for Nesio ITO days sut SEPT &c. lat
Ship Johs Dewo Durbln SewYork for Antwerp Sept 49,
Of sclr.
shr Arthur Ora YsEYOt Santiago Sept a. lat 3Lc'
long 6LOS
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains purse arriving al this port are olueds
ieer addressed 10 the Nevfork Associated Press only
persons exhibiting the written authority OF w. bmouoD General
Agent News packages Tor the Journal Of Commerce. Times lRiBuSk
World Sa Eepres' kreg PSs COMMERCIAL As sir SsadIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
porl Ularorns' gOiit,.
Sitnaiiuns Ulanito-- Ftmalts.

17IHdIIUHs Vp'H''IlU- :. lIIH''s' ----.
A FRENCH LADY WANTS n SITUATION
~ COOK hsel; knows her business has worked IN
beor- Apply TO nompsoh tLlri hoor for three days
A COVER-SEWER on SILK HATS is look
~ WORK Ni.s SOPHIE kASkR, - Desneeyst N T.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
~ 10 be oasd a, Mn BLDs GERMAN INSTITUTE III Rs,eI 81
WET NURSES and professional NURSES,
ami female for ibyais, always he onnd at
LOUIS and MIRA HANsENS NUs Ageuey, sIhst, third house
from BoWey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
OPENING OF TIE FREE NIGHT SCHOOLS.

The 26 free Night Schools of this city opened
last evening for the term commencing in October
aud ending in March The number OF pupils receiving
instruction at tie various Evening Schools including the
COlOred and High Schools is as follows: Boys-Ayerage
attendance, 5Gl4; whole number taught, H6SS Girls
Average attendance, 1885, whole number taught +,S40;
total number taught 1851 the locations Of the schools are
eriv me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER S, 1869.
xINIITuRK ALMANAC,

zra ,pd Hs Yorsr D.nosr1, .bOnd also be delivered Oalr
the persoua