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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, ID. C.
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INHE NEYILLES OF GARRETSTOWN; A
Il Tale of l760-By the author of " Chas O'Mal-
ly," sc. Published In numbers. Number one just
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Court IuteIlIueuee,

SESEaAL SESSIONS, Nov. 22-Before the Recorder and
aidermen Brady and Diver Conviction nj I'm Par.
k,nson-On openirg the court this morning the Recor-
der delivered an able and comprehensive charge to the
Jury IN the case Of VIM Parkns charged with having
neen concerned with Miller alias Cupid Smith, alias
Honeyman and Davis alias Collard in robbing the barge
Clinton OF Poughkeepse of about s34 OO0 the after.
noon or night OF the 9TH Of April last The jury after
briei consultation Of about 10 minutes returned into
court and rendered verdict of guilty.
JAMES M SMITH, Jr, Esq, one of the counsel for de.
fence requested the jurors to be poled which was done
each answering, ouiLTy wherenpon MIR. smith moved
nat the sentence be deferredunt next term Of the
court IN order to give time to prepare bill of excep-
IONS The motion was granted and the accused re-
manded to prison
TRAITOR an ass1nh and Batery--Jeremiah Bogartwas
nen placed on his trial for having committed violent
assault and battery upon a female named Mary Ann Iu.
cas-, OF Centre street, about fortnight ago.
The jury found him guilty and the court sentenced
Two months
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Movements OF Travellers

The following fair criterion by which to Judge OF
the daily accession to arrivals They have recently
increased at this advanced OF the year far
all past record We found yesterday the following at
the
AMEnieAN-Curtis Judson, Hartford L. Bleck Chi
cago; Geo Smith, do J. Miller Utica; II Bartlett, Low
ell; W. Hooper, Boston; L. alsey Providence; s. Car.
yer, Philadelphia; A. b. Carver, West Point
AsroR-D. Pratt, N. j.; George r. Harvey, Boston
George O. Harvey, do James Hartley. Italy Messrs.
rhiladslphia w Davis Baltimore II. p McKean Phi.
iadsPnia j. r Wadler, Boston J. M. Galloway N. C.
>. a. pre- 81 Louis; Ramsey, Washington; George W.
weed Aibany Dr.. w Fisher, Boston; 8. Grout, Yer.
mont, n r Hart Troy; 5. De Vose Albany, O. Chaplin
rrovidence; l. Green, Boston; H. Baulegeat France
CIrr:-E Schneider, Port au Prince j. OIphant. y.
Macauley Philadelphia; George Underhill Pensacola
James Powers, Catskill Col Van Cortland Grafton y
Pearson, ~ ). Henry Q. Reyley, Albany Major Nc.
Lean, a6th Regiment British Army l. Blackburne,
@. White, Boston X. X. Ned, Philadelphia
FRArxLIN.-D. Baker, Troy; G. Masterinan. Bridge
port 3. Sayer, Albany; P. Goodrich Schenectady ~
Townsend N. Y. George Wright, Philadelphia; T.
Tomnson, Bridgeport; +. o. Bostwick, &. John.
son. Ohio; A. Hardy, Boston; J. Cullamon, Vermont.
T.. Kay, England; NJ. Gascin, Galveston.
HowARD-Hon. II. Williams Maine J. b. Chase,
Tennessee Hon. II. Hamlin Maine w. A. Fuller, Lit.
tie Falls f. Swift n. Y, r. r Dunlap, Maine Gen.
stockton, Copper Harbor T.. d. Long, Baltimore Hon.
anderson, Westcheser co John s. Jones' Rochester;
~ Lennad, West Troy Hon. Charles s. Benton, Mo.
hawk Hon. Albert Smith Bolivia col Childs Ssna.
Hon e. Ellis Waterford; Hon Charles Goody ear. scbo
harie; Hon i II Bond, Oswego Daniel Webster, d an
gori John o. Gilmore. Philadelphia
The authorities Of Georgetown, u. C.. have an
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% Information has been received at the Depart
lnent OF State from the United States Consul at
Turks Island under date of November q, 1s45, that
Lewis Palmer master Of the American schooner Capitol
OF Newborn, North Carolina, having landed at Turks
island very much debtated, and with high fever died
at that place on sunday, ID Of November None of the
crew being qualified for that service the United States
Consul ured thu mate of the schooner Decatur of
Baltimore, to take charge ofthe vessel home.
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LATER FROM CAMrEAcHy.-By the Mexic
Atrevida, Capt. Batista, we have dates
above place up to the 30th ult A file Of pape
us, III Amigo del Pueblo, published at the We
and generous city of Campeachy, (muy heroiea
ciudad de Campeche) does not appear to contain
news o! moment. There was to be grand seri.
fighting, accompanied by music, in the ear
November Every thing quiet in Yucatan IN !
way.-N. O. Pc Nop IA.
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DUEI. Yesterday afternoon, Colonel
Stiles and Samuel M Read, Esq, IN
neighborhood of the Old Shell road, to settl'
Of long standing with small swords. At q
pass, Mr. Read received the point of his a
sword in the right arm just above the elbow
conds interfered at this stage OF the proceedin
parties with their friends returned to the
Della Nop. l1h
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Ethiopian cnatlers-p0ImO

House Another. and we regret TO say final. o
Witnessing the performances Of Mefsrs. Pelham
Germon, White, &C., will be offered 10 their
mrers dpring the rrss nj week. They have re
CT and iudicionsly chosen Palmo's Opera Hons
first l,pirel the public with the f,scinati IN tina
hem far and near. They will appear TO. morrow (
circumstances ofpecu ar attraction, and must ~.
their merit ,laim. Every attention that can
Orers louise comfortable will be adopted durid
anfilN nhnI e,Innnemenf
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:" He loved IN his heart each ringlpt that curl e.,
Down her exquisite neck to the throse of the +,
Ladies whose hair may have become thinned |,
would do well % apply Phalon's Chemical Hair
It i fact not generally known to ladies' thar comm
no m tier what high sounding name is applied 10
furious, and wesken the hair, consequently no
plete without the lnvigorator, which keeps the !.
Brosdyay
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From Carr HAYrtrN.--1he schooner Mary Chill.
ton arrived at Boston on Thursday morAlng IRON
Cape Haytjen. with advices to the I'd inst.
3 On the 18th Ill. the Dominicans surprised the
Hayden garrison at Saxavon, consisting of abou,
300 men, and after killing, according to the official
account, l2s, among which was one Colonel, took
possession OF the place On receipt OF the above
news, the President ordered all the troops Of this
place &C.. H. TO march for Saxavon, but informa-
ton arriving that the Domncans had evacuated
and burnt the town, the order for marching was
countermanded. Saxavon is the principal town on
this side OF the Island, about Is leagues the east
ward of Cape Hayden, and just within the Spanish
lines. The Haytens took it from the Dominicans
in July last. The President is still preparing his
grand expedition for the reduction OF the Spanish
port, which, it is said, will be ready TO march IN
about one m onth. He has also ordered all the MI
nisters and members OF the Council OF State TO re-
side at Cape Haytla Several OF these officials had
arrived from Port au Prince.
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The CLINTON BARGE RoBBERy.-Parkinson. the
person who has been on trial for this offence in tho
Sessions Court for some days past, was about one
o'clock yesterday found guilty.
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FROM JAMAicA.-The Charles Grey, Capt Outer
Bay, jmnaica bringing dates 10 the ith inst bnt MOI
wotd o. news The crew OF this vessel ali blacks TO
mar We're q once placed in the caaboose here until the
'r'si = rsody for sea sgaiH-N o. Pic Nor IA " 80
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consent. tha business will be hereafter condo
n.mc and firm Of" Anthony. CLARK CO. az
Y. ", and notico is hereby give, that the sub
only persons duly authorised to incur any iiab,
T. DWARD.
j. II. CLAt
NJ. N.,L Nov iQit
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MILITIA LAws.-Every now and then there s a
mighty cutlery against the vilanous, ridiculous and
absurd system of militia laws throughout this
country, particularly in this city These laws cause
the country to be ridicued throughout all por-
tons OF the civilized earth, than all the other sin
and folly put together, with which it abounds Not
only does 1t cause rldicule, but imposes duty upon
a great portion OF our most respectable citizens
which makes them the laughing stock of the re-
malnder. If they do not consent to act their part
IN this fooery, they mulcted in heavy penalties
which 90 to provide midnight debauchery for set
81 shutting, idle, huking fellows who are too lazy
10 work, have not courage enough to STEAL and to
beg they know It is useless TO try they are SO well
known and desplsed throughout the community,
mat days solicitation among the residents OF this
CITY would not procure them three cent gin slins
al night These very fellows, under the color OF
The law, will enter PERSONS dwelllng-seize the
most valuable article they can lay their hands upon
even, II has been known TO be, the bed from under
sick wife and children, sell it for few shillings
though worth dollars, for penalty they NAV have
thought proper TO inhlct because the husband did
not think nj, or perhaps was prevented by illness,
business or what not, TO obey their mandate TO
make fool of himself, in all probability at the loss
d his sltuatlon thereby deprving his family OF their
subsistence.
IL may be surprising how all this is endured; but
i can only be accounted for, because what is eve
rybody's business is nobodys." The people have a
remedy for this growing evil in their own hands
u they object TO use the means of the ballot box.
let all those who are more Immediately liable to this
robbery, injustice and insult form themselves into
an " Anti-Mlitla Association y a very small con-
tubution, quarterly or half yearly, will afford ample
FUNDS Tor the defeat OF the knaves and their myrm-
dons, who fatten and carouse on their -potten
gains. The law is an expensive remedy. but there
Is no doubt that in the proceedings of militia Off
GERS, In this and all cities, there have been. and are
stl, lnformalties enough to prevent the collection
oil fine, and to punish all those who attempt it
The amount repaired from each member will be
much less than the penalties generally inflicted and
extorted in such cases, without any danger of insult
assault and robbery. Before the close of the pre-
sent winter, these idle vagabonds will find them.
selves rather short of provender if they have some
Two or three hundred suits at law to defend, partc.
ulary when all their collectors are cooped up in
Nng sing, or some such respectable dwelling.
The Tree press of this country is ever ready and
wiling to assist the people in just cause but the
press can do but little without the people, 1t is use
Tess LOT mem to be continually praying to Jupiter
tney must put their shoulders to the wheel and they
WIN soon get the wagon out Of the ditch
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IHE FOREIGN NEws-The news by the Britannia
was received in Philadelphia on Friday u,ob, ex-
cusively from this office, and published in ali The
papers OF that city this morning 1t reached pba-
deIpha nearly as soon did this city by the reg,,.
lar mail es"-
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Case OF Polly iodine.

Circuit Court.
Before Judge Edmonds
Nov 92-Seversl excuses were received, and, after
the examination Of jurors additional one was OBJ
tanned.
The Court adjourned to Monday.
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NOTES.-The Members of the

Cricket Club Of BROOKLYN arc re- pee fully .I.qul
= Mecting % he held NJ the hous- OF MIR ThoTf
corner Of Raymond street aud Myrtle avenue
evening next the 25th Inst, TO elect Omrers
year, AID other business Of importance ~ "a
JAMES WILDE
Puncfual attendance is requested.
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u. (. District Court.

Before Judge Belts.
Nov ~ Joseph Thomas, who plead guilty" on
charge Of petty larceny, was sentenced TO six months
imprisonment,
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On motin it resolved, That if there be any dele
seats in the Convention when being called, three
delegates reported themselves
On motion, the Convention adjourned until o'clock
p
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New york, Nov. ~, iai5.

philadelphia Agent for the Her
Co, Ledger Building, Third street. who
bers, aud have single copies for sale daily al 4
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Inc authorities OF Georgetown, u. c., have an
pointed Thursday next as day ofthanksgi, ing
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DISASTERS.

The chip Columbus Boston from New.OFeans
passed Monday - N. The wreck of ship Cen
turon on NAntucks, : ~hoal The ship stin held 70
Eether-hcr rrsinnss, and main iopnasi were standing
but her fore and inizcn ns-ts were gone Two schrs
were near, ldg IRON her, weather good and smooth
sea.
schr Brilliant Leavitt OF and for Boston from Norfolk
With 3400 bushels corn. put into Newpor, I'D in
dsssess with oss Of foremost rigging and sss attached
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OnrinI.
LIST OF LETTERS.

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PORT OF NEW-YORK
CLEARED

CLEARED
Ships Havrc, Ainsworth. iiavre. Fox & Livingston
Roscias. kidridee. Liverpool X Collins & Co. Chares
ton Andrews Charleston, Geo Bulklcv
Bark Richmond Gibbs Mon,evideo &c II Havls,s
Brgs Gem. Dosnc Halifax. Middleton & Co. Mary An
igail Goudy Passport II Braner. Flora Ncsdu. Csdz
G s J Laurie Abron. Brooks, North OF Europe c Hs
biehl. Energy frsbie. New Orleans
Schr Middleton meal kdenton.
ARRIVED
Br bris Mary Ann % days fryn Pic,ou. Ms Goals to
eoue. Whitncy s Co.
schr J Potts. Thompson. days from Virginia pine
wood TO master.
sloop Gen Warren. Smith FIN sag Hsrbor. oil
SAILED. schr swift fog Grenada
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Local Notices.
nrporr Tur CUA>CELLOR

n
ID Aldermen and COmmouslty Of the Cry ~ Albany. -
Afnbia Hqwiev Otherwise called Alpha FAIRFIELD and
,ih@rs-nu for Forcclosurs Of Mortgage GU ;
BEARD>LEY one ct the defendants IN tns case, whose
place of residence 10 in tl- OF Connecticut required
io arnear In by the nth dag of October next or
the h ed therein Will be taken confessed by hn.-Ds
ted A banv july 2ith. l8tA
LEWIS BENEDICT, Jr ofthe CITY of Albany,
ie1, f.x..,u Conplainanf'. solicitor
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q N0TIcE---A BARGAIN;-A COUNTRY.

- sorservie s6n-r.l, Co. New Jersey Sad Fam
consist. q Is q Land. - Of which Wool Tn'
n-leings are a. NEW. ,at bull WITHIN W. sears-ho4se
TIE hose = bull n he COTTAGE rfLA ~ y ~-t rorl
rs, through te centre psror. flisri viii marble msnies
VIII Observatory On TOP u sd House two story kich-
lie rear and Cellar under The Doe u he mAla build
- ia rEn,re-. and A. 1a g-l rouzh "a r pes u An.f
Lee house 2c Also great variety Of rkl II VI A. de-
So plcas-ta setier nh quantity Oi >nr-oo-ry.
TIE Premises lie within four hundred Arcs OF i- Country
Sea- and ABOUT quarter Of ue Cd he Railroad TIE
pace about Two hours and hall from he CAT For far
INF paca inquire subscriber and proprietor Of The
Si1IosAL HorEL, No Cortland O., Sew.f YORK
nsid CHAS WYkOYP