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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08
IN CHANGER

FESiIE defendants, Samuel Park and john
i Park, not having entered their appearance
and given security. according TO the acl Of As
sembly and the rules Of this Court. ana il cp-
pearing by satisfactory evidence THAI they ale
out OF this Commonwealth; il is ordered, that
the said defendants do enter lheir appearance
10 this sui on the first day of The next term.
and answer the Jill OF the plainuii; and that a
copy of this order be forthwith published ia
any newspaper wrhn this County, and con
ilnued for two months successively, and ano-
lthor copy thereof posted al the front door oil
'iae Court. Heuse Of the said County.
a Copy.--reste,
JOHN STR OTHER, C.
January Ia lSi7-2m lEaulkncr Alir
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08
,it9


John Park Wilson, Ex'or Of William Wilson.
James Wilson; Mrs. Mary Wilson, daush
ter OF John Park and widow OF Samuel Il
Wilson. deed; James Park, Nancy pafs.
Samuel Park and John Park, ds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08

OF Law and Chancefy for Berkeley Coun.
" January Rules, lS47,
John Green, La 'or Of Conrad Claycomb, de-
ceased pt.g,
agains!
Frederick Claycomb, John Myers. Jacob Nv
ers and John X. Robins, Ad'mr OF Catha.
rlne Robins, decd, distributes Of Corral
N'dyeoinD. dec'ds ett,.
IN CIIANCERY
VIE defendant. Frederick Claycon,b. not
Il having entered his appearance and givea
security, according to the act Of Assembly and
tue rules OF tins Court, and Itappcaring BY sat-
isiactory evidence that he is outof this Com.
inonweallh II IS ordered, that the said dclen.
dait 40 enter his appearances TO this sutton the
uIst Gay OF the next term, and answer the bill
o. ,Ae plaln'ih aud that copy Of this order
be forthwith published in any newspaper with.
in this County, and continued ior Two months
succesSLVeiy, and another copy thereof posted
at the front door Of the Coafs House 81 The
said County.
n Copy.--Tcste,
JOHN STR OTHER, c.
January ID, lei7-2,n Faulkner. Auy.
VIRGINIA in the Circai, Superior Court
o. Law and Chancery for Berkeley County,
February Rules, 1917,
Israel Robinson. on behalf of himself and 9TH
ers' hers and distributes Of Israel Robinson.
Decd plJj.
eSGiRst
Edward Winning, Admir- OF James Robins N.
decd, Robert X. Robinson, Admir- Of Jane
Robinson, decd, and Mrs. Laney Hensl.
formerly Laney Robinson, the widow Of
James Robinson, decd, aud Jane Robinson.
Hester Elizabeth Robinson and James VIII
liam Robinson, The last three Infants and
heirs OF James Robinson, deed and William
Long ana others DTS,
IN CHANCERY.
VI VIE defendants, Edward Winning and
Ill William Long, not having entered their
appearance aud gwen security, according 10
the act OF Assembly and the rules ofthis Conf
and It appearing by satisfactory evidence ina,
they are out Of this Commonwealth il il nrs
dered, that the SAID defendants do enter fbejr
appearance to this suit on the first day OF tbe
next term, and answer the bill Of the plantitf
and that copy ofthls order be forthwith nub'
llsned IN any newspaper within this County.
ana continued for two months successigelv.
and another copy thereof posted at the front
door OF the Court House Of The said I,ountv
a Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, g.
February II, ls47-2tn rCcnrsd, Arr.
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,yOlUME As. NUMBER &.
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA Sin the Circuil SupefioE Couit
OF law aad Chaneery sog Berkeley CounIy,
January Rules, lS47.
Jacob Bashore. PIT
Philip T!aaael snd George Spcrow. dr.
~ CIlANCERY.
ENIE defendant. Philip Tramuel, nc, hay.
A ing entered his appearance and gwen Sc.
earity, according to the sct Of Assembly and
the rules ol this Court. and il appearing BY sat-
isiaciory evidence that he Is out oi tbs Gem
monwealth: il IS ordered, that the said Gelea.
dant do entsr his appearance 10 this suit on the
hrst day OF the nekt term, and answer the bill
OF The plaatii; aud that copy Of tbs order
Be fotthwitb published m any newspaper With
IN this County, and continued for Two ulUplas
successfully, and another copy thereof posted
al the front door OF the Court House u tie
said County.
A Copy .---1'cste.
JOHN sTR0THER, c.
January "a, lsi7-~2n If'rulsnrr. Any.
VIRGINIA lin the circui, Superior Coott
OF Law and ChaueeTY for Befkclaysl ouaiy:
January Ruks.
Michael Bashore, ylg
against
Philip Tramuel and Geoige spetow, gil,
IN ClIANtERY.
lFENIiE defendant, Philip Trammcl. not hay.
n ing entered hts appearance aud gisth Sc
eurlfy, according to the act of Assembly add
The rules OF this Court, audit appearing hy sat
isiac,ory evidence that he is out Of tt@ Com
monwealth: II IS ordered, tina, The said do,a-
dant do enter his appearance 10 this sun on tie
tifst day Of the next Term, and answer the bii.
oi the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith published IN any lew spspef w'lga-
IL ihis County, and continued lor Two lavuths
suceessigelY, and another copy thereof posieJ
at The front door OF The Coul;-ilouss 81 tbs
said County.
a Copy.--Teste.
JOHN S1'ROTIER, c.
January IA, ls47-2m Faulkner, ATTY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08
A Copy .--1cste.
JOHN STR0THER, c.
January "A, lsi7--2m Ifralanpr. ATTY

VIRGINIA lin the Circui, Superior Coot
Of Law and ChaueerY ior DerkelayslouaiY.
January Ruhs.
Michael BashoTe, Ngl.g.
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A Copy.--Teste,
JOHN STROTlIER, c.
Feb. II, lS47--2m Conrad. Auy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-11

heavy gales from NE TO NNE. Ia. ~ Ion u %. Nov s. sig
s. s 'S Aa si Sa s ~ y M
Portland from CsIdepss. 70 Ion 90 ssms date spoke
schs from 1t Domingo % days out bound BOsoa
Bah Stevens Savannah. days, with cotton,
BARK Lots Bearse Cork. 81 days. in ballast to Foster
N,skeron paNsnger
baud o Sss Key aSs az AID
New Yok for Cadenss 9Th spoke E,liiot Nantuns from
a as s's ss Ss:
brig Ms:.aehu,eu, L.ndsI, Areesibo, PR g days.
loss other to- mass steering The experienced severe
Brig Herald Boiiss Galveston. Is days. to Z X Collin.
r. Sp oM pe ss ss ApH: IL. Of Of Fsraf 9R
sr Mary x. Jones. cSns tof New ..n Havana,
Cd AS:e and oI New Or
leans The has experienced heavy weather during the
Creole. witcomb Georgetown sc. 10 days. to Badger
Brig Sterling. Riddle. Savannah, suays surges, Clear
5Iis i;sbsI., BURGESS, 81 s Martins, q day.. sc
schr Two Brothers, Abbott Washington NC, "a days. to
schr Middleton Pugh. Washington, NC, to Mitchell
schr Egremet Ray, Georgetown &C. 10 days. to Badger
schr Water Merchant Caverdale, Middleton Creek NC
5chr Genl Morgan Faulkepburs. Wilmington, NC. to
Mitchell Sid 10 with schr Jenkins for New York
Br schr Friendship, Merriam Pictou. days to Soue, Whit
sehr Abigail Hams, Hahn; shaoot River:
se eSr Ma'es Phillips. w..hinsssoS, Nc days
schr Anaconda Rogers, Warrington. NC.
schr Deborah kobbins, Washington, NC.
Schnr sfsneis Butcher Wash,nstoa nc.
ships 2 barks; abhss. and brig Emma.
Sailed.
Ship Areole New Orleans; bark Weybosset, Apalacieola
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81
for DO; E.nIsin Rcss aieh@osd for do 9Th. brig Vim
''Sfs: s Nov 70 .S;s: Scott Boston,
&C. fs sa g.! D's:
;o.p Cs srsS New York;
on Ssw " srDro.p Nov .sSi: EMILY Soans, Bates.
a. HtDi Voc Sandy ;Sa Solo clio Aad,sE:
Abby Hammond. MItin, New York; sh ,chrs Uson Bang:
NrwsURrroRr, Nov s-sld schr Independence knight.
INV LcsDYs Npy s.Au brig Bms;sa. Msclip.oel
Ss1$ fsssissS bo:;ss %:S f%sss.a %sS s1ys
sy YsP sap. s. h:a; SS:s Ss%
As%s. o 1.s ysi:
S.sis: 70; SsSPis. c;sp%;n; ds j:S. fSs%s:Ss:
Too Brs'isa Baetsioo. rhsd. ip6is '' 49,, sem
II: NJ
sS Lsss s
s Hsss NsSssp chips
.sh ssS'TS I'll
.ii ha Iowa PaIisI Boston, Harriet A"suss Robinson
fS Isl hyfs + Bss% s Ms
SsTSl 70 :' fss qs 81 :a
Levi Fall River for Pha; John Hull. Pearce, Bristol for
aanzls; Albert Ia Poumou for Pha; 'chrs John
Manove, ayer.n Boston for do; franklin. Psace Thomas
ron for NYoIs ABBY Hammond MsIt,a NBeS9rd for DO;
Providence Phs Velocity Montgomery Boston Cor New
York; Empire, Smith, Boston for Virginia Harriet Ellio,
Bos,on FIR Alexandria Volunteer, Norton Johnston for
York; Morning Sar MerssT. Boston for DslawaIe Hnds
Perry Boston for Philn Delaware Cobb ook Thoaston for
NYok Nathan Chase, Crane, fm Phiia; Louis, Crowe
Owls HxAD Nov SID bark Nehemiah Rich; Carleton
to S kss %
PHILADELPHIA, NOV 9-Arr bark Navarro Veacock, Rie
Janero; schrs Eliza Leiper Thomas Albany; Mary Ann
Quest Cain Providcnce; Achsah Hewitt and Josephine
Ferris New Haven Jones' Smith and Oregon Hallock
.PoRrLAvp. Nov s-An sehrs Caunet, Snow. New York:
Cuba; MontIose Poland atenzas. 9Th schs Widow Wad-
kby Bucksport for Bait; Robert Bruce, johnson,
York; Magast Post Mschis for Mary Farley, Bich
mond; Asia. and Sarah 4 Maria Thorn aston
patch for Wells: Grand Island Harvey Newburyport for
PRoyIDHNcE Nov s-Arr schs Hope, Harding Nan:e mond
Lake Lake Philadephia; Lucy Ann saght. do; Adene
RloHMoND Nov 9Arr schs Kensiuston, Stephenson New
York; Edward l. Frost. Edwards. do; Bengal, Crouch
Thoma.,on; cahonts'. Smack new York; Mary Frances
Peter Henry, Sailors NYork
SAVANNAH, Nov 6-Arr briggs Wilson Fuller, Crawford
NYorx.
SALEM. Nov 6-Cld brig Angelica, (Brsz) Francisco do
Reys Auguo OF aud for Aacaty 9Th sid schr Maria The
Smalley Richmond (before eported eo'get0w DC
OH brig land, Ingalls, Gambia, Africa sch
Martha Maria Clarence New oTk; sth Citizen snow. do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-11
Domestic lrnpOrtasions.

NEW OnLEAssIsh Southener5 pks sundnes Stanton
Frostl939 pigs lead Strscham Sco3a do do 81 hhd
tobacco Goodwyn73 bills meal stracham Scott
Ito bis coroa Onay. Taft x co-5l do Holden Chandler
100 do, Caholn, Kinney 100 d Hardness Strah-O0
do bx tongues Maitland 1870 bis hemp, Hewitt Sees
80 obls hour. McGegor Morris kss sugar house molas
es bags bis pink w Burscn7o bis
Spoord 16 bbls pks IS pieces iron
3rSfrE2 pipss gin ~ brandy .uners bis cotton
Or.ay, Taft COLL do, w King s. co-I3 do. sppgu-
Robinson co-0s pks ter, Oder-l0 bis hemp Nc Gregg
Moris2jl7 pigs lead OrdersO old iron in casks
Ordcr
New ORLEANs-Shp Silas Holmes-l02 bis cotton A 4 w
Spague P'ovidencel06 do 70 Feres- 296 do Brown
Brothers coo Ora, Tuft co.'s bis hemp Maitland
Phes co-82 Newbold Cruit-g rigs lead order-e do
Macn-sa bis moss BTche-e7t oI' s. hhds 70
tngs w Field co-3s0 bills meal Srachan SEQ
40 do m9lasses 30 bxs tin Phelps, Dodge do
mdse order-l Cnrtlidge-t A Spa,ks-i II Cooiey-I
II Way-2 Red6eld- 100 pps lead w Nelson.
CHARLEsToN-Ship II Aen-l43 bales cotton w N Chad
wick-t6 hhds molasses Thompson--8 carboys A & u
Sands bars iron Beecker Oothou-io3 empty bbs
Jones-83 bis cotton TO order.
CHAsLTsT9SIship Ansona93 OK, rice spryur Robinson
Goa do Leveres32l bis Upland cotton Jon Thomp.
song bxs mdse 4 p Taylor-T empty bbls order.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, lS47.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, Is47.
News By the Steamer Washington--Loo IN Baltimore
City Court, &c.
The news by the steamer Washington, although she
announced here elegraphed before four clock
was not received until nine O'Clock last night The
will Of course only confirm the downward tepden-
oy In breadstufs.
young man named James Benson, of most respects-
bic family was yesterday sentenced confession OF
quit, to nine years confinement in the pententary
fe~ days since jury declared iunooent and sat
him 1t liberty charged with robbng forging to the
extent Of Se0O0O notwithstanding he made no attempt
to deny the charge Such Is law the Baltimore CITY
Court.
Sales OF stocks at Baltimore
AT THE sTocx BOARD Nov 91,sl,oo Md. IS. &c; shs
bids Notes closed asked 1907 bid; State g
$50 sd and Ohio s W. .ais.
the opening. ~ bid.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 10, Is47.
The sale Of che Chestnut street theatre, has fallen
through after ALL the board Of agents not having been
able furnish title satisfactory the purchaser have
adversed to be let fot year shorter period time
The proposals to be received until the 18th inst
We may anticipate to have Old Drury thrown open
again to the public. The seguins the Bishop troupe
win probably be applicants.
The fine ship Valparaiso launched about two weeks
since, from the ship yard of Mr. Hammutt Remington
viii sail tomorrow on her first voyage to Canton
A beautiful bark built ut Baltimore for Mes,rs
stewart Newman OF this city arrived here Yesterday
afternoon having made the run from Cape Henopen mn
to this city In eight hours.
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia
Nov. l0-EIRsT BoARD-520D Reading RR 10; 800 Camden
and Ambov Bond, 3d. $500 State SO 72k 1854 do Elem.
ngon Cooper 49, sMouis Canal Qs 100 do lox; $500 u
Treasury Notes Gs l00H
ArrsS 225 MoTis Canal io 400 schuylk Nay
gallon 6s 63 Spa $500 Loan 6s 81 i02 800 irard Blk
iet 80 Lehsh Coal scrip 80; $50 Reading Railroad 2s
oseosD boAhD-lG0 NeshamIe Copper u; 1IC0 Lehgb 6s
io2k WV "' 'N7s' 'VV o hoan o. o.
S s.aE ,o Loan 81 los State sank
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Foreign lInpOrtaGluIls.

LTERpooL-ship Siddons-l3io bdls hoop iron Fue- &
bSassa5i Olive. tSa Hail. sl: aa.as.
{: dze sS
ck hardware steel to order-a thread Elisha johnson
Lord ,syior|Ic. DO Nc Mencny-so stewsr! CO
h. sssis: ' Ca fi:1s g
b. coarse %dz sands. Fais; iess Nor
yy;rs. AZ Ws 6 nS,.
SaIcL a Rr,.. sSn
xeo-s ss.a., Fuller so-i bars 50 bdl: ron ~
ellis Bear Benjamin. Coll sk Matthew Mott.am3s bi.
SHn John Soa c
White sfs
field Barber Broths,s2 c.h, Barton B.othen-5 pee
Hsry 1s'fs
jCG
ss rts,S' ws'
ak: RoS Fellow
s t9' bal. Ege.toa Batel-2 casks bales
&c. yo %s1i JTs
Rus15 veo7 F'pss yjSS
SeIs:5ss @ a%df blag. s.I%t'H
tach-l Meyer sticker-2 Ahrenfeldt-lA Il II Thor,
Il f. rnen etdt2 ClnieQue-2 ode valid Brothers-
% Be dit Schmaer Brothers75 Wki.o stetson
Harns-2 p U Mulier-2C w LilIiendahi-i schraee
,op cos Carebaeh 4 Jacob-5J e Grnenparch-I G.
GunthcrO5 bales 1874 b,rs iron Werlich Kruger-22 boxe
mdze22 casks II cases D chests der
HAvANA-Bng May Jones-l6 segsrs Truzillo Bur.
reras-60o0 Tayer 4 Kellv-30oO w Smith, pkge b
600 sega. Llla Raisian:,35 bune bananas
cts do 6U0 Moses Taylor-92l brs order
Sr. THoMAs-Bark Ann d Rchardson-l csk old copper
Dbl do do copper boiler old pp,r Fernando Wood
10 bSs old copper ties do do spindle copper boiler
Maitland Philips Co.. bbls old metal kegs do do boxes
Wood
AREcEIBo, Porto Rico-Brig Massachusetu-74 hhds 10
bbls sugar IS bis tobacco, 62 logs box wood, Order
SsAL-B ig MARY Aun-836 bis hemp II do SKINS 4 BIZ.
ndz, Boucha I'd Thebsud-f do Hitchcock325 pkgs,
bis mdz, A Patrollo.
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships-Hendrek Hudson, lpkt) Moore, London, C3rs-
void; Alfred Pendeton. New Orleans, W Whitlock, Jr;
Rideout, Brown. Apalachicola
Bsks-Nspcy w stevens, Stetson. New Orleans, Elwe
&Co Mary Keads Croker. Boston; Canton Long. Ban
gor, q Wheewright
Bgs-Carolioe, Beml Raseben, Bremen, 4 Pavepstesd
Schumacher; clarion Reed, Onorto; Tyleston; BuriI
game Cape Camysl Venus brl Ham. Jersey Harbor, NF
Goodhue Co; Ruth Stevens, Bangor.
nie Globe. Simmons, Washington, NC; Noppariel Br]
ID Haljock Hawkins. Phadelphia.
Steamer Portland, Spnncy, New Orleans.
Arrived
Packet ship Siddons Cobb Liverpool Oct H. to Col
Inns geo Oct lat ~ 30, Ion 20 90 ship bound
ward, with a NJ the fore topsail.
Bremen sho Won Humboldt, Wacer, Bremen, 81 days, to
Oelrich Kruger. '''
Ship soutberner Rsm,da New Orleans Is days to Eros.
Hicks Novo spoke brig Cordels, from Trinidad, Cuba,
10 Boston, lat 81 90 Jon II 10 Same time fell In with the
wreck of the brig Palestine Of Rishmond beore report.d
abandoned her passage from Georgetown with annsst
and full Of wa,srhad board from hrg Agnes
which and going N make aeupt 10 Gel into
Charleston On the 9th. passed shp Jsy.ore kom New a..
leans on Cape Hattes under Of canvas wind esh
frc M the 3. ~ ''-''
Ship slas Holmes, Barry, New Orleans Or, 10. sou,h
West Pass 18th, VIM Nelson on Havana Oct % .noL.
Bremen brig Magdaena, No from south side 10 Cuhs fcr
Bremen. "'''''
Ship H Allen, Campbell. Charleston, to @ Sutton
Ehip Anson, BUR-, Cbarlest9n. Noy 6,Lo u Sutton.
,,puf Aan R.Andsop, ssPsl, s. Thomas, os, &C., 10 y
"so1 On the '',h, s''h ,h and ss. 'srsisnssd very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-11
Passengers Arrived.

BaEMEH-Ship Won Humbold.-C Uhmstede, HAMS.
en Fund is D. W Fund and ISL ISL IN the sIesrass
LvERpooL-Shp Siddons- lexander Anderson, Scotland
Ne mp, New Yo,k Mrs Sarah Lander Liverpool; Te-
nor, ireland; shaw, DO; Mrs Campbell do; Master
Wilson, do Simon Psradies Austria; y SCHULTZ do; D "
Eliza LAWS, Scotland; f.a;sn Lowell Mas, VIM Hard
Pennsy lvana; Thomas Oliver Mrs Emma Oil
do; John Trolin Cork Ireland; Ms Hannah Bernard,
New Jersey; Miss Sarah Bernard Heeforshre and 800
songsTs III the seerage.
HAvANA-Bng Mary A Jones-W Marquicr.
New OaLEANs-Shp Silss Holmes-Ms stephen franklin,
Mis-. Mary Frankln Miss Gertrude Frankn, Master John
franklin Mrs Celestine Mngee Mr. Henry Noreross.
Miss Ha Norcross, Miss Esther Norcros Miss Ada
Norcross and
NEW OnLEArs-Ship southerner-L Hope Everett, MD,
Mr. D Shean, I Wells, @ Wels
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of Of the wounded Issoordinsiy ss,s directions
that should remsin there On the ioIh Dsos%ssr,
the next morning, which we sooordingly did-Lisut.
Grey OF the navy, with gallant command OF sailors
the tenth when we left on the morning Of the 18th,
the enemy no longer In sight and presumed they
LEFT there In consequences OF the arrival OF Lieut. Gray
q Was there wood, grass and water on the hil'
There was, believe, some brushwood little OF no
grass and got plenty Of water by digging for 1t at the
foot Of the hill
q Did you turn loose your mules on the Hill, or
part Of them, aud If so, how many!
A. There several mules lost by US while
the hill know not how many Capt Turner, Of the
Dragons then In the command OF them, thinking his
dragons much effective foot than mounted on
these tired and broken down animals which they had
ridden from Santa Fe [soms 700 miles He, therefore
cared not about being encountered with them
Q-Did the mules and horses have sunhcent grass and
A-They had plenty Of water being watered once or
twice day.
Q-was there q creek In view, with plenty of grass,
ind wood and water on 1t
A.-There was.
Q-why did you not 20 to It,
A-From the few men which had and the muon
greater number Of the enemy would have been nsces
HIRE Gen Ksarny asked the exact drift of the quss.
ton whether 1t to ask why they 1id NO, 30
to the creek camp, for and water anu Dehs
answered that the question was designed 70 ascers
why they did not the hill AMI go TO the creek Tor
grass, wood and water, the witness resumed
1t would have been necessary for us III gong ior grass
would have answered for US to have divided our
ANAL force
O. Was it not Q better place for camp,
A. Most unqusstonaby not for my command.
@ Did the Cslifornisns occupy 1t?
A. They on a hill not far from it, and portion
Of them, believe the creek, q short distance
from camp
O. Did you see Cooley and his companions taken rri
sonsrs and did you make any effort to relieve them
President BROOKE to his feet and said that
the would be- cleared which done instsu ter
On the reopeniLg Of the door, the minute read Of
the proceedings Of the court In the interim
Col FRKAosr,n answer the objection raised to the
question: desired to explain the relevancy OF to the
court, and the court had agreed TO 1t.
By Col BErToN. In writing!
JuoeE advocate Yes sir, In writing
Lieut. Col Fremont passed small paper to the Judge
Advocate Tue accused asks till brow morning for
his explanation Agreed to,
The Judge Advocate then submitted, that the inter-
val TO O'Clock be expended In reading over the record
Of this day, which was agreed to
After which, the court adjourned to meet again to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
All the principal documents read to-day have been
published months ago by Congress, that reference
TO their subject matter has been deemed sufficient in
this report w.
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KINGSTON Jam Oct 8, s47.-Business is dullsr st
this writing than 1t has been for years. occasioned In
great measure by the gloomy complexion Of the
brought by the last packet from the mother country
and the great scarcity Of money The stock OF -four
has been gradually diminishing under the limited de-
mand for consumption, but without inducing a revival
Of activity or contributing to any important advance
in prices Philadelphia may be quoted at ass and New
Orleans 3as 32s Sd Corn is improving under the
tive demand for consumption, although the supply is
still abundant Is taken at 1885, and fine at las Cd
Crackers are scarcn small parcel which came In few
dys since was taken ut 26s pilot Is selling at 20s 24s
is wanted no American butter in markets the last lot
brought lid; the last parcel Of American lard was
placed at AID This market and those Of the outports
completely bare Of pork the few parcels In second
all descriptions are PLENTIFUL with very trifiing de-
mand; cheese commands l0hd lid, and Is much want
ed family beef Is dull at so q 90; South Americaa
tongues worth 40s AIS per half BARREL w boards
and cedar shingles have been sold ahoa the former at
HOS per feet the latter at 2as per NJ Exchange 90
days * discount; do 60 days do. The new import
duty into operation goth ue His excslenoy the
Governor, has issued proclamation calling the house
together for business, GA Tuesday, 10th inst.
HAVANA MARKET, Oct ~, lSl7 Beans, white Der or.
robe, 81 4rs lri beef American par Dbl, Si4 Ars
10 Ara; butter American y-l per quntal $l2 20,
.se, American, per quAta, So To- coffee, ID and
quail ties per quinta % 2rs 6rs trisg-. 81 Ara;
Aour New Orleans, per bb Si4; Philadsphia and Bal
hides, each, 81 2rs 4rs Laro American, per quinta
$40 AIRS II; pork, prime and mess, per bbl SIT 90;
clear, per Dbl, sal; do in boxes per quntsl, 81
u AIRS; sugar, assorted white and brown arrose
s1srs; brown, 6krs tobacco, windward, per quin
tai $l3 20; Vu-lts xbsjo inurisdo No l, $50 80;
No 2, san u so; No 3, $40 q 30. Exchange on New
York, On days, q ~ per cent premium; on New Or
To the United ststes-Sussr per boz! VI ooi coffee
per bag, 4rs; molasses, per Ahd, 80 7os3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-11
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, ls47.
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The Stale of .4Haiys,

The State Of .9fairs.
The state Of affairs appears be In sotu quo Nothing
from General Scott II is strange, making all allowances
for guerllss, that We can't get these dispatches.
The news from Louisiana thus far looks favorable to
the democrats The move Of Major Barker as bank
and tariff democrat, to have cheated the wings
successfully out Of the election Of Thibodeaux But
shall know more tomorrow evening
The President and Cabinet working at the message
Every member Of the Cabinet has portion Of the work
on Mexico assigned him. and hereafter Mt Saturdays
meeting, they are to compare notes
The trial Of Lieut.. Col Fremont slowly progresses.
Your reporters report will show the
OF Gen Kearny by the defence 20 be very CLOSE and
we're Old Bullion has enlisted in this matter in good
earnest; but NOUS VERRONS.