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Court Of Common pI.as,

Btl'Ht nou sulfe " oo1ruU
Nov l2-In ne If TAumqg J. Otssd cdHfufdrsfar
vs. Do Nsr Iork and Harlem RgfiIoa1 Canpeuy which ma.
occupied the Court for days psst the Jury could
not sgrse and discharged. The sause va. tried
otee before aud the jury then agreed that the plaintiff
t'ud recover damages hut they could azrse r.
me amc Unit aBd heLce this trial Il action
Fought ~ The ne xt a Ain sdninistrstor Of Betty
powne who had been killed It alleged By the care
rsnsts o. the AGENT u the company In iiaY, ls49
The deceased about .ix years a age All resided
WIN Der parents in Walker street the Bowsry II
eppGs tLat on returning from school che vas run over
~ one o. the railway cars AZ the crossing on Centre
NTeet near NslEer street, and killed Dams xes were
laid At $500 The defence up By General sanford
On tehs the copsny was that the accident caused
BY negligence and that proper care should bsvs bsen
ecisd By the parents guardians to keep the child
cot n the track 81 the railway and that The defend
ants or their agents no o. blame fr the accident
The jury net being able 70 agree. we're disch.rged
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NEw OaLEASs. Nov a. 1851.
Cotton, to-day has been active-4C00 bales were sold
fully sustaining advance Of eighth Of cent since
the receipt OF the Africans Strict middlinr il
quoted The sales the week have bee so 600 aud
the receipts OF the thus far at this port are
bales ahead of the time last year At other South
e pors according to the prices they aOO0O
shsad Freights impr vipg-7l6d Is asked for cot.
ton 70 Liverpool Rice is dull at So 80. Coffee is I'D
Ssncipg - eco bags Rio cold to-osy ct sl4asKc
New ORLEANS, Nov "a 1851.
Cotton continues brisk The days sales we're 900
eas At another advance Of eighth Of cent strict
middpg selling at 1ac Molassss 90 900 gallons sold
on plantation at Zee, being the first of the
CH.RLEsroS, Nov % 1851
The sales Of cotton to day 400 bales at CSC
Sac. Prices very full and the market closed him
Providence, New. %, 1851
Cotton has been steady with sales in small lots for
manufacturer immediate Middling fair New Or
leans and Mobile, lCs4e lO1fc fair Uplands 9t.c
10c midding far, 91sc a9s!c. Wool The demand at
the opening slack but at the close OF the there
more activity and sales Of fleece made an
advance OF about 2c The sales So 900 lbs fleece
at SIC ~ &c the heaviest sales at t5c 47i{c $4,000
lbs. pulled wool &c AZ; tia heaviest az $50 42c
sol lbs foreign az 251 isLc. The total sales of
the week have been IS l6l lbs Printing cloths-rhe
advance noticed last week is fully sustained and the
tendency is upward, with very light stock The sales
Of the week have been IS coo pieces co By are worth
sAc Money remains Without change.
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Died

Died,
On Saturday, November %, in the s4th rear of he,
age ELzABETH ANDREWS, a native of Argyi1hire Scot.
land and relict Of the late John Andrews.
The friends Of the family and those Of her inaw,
Alexander Cav are requested to attend the funeral
from her late residence No. 2l7 Mercer street this
afternoon, oath inst, at half past o'clock.
At Newark N j., November p ELuaA, wife OF
George Watts, AGED 20 years.
The friend, and relative. Of the family are rsspecf lily
invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon, ut
O'Clock, from Trinity Church Newark.
At Oyster Bay, L. l., on Friday morning November 81
The funeral will take place at Hampstead this day at
IL O'Clock. The train for Hampstead leaves Brooklyn
frcm the South ferry. at 9 o'clock.
On ssturdsy morning, Mr.. MIcHAEL KsnaisAx in tie
ed year Of his age.
His friends and sequantsnces and thoss of hi, ne
phewe, Patrick Kerrigsn and John s. Walker,
epecuy invited to attend his funeral this afternoon
O'Clock from his late residence. No Centre street
His remains will be taken to the Eleventh Street Gene
On Saturday, November %, WILLIAM T., only child of
Vim II. seawsrd, aged years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from the resdence Of his
fath'r No 90 Bands street Brooklyn L. this day
O'Clock PM
On November % JAMES DEAN DusrAN, Of congestion of
the brain, eyed 40 years, months and 81 days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services this evening al
bspsst O'Clock, at his late residence No 63 Leroy
street Ills mains will be taken to New Rochelle on
At Brooklyn on November23 Of scarlet fever, WILLIAM
f.. son OF the late Captain John B. and Julia H. Rat.
toone, agtG years and months.
On saturday November % CAROLINE A. McLEAy wife
of Alexander Nc Lean, in the 39th year of her age
On Sunday evening, November 70, of consumption in
the 5oth OF bis age, Mr. RoBERT PATTERSON native
of Edbburgh Scotland.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
specifically invited to attend his funeral at No Essex
street, this evening at O'Clock
On Monday November TO- at the residence Of her bus
band in Clarkville tennessee Mrs ELIZABETH JoHSsoS
wife Of the Hon Cave johnson.
In Lytander onondags county, August 3, PAMELA A.
ADAMS, in the 18th year Of her age Also DC .ober
JohN ADAMS in the 18th year Of his age Also Nov.r
ber L. CHARLORA j. ADAMa. in the 18th NJ
Alo November Is, PHEBE ASN ADAMS in the 2lst year
Of her rye
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

NoTlcE.THE STEAMER ANsoNIA WILL LEAVE
~ Ftck Slip for BRIDGEPORT, Thursday 27sh infant
lhanh.g wing Day, at tx oolook-Fare oentand
that date Tueaiay Thursdays and Saturdays at quarter
70 elock. Freight taken as naval.
CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE IRON nzw
- Porh 30 fhilaaelpbA=Lesye Pier No. North River,
yHesmboAt JOHN POTTER. Morning Line, At ooissk
Nseraoon Line, st4 o'clock Fare By either line e. for
.srd Deck e. EmiSran, Liza. 81 O'clock r. n; f.rs,
~ l.. BLISS. Agent
~ and Philadephis direes-Unitsd States Nal Line
through IN ~ hours via kcw jersey Railroad. Fare
ser Yori st6A n from foot % CorNAuds sreet
IA. and r. NJ from fost OF Liberty street Leave Pal
iut tsrtst.
roR BaLrInoRE, wAspssros, or cnAnLHsros-
through tekes sold in the shove Ines through cen
uetor With through baggage oheek tbs s1z
esviag n Passengers and bary,so IA this will
rsaFporssd directly rouGh from depot tspss
ssst- vfthout sysra ehsr~s
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BrooIIvn cry Int.lug,.c.

DIpicsIfev % CifvtcH On Sunday the ediace
erected fo u Reformed Dutch Church situated in Pierre.
pont street between Henry street and Monroe Place
on The Heights Brooklyn l. l. dedicated 10 the s-r-
vice of Almighty God Inmediatsly the opening Of
ne doors Naunsrous congregation hed every portion
a the church Tho services were CON neuced by in
rcductory prayer ~ the Rev Dr. Bsthupe the pastor
which was followed by the singing q hymn By an IN
Client choir joined by the voices - greater part Of the
congrs cation The Rev Or Brodbss3 rssd the ordinary
exercises BY prayer psalm sGng W the choir az
TOR which the Rev DR. Bsthune delivered the dedication
rmcn IN most impressive manner concluding IL with
solemn dedication prayer. c1actior. % eKtnguish
he debt on the Mssion Church q the thousand res
the - Lawrence. was made. doxoogy was sung and
fnsl benedicti1r pronounced BY the Rev DR. LuIlsw
Provost q the University Ct Pennsylvsnis
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DEATH oP DOCTOR JAMES z. pEKAY.

DEATH OF DOCTOk JAMkS DkkAY.
We called upon to record the decease of another
of our most eminent ply four Of the
medical profession, within few days, who have
departed this life-viz., Doctors Rodgers, Patti
SOD, Manly, and the subject of this notice. The
death of Dr. Dekay took place at his residence, ct
Oyster Bay, Long Island, on Saturday the 2ith
inst. He had been in delicate health for several
years, which has prevented close application
recently to his favorite studies in natural history.
In that branch Of science he had acquired
and was the author of two volumes of the Natural
History Of New York, relative to its ornitho-
logy. This part Of the work was authorized BY
the State Legislature, in the acts relative
to the geological survey, DIR. De Kay having been
one OF the scientific corps appointed by the Cover.
nor TO accomplish the work He was also the
author OF an interesting book Of travels in Turkey
and other countries on the Mediterranean, having
accompanied his relative and friend, the late Henry
Eektord, to Constantinople, when the latter was
appointed Naval Architect by Sultan Mshmoud,
about twenty years since. He was brother of the
late Commodore De Kay, and related by marriage
to Joseph Rodman Drake, author of the immortal
lines on the American flag. In the medical profess
sion, Dr. DE Kay held high rank in early life, but
has not recently been in ac i've practice. Among
his literary friends now living, were Washington
Irving, Fitz G.. Halleck, DR.. John w. Francis, and
Others who will doubtless do justice to his memory
in some proper tribute Of respect.
SIR EDWARD C. DISBRowE.
Sir Edward Cromwell Dsbrowe, British Minister
at the Hague, died recently. He married, in 1922
the daughter of the Hon. Robt. Kennedy, and the
grand daughter of the eleventh Earl of Cassils
Sir Edwards life has been spent in the diplomatic
service of his country. He has represented his So.
vereign at the Courts of Russia, Wurtemburg,
Sweden, and the Netherlands. In 1881 the de-
n IUh Ha
adeputy-lieutenant of the county of Derby, where
the family have been seated since l400 having been
previously settled in Northsmhtonshire Mater.
nally, Sir Edward was descended from the family
of Cromwell.
REV. SIR HENRY d. BRoUGHroN.
Rev Sir Henry Deives Broughton, died on the
Sd inst at his seat BroughtOn Hall, Stafford, aged
seventy four. The deceased married, in 1907, the
daughter of John Pgott, OF Capard. In lS47 he
succeeded his brother. In 1903 Sir Henry was APP
pointed perpetual cuTate Of Broughton, county Of
Stafford The title is an Old one, and was created
in Ito
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Our Cochec ton Correspondence.

ACClDENI On TIE ERIE RAILROAD.
CocHEcIoS, Nov. Is, 1851.
dreadful accident occurred here yesterday, the
Erie Railroad As Dr. Apey Of this place, stepping
from one car to another, be was thrown under the
wheels, and had enc Of his legs and ankles horribly
aashed. Physicians Immediately called in to at
tend the sufferer consultation held and il was
decided that amputstion was necessary DR. Sanger
Of Honesdae Pa whose reputation surgeon is very
high in this regi1 sen; for by express distance
Of twenty miles to perform the operation On Sun
DAY night DR. Sanger In the presence Of the friends
the family and the physicians, Rmpuated the injured
LIMB below the knee in very sKutui Tn. pa
tisnt If doing as well as could be expected
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ADJUSTMENTS In PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL NOrICE-To THE CiTt.
zers Of New York. Philadelphia, aud Baitim reMove
ments OF Professor Wizard Of The North
Professor A. will continue hi, Grand Ora wing
erta.nments ct Sorees kystereusc at the MIcA Fund
Hail. philadelphia, to the 18th instant evening
giving grand Day Entertsinment Gay an1
Friday. BE then proceeds to Baltimore whsre
Teaess series Of re psrformassss Men,
day, December J. at the Assembly Rooms
and Lombard streets where he will remain up the
10Th and then returns to New York and opens tbs
entire change Of wonders and new mysteres Protsor A.
during his pay In New York. in addition his eosss
evening will give two grand day performances each week
Wednesday and Saturday-fer the odatioa Of
families schools country redents &c. For urther pae
teulars, see future unoements.
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lPgR brEA6Efrp ATLAETfc.I
AssrEhpAn, Nov 4-Ar Richard Golden. Ian s.srd. NV
hSTwJnr, Nov 7-sid Verge Marie, seyhes HorIea,s
BsHcsLoEs, Oct 16-Afr fsnbel Sites NOrlesng lYth
sIits hoig hoes g,h Pempeyo, Cur charieIo a; 9th
BRIearoN Nov 10 on clipper thip Surprise DumAresq
from Nhsmpes July "a for London.
BRoUwsnsrAvTS. Nov 6-Arr Maine Freeman, Baltimore
n shsnptns 70 anchor ost her two chains and
shore, bot was eSpeotad 20 hoat ner. tideL
BRtNERHAvES, Nov ssh Louise Calar Wsiss,nho-n,
slrsneitco Clemtntne, Dannermsn, Nrork.
fut back Tth, Coperncus Nistne for Charles,or sc:
sssths kloefgetsr for fYork Weisnd Hsnte. Cor DO;
hsier, hohorst, for Baltimore.
CaDiz, Oct Starr Won Winch, Harde, NYork
DEL = 0T l0-Arr American Congress Williams Lon or
Dawn, Nov s-Psssd, gohsnn, from Bremen for New
TLr.puse RoADs Nov 7sId coluu,u. Lsshsr.. ana I'm.
blem, briakvster. krork
os,ssocs, Nov s-sld Adonis. NNn.n, NorI.anr s,h.
6Lssoow Nov iO-sla Corr, Lima, Lambert, NYori Sc.
scetris. LtEtn, Charleston.
LivtRrooI. New g-Arr Amsriss (sl Shannon. Boston;
10Th Ashturton, heNnlams, shd A 4. Zsres.. KfSrh.
th Iheoecre Lincoln HiEgna do lOth Aramnta Ferran
hotile hfrca, Davies NOrsans; Henry gardner Tobin
MOTE Jenny Lind level. DO TohsvsndA Jalus Pills
CD out sth, Amidss. Hughes, EOrleans
td IN. Oreans Smell, and Han pden. Jersey NOrlesns
nttsd kngdsm Cotter, ssvahhah Arctic zsrsxs NYorh
sth stsnE fsrter sfr,nciseei Ceronea. Larkin, Nor
lssnti Eh, Jas Pnne Alefaadtr Phsdelphia Oth Con.
tuition Brtton, sYoIk liza Mary Pis.ssn DeosS Phi
ltdelfbis tpovcou. Ntker. Savannah; Moss Whe,ler
k,nG ana Coqutmbo, Corhsm, Boston.
Los Dor, Nov 1-Entd sut Ameriesn Congress. williams
iors lsee Deal lo,h, Bsiarots Mason, sFr.acisoo.
-lBrHohN. Oct Sld Furysios, kKinlsy NYort
foF Trieste. - - 49,
0vISFsTovS Nov s. Arr !osn Field, pisla baltimore
Ter, Boston. ' '''' w
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THf Coal rFADE ron lS51-Ihe quantity sent By rail
road this vetk IL % 81 10; by canal IL 23 for the
week % col % tors total BY railroad 500 90 o. DO
~ canal 80 SIS tons The demand for coal CONTINUES
undated for nearly AL kinds, except chesnut aud ell
ne boats aud cars are loaded ss fast they arrive
Tie shipment ~ canal would have relrhed eO tom
this~eek II boats could lave been obtained The rail-
road VA carry this year within but 50 600 tons Of
TIE Whole quantity cent to market from the schuy.kiu
regifn last year and the supply b. canal will nearly IL
MT quite reach tO0OcO tons Our Increase 20 Far l.
5sOns o. frsm the Lshigh 2sslp2 O5 from the Lacks
uans about 400 tons ma kir n incfeas- OF OO1
tons from thsse three regions which Il uneHsmpled 10
the history Of the trsde.POffsrt. pa Mefs Jgrrs
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Steamship Glasgow (Brl stevart Glssgow I5 dava wiz.
neie hbd pef6erFers 10 HesJnOn E6v rs lat IS IS Tor
800 spele ship fidea Forbe-. Lverpool for Ess
York. with raGGengers. " "
Csh steauahp ilhnois Bsrttein. Chssrer via Havana
Roberta. 49, '-h~A'' " - =
ship Samuel tBrl Cunard Dablin IS days With r.ss,n
set 70 sretc The hAS anchored NJ Qusrantns 30 dis
Of sIEe Passengers
shp Chauhey Jerome II tnow. ll50 tensl Coae. E.s,
h,eotn Cenn Y hours. in t0s Of BteA tag Achilles IN
tsllagt, 20 Esgie HsE,rd. -
m 30. therner tef Bahl Hooper Rio J.nero Oct IL
$40 " cAJ tfon CAPE with hides 10 .sser
noV lh 10 y" on IS 81 nrobe brig ktrnHa Dreber from
ko JHneiIo for New forhj lsth lat 80 a. Ion 70 s. spc
BARI EH Chase Chase, from Fortsad Tor MIA
zas; 2st the o. near Hser.s orpe
IisLeees violent gale from TO ssw but sustained no
daufFe
Barb John Stroud Else 81 Maria days via Key wcss
u days. With cotton. SC, 70 Coe Anderson
heavy E6st aud No thehst gales during pagsar
Schr Gen Scott Albertson, Virginia, 4 days.
Below.
narh Chisftain, from BOs,on.
Brig fStel, 7 days from Savannah.
bern brig in tbs ofhBK.
Sailed.
steamship Baltic. Comstoek, Liverpool
Nov E-Wnd a. sunrise. sW; at merdia, "; at sunse.
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BY TELEGR APH.


fuR NATIvR AMERIcArs-rHE coCHRco RAILROAD
AccIDKNT-JENNY LIND.
BosroN, Nov. q, 1881.
The native American party has organised in this city
and, ON Saturday evening" nominated DR.. j. " Smith
Tor Mayor The party has also issued call for State
Convention, on the 2sth December.
The names Of the persons killed by the accident the
Coshecs Railroad on Friday evening were-Sanusl p.
Tvombiy, engineer Charles Young fireman. and Richard
MsClusky. Mr. Twomby leaves wife and three chill
drsn, and Young q wife and ave children.
Jenny Lind's concert last evening In the Melodson,
drew crowded and fashionable audience. Every seat
filed and her reception cordial and enthusiasts
ito She in excellent voice, and the
OF the best ever given in Boston
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Telegrsphio Marine Reports.
Arrivsd-stsamship Meteor. NYorl. ~ WV -



.,.s s,..,,. n, rsrLAbrLPrIa, New 23-t Pm.
hrriye1 stesn ahp osprey Power Charleston sark We
nefuels wilson Porto Csbeio; Lsrabee french NYorS
shrs hpdson Besrner Boston; Alert Hail 90; q Ensiish
cie.r.d-s,smshp B.rj Franklin Scar, Rattan, h,r,.
ksrchensss Clydesdsls Br Terguson Chsrcsson WIN
Lsrste, French, Boston; schrs Lea Errcfsou hreoso
nan, do Psssaic Bowen, sing sns Gen Tsylor Ko wss
NIerhi knglesh, Lyon. Maven. Yolsns, Rip Boston
NAIL Crovell Providenoe; steamer Keunebso setmour
foft. ~ -
Miscellaneous.
BRfe EnwD LIND - Portland from Turks Isi.nAs "a,
sshore Portland Breskrster h amount Of damage no,
BR Sewn FRANcS salt laden wa bv An. ou,.,
ston Boston 70 have gone sshore friday On Georss
whsiemen.
The VIM Writ, at Lahsna spoke in Bherinr s,,.s nrev
70 July ~ themeld a Cold Spring nothing his season For
Hr nB, vhi fre IN DO. Heard from, no date Coral
hB, vhi sbt july ~, Ontario, slooum, 40. 4 vi
Seen OF heard from In Arctic Sea- Jane Omega Fisher
~, zyh ytly Osesn. Providenoe, VII; Close n Nh
reported Apg oil untbovnD Mettocu d. Idpb bbs De-
nuigse Isbgry, 2vhi Gen File IsHer NIB 4 VII; Han
nes obbs e2 sVbss ls teroit,o have been badly On,
BL'g bbls CsHArine. Nj. VI btty 4 sussn ston IlO
ebe Liverpool Barhcr 9, tcthirg. Jesnet 90 ciesn.
Nsvticony han, rh wolrs. ~. VI; 9Th Brse.nts Nh
4vb lOth Ct Hovan6, DO tsHbbi; Car,vsn fsll Rivsr
Lvb' sally Anne NIB xhs kssssu. DO. I VII Harrison
Hsuav,y o. clean. o owsshins,on, wsrshsm VII; No.
noresboss Nh ciesn Csuton Packet, Rowland Do VII;
gineiEna'i econ vhs Arctic Gelete TH ooshins iith
lsh, Sob. ttvards. NIB rb' nsrvest 80. vi. tolaa
be, Cash, Nae, 3Fh; 49,
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, &c.

RERFoRD co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA TREIoaT,
~ Package and Parcel Express per U. O. m all Steamer
llioois on saturday, November ~ By u mai, steamer
lpeea through messenger by each Of the above
ho vii take charge 81 eur express goods through 70 san
trspeeco b. tie Pacific mail steamers which With
the above steamers and expect to deliver
goods IN less than thirty Our
those Of other Lxpress Dras notes. aad debt.
collected at the lowest rates All goods be up
waterproof Ia packages not 20 exceed 25 lbs and
ur ofee before eleven o'clock en- the day o. sailing Gold
lust hroug tffom San Francisco for ~ cent.
lver slup per cent on smaller auma Oses, No 3Broad
street. and No. . Neaer atIest. Aatnr Honaa.
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SAD MORTALITY IN FAMILY The follow e
melancholy particulars o. the dsath Of four IneratiDs
Children OF one family lated 10 Us few q az.
since. BIC and Mrs John williamson vita their L "
children started fer the Moth Eom Noksburg Mss ia
The Latter part q October the Caiifora
hsd psasant pAsssgs 70 the mouth Of The Ohio.
-nithlaDd their boat got aground ard they Accordingly
tfok paassge for Louisvte the .sa Ciacnn. al al
- Louis packet which happened 20 up soou after
4his boat was very crowded and dirty Toe nsh they
rsaehed Louisville their nsut child sdasy Mdsr vs..
taken sck and the next night be lied Gait Hous.
where the family put up The tt.enting physician BRO
nouDced the disease cholera nftntum m. next DAY
TN Of November. the family STATED fer Cincinnati and
On their way tSo Of the other children taken sk
When they arrived at the WslEut house Ia this
CITY Cecilia sEsd seven years. dangerously III Sac
died on tundsy morning the 9th inst Of what was pro
nounctd malignant scare, fever Ia The meantime the
Two Remaining dAughers, Florence and Margaret were
Csktn down WitA The same disease aud
every hing vas done for them which medical skill pa
rental nnec ton and the krdness a. friends could sug
seet they too died Thus the cup Of their parents
aotion hicd 90 the brim The o. lest SOP John Robert
.esPd The fate OF the others by proceeding TO New York
with his uncle Greet from Louisville with the corpse Of
the htts boy -Cineinrsh Casst,, Nor. IS
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CoNoRKssMEN AT WASHINGTON Besides others
already announced have heard Of the arrival in this
city of the following members of the Congress which Is
to assemble Monday week:-Hon Il. Y. Stockton, Sc.
nator from New Jersey; and Representatives John @
Miller of Missouri 8 Molony, Of Illinois, Il. j Pen
ninan Of Michigan Thomas l. Ciingman of North Ca
Maryland; John II. Savage, Of Tennessee; Thomas B.
Florence, of Pennsylvania National Inegsncer Nor %
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DnmnstIr niIsceIInnv.

FREsHET IN THE HupsoN RIVER The late
avy rains have swtlled the waters o the Hudson aim
70 he level Of the wharf At Albany
FtcE CoNsrL FOR CALIFORNIA The President
hs recognized Alexandra De Carvshc Paes de- Andrade
a. Vice Consul Of Brazil fot the STATE Of California
, L,rNtuD A. Tbopsston On the 18Th insta.t bv
STTsrS = ". . NORTON Zoe clipper bart Of about
$50 tone called the Race Isuni
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Dr. =. Grimm, Of South O. roina, and who has been
for some years past employed in the Post 0es Depart
msnt at Warrington, nov 1t the Irving House in this
city. He VIII sail In the steamship Georgia to-day, FOR
Havana, en- route for Ban Francisco where he goes IS
government agent for the Post 0faoe Department.
Major 3. r. Hobbie Washington; Hon Mr. Mckay
CANADA; Capt. 6erriold, British Army; Col jas Hami
ton England; Col Miller California were among the ar
rivals yesterday, ct the Irving House
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The Turf.

CEsrREvILLE CoURsE, L. I-rRorrIso On Wednes-
day last rotting match for oo mile heats best three
In i've heats in harness. OF between the stations
Empire ana st Charles, which was won by Empire in
three straight heats. Time, 2:50-2:4z-24L
On Thursday trotting contest fer purse and stake
Of $500 place between Honest John Lady Brooks and
Boston Girl two mile heats to wagons which Of
the best contested that has been this
eon Honest John the having taken the
second and third heats Lady Brooks the nrst and
was beaten by neck only in each Of the subsequent
heats Time, b:2ph-ss0--5:35