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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08
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Some five or six weeks ago, we an
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come into our possession. Thefirst is now
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To professor HOLLoWAY,
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JOHH TAPLETT JANIS y. H'gADIH. hILEs sHLLs.
4s av. TRIPLETT, M'FADIN q CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
No 10, Commercial Street, ... -.
(bETWEEH VINE AND WARRINGTON AVEHUE,)
ST. LOUIS, MO. ,'.-
Dealers IN Hemp, Pork, Lard, Bacon, Flour GraH, SC
Cash advances made on consignmelts for sale
jan27J here, or 10 oar friends South or East. sA'
DR.. M. F. BROWN. ra -.s
ID RACTITlONER q Medicine in all ito bnRShss-
i Once at the Drug Store OF. J. n. Brown \ UO,
Resiaease, sg.Ahuaasf SsSoF BsSa sad Thtrd s.nsS
NANr'6M, NJ. >ApSh2P0Nw<fH
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u. 8. District Court,

pefare Indigo Inrersou
Osr l5-The trial Of Theodore A. Rosse charged with
Post Office robberes was not taken up as II could not in
ali probability he lnished before Il would be necessary to
adidpnYn he 2oDrt : ' " "NSN''"'' "
| THE srSTFycrs
Mr. nrnnno nnoved tle santence az the r,prt n, tba
! s,-a,oi ,r;aTsrs ~ haJ 49, carx;o+ad - ~ - W
Ra and M con~c.e5 az ti,s or An
tonic on Tho biI eae he;n what tbeS had N "a
~ ~ ~ ~. - Ing ~! ~ my "a aa ~ 80
Bel REALIZED tbat thev mad besn in irons for two wea
on board a.G Y prison snce Tor I'VE months tney had
thai they uere not fhe sgor.ssors 4ntono nod ooot
blow on The heal before Iat from the cosk with 1aSe
and tie mar died from neglect Hartley had nothing 10
sa~ '"s mo" 'OA' i''''e' Aa1 'o'A'"s =
The Judge said the Indictment charges them with n
assault on snoa IN hoard ip and that n consaouenca
NJ bst asssnIt I. died Mere Z ~ question thai they
I'D ~ ,ssa,i+ 80 tpt aab 80 .bo 1890 hi tI NJ
IN the sac III ~ mead which eta,geed him and thera
il 10 doubt that having ckened Immediately he died in
three weeks Afterwards The Court CHARGED the inry thai
II ala not think they could the proners o, n an
slaughter but tie Jury who by law are the udges Of Inc
facts differed from lie Court and found the prisoners
guilty With a recommendation to mercy The Court
should certainly attend TO the accommodation. The
three years and tine not exceeding ST. goo The Court
had the doub, they never intended TO commit
manslaughter; brt they wrong in what they did,
there being 10 Justification But tie jury ID found
the prisoners guilty OF il was the duty of
the Court pronounce The Of the law With
the views which he enerfa ned Of the case he would
merely sentence them 10 mild punishmentsx month,
iraprisonment with hard labor and fine OF 81 each
aid he was BROUGHT into hv Other parte. he didn't do
the deed himself but few thing we're found 10 his pos.
and he supposed must stand the
The Court saw nsthing 10 exenuate but much TO Az
grsyats his offence sentenced Gooda nine months
! imprisonment.
Andrew J Kearney said, Of the charge Of forgery lie
guilty but he ID into il by persons whom he
thought his best friends but found 10 be his worst
mics. he delivered himself because he sorry for
what he had done and be therefore begged the cemency
Of the Court lie then said he had served in the Mexican
war, where he suffered nucn ne was not draughted but
volunteered ard be would 90 20 again II his country re
quirec ~,
MI Dunnng explained thaI me prisoner confessed ne
avoid being taken ey the military authorities Tor dessf
tion.
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Domestic NJlsceIIony.

propositon TO supply The city q Providence with wa
ter from Ten Mile river, which submitted 10 the popu
lar vote the 18th instant reieetcd $50 to pss
In the courts at Providence 4 suit against the Se.
York, Boston and Providence Railroad Company il on
trial for the value Of bear which got loose from one Of
their cars, and was shot while AZ large.
An ingot Of gold, weighing 1893 ounce and valued AZ
Sl6256 10, the 18th instant drawn from the tni
ted states Mint at Philadelphia, BY the agent of Harm
dens express for the firm Of Wells Fargo Co. II Is the
most valuable ingot Of gold cast at the mint Ia
shape and dimensions IL resenbed brick but the weight
was enough t. tire the strongest man.
The Birch and Benton libel has been adjourned IN
vi the March term Of the Circuit Court Of Missouri
On Monday evening. October IL, a package OF notes
amounting in value to $4,000 stolen from the
rler in the at Petersburg, Va About 80 600 Of
the money was In notes the Csrksvlle Bank Tho
packsys being forwarded 70 the Exchange Rsak IN
Richmond At last accounts clue 70 the robber Or -
the stslsa ncaey had kesa GsoersrsA
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Pm Steamship HUMBOLDT. !

PEa STEAMSHIP HUMBOLDT
ASTwHr--Arr sept 20, Robert Parker, Trefether,
ArTipoEF--Arr Sept a. susannah Williams, Whining.
ton, for Liverpool, in dstress--sec below.
NYorh
BRBranA,S--Arr Sept %, Hermann (s), Higgins, N
York.
ra;ENhS-Arr sept o. Neptun, Deitien Baltimore;
Enestine, Frerchs, Sorleans; oath, Adonis, Rose
York.
l11r,sr--Arr Sept 10, Gilbert True NYork
BoRDyArI-Sld Sept 70 Weather Gage, Carr, NYork.
tADn--Ar SEPT IL, N II Trusmen, Glover. Mayaguez.
nrAr-Arr Sept - lola Dixen, NYork; Royal Victoria
Hunter NoTeans for HULL 25th, Am liner from NYork
probably the Victoria, at london 27th); 2oth Helena,
Furman; Connecticut Williams; Northumberland ord:
and Philadelphia, sanders, Nyork.
FuSour'-oh sept Is Samuel Badger from NYork for
GsAyApp--Ar sept Is, American Congress Williams.
EYork
GrbRAirAn-Arr Sept l5. Norsng, Croker WORK; Pa.
Madeira ret s Mags land cid Id for for rhss ohis
BENZ ADAMS, Cornish, Beyrout, (and cid for Boston
GESoa-Arr Sept u, mrkenhcad, Bennett, NYork
HAyla--Arr Sept "a, Geo Hurlbut, Parker NYorh.
in pert Goth Satellite, Amsbury, for NYork; vancluse
Hewe and Fortitude, lord do Oct l. Maid OF Orleans
Dennis Empire, rhorndke European, Turner; Constitu.
ton Bunton, and Geo Hurlbut Parker do Sep. 3o Rock
all Martin unc Adams Brooks for Orleans Oct L. Ne,
dora, Brown, do 9TH Atlas, lcbrou, for do.
In the Roads, 3otn. - Denis Folsnsbee and Admiral,
Bliifens. for NYork
IEragoor-Arr sep: a rlselia DIXON, NYors; 2s.h,
on goth, star Of Empire Brown, from Boston.
SD 9Th, Marathon, Tyler, Work
ToNpoS-Intd inward Path New York Packet, Gordes,
NYork Sir Thomas Gresham, Hopper do, 2dh Ann John
SON. Iothrop, do; 21th Victoria, Champion do Cid I'D,
Dcyonshire Ilovev, NYork.
LowrsroNB-Arr Sept 26 Royal Victoria, Hunter Nor.
leans Cor Hull with oss of anchors and chains and much
damage had received assistance.
IINIlucl--Sd sept ~ VIM Thomp on, Douglas, NYork.
MARsfniEs--Arr Sept %, Chiffon, Pennel Work I'D,
a kinsman, Wyman, do.
ST H1ISA-Arr Aug Is, Borne0, hhoades, Penang land
sid 18th for NYork)
SnRSA--Arr sept 10, Racehorse, Scarf, Boston
TIM WlcIu-On Sept ~, Ludwig, Tangren NYork for st
Petersburg
wARSruuSpx-Ar Sept 81, Nordstern, Niemann,
Charleston
ASvlmoan Sept. 24-Put In, the SusannAh, Williams,
fes0 Wilningtoa ~ LyWpscd, q IN yspsgN hayio
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supreme Court-special Term.

EefOrc Hon. Nudge EnWlrds.
0,r. 5.--DECLIoss-Emmd T.. Egys, by James Hartley,
ha peat friend, Charles H. Eyre-Judgment fos PLATA
til referees report
Irtrick Mclaughlin John KibyMoton TO set aside
default granted payment Of costs and SO costs Of
ton
IN ne nidttey qf 0< application n Philip Schaibf dnd
,cife Is. Adam Cacher-This was motion for manda
TO the Justices Of the Marine Court, commanding
them TO hear and determine pending between
Schaible and Gilcher. Motion denied
hoo',h D,otorMotion to discharge order Of
denied.
The Wid7'Eg " Beskmoa bestOn the petition of Ca
thsrine Vernon, widow Of John Vernon for payment of
s. 641, awarded by the commissioners 70 unknown
Motion granted
In the mailer II Loae 1drance fog o Hdnddmas dqaina
ne 7c1 Commissioner Of he city Of NeU Iok, n compel Tim
% correct he Assessment RThe Court decided that the
assessment roll beng longer under the the
Tax Commissioner, the motion is denied.
thomas elaifyd Ddrd STANDARDIZATION granted 10
continue suit a. in the notice
III ne aate' n Jnts Wood Pail The argument in this
Gaze was postponed - Saturday next.
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Sc1R HAZARD, Andrews, from Hartford, CT, for New
York went ashore Hallets Point yesterday morning:
would probably be got off at high water.
SHIP SouTHNER reported by steamer Canada as having
foundered 10th ult her passage from Glasgow to New
York, AK vessel Of COZ tons register built at New
York in 1884; owned in NOreans, Stonington, and By
Stanton Thompson Of this city; valued at S26,ee6
Wall street Her cargo which consisted of iron, coal
&C. is partially insured here.
ScHR RICHARD BuILw1SKIp, in getting under way 1t
for NYork carried away head Of foremost She
would be ready for sea 18th inst.
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IlaYrled.

On Thursday, October 10, by the Rev DR. Arniage Mr.
DroL WpsLow to Miss JoAsS L. HIscHaAS, both of this
city.
Cincinnati and st. Louis papers please copy
On Monday morning, October 10, by the Rev Or Eaton
Mr.. HIRAM j. CoLLIsS 10 Miss ANNA WILLIAMS both of this
city
On THURSDAY October II, at Doylestown by the Rev
NJ. Andr ews, WILLIAM r MENciR, L. ). NJ, TO MARY r.
cond daughter Of the Hon Henry Chapman
On Thursday, October l3 by the Rev DR. Tynr Mr.
TuomAs BRrNs TO HrEy daughter Of William Eyefdell
Esq. all of this city
At Cornwall, October 5, by the Rev Hugh Urquart Mr.
JosErH WAIkrR Of Montreal to JANE ANNA daughter of
the late John Mclean Esq, Of the former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16
FIRE IL Between IL and o'clock on

Y I I
Monday night ire broke out in untenanted building
Ferry street and eNtendcdnorh and south among
cluster OF wooden The frame buildings Nos
H. a. To- 10 and 20 Ferry street all less
damaged and three OF them pretty much destroyed The
building in which the fire originated belonged to George
Brandt and consumed. The NEXT building belonged
70 Peter ollor. This, too desro, ed though the
furniture, &C. mostly saved. The next building be
longed TO the Mefsrs Flmore and occupied by j. H.
Smith, member Of engine Company No g. His furniture
nearly all saved but the house pretty much used
ur. North of Brandts building, frame house owned by
Mrs Mctadyen, nearly burnt down not insured and
the grocery Of Philip Bailey considerably dams ged
HifropJf Il Gnfipd oct 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

UNION OF THE BRITIsu PRovIScEs-Within afew
days TIE Cana ian government journals have announced
that the project of uniting all the provinces with Quebec
the federal capital viii take place Each pro
vim, 70 be allowed a separate legislature Lord Elgin
is said to have to England for the express purpose Of
arranging the Important matter. The British provinces
contain three million Of nha bitants
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arrived-Brigs Mary d, Crowell, Boston; d Pennsll
Hutchinson, Portland schrs George Edward, May Bos-
ton; Thompst n, Fisher, New Haven Chas Groinsx,
Highee, Mobile; Tobbins, Hand Providence.
Cleared-Steamships City of Boston, Fisher, Boston;
Kennebec, New York brig Atlantic King New Orleans;
schrs F Hawkins Cobb, bingham; George Edward, Nay
Boston, Thompson Fisher, Bridgeport steamer Penn
sylvania, Baymore, Richmond
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[By SANDY HOOK PRINTING TNrCRApH
- d.

lHh hIuhlASNN, Ocl Io-SunccHu
The steamships florida, Marion, and jamestown are
passing the HOOK bound out No inward bound vessels
sight.
Wind very light from the Fast. Weather clear
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ArHucrrAs LIGHT (colsr or r,rrApy

Notice has been received through the same channel
that a fixed light has been established on the "Torrs-
viga" in Alhucemas bay, on the coast of Barbary.
Ahucemas bay the Spanish chart in lat 35d 1Sua
N, and lon Sd 4Sm W of Greenwich. BY order of the
Lighthouse Board. THORNTON A. JENKINS Sec,v
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Notice to Mariners.

FIXED LIGHT on ssaRGas ISLAND (wEsr COAST OF spArNl
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD
WASHINGTON CRY, Oct. IL, 1863. I
Official notice has been received at this Office through
the Department of State that the notice from the SpansA
government issued on the 81 Of April last that fred
red light varied by flashes had been placed the Ssar
gas Islands in lat 43d 2lm sos n Ion Sd 55m 09s W
from Greenwich, should have described this light IS
bright fixed light, varied by red flashes every four min
sptas