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COMMERCIAL.
ST. PAUL MARKETS.

4fNcH - ~ -
bu - HlsgM 10 ~ = u DaIlx P1oNIgR OEyicH
raa.-i % ta7t.s f5i-a November Is 1854 >
MONEY AND ExCHANGE. ,-A
The following list of the rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought and sold is corrected for
the rfosEEK daily by Nfessrs BORUP & 0AKE& Bankcrs
AMI Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul.
Exchange on New York. :. :. -....g.. 1es q ccpt
!" 81. Louis. .........--. li4etT 4
- : Chtcaso.-.. -.............a "a = 2
g pubn4ue and Galena "a =
Eastern Exchange Lansht at par for currency. .st
essrs. BoRer OAKEs refuse for the preseni all Ohio
money except bills Of tie State Bank Of Ohio all India
money, except bills of the State Bank Of Indiana
Kentucky money, except bills of the Bank of Kentucky
all Georgia money, except Atlanta ui Macon and the
bills Of all Virginia, nnes &c, and District # Columbia
BANKING HOUSE G. Ii. PARKER.-Rates of En-
change a<g.tysstsf:s t.agF E3
Eastern. ......... q per cent premium. =
Southern ............... = per cent: premium
~ liT.. - 81 a.. - ~ 'trt '.,.t.-.
~ ~. GENERAL MARKETS. 4 .rd'.'
LIVE Srocx.-Corrected daily by SCOTT CO.--Becf
on foot IS 0Of0DS so cwt. Cows S309S50 Work Oxen
S9O17Sl60 - woke 7a--a'-a-
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NEW STEAMBOAT LINE FROM DI
KUQUE TO ST. PAUL.

Is proposed 10 establish new line of Steamers be
tween Dubuque and ST. Paul first, OF account of tho
Increase of business between the two cities secondly
that the monopoly e the Galcna and Minnesota line
be broken up thirdly to enable Wood Morse of the
osto Boot aNl Shoe store " brag up the Riysr all the
Boots and Shoes that they determined to sell pur
clascrs will only call and examine prices and stock.
81. Panl, Oct. 70, 1S54-dtf WOOD MORSE.
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W. BASS having purchased the entire stock o
- Cheap Clothing aud Dry Goods Of Greeve, woult
respectfully inform the citizens of ST Paul and surround
ing country, that he will continue to sell goods at thu
same cheap rates, and some at still greater bargains
Call and see rs there is no charge for showing goos
Tho stock being large country merchants will lind hne
stock to rcplenish from, at New York prices
Remember the stand of Grecve, opposite the Emprt
Saloon, st. Paul F' '' '~
Nov. y 1s54-d&wf .-0--. t-s. ... -
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CIIAMBLIN Il MORGAN

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEALERS IN
AIS, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Furnishing Goods Car
i i pcting, Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Curtains
Wall Paper &c. Third street. between Roberts and Jack
Ma
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RY the subscriber, in this city, two County Osors,
drawn to his order, Si2 co. numbt re 1923,
the other numbered ls4s, fr % 30. The will
suitably rewarded by leaving them at the Registers OF
fee IN this city; ~ = -- JOS lie BONNIE.
Nov. s, lS5I-dN -
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GENERAL MARKETS

LIVE SrocK.-Correctcd daily by SCOTT CO--Beci
foot IS 0OOS so q cwt Cows, s3of0s5o. Work Oxen
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n G. GRISWOID has Just opened in LAMBERT'S
": BRICK BLOCK or 81 street under the Minncsotica
Office, Ten Thousand Dollars worth of
READY MADE CLOTHING, CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS,
Comprising the largest and best selected assortment
goods Of tie kind offered in this city or Territory
The goods aud clothing all new and of the
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
selected with great from the largest and most ia ioh
able houses in Boston ie also extensive asso
of HAS ANDEEPS
of every description
Persons in of any of the above goods will find II
to their advantage to examine this stock before making
their purchases. The stock will be sold at WH0lESAk
RETAIL to suit purchasers, and at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES g. g. GRISWOLD.
MayI1-d Sw-h
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WANTED TO RENT.
1.-TWO unfrni shed rooms b. tlle central part of St
i Paul, suitable for the accommodation of small
family. Persons having such quarters for rent, will
please address II" al the Pioneer Office, stating loca
lion and terms NOv4u
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SUPREME COURT,
LAND OFFICE. MINNEAPOLIS.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested that
IN said Office will be open fr pre- emptions on surveyed
E,eis in the Minneapolis District and afcr Monday
the 9Th dav of October H. =. RUSSELL. Receiver.
I. 81. OI.fS, Keceivcr.
Mnnca ndiiS Land Qfice Sent %. lS5lOc2Gtf
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FRUIT TREES.
WILLIAM H.. FORBES,
DEfNG Agent for the celebrated Nurserymsn Florists
Is IIrticuiturists JOHN DONNElISON l. NEPIlEWS
Of Hamford's Landing, Rochester, n. V, will be haPp
70 receive orders in that line The community will lind
TO their advantage to give hi'a . n,<u
August l9, 1854 .rsrf aug 19dkw3m
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40 MASONS.-.ylASON BOOKS.
NOC will please take notice and govern your
Il selves accordingly, that the following ncw-M
Masonic Books can be had, to wit XXX
The New Masonic Trestle Board, by Moore. W.
The Craft,pan and Free Masons Guide, by Moore.
The Tenplar's Text Book, :"
Tue Mystic Circle, BY e. IL Gray.
BY calling on ". s. CONES
June 25!f Near the American.
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LAND AGENTS AND DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
WILL give particular attention to the selling of Real
w Estate Of all descriptions, both in the city and in
the country All business entrusted to them viii meet
with prompt attention. . .-.- .-.... ....
H olland Place.
Saint Paul. Sept 1e, 1854 eptpI g.
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~ DaILY P5oNyKR OETifT, I Z
80 November Is 1854 -
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CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

CUsFARINEtSAlfN Ol1CEe
z W. SIMPSON. James La wthcr and John +. Bradford
81 have this day entered in cOparnership under the
- vie and firm of J. w. Simpson co. for the purpose of
tranSacting Wholesale Grocery. Produce, Forwarding
and Commission Business Lower levee st. Paul Mimi.
June %, 1854 june 24-tf.
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BY EXPIRES

NATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS Eeuum Cloth:
WI Pocs Complete Works,
Hoods -
Almanacs for 1854,
New Novels at COMBS Bookstore.
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Ok rB!s. LARD, lerior article at ~! 2 h., fr
~ sale by Ii. PRESLEY
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srABBIE0 ARRAY ON THE FIVE POINTS.
On sunday night quarrel took place between two
nsmed John Noonan snd Jshn Gallagher, In Cow
Bay when the former drew dirk knife and rushed
Calls gber inHictipg If fatal wound in the
chest In the Immediate Deighborhood Of the heart
Ofcers Fitzgerald and ODonohue, of tina Sixth ward
police being attracted by the disturbance repaired to
the scene Of the ARRAY, and arrested Nocnsn, who
tsken to tho station house. Gallagher convey
I'd 70 the City Hospital. where he lies In critical
orci,ou. Yesterday, Nnopan conveyed before
Ju,tce Oeborne, At the Tombs when that magistrate
nnit'ec him 70 prison to awsit the result Of the
wounded mans injuries Tho Five Points, through the
fundamentally Of The missionaries has greatly i'm
provec In moral Of vc~, but within the last
month the place has become the of nightly
Aghts which often end In he manning ths ssth Of
OF ser Of the rsDse night brs~lers Nothing bat
. s,cpg police force cen tecp he people Of this dan
serrus Dtlghborhood In check when mild fail
In such ese stronger and forcoio should DO
9esnr,td 10.
The People "a George G. Holbrook This case was
brought before Weiaowe r Bscee Esq City Judge, on
habsas corpus and the hearing OF the said
Judge ordered and directed The dschSrge Of said mol
brook, the ground that criminal offence had been
committed.
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of h ags, Mrs. HnAssm ycsn rsiist Il ~ 49, neh.
sr AZ sssr: g !: 4: ns:ss:.sys 80. 49,.
tsnd hsr fuasra IRON her lsss rsdsacs, SO svsssh
street ct one osock this sfts<nooa. Her remains v
On sunday svssine Oetobse l6 of chesssa AFTER few
hours fllssss AAnAxxA, daughter Of Bsajsmia r ana
Ihs friends ana seqsai.tansss q IL family ars ~
specuy invited 70 ssassd her funeral ct hs pas sns
oeoe this Afternoon from ths rsaidsaoe Of her parsa
On sunday, Ostessr Is, TuoxAs rnoxrsos, youngest
son Of Robert and Jans Thompson sgsd year. smeaths
The friends and rsastvss Of tbs family ars rspsosfuliy
invited % attend his funeral from his late ssidsnos
enc O'Clock this Il ssnoon Hs romsins Vim BE- convoy
% 10 GTser wood Cemetery.
On .und.y evening. October Is, PArnok Rrzr, : ne
tive Of the town OF Baltimore county Locgsord Ireland
noon firm his ..~ rssiesDcs Fifty Sss street, sssvssn
On sun lay, October IS, Rachel, widow Of james Nm.
Ter. dscesssa, IN tbs so'h year Of her ago.
run.r :. ten oooh hi. .nSS from e. nss
Of her con, John Miller, washisgtcas Head 0usrtsrs.
near White Pains westchestsr county.
suddenly, on Monday, October le, NARY Ann BAcKxs,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
noon from boz late resi- snce, 1893 Grand street
In his city, suneay morning Ostobsr Is Of cholera
eaIAs WESTON, aged 70 years, son Of L. n. Weston,
Nevburg papers please copy
On runday, Cc.cb.r TO- AFTER short but sevsrs in-
native OF btrmn CHAM, EDg]aDd.
Bis remsins inferred Greenwood Cemetery, BY
ths Ferusn.sh republican, Guard, in xbicn company he
6ned the cfHce n ecyetsry
Liverpool and Birmingham papers please copy.
Al GyeeDLoint, L. I. Monday morning, OcJober 1e,
EHAA LoUnA, eldest dsughier of James A. ssd Martha
a. tsyeny or, hpe, years and 10 months.
The friends OF the family invited to attend She s
rersl from the residences OF her father stres nearly
orp<site u. Church. at nine O'Clock this morning.
The remains will be taken to stamford Conn for inter
inert
On tbs oath of cen4shay A rs yrovr str.at Claaoo
ecctsnd Brs AGNES THOMSON, widow OF the late David
Thomson u erchsut
Ber remains taken to tho Cation Church Bury
ing Ground, tdinpu,g FOR intesinent
Kentucky and Louisiana papers please copy.
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Aa0iesl.

In this city, on Sunday October u, BY the Rev A. D.
Gnsste, sAnun n. BuRKS, Esq Of Greeuvich Wash NC
Ton copty 70 Miss MoRgfAEHA TyIxs daughter Of the
late Pbipeas 8 Tyler Of this city.
In ths city, on the Sd December last BY the Rev b.
q echer msrhorn, GBoa0B W. r. 8ouToS to CADDn ",
s,dest Daughter Of Edmund L smith, Esq, all o: Port
Chester, N. Y.
On ThurrdAy. October IL BY the Raw Joshua wssvsr,
Mr. JAnn H foE Of London, England, to Mrs. EInAsEfH
Rusn Of Hartford Coma.
Hartford and London, England, papers plea - copy
On Tusedsy October 10. ct 4 Lukes. Brooklyn, by
knnsxs Pms, daughter Of the late Georgs ". Pns Of
Neu Yorh.
Edinburg ann Glasgow papers please copy.
At south Esstop, Penn Oh Wednesday. Ostobar IL,
BY TIE Rev JOIN Gray. wnuAM ANcK Of New York,
20 Mis- fIIzABKIH Qu1sS Of the former place
~ b. byop L L october T. ~ tho Rev. g. 1. Moore,
Mr.. r p DrAyyA TO Miss ALMA J. sxAMAx.
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ri: i Ell. i:sS 3:
Wall street. Cargo supposed Insure IN Europe
s rD % is !,
e, ~ $, No,:;n n. sSy sSs. ss,sss tried N
on the 7tb, supposed without damage
BAsx EpwA.D. Of NYort, s..ps. master, from VIII.
l. ~ 20 Gs As - IA. s Sal. sa n S
sress having expesnc-d the 9Th inst In ias % &C. Ion
&: Ser; Iron . :ss !:
::s s ss s Fi &c: e
was issins badly. = '''.'- = WV -
II: III =: re-: s'
sSs. s I sS,ss ~. e fan ss W.
issSy, sad With psss q tie crew sish. '-
Noeaeo % Max4nsrss
ss isl: &. I.s. r.
sss Is,;:
excuse for going At any time.
s::s': a;e;ss!:s .al'' .. O.. u
ssas y, lss . from Philadelphia for Trinidad Sept
Foreign Ports.
an P sa:S seq To- rSs:ss x'rA'
cAnprsAs-ArI OF -chr A'sbs1A Smith. Baltimore.
o
NYoyk
Carr HAv1rxvIn port sbt Sept 2s brig Milton
from end for NYcrb; only IN ysssel In pnrt.
F1HIrwoops sept e bark Adelaide Cooper. Collins
Livsrrool. -
HAvREIn tort Sept q ship Caroise Tuoter Chase for
New York or 70 days repg IN dry dock discharged
presumed In soo1 ordcr
for err 9Th or eth; victoria 0s ton Gardner
from Del days srr TIL for RtcaraguA touch
80 for coal Pelsyo Reimer New York vie Norfolk h
nit; ship Riato wrcn for New York 10Th barks Jahn
Bcreon Eurmsste- from a. ID TO sail 10Th Der
turn John rs-nuD 0'mstead for do soon; Csnsda Lus
camb rem Port and 3D. disx Remedos TO load
frfew York tfsK ,er hho carries 950 American. Good
ing err "a dsg Tor to lead mo,s:cs
Tersso iisms ork arr "a for Boston Ids 70
M 81 Msnsanzas taken Sd at SK box carries
soOo tors.: cstor psspef from reil,ss,shi, 4. "a
~ per hid euFs~ ek box fer small storage ard ger
hid for dect Iced II ola.scs capacity 400 bids be
wolfe (Fr) Homee from Eeu Ynsk I'd for
sussr Tor New Yo,s rr hid e.pset, rated - 1900
,iey from ssfrs Moreno 70 clear fe Pzstiand arr
7h trgs Chief Smith for eaitmore rsf, Enits Berry,
no. Mtobsl = dAys ton PorsasAa Az fta tetsa fork
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Court Calenasr-This Day.

USnm STATES DIETRICH CouRf -Nos 7, s, 60 So IS.
%, 8S, 20, 80, 40.
surinn CouRT- CircuH-Nos 47o. 7o7, sol, us, 77p,
ass, eSl, 002, 7ec, 604 TO 807, 800, $40.
sUPRNl CeUR7-speciAl Term --Demufrer No. Part
seccnc-Eos. 70, 20, 65, (e3 and Ga still on
CoNNoS PIEs-Psr First Nos. 1889 a33, IT, 1891,
1928, lS22, 1928, 1922, 1892 1870 $780, 14lo l4ll,
1872 )411
COMMON PIlAs--Part Second Mos 1loo, 100, 100,
1881 1927 1925 1882 1883, 1890 1881, 1857 1859,
i341, l4l8, 1912
sussasoI CopEz, (faur branchss )-Nos 2ao as4 as7,
27e 2ts l2S l2o AT, AL, 4l2, lbs a. Ill 2sl 2s2
N2 SsS 40 A66 466 467 lSs, 49, AL, l74 ats, l7G
4e leA go, 4o7 4os, 80, 500, sol, 6o2 sra s2 81
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CAPTAIN Russell, THE PREsERvER OF
Captain LUCE.

CAPTAIN NYx PREVIOUSLY TIN Pa1svRvu OF CAP
TAIN RUrsEI--rRn PARTICULARS.
Captain Luce Of the Arctic having been ssved from
death the ocean By Captain John Russell and this
Captain Kussel having previously been IN the same
way preserved BY commander In the Collins iirs Cao
tsin Nye, Of the Paci6c the puoc are iserested 10
knowing the particulars 81 this utl sescus Csctsiu
John susss WAS the eomnasSer II the bark J~s.s -
phens Of Belfast which four dsred at sea on he 9TH Of
Decsmter, 1852 Captais Nys then ssili,g the Pscao
tick Captain Russell and hia from he wreck which
act II thus ,ohen Of In N Fpsltb paper
From the Iousou Times, Dec nI
THH nn5CrE or rfn BRTnH eAroRs ~ NYR on
PACIFIC
An act OF erea. humanity and ursee she cart n
ar Amsricsp com scd bis reoorted Il
or aov,ees from Liverpool, published yesterday II
seems that the Opitef tstes mail stesDship PsclAo
Captain kye days befors her arrival IN iaeerpocl
fell In Nth he ship Je~ss stephens Captaio John
eel Of Irvine, b,und from Qveb<c ~ G,s>Hew There
was very heavy ct tn time II b~w psr-
fec' gale The Jeeee stepheps wsssrInggsd scd
the pom ~ subre A. may ~ r~ssccsb snppos-d.
from the pvsyy Visiting b~t~s~n tie msssf-s witch
er~ containing for supreDs~v NJ Atlantic II
Light matter for Captain Nys h tara sstas ffea hi
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Died.
On Monday Oct,

On Monday October 10, wnLAM WAITS Jr, only scn
Of William and JuIin watts sged and months.
The frepds ard scqusintsoces Of the family together
With the msrrbers the Independents Guard ara re-
sectfuUy invited to attend fupera at tso O'Clock
this afternoon from their resdeacs, 1e3 Elizabeth street.
without fur her notice.
On Monday, Oo.ohcr TO- WILLIAM MURPHY, agsd 20
yesys q ative ~ Baliboroush county Gavan ireland
1be frisrds Of the family respscuu " invited 70
attend fs fure.sL ct O'CLOCK to-morros morning,
from his late residence "a Fat twenty ffth street
On Monday, October 10 ELIZA Jazz only dsughser OF
John ard E.esrga fc<trsr ,seet yesr aDd N nths
The fpueral sfli take r,ase At t~0 o. lock IN alter
Docn from tbs rseideoos Of hsr father, No. Minsts
Ilsoe.
In this city, On Monday October To- n u 1AtA ysax
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COsOncss' Inquests.

DBATH OF YOUNG WOMAN By ABORTION.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Hilton held On inquest
At tie New York Hospital, upon the body Of young
woman named Mary l. stone, who came to hsr deash
from exhaustion produced by abortion under the follow
Ing six months ago abe left her
husband. Mr. G. l. stone, OF 134 West Thirty fourth
street while encte and procs des to the residence OF
her faith rr Mt New raven Here, through tho advice
Of living With her parent, she administered to
herself oil Of tSnsy with the intention Of producing
abortion about week - she LET her fathers house
and came 10 this city She went Ia friends house In
Twenty Aixh street. and there remained until saturday,
whom II cons ered necessary by the nmstes To
vey her to the York Hospital Accordingly shs
conveyed there and sunday night shc expired from
the efects Of the dicue che administered 70 herelf
The jury rendered verdict Of death By exhaustion pro-
duced BY abortion.
DEATH or M GHyRor, VINO WAS AssAssrsAnD N sHE
TwHuY SECOND WARD.--Yesterday the unfortunate man
John Gfroy died 1t the New York Hospitst from tho
effect If the wounds inflicted by the assassin who shot
him In The hack whDe he wxs Walking along Ninth
near Fifty hrst street. An inquest win b held to-
day BY The Coroner.
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PLAN FOR THE SAVING 0F LIFE IN CASE
OF SHIPwRECK.
RRnoKIyN lat Ia Ia6A
Court of Oyer and T.rminer.
THE PRANKrOkT 6TRKKT CASE -DfSAGR1ENKNr OF
THE JUBY.

ThB FBANkIOhT 6THHHT CAdM -DtoA0k0EMENT OF
THE JUBY.
Before IN ige Mitchell.
The jury In the Of william Fowkss charged with
the murder Of Edward Began, BY shooting him, came
into court 1t two o'clock. having been In deli
bsrstion since ssturday at . quarter to four-nsariy
fcrty.r!x hours-without agreeing 70 . verdict.
The jury were then disohsrgsi. II undsrstood
that they nDe for scqatsi and three for verdict
Of manslaughter in he third degree.
Mr. Spencer applied to have Nr. Fowtss admitted TO
bai his business had suffered very much dszisg his
imprisonment Mr. Spencer said that be updsrtood that
not loss than nine Of the iory for aoqutsal.
The Dirtct Attorney did not feel disposed oppose
the motion, under the circumstance, which he un sr
stocd 70 b. "a the prisoper's counsel had sta.0d
The prisoner was thsreupon sdmittsd to bah in The
spA u - 900.
lin this case, Mr.. B. Bsrthoh the erier and oacsss
buchanan, KpieAt and letts attendance on tia
jury fef fsry sx hours, without lee ing the precincts
Of the building being able TO undress for IN hours
sleep and thsy Ill ct their post on Mouday q
usual and attended tho court throughout the dAy.1
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Tm LATE ExPloHos-TSQcSr The inquest ON the
bodiss OF William real and Patrick Begin, who lost
their lives BY the explosion Farman 10 . wnisksy
shn on Friday, Wa he'd last evening before orosss
Hanford. Nothing from the witnesses soitei show
Ing he cause 81 the erplo loo Ths jury rendered
verdict tsst Hism Real aud Pssrics 8egifn came 70
heu Death ~ 'njuries received by ths 90 OF q
sun IN she ostiIh ~ Of Furusn Go on FRIDAY hst
PnzNAns EsSCnoNs--T dsrocrAtio primary meetings
take plAce % Wednesday evvoing.
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OXTH&$ILLA COUB6B 1. l. -TROTTrN6.
The match between Hero and Tsconey ended In fce.
felt yesterday Afternoon Taconey not being considered
At 70 trot the race.
trot for purs and stake Of 500 came o. bstwssa
three horses, TO wagons mis heats, which Afforded con-
siderable sport The following is . summary
J. ]. Bsvns entered sr m. Fanny Rss.. ....... ell
Thos Bouton entsred 6. Jim................. 129
@ VandevAter entered N. Lady CaNe.. ....... 338
Tine. 2:5S-2b4-2:62
Pseipe and tsottns MITCH 5000, half forfeit, two
mte besu;-
Col J Hal named 6 Rsro, (pacsr) 10 wa
northumberland sOesved forfeit
b Woodruff named r. 6 TscoDsy, (trottsr) mn
der sardt Paid fsrfeit
ALEC rot between t~o horses tho Of the winner
70 tale the losing horse
he absorbing tooc among turfmsn 10 the match b.
tween Flora Temple ard Jack Waters, ~hich comes on
tcmcrrow Flora from her man, victories, II ths f.
vn~te, and Shouts she ~ besen In the comiDg raos
her bachers will fail hesviIy One hundred 70 sixty
was current yesterday afternoon.
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HARITIMB IH7RLLIGRHCR.
AIAkKxc ron NEW YoRE-rHU DAT.
RnHs .....-.....6 ID MOON ......... 20
Sun sEM. ..........,6 IL HIGH wATx1. SO
Port OF New York. October l6, 1864,

CLEARED
sssspshp H:n.. GeeFns BFs%ss osisGan Co
ssPP FEC Cutting AasSssp Posi- ayss.on.
Ship Andossr Ferry. New Ori.sn.. W 4 sison i Son.
ss1i a GRAY A,s:sse.. 's1
B:,s h:nss Ss. a;, sSSt
Brig Guardian tsard) Bsrz0Ai Tsrrssoaa Lefrsssi
Big Br drene ciausen CNor). Cioohelhott. Cadz,
gr,e ss,so1 Cepnsr Neuyit.s Yan.ss 4 EsuIsin.
Brit Ea.ossc, BeseimaD s. johns: IF. Z Do:ly
seb1 H.rs CIaik, T..rup,, CurAco. Duy.lI1co.
ShT s:,sn ssss. Sn q. y; !, pr Tho GslR.In
Schr Ann M.rron s. kits. MetoaR Loxsjey
sss, w;.srs1:y, e.. rr.nli,s Jehs.o, sl.ses
sclr b Hawkins Grimm Chssesson, NoCfesdy, Mott
schr ssrab pruen Pienon Georgetown Dolnsr Potter
sss Lit J,.; Mott
., seb, W Jenkins Diokinsoa, Nswbsrn. Van Brunt
sshr nary Jane Mott Norfolk, s.urg.s c'sarman Co..
Yi Mae. .s
ss:n.. o..s. s: ss.. Briggs
Arrived
s.:S, Westerly ~sds p.ss.s. a shs Sd
IN. WIZ
Georges shesi to Sandy Hooi experienced heavy WNW
Steamship Florida, woodruff Savannah Oct Is, all 80
hss esp ssss. Sss
steamship Knoxville hence
lat Ion EXCHANGED signals With stsamshsp South
voyage tho encountered strong NW winds with heavy
Steamship Roanoke Skinner Norfolk &c. with mdse ana
70 Lrdlam P,eassnts Oct L. At 80 AM
Watourhn. passed ship jamestown. hence for
Ship Ocesn Queen Griswold. London and Portsmout
days With mdss ana $50 Passengers to Griswoid Horssh
Ship Entsrprise Waite Liverpool Sept o With mdss and
.ss pss.engc's to Taylor Rich Ocs5 passed within
miles Of Cape Race to southward vsstise Of
Arctic or boas The anchored the bar the night
ship Psrlnton tcf Bstb) Giveu Bro uen Sept With
mdte srd :sl passengers to G. Beehtel vesssl TO o
ward Oct lat 81 20 Ion 4 pssed several Urge icebergs
ship korrins Light (of B"stou) knight CAso 81 days.
with suano, to Bsreda Bros. Baltimore. add W Rs7
pssssd thip Esmerada steering Sc Moble The
vas 81 day. from ape dcrp rs DAYS from the equatc
and has been within 500 mes Of New York the last
Brig Atrsss Stevens Care Hsytlsn. 81 Domingo udays
Nth coffee, Oab NTH. The ashore On the Esss
Bari but got n without receivug damage and
so - e. up 70 ire ely sy steamboat Wave.
~. g s.s O. BEE xsIs With india ras
se,r Belle I,ls OBJ. Rood, Halifax. Sdsys with ass -
ssehr hni,y, E.slin. Wilmington. NC. sdays
RxTvRrED-Tbe steamship Alabama, Schenok hence for
savannah returned to POI this morning having sprung
seak IN Of her boilers and win sail again
morrvw.
BELOW.
One ship unknown.
Steamship Isabel Havana and Key West; ship Calhoun.
Wind during the day ron NV.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct Is, 4Pn-srr briggs Token . Array,
E.ssl ps.r,s B::sen ssrah kcDopas HAZE rY:rs; A.
Rcsers shSopshirs Provdence; Oregon 0rseale, Bsth
Charity Burce Port Walthall.
Id ship Htbernia Fault liverpool: brig Aoujan Yskes
Rosson' schrs Geo wsshinstsn Camp. Preyiasncs; YIN
Rogers Shropshire, Providence Maria Baker, Saco, No.