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PUTNAM CLUB.
Marine Affairs

THE SCHOONER THOMAS W. OLcoTT Bourne, master,
from baltimore for Troy, New York, with full cargo of
coal went ashore the outer bar opposite south Oyster
bay, L. l., at4 p. NJ yesterday. Capt Tilyou with the
scho, sple ndid and wreckng materials, has been
despatched to her stance. The Thos. w. Ocot is
COED vessel Of 2o4 TONS built at Port Jefferson L. L. in
1854 aud is owned by Vim Dewitt D. F. Bourne, of
Albany.
The steamship North STAR Capt. Wamack, sailed yes
tereay for Southampton and Havre with 107 passengers
The steamship Knoxville, Capt. Ludlow, from Sa-
vapnah and James Adger Capt Turner from Charleston
arrived yesterday. We are under obliga tons to the
purseis OF each for papers.
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Naval Intelligence.

The L. s. frigatc Independence, Capt Josiah Tatnall
arrived at San francisco 18th ult. from Callao. Her
officers and all well.
The T. S. sloop Of Decatur Capt. Sterrett sailed
from San Francisco the eth ult. on cruise.
The cutter W. J.. Marcy, Capt. Cornell sailed
from San Francisco on the 9th ult. on cruise.
The u. S. sloop Of war vandalis Capt. Pope sailed
from Guam for China.on the Path Of July, all we'll
The U. s. surveying steamer John Hancock, Capt.
en- q cruise
The Navy department have late advices from the
figate Constellation, in the Mediterranean un Ter
The command of Capt Bell She arrived at Gibraltar on
the Sth Of September from Fayal Since leaving Fayal
those this ship had been remarkably healthy She
was to have left on the 18th utmo for Spezda.
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TIE DEATH OF Mas. TANEY AND DAUGHTER

THE DEATH OF Mrs. TANEY AND DAUGHTER
IT'S GAtsE--iiEAiyH OiD PoiNT.-OID poiNr COMFORT
October 4-Your correspondent Is entirely misipformed
to the of the illness Of Mrs fancy who recently
declares DR.. Jarvis the portsurgeon, who attended her
frGm the first OF her indisposition Nor generally be-
eved hereabouts that Miss Alice fancy died Of the
Old Point hardly possible that the fever could orr
gnate there's secondly because there has been other
DR.. Buckler the elder of Baltimore the family
physician of Judge fancy, also declares his belief fro
his knowledge Of the constitution and general health Of
Miss fancy that she did not die of the yellow fever And
while am writing the subject, will embrace the
caion to say that there has not been in the town Of
Hampton, or in the county Of Elizabeth City single
Of fever among the natives resident population
demonstration conclusive, it would that the dis
is not contagious, for many have come among
with the fever have been nursed among us, and died
among us.--Co,epondence Richmond Dispatch.
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Decisions In the Court or Appeals.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1855.

=. fErom the Albany Atlas, Oct. 10
Decisions affirmed with cOsts-Tucker Ggt. GriHia ;
Mayor &c, New York agt. Price; Tobias agt Rogers
Culver ngt. Ieald; Carman ast Maciason De Notbeck
falo Grosyenor agt. city Of BuFalo Earnham ag Dick
Glenny ag Hiichins; Fowler agt Gidney; Hegeman
ast New York Central Railroad CO.. St. john agt Ameri
can Mutual Life Insurance Co.. lansing agt Russell
Mckee ag Judd; Hurd agt Hunt Town Of Gu'rd asf'
Judgment reversed and trial ordered with costs to
abide the event Of suitPete agt. Brother Loomsbury
Cuyer agt. Thompson, Wood agt. Comb; Beecher agt.
Curradt; Bower agt. Peabody.
Leacer agt Acknowledgment affirmed with costs rs to
Miller and judgment rendered in his favor with costs.
People agt englassLJIndsment reversed
ordered for the appellant for the value of the notes or the
collected upon them, with costs in the court be-
Ga. elmer i the parties cannot sgres)
Kindolph agt. Thalhiemey-Judgment reversed with
Bell agt. acknowledgement General Term reversed
People agt Aforementioned
Milnor agt. Acknowledgement reversed, with costs
and judgment upon demurrer for the plaintiff all
the of action stated in the complaint except the
the defendant with leave to the defendant to
the of action which sustained payment
costs and with leave to plaintiff to amend to the fourth
and fifth causes of action on payment OF costs
Newccmb agt. acknowledgement of General aud
Special Term reversed and complaint dismissed with
Corwin agt. New York and Erie Railroad Company
Judgment Of the General Term reversed and judgment
entered on refer ees report, i,med with costs.
Burritt agt acknowledgement renewed and proceed
ings remited to the Surrogate for further proof with
costs to abide the event.
Appleton agt. ACKNOWLEDGMENT to be modified by max
ing the judgment in the alternative for the return Of the
property its value in q return cannot he had
without cost in this court.
White sgt. Jay-Judgment reversed with costs and
judgment for plaintiff on demurrer.
, Kent agt New York and Central Railroad Company
Judgment with costs and rendered
plaintiff demurrer, with leave to the defendant to
swer Oh pa yment Of costs
( sgt. Bowers Atkinson agt. Bank of Munroe--
Reargument ordered
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Police Intelligence.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO PASS COUNTERFEIT MON

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO PASS COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
William Morand was taken into custody yesterday, by
officers Ftzsmmons and Lowry Of the Tenth ward po-
lice charged with having attempted to pass counterfeit
i've dollar bill the Phenx Bank, OF Westerly Rhode
Island. The complainant In this case, Mr. B. Sherman,
Of No s6, Bowery alleges that the nccused came into
bis store ard rendered the counterfeit In exchange for
some goods that he had purchased The prisoner was
committed for examination by Justice Brennan.
CHARGE or PERJURY.
John N. Gallagher arrested by officer Hauratty Of
the 11th ward police charge Of having sworn falsely
in suit, pending between him and Mr.. Jessie Brown
The accused denies the charge but nevertheless
ing IN the case viii come of before Justc Brennan.
ARREST OF TWO ALLEGED FEMALE THIEVES.
officer Anderson, Of the Third ward police, took into
custody yesterday morning. two respectable looking Ger.
man females whom he discovered In the act Of stealing
some goods from store in Barclay street They were
conducted TO the Mayors Office, where nothing but one
package Of British lustre and two half cakes OF CASTLE
soap were found In their possession They commit
ted in default Of bail.
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UNION COURSE, L. I.-TRorTrN0.
sA1thpAY, Oct. 13.--Match $500, mile heats best
three in Eve, in harness.
r -, named r. m. Prairie Maid.
o. Williams named b. g. Unknown ...'.'.. d;s
Time, 2:59.
n.Ay next hfty mile race against time viii
come of at the Union Course sp,pgle hsoo 81. 49,.
selected The distance has to be performed d, sur
VIRGINIA.
BROAD ROCK CorRsE-fouRm DAy, Oct. I,.--pron,;e.
tors purse $500, two mile heats i'--r ropHe-
James Talley's b. c. sebastopoI by Talvuo r,
g Green's CHI. Linda, by Belshazzar n q
o. I. Hare's b. b. Michael Angelo, BY 1lnxaree
Time, 3i6K--ShI-Sb3I
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Base Ball.
PUTNAM VS.. ASTORIA CLUB.

The return game with the above two clubs was played
yesterday on the Putnam Ground East Brooklyn, and
resulted in favor Of Putnam Is to 2he greatest defeat
of the season. We better batting than the
Putnam displayed for the time they have been organized
and the play OF r. Goodwin catcher, was much ad.
mired Pie Astoria have not improved vastly since we
After the game they all returned to the Riding school
where they literally entertained by the Putnams.
The knickerbc cker, Gotham and Columbia street clubs
cold more ladies would have been on the ground.
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EXCITEMENT AND MURprR.-Tho IT.. ,masville

(Gs.) EnoIrise says;-A Correspondents, frn, Tolfair
county writes US that the 4th inst John o un Of
that county eoped with Miss Martha Wilcox the da 'sh
Yer o. Moodson wilcox Of Iefar county and carried
they were married by Alex. Mobley yustice If The I
hrior Court After they had been united The va 10y
couple started for the house OF the brideoroor
but while passing small creek the real John n;n
the bridegroom, was shot in the back and instantv ki
e.. hs we went back 10 the frst house. which was
husband had been killed Suspicion ress nan .bs ~
Their Of the young lady and he has given bonds Tor his
Appearance at the next Superior Court OF relfar ~ ~
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TnE PAsszNeER-sHIr LAw-The act Of March 8,

uatfng the carriage Of passengers steamships
and other vessels and imposing penalties and punish
abroad IN sixty days In Europe SIX months in other
parts OF the and requires notice Of act to be
State
Held: that when snch notice had failed to be given
in such foreign port and the master ola vessel
had thus nnconscously offended proper Sase for
remission OF forfeiture and for pardon Of the master
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NeMs nv the Mail.

Snow fell to the depth OF an inch, in Milwaukee the
the 9Th inst.
The President has officially recognized Felipe n. Casudo
Consul Of feru at New-York.
The Post Office at East Newfeid, Tompkus county N.
Y has been discontinued
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Sporting Intelligence.

GREAT SroorsS ATcT AT CNc1NNArr.-The great shoot
Ing match for sdp between Mr. King of Georgia
and Mr. Duncan Of Louisvill6 was decided Oct. g. Mr.
Duncan winning the match By one bird. This has been
probably the closest CONTEXT In the world 10 the way OF
pigeon shooting, where great number Of birds have
been shot NJ. The following is summary given by
the Judges duncan, seventy. FIVE shots, bit $50;
missed 20 King, seventy five Shots HIT 129 missed 81
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THE ovERI AND NAILS TO INDIA ANpcHNA.

THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA ANGELINA.
The following be Of value to those who have correspond
with the East,-
The mail Southampton the 4h and Goth Of each
month. and
Arrives al Gibraltar about the and 18th month
Arrives At Malta about the 18th and 3Oth Of month
Arrives Of Alexandria about the 18th Of same and 4h OF fol-
sue1 about the 10th 2ls and 9Th 9Th Of
following month .ss.,N.s' 49, F.ss,t I'll ~ =
Arrives at Alden about the 18th 10th of and 10th
18th Of following month. tl sls.Ts z
Leaves Alden about ne 18th q and day of ar
val FOR Bombay. and lh TO 18Th for China &c. :.
Indian Navy steamer arrives Bombay about the Sd TO 9th
and l9h to 2lst OF following month
and o. steamer arrives OF Point de Gale about the 9th or
It'll and 22d 10 Esd of following month.
Leaves Point de Gale for Puo Penang The same day. the
Arrives Puo Penang about the 18th 18th and 18th and
29th OF following month. ,'t
Arrives Singapore the 18th 18Th and 3s ist
Of following month
Leaves Singapore abou, II hours asrr arrival.
Arrvee at Hong Kong about the I'D Gath and S or 10th
Of following month.
Leaves next day for Shanghae.
Two mails EnE'andOne the Sth and 10Th OF each
monhya Marsees and arrive Alexandria about the
time as the Southampton mail
~ Al packages and letters Intended for The NEW YORK.
HERALD stouid Be sealed. ss
" ALMANAC FEW yoRx -rHs DAx.
sun sErs.. 3 HIGH wArER....eye 10 "a
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Making grand total of........,,., 40, $50 900
Or nearly hity million pages Of all kndsfrom the i'm
inense sheet OF the Ndshrite Chridn Advocate that
Of books issued wesleys Version Of the Psalms
OF David, volume of which the agents and all concern
ed in ts production have to be properly PROUD
Rev. T. W. Upton has been admitted as member of
church.
The President has appointed Rev. Robert Gyin, OF
rhadephia, Pa, (Methodist Episcopal to be a chap.
~ the navy, vice vernon Eskrdge, deceased, at
Tue celebration Of the one hundredth birthday OF the
veueraoe kev. John Sawyer attended on the eth
=. .ne central church in Bangor Me- by great
C"% 2. people; The occasion Of aged servant OF
ou uenveung discourse from the pufpt with the
weshs o nnnared years upon his brow was one which
~. person me great Congregation ever saw before
or would probably ever behold again -" 's'O's
The Boston Trcnscript says the sis,ers ~ c,.u,,
recently adopted an entirely dress Thar sst,e h
always been black but at the instance of their
they ncw wear DARK gray robe and white linen hooj
which renders them quite noticeable in the s,res,
However much Protestan.s may object the whole mo
nastc system they must respect the devotion 10 the
SICK and needy which has Characterised the Sisters
OF Charity" The Lady Superior OF the institution in this
BY her commanding figure, natural gifts and varied
extensive requirements, mny be justly termed IRE.
pssentative woman" She Is native Of Maryland and
Aent ANTILLES Of that State.
circular address has lately been issued by commit
- oyterisn church to its ruling elders and
ns ss.nng Tor simultaneous collection in all the
purpose Of church extension. w ~
The new chapel and library building of the Ob;o Wa,
van tnieIny IN 1ncinnhtt has recently been erected
an sxPense o. sioV1 and an accession OF s1o 900
9th ofbooks made to The library. The nov, uhrars 49,
r'ned with grand festival on the lIth inst, was
rrNIN0 OF THE DIOCESAN SYNOD IN '.,o,v
CLOSE or THE RETRBAT FOR THE CLERay
The Albany Afcs - the sth inst. says.-yesferdsv a.
i' sen ~ 81 M zee Of Albany was solemniy
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AcAoBkuRuAC UhFfn0 fS0POEL
NEW ORLEANS, Oct i2-Arr ships Ciiton, Williams Cal
cutta, and Milton, NYork; Thomas Jefferson, Boston.
Sid shps Golden Racer In Tow OF the Fvrbcs and Han
nah Croker, In tow of The Hmtress both for NYork
Herald Marine Corrcspsndencs.
NEWPORT CAeicury Once), Oct I2-Ar brig Park, An
Philadelphia Boston, schys Crosby Nye Dghon
for Phladcphai g Chacc Culinary for Nfork; Whining.
Tor Bosaon; osws Bgwe rhisdephss f Portland In DIS
Rsker Proydence for do; Iris, Austin, Dghon for do
Chd Nckerson Philadelphia for Boston, Hure Wood New
yS,r ri, BANGOR. Bcpga Cable Rockland NYork Exne
dte Baker, Providence for Phladephsi spemsn, Spell
Ia eiphla Edith crowell Philadelphia Boston Rocking
ham Ray Rockland for Charleston.
Dfsasters, Sc.
e. Sec news columns.
BARK vcfonfEr Of Southport, Boston from Savannah
which got ashore on Nix Mate evening OF 9th inst while IN
have sustained no damage.
BARK szsoos which was ashore Lovels Island Ill., 10,
of and q, nnohor In the Roads lhh. -
stnR sIoars Charleston 10Th inst from Phiia ielnl,
ioa main boom and gaf
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When the above dates fall Sunday the steamers viii sail
Monday They leave New Orleans nesr6 A. M ~ tide
VII ad and the Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana At
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STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA
AsEI-From Charleston 10Th and 4th due ct Havana 22d
and 7h From Havana 10th and 25h due 1t New York th
and 1Bt. =.
CRrecxyr CrY-Trom New York ID, arriving ct Havana 9th
New Orleans 10th. From New Orleans 2h Havana 23d
due at New York 18TH
EsPtRE CRY O NEW GRANADA-Frcm New York 18th,
irving at sd and New Orleans 18th From New Or
leans 9Th Havana 9Th duo at New York 18th.
BLACK WARRIoR-From New York GIN, arriving Ct Havans
18th and New Orleans i1th From New Orleans 18th, Havana
25th due ct New York 3D. ~
CAHAvnA--Frnm New York 18th, arriving at Havana jth
and New Orleans 3D. From New Orleans 9h, Havana Eth
due ct New York 18th.
CTasesa Baacs Me-.
Mails from New York. is II Is g
Z" Havana ....3 n 10 IL Is
NJ Orleans. % Is o 3
I" due from HAyana28 2 II IL ~
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Portland, Me, Sept 10. 1865. - = :

- TEIETs. ssszg
Depth Of water the Bars and Inlets Of Cape Fear Rvt
reported by Davis foreman of class No Of Pilots Sept
measurement taken III low water
New Inlet Bar feet inches; New Inlet Rim Z feet We
ern Bar, iee inches Western RIP feet nches IA
Bar, 4 feet. - - - 81 4 /, s...' /.
tide rose feet on the day the above measure was
Wilmington NC Oct 8.
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Personal Intelligence.

AMkkICANS IN PARIS
Americans registered at the banking Office Of Livingston
Wells Co. Paris Sept, q ISss-y De Boisaubin W g.
brook, r. James o. L. Sbarpsteen, r. F. Sanderson, Dr.
Bach, g. Richmond Thomas, L. Frenean s. b. Tulhl,
Iaseein, Penn; :; w Graz, g. I. Kennedy Alabams; N
X Kellogg. b. Kirby Stetson, d. B. Wacu Ohio j. r.
levitt, j. Stony IL Tucker Massachusetts; B. Allen r. L
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The CITY Census Retarns.

Your paper the other day, under the above heading
Sahhahed a communication signed George Bagshaw
700 Third avenue" which complains in very Indignant
manner Of the non-vistation Of the Census Marshal
Now what are the factsY Mr.. 6. w. Deiahunt, III,
narshal for the district referred to- First division of the
FIRST district Of the Nineteenth ward called at the
Der alluded to- since the complaint appeared in your
paper and ascertaned that person that
hunt offers 900 to the head Of any family in his dis
het who thinks that he has been omitted Mr.. Della
hunts returns with those Of nearly every other Marshal
are open to the inspection Of the curious any day during
snsnees hours at the Office OF the County Clerk In the
ehy HaU. Yours truly,
y. C. HENDERSON, Secretary OF the Marghals.
u9 Chambers street, Aug. 81, 1885,
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"SlX I<c6VWRCN
on Consumption office ia Broadway will be pleassi
70 afford relief to those who have been injured or who
nave Jailed TO bs benefited y The speciality Of inhalation
excepted from TO O'Clock. Treats consumption,
asthma diseases OF the heart and all chronic diseases Of
males and females. Gonsultaon free. Dr. :. s. Fitch
Is always at home, and there is person elsewhere,
travelling otherwise, in any way connected With him,
or authorized 10 bail lfom his Office refer patients
him,
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N. D'Cameron Is the only Practice, Per.

u,ner who has ada pied The receipts OF his profession
general use, accomranyn ing them with clear and minute
the best coemetics known at eighth the price
Hair dye, hair restorative elegant pomaae fseehIe
lotion, la belle white bloom OF roses denti6cn powe-
subtle 1boquet &C. >The merits of these receipts
extensively known three large editions have been
sold Circulars, with certificates, may be had q. the
Office, will be forwarded 10 any address For sal by
M. D'CAMERON, 212 Columbia, near Atlantic street,
South ferry Brooklyn sent TO any address In the " OF
n York. by mail to any part Of the country Price 81
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tration There is, IN tacs, no -. ..,,,,
~ or IN Europe, In which the Coz .'no, - LIE
10 attenvey and successfully studied " sns aa1oA.. "
to appreciate the fact By the beraty 81 IL puc'
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To enc Merchants Of New OvIeans,-Leaxuang
from Of the respectable Arms in New Orleans that
my schiedam Aromatic Schnapps " extensively counter
feted especially in the Southern and Western states
and finding that the pirates darngy advertise their per-
nicious receptions under the which belongs 10 NJ
article, think 1t necessary 10 caution the community
against these vendors Of poison In disguise.
introduced the S.hiedam Aromatic Schnapps for the
Nrpose Of sspplyn the medical faculty and the whole
nre@unity with pure medicinal spirit which might
we're fd with confidence, in all where smulants
nnences cred, without producing the fearful conss-
iauor In % invariably result from using adulterated
Tia s-sta to render assurance doubly sure, had
and submttea Z, by chemists + world. wide celebrity
!. 10, experimental test 10 thousands OF
u'su4hneu medical Practitioners r.. responses from
ne sc sources we're OF the st upequivos- and satsfr
tory character. 1t IL bes-e tie public .arronndea
win these guarantees, and bearing these uniI he
endorsements; and call upon the Community TO pseet
themselves and me--their own health and my reputa-
nonby frowning down and repudiating the piratical
hpecuators who peddling their foul commodities
under cover Of my trade mark No article had been
imported from Holland into this market under the
OF schnaIps previous 10 the appearance Of W0es Sche
dam Aromatic Schnapps in this city.
The hret importation being made into this city in the
year lS4S which be seen by the Custom House
books deposited my label trade mark in the United
States District Court Of the Southern District Of New
York in the year 1861 and have the cert Hcate in my
possession Of that dale The great demand which Ia
thus been created for the genuine article has the
whole hive Of counterfeiters in notion and the duty
owe to my customers and friends and the public com
pels me- from time to time to put them their guard
against imposition UDoLPHo WOLFE.