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he" direction; for the salary of the
Snperintcndent OF the Fire Proof
Building in Charleston during the
present year, one hundred dollars for
ihc support of the transient poor of
Georgetown, five hundred dollars, to
DC expended by the Commissioners ot
he Poor of WiDyah. to be accounted
for by them to the Legislature; for
he support t't the transient poor Of
Beaufort, two hundred dollars, to he
expended hy the Town Council of the
said town, and to he accounted for by
them rs hrrcto;orc;tnr thu salary of the
Pilot OF the llarb l. and Bal of George
town, three hundred and twenty dol.
lars; Tor aiding the support of ferry
'n Elliotts Gnt, two hundred dollars,
subjected to the order of The Commits
Si"ncrs of Roads for St. Andrews
Parish.
SEC. 8. For the support Of the
Catahu Indians, twelve hundred dol.
lars, it SO much he necessary, TO be
paid to the order Of the Indian Agent.
and to be expended under the direction
Of the Governor.
SEC. 10. FoR PuDLrc Bu1LDINGs.-
L" complete the Court House for
Chester District, two thousand one
! hundred dollars; to complete the
Court House for the District of
w illiamsb burg, one thousand four
hundred and fifty dollars ; the above
amounts to he drawn and expended
| by the Boards of Commissioners of the
respective districts, and accounted for
! by them at the treasury to complete
/ lile construction of The Jail OF Chcs
lcrilcld, one hundred and forty four
d"lla's and twcnty,eIght cents for
| Charleston Jail, ten thousand dullar..
and no more, to be drawn and cxprnd
cd under the direction of the Commits
si"ncrs OF Public buildings of the
said district.
Fon EXrnAonpINARY ExpExp1ruREs
to enable the Trustees of the Col
irge of Charleston to improve aud
extend their buildings, four thousand
"Ilars; trr the amount of II balance
due the commissioners OF The Poo,
! iim Gr"r..c."wn Dislrict; .n .!:a::
account of The exi,cndilrre of the
rans,rmt Poor Fund, owo hundred
.,nd eighty two collars and nine cen,s,
!" bc drawn by SAT-. commissioners
And the dividends that may be
received an all such railway shares as
| The State may own, 1T the time OF
declaring such dividends, are hereby
appropriated t" the purpose OF aiding
III the opening and clearing out OF tn,
Snilivan's Island cLanncl o! the pur,
"t Charlie ton and all sums arising
ir"nl said dividends shall bc held il
The Treasury, liable to the daft of til,
Commission OH the Survey Of Charles
ton llarbur.
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; 1'ERMs-s2 IN ADVANCE
NO: 18

height, aud his limbs are in perfect
proportion. With the exception of
his face, hands, and feet, he is covered
with hair of II jet black hue. Whoev-
er may wish to see this strange spcci-
men OF human nature, can crafty their
curiosity by calling at my house, in the
Eastern part Of Wddobor0', near the
Trowbrdge Tavern. give these
facts to the public to see if there is
any one who can account for this won
derful phenomenon" Chas. Mercury.
READ1No.-Mnkc it Il rule to read
Il little every day, even if it be but d
single sentence. ~ short paragraph
will often afford you a profitable source
Of reflection for whole day. For
this purpose keep some valuable book
or paper always within your reach, SO
that you may lay your hand on it at
any moment when you are about the
house. We know large family That
has made itself intimately acquainted
with history, probably more so than
any other family in the United States,
by the practice If having one oI The
children, each one taking week by
turns, read every morning while the
rest were ut br. dkfast.
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The amount Insured may be made
payable to the vile or the children OF
the insured free from any claims of
the heirs o. creditors.
P'en'iurns may he made payable
annually, seni.annually or quarterly
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The Mammoth Lump zof Gold
Quartz recently found in Caiaveta
county, California, has been received
Mt New Orleans. TIE Picayun,s says .iiis
it weighs one hundred and sixty and
u half pounds avoirdupnis, fifteen
pounds only of which is quartz and
the rest The virgin gold; and its value
is estimated at thirty eight thousand
nine hundred and sixteen dollars. Ii
was brought 10 New Orleans by a.
gentleman who. having given the five
men who found it the round sum of
forty thousand dollars for it, intends
taking it to Paris next year, to be ex- e.i
hibited at the great exposition to be
held there. 1t having been viewed
with no little curiosity by great
number OF persons at the St. Louis
Hotel, has been placed by its prnprie-
tor for safe keeping in the Bank Of
Louisiana.
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ECLIpsEs IN THE YEAR, 1885,
There will be this year four EcIipses,
TWO Of the Sun and twn of the Moon.
The First-A total Eclipse OF the
Noon, May lst, at 10 o'clock, fifty.
eight minutes in the evening. visible,
The Sccond-A partial Eclipse of
the Sun, May 10Th, 1T 8 O'Clock. O.
minut, s in the evcning--invisil,le here
only visible towards the North Pole,
Greenland, and the North part Of
North America, latitude GO and 81.
The Third total Eclipse Of The
Moon, Oct. 25th, Mt 9 o'clock, 35
minutes in the morning, visible.
The lourth--A partial Eclipse of
the Sun, November o, at 2 O'clock,
80 minutes in the. afternoon, invisible
here, and only visible ut the South
Pole. "H'
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ARRIVALS.

NJ i s Ss ard
Fe SS ss 1GN Mss s a.s s e..
CONS, 9snsn MIS- Baan Mr. Kaufman and family Mr. Beer Mr.
NJ nen Mr. Hamilton, Mr. John rortas Mr. Alex forts
si - % % ss Y
sa.9s h %1s r. SsSsa IS 4 ks n
anss Nr osatS Sr wakins Nj bacbSrn ana 81. sf
isrs NJ Bacs Mr. sleeper Mrs Wiltshire and child Mrs
5olen Cap Bangs Dr Ras Capt Meryla Nj HarbecS Mr.
prey Mr. Deeden and lady Rev Joseph Mecher DR. Jennings
lady Mr. ret and LADY Mr. Lynch and ady Mrs Amis Miss
Gr9s Mr BIS and family Mr. Muller aud family, Mr. Delp
Fraas Mr. Waller DR. Burney Mr. Bergman Mr. Guliot Mr
From Liverpool in ship Ellen Austn--Mr Dana Fson
Ms Gar land Ihaddens johnson James CLARK Robert Rgey
From kingston in schr Mctls-Mr n Wilson Mrs Mactarge
DEPARTURES.
Fer san francisco via Ncarasua in the steamship Star Of
Express Messenger freeman Fspre Me Wass Ca
hriel Bave and company Julien aye and child; Phiip
vi. cfrauck cssse Miss Francis Mss pe sr s'' Nd
nnsegcnet Mr. SoIsi NJ Ges M Toledo Mr. snaco
iIarrigan Mr. Marie and cld II Gas.away and wife.
,pseserrR Praess md w,s All Inn ~; a NE
Ms " sTpery Mrs ABBY Emcre son and daughter;
ser an5 Sc Mrs. Maria Russell Mrs. Aimra Mcc t NJ,
phebc Mcsioud ana cp,,a.en Mr. Foorman Proctor A
Walker, v w eiser " " WHIPPED Chas Low, Mrs Ann
Mcconnell Moore, Miss Wien fradey, Miss Ann Ackey.
Ehrck VIE and infant; ~ Cornwch. Hanover T. Fox,
Mrs 9 Burditl W II Howe, Miss Brannan Miss Bran.
nan Wafdner, Nlcet, John Barry, Dennis Bond
shannon, Milngham and wife Rasche. wife and 9 chill
II Rasche, II Pfucgct, Bright and wife Mr. Star
and Wife, w l. Mckin wife and cnildren Miss Mckin,
Mrs Mann, Mr. W fikn, Nj " Huributt,
l. II Wise Mrs Wise and infant Mrs - Judd ~ MeSeen-
ger, Marpc, \ Mcdonald and wife J @ Frederick j II
Fleming, Mrs shaw, w Lane and wife, Miss Mahoney,
Mrs Buddngon children Kistler Nc f)onongn
and wife Mrs sickcs, Henry. Gaskll Miss Wilson,
Mrs Gaskll, q shepherd wife and infant II wooisey,
Miss c Burton y A Gregg. q Long and wife & Coffin.
berry Mrs Heyoy aud infant Nj Lagrange Mrs White and
three children, Mrs Lagrange and children Hiram Nc.
Cloud. Met loud NJ Fraser, 0lsnl, Mrs Printman
FAINT Mrs Luy, Mrs Lums and child q u simmons Mr.
Castle Harvey Furncy II Sbbs e wooev Mrs Sonch.
Miller. Q Berndt smith, smith, NJ Moran. Cannon;
shea 4 McMnien d A Howard A Wagner I Crandon. II
Hicksou, 2 McGash. 7 White. L Reeves Burns, g An
drews, r. Knowles. A Knowles w II Payne, Payne,
ID J Baldwin, N Downing Reede G Fisher, A Knowles,
Creamcr n Mckween. Rec, II Campbell Lewis, N
Aps0oic, ADD tWl siecrage,
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Marine Affairs

The following Is copy OF letter presented Captain
Wamaok of the steamship North STAR b. the passengers
on her arrival at Southampton:--
To CArrAN WNuAcE, of the steamship North star
The undersigned, passengers from New York TO South
smpton and Havre. board the steamship North Star
take this opportunity before leaving the ship Of express
ing you and the officers, and others connected with
the ship the Of gratitude which they feel for the
UNIFORM attention kindness and cviity which they have
experienced during the voyage; which 70 them in
quenee thereof aud Of the management of the ship has
been OF nnmixed pleasure and satisfaction. Before bid
ding you adeu may express the ervent hope that the
good ship North STAR may under your good management
and the protection of Divine Providence, be long spared
plough the seas, and confer upon others rs she has
upon US, safety and enjoyment
signed by the pas sengers, at sea, September l..
OCEANIC PHENOMENA Captain Rener, Of the brig Otta
wa called on the impression under
in relation to the peculiar phenomena by him the
Gulf Stream, which il will be remembered gave
account short time since II had been said that the
reddish infusorial anmacul by him floating the
surface Of the ocean, had been often witnessed by other
navigators and Il is this statement Captain Reimer takes
exception To- He states he has been navigator for
thirty nine years and had II before had
any Of the old sailing masters he has since conversed
with the subject. II Is true u reddish sediment Of
very similar character had been noticed by Lieutenant
Marry, in his soundiugs, the bottom while
In this the substance spoken of hoated the
f. e and covered an Immense area the brig sailed
through IL for eighteen miles in straight line IL
is possible here may be IN this matter than a2
pears the surface and commend to the attention
Of the scientific.
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Hard Shell Democratic General Committee.
THE DEcEAsE OF HON. JOHN NJ. BRADHURsT AND



At meeting OF the Democratic Republican General
Committee of the city of New York held at their rooms,
No. COS Broadway Thursday evening, October T. 1855,
on motion committee of FIVE appointed by the Chair
to cooperate with the committees appointed by the
Judiciary and County Conventions for the purpose of
calling democratic county ratification meeting.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Erastus W. Clover Of the
Eleventh ward Timothy DAILY of the Twenty first wari
Lewis p Clover, of the Ninth ward Joseph NJ Marsh, OF
the Tenth ward and George O. Genet Of the Fifteenth
ward, such committee.
The following resolutions offered by John B. Has
kin, Of the Eighth ward, and unanimously adopted:
Whereas the last meeting OF this committee IL has
Providence death the Hon John
NJ Bradhuist the Twelfth ward and much esteemed
colleague, the Hon HenryJ Alien, OF the Fourth ward
Resolved Tint in the decease Of the Hon. John NJ Brad
and most distinguished memDersn him.
eman large wealth. we had true type OF that simplicity OF
department. thai honesty Of purpose and that unohtrusive
merit which always characterize the Jeiersonian democrat
principles the democratic party and hs unpreendng char
tiles and pure life endeared him 10 all who knew Taken
from ripe and respected age we all mourn
his DEATH and tender coincidence his widow and
family their loss OF most KIND ana alectonaie husband
and father
Resolved That this sincerely depore the loss
Hon Henry j. Allen his widow his family and the
democracy In him the and the working man had Dc
consistent and member, and society ornament.
We therefore with regret his sudden departure
ewhen he had scarcely arrived ut its meriian3s
rreparabe his bereaved widow and family, and
hereby extend to them our heartfelt sympathy
Resolved That copy Of each of the foregoing resolutions,
by the officers Of this committee be aud ran
ed BY the secretaries each OF the widows of the ece ased
and that they be published in the Dgg Nexs and the HERALD
On motion, adjourned. HORACE Il. CLARK.
JOHN Y SAVAGE. Jr, S.crataras CHAIRMAN.
IL.
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EMPIRE.
GOTHAM
City Intelligence.

RECEPTION DIIGENT ENGINE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
--Digent Engine Company, of Philadelphia, returned
from Albany on Thursday night arriving in New York
yesterday morning They were yesterday the guests
Empire Hook and Ladder Company of Jersey City, which
company formally received them at the Irving House
After paradng in the streets the entertainers aud their
guests proceeded to Jersey City and at O'Clock the two
companies and the civic authorities Of Jersey City sat
down to sumptuous dinner. In the evening they at
tended the Broadway theatre The Philadelphians
turn home this morning.
NORTHERN DispENsAgy-The report for September shows
the number of patients attended at their houses to have
been 2a5 at the dspensary SIT, total 9l2-male, 1885,
females, 577, with the annexed result Died S; sent to
hospital A. vaccinated 49, cured relieved $780, leaving
IS treatment Ofthese 504 natives of Ireland
United States S36; England 49, Scotland, H. Germany,
II; other countries 90 The whole number of prescrip
tons put up 1885, the greatest number in day.
100: least, .S-average, Jog.
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This Board assembled last night at their chambers ID
aCy Hail. the President D. D. Conover, in the chair
The minutes OF the last meeting read and approved
The third reading Of bills the order of the evening
and various reports OF special Importance we're read
accordingly. Among the other reports that up for
third reading the report in favor OF increasing the
salary OF the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department from
two to three thousand dollars.
Councilman puRDY opposed the adoption of the resolu
ton increasing Mr. Carsons salary above and moveo
that II be Ie-commtted to the committee OF the whole
After some debate, the vote taken upon the motion
to refer to committee of the whole which lost The
resolution and the report then adopted 80 voting in
the affirmative and in the negative.
The report recommending the change OF the name Of
Church street, to Mercantile street, also called
up and adopted with but dissenting vote.
The report and resolution from the Finance Committee
in favor of making appropriation Of $4,000 for extra
Sunday services of police magistrates, also adopted
Nothing else Of Importance done before the Board
adjourned to meet again on Monday evening next.
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FATAL FALL-CoScUssoN BRAIN.-Coroner Will
helm held inquest yesterday, at No. l4S East Tenth
street upon the body OF named Mary Scanlon,
native OF Ireland and As years of age who died at her
residence, above from conclusion Of the BRAIN pro-
duced by falling down stairs. Verdict accidental DEATH
DEATH BY observation-disclosures wilhelm held an inquest
upon the body Of little boy years Of age named VIII
liam Mccarthy who drowned at the foot of Ham
inond street. Thursday night while endeavorng to
throw cat overheard. Verdict, accidental death.
A Cl1D ACCIDENTALLY PoisoSLp.-An inquest also
held upon the body Of little boy, residing at No. 900
First avelue who died from the effects of eating
stramonum (stink weed) Verdict, death by poisoning
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s Sshs Thomas Hx Hail. Boson-S w Legfs
soo i.I yI.rs ia,.I Rlss6s;y:
Propeller Mars, Nichols PhIadsiphiaJ b 5,ns
ARRIVED
sssess@p North nS Star wa%ack Mavre Sept aud Caves
spesd 6 Z. xsssry 81. Sept t
berss during M ia SIX lon ns s. 90
no date miles sandy HOOK passe ship Wm R sai
ante Aner Juy
y win hs%s s sosnr bs Az e Mshs 3
New eSsaa lon q TO- spoke r sss xa ll
Ship Far West Bennett, New Orleans 10 days. with mdse
Bark Archer Of Bee.Abay, Lewis Leshcsn days with
Ws S bound TO tsh0D h of Malaga na1ed
ws al. g E w bssp ss i AZ 3
Bark John Farnum, Wright Havana Sept q. with sugar.
brig Ann of BuchaD, Tenney, S, Jago de Cuba Sept
Brig Victoria (B0 Lisbtburn Nassau, Mp, Sept g. with
Brig Antelope i Moore Arecibo Pr Sept H. with sugar.
Brig Trqxlo, Muigan Prince, Sept 49, with coffee
Brig Avalon tsr, Mcclellan Pcou Ms, IL days. with coal
Brig Odessa B, Clements Yarmouth, Ms days with salt
Prs imSsr ss, Elder St John; KB days with Lumber
Brig Augusta stone Savannah days, with cotton &c to
sSsi ssas 70 EMISSION Sept s pro
'a ssSr nsPq s s VIII wss s0 % as g Henry
S,s Es ss Sc
sssr Gl sos. ss sims days
scar Mary Tice. ice, Ale.andra for Derby Derby
s sssr gaa Hnn T sss hsnSsa
schr Richmond Winter Richmond 4days.
81: sss SsSs W. sss dy F;s
ssh T Ps1ss;
schr Rcbecea secor, Green virginia, days
schr Maria jane, Jones, yyrs.n na GAYS.
schr 5 Higgins Edwards S Virginia days
s shr ed gSTn C Wsw vrs vrsns aas aavs
schr D Hale, oakerson, Virginia.
schr Oregon Cox Virginia, 2doys
schr Thomas s Martin TN, Eyerham vrsinia days
Schr Emily johnson, Purne, Baltimore. days.
schr Eliza Shade, Bay =! y. Baltimore. days
se eHr rhomas sI Pnss aes days.
schr Island City, Aiki,s Baltimore, 2days.
s ssT E Ei,s 1f Hale Hills s Bamore days
schr Frank Pierce Edwards Philadelphia for Providence.
schr Prsdmore, Pamee; Philadelphia.
schr John Rogers, Elliott Phladelphia.
schr d Bailey, bailey, Philadelphia for Providence.
sehr Glide. Lowell, Albany Cor Boston.
Schr Detroit: Mum Albany for Boston.
Soop Lady Washington, Smith, Rondout for Providence
Arr 4bschr Waring Neh, Savannah, with wheat, &c,
to McCready, Mott a Co.
The ship Ellen Austin arrived 4h inst of the Floating
rened heavy west winds during The lost fore and
Inainopealan,masts and yard Had pilot board
days.
Ship New Hampshire, AZ days from Gasgow.-By pilot boat
Ship Cultivaor, % days Lverpool-By pilot boat
Also on bark and one brig
SAILED
Steamships George Law, Aspnwal Star of the West San
/ Wind al sunrise W: meridian 8. sunset SW
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Political Intelligence,

The follow ing the nominations for Canal Commits
sioncr by the different parties in Pennsylvania Demo
cratic Arnold Plumer of Venango; whig John Hender-
SON. of Washington: Know Nothing, John Snodgrass of
Wcsmoreland; native, Kimber Clever, of Schuylkil;
republican, Passmore Williamson, o. Philadelphia.
convention of delegates from Oregon and Washington
Territories to be held at Dallas the 18th OF August
TO take preliminary steps for the organization OF
Territory 10 extend either side OF the Coumbt river,
from the Cascades to the Rocky Mountains.
The constitutional amendment in Connecticut that
shall hereafter vote who cannot read has been
adopted by large majority.
President Pierce has been nominated for reelection by
the democrats of Salem, Massachusetts.
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The Quarrels Of the Cuban Junta.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

We have read in your issue of this morning para
graph transcribed from recent statement made by
D. Gocoura, OF certain facts connected with the
aboriive Cuban revolutionary movement. 1t purport to
define the nature and accompanying circumstances of
contract for transportation entered into by Gen. Qutman
and sanctioned by the Cuban unta This has been done
manner inconsistent with the true facts the case
and preiudicaiiy to said Junta.
We trust that in few days abundant light will be shed
upon this and other matters pitfully altered in Mr..
Goicourias statement. Meanwhile beg your readers
abstain from all hasty conclusions that might be drawn
from such bold and unfounded assertions.
NEW YORK. Oct. 8, 1855. THE CUBAN JuNTA.
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Por, Of New York. October ;, 1855.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
S,eamshlp Washington CavenAy. Brcmen--c II Sands,
~teamship George Law GRAY. Aspinwal--N O Roberts
S,eemship star Of Inc West Turner juaa Morgan.
shin Carrier Dove Corner San ffancisco-J smith son
sin Presideu Fillmore Nelson Lonton-Dunhsm Dimon
Shin sentinel sOnc fdvetppol-Ncsnili 4 Sous.
sim Pfcsideri smld (Bfcmj, Never, Antwerp.
shin n Anderson frrh New oriesns-kicss 4 Bell,
ship oregon foiltt. fVoIes-t.i iieS -,
Rrlr Isadora Dutch Roucn-H ID 3roosmsr 4 Go.
pyig A TAYLOR (ncwj Hampton, Aspinwsl-F W spies,
I,rty Aia,aya, Noonsn, Mslsga-rhQmptr1 Hunter.
Jsri1 Cyanci (Brl smith, Wndsor-I : Whiacy A Go.
sthr III storey frc SON. 'nsi ec.on-poshet fs"e''
scbr seeing Best, Pymouth-6oy Price.
srhr George Ann Ferris, Eden,ou-. Price.
cchr Galleeo Smith Richmond-T II Person
sshr Susan + Or, Mahon. = John Nh Dealey,
.rhr Richmond RI Scot. - Joan MD DsxpN
sSlg lcaa yssss, Yaiasway, signsTss-e Eisassai'
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Base Hall.
GOTHAM VS.. EMPIRE.

The return match with these two clubs played
yesterday at the Red House, Harlem, and terminated
again in favor of Gotham. The first game twenty
Gotham to four Empire This time the Empire felt
confident and commenced playing WELL getting six
the first innings they then fell of, and allowed the
Gothams to go in and win The score will show the
result
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rSrox coupsr rrru,

UNION COURSE, L. I.--TRoTTfNo.
FRIDAY, Oct 5.-Match u 600 play or pay mile heats
best three In five, in harness.
II. Woodruff named blk. m. Black Bess ..ll L
Vim. Shute named b. q Blue Morgan ..... Q
Time 23e-2f2-2.s6,
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Light boat Brandywin sailed from New Bedford inst in
tow OF steamtng America for Five Fahom Shoa oil Cape
May, where she is to be stationed.
LAuNcHED-At Frankfort, Me, 2sh ul by Messrs Arev
Williams. ship Addison Gilbert about $50 tons owned by
ties In this city and Provnceown Capt Henry Paine OF Pro
vnceown late OF ship Middlesex is part aud will
mand her
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MARITIME INTELLfGENCE.

ny An packages and l-ao5 ipgpi., Jo, NJ NEw YORK
Herald shopd b. sealed
us.Nto ron INV yOgx--THTs DAY
ann pIsxs ............ 81 sooS KsEs. morn %
ErS srTs............ 20 MGR WATER 4 -
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In compliance with an order from Lieut. Gen. Winfield
Scott military Court Martial convened at the Office
OF The Quartermasters Office in State street. the 26th
of September for the trial OF 1st Lieut. Horace Halde
man, sth Regiment Of Infantry various charges The
Court of Inquiry consists off,
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S Schr Florida, Pr,edhean, Brunswicl- Master,
S Ssas i " u hix Hall Boston-S W Lewis
ssoop Virginia Presbery. Taunton-Master.
Pro, 'emer Louen; -, Baltimore --Cromw elps Line
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jeremiah D. Deryer taken into custody yesterday,
charged with having passed altered bill the vii
amsburg City Bank to Charles Wimen No 80 Chrys-
tie The accused was taken before Justice Wood
at the Essex Market Police Court, who committed him
for examination.
COMPLAINT nIsNEsrp.--The complaint against Simon c.
Moot for false pretences has been dismissed by Justice
Osborne and the defendant exoneraed from the charge
preferred against him.
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Steamships George Law, Aspinwall; Star of III
Juan.
|. Wind at sunrise, W: meridian, s: sunset, SW.