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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-22
TUESDAY. Oct. 2l-P. N.

TUESDAY. Oct. 2l-P. n.
There has been no AZURE of interest in the Stock mar
ket to day. The impending foreign may be very
important; and this consideration resrans parties from
operating until the Halifax steamer arrives. The trans
actions to-day have consequently been limited and the
changes unimportant. Some shorts bought in,
which assisted in sustaining prices The brokers' gener
ally complain of great dulness and that orders from
outsiders are limited. At the Second Board the
market was dull but steady. There is pressure Of
cash stocks the market for sale and the besrs
hbit but little disposition 70 increase the short line to
any extent Erie was 6Olp60i at the close. The
trains are running with regularity, and the re-
ceipts about $50 0oO per dag. The Company have
agood supply OF engineers, who are daily becoming
acquainted with The road and operating their trains
with ore confidence and on tune. Reading was ~
lis stated that Mr.. Tucker doesnot 90 into
| Lehieh VALLEY Road. Central, notwithstanding The
very large earnings j. unchanged, and closed a; s.
| lh,re appear 20 be more movement IL New-Jersey
| Huc Tor which wa I'D. The affairs q this COM
pey sse IL much more favorable STATE than Of lat.
Ahs'e TN active aeHaoL loT - TToda-s c. siGiL>cd
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Disasters, &c.

TIE BARK MARIA Of Boston seen her beam ends .os
don.d New Inlet the 18th, 10 supposed TO be ne o.
lao with guano, for orders She was All vessel s '
built In Medford in 1915 - pLr.
THE BRIG Joy abandoned her voy-se rom
sdepha TO Charleston 2l4 uns re6stef ount A.
Me 1854 and valued at about SlSoo1 ono VIZ o"n"u W
Capt. Joy and others of this port. r..
Scss ErkLIsE Chester Philadelphia from Providence,
On Thu.d.y nisht when of Chester into BY snfn
schooner which carried away her manmAst tore s1b
and IL lsrboard bow
back 10 Phiadeph Saturday Sunday, having ben DIS
nasted ouung ~ f. gale of Aiongtsnk on THURSDAY
last. , 80.
inst reports that schooner called the Persia apparently new
is ashore on Tucherock Shoa and the throwing over
board plaster. The / ii would TO her assistance. -.
inst New York the 18th at m, below the Do
Mans Shoal encountered strong gale the ~ T. VIM
carried away cremss head b, and tore fore and malA
bad e best bower anchor and threw part 81 the reg"
oven toad the sel SUSTAINED other trifns damage.
SLooP WM. MAJOR (Of Ssuserties Se4rles from ADsry
with deck load Of lumber for Dghon Mas, when on ro.
judith Saturday, struck By heavy caryns l
her mast and nggng; fallen in with soon ater ~ ""Y
Oliver Ames. Of Taunton and towed into Ne sport. .
SHIP KENTUCKY from SHIELDS for Boston, Poftsmols1'
with coal put into the Western Islands time snee e
BY pumping found beach her and sns We
rup Ashore at St achaels, Previous 10 Sept. DO 80,
BARK CHAs TRuTT, a. Philsdephia reports On ne w
inst al II la s. lon "a Is fell IN with the schooner
Warren. OF Newark, n j. abandoned with nsin boom -
main zsr broke board, and washed 70 peces
EaIeny nothing whstsver in her eat very aht on NE al
apparently good. IL blowing gale Of wind AZ the A
would bsve put board and brought her INTO port 40.
SHIP MESIoRA. Conley. from Boston for Casne, wa
tact the night Of the 18th inst of Cape Elisabeth viz
Bloomer from Belfast for Boston and lost head stays A
was also somewhat DAMAGED. <~o,a
The AMERICAN chr George s. Adams Chsse nss'ef
Nassau the 9th September in Distress having sprung
bowsprit.
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Marker. Pepor,e4 5v Telerrepk.

ALBANY TUESDAY Oci. 81 II a. m.-rhere IL It'll. an.
,Hrrinc B.sLEY-Saes 500 brsh. Mixed a; 81 hi
WHtAr-Sales 5000 bush White Canadian . 81 Co.'S
In lots At CO. 667c. WHisKEySS.c.
BurrHo Oct 81 8 r.s-FLous dull and lower sales lsp
bh. A. So for good extra Wisconsin, SO 09 ~ Hsr
choice 20 extra Ohio and Indsua WHrAr lower; sales -
bus a, 81 20 for Milwaukee Club 81 for Milwaukee VIVA
CosN lower; sales 10000 hue AZ Sc BAELEy-S.es Ss
bu, prine State S p CANAL FssIGHrs 10 Newly lie
Tor Corn and 2c for Wheat Receipts in the 70 hours
noon TO-DAY e2s bbls Flour 80 col bus Wheat and y 80 M
Corn Canal exports ss,s bus Wheat, a. s Sas Corn, ~
$50 bus Oats.
Including bush Canadian Spring afost at 81 80 RYE
Sales of iO0 bu,h Canadian 1t 1c FREisBrs 70 New
Ymk-Whest I6c Corn lie. Lake INrosrs-S9e bush
Wheat ard Is bush Corn. Canal ExPosrsso Dol. -Four
"A roo bush. Wheat snd IL 800 bush. Corn.
CT,RLEsroy Oct. 2-Corros-SAes to-day, 800 bale,
full prices Mddbns Fair l2iai,ic. susar-saes 90 bbla
Muscoysdo at SIC.
Nsw ORLEASs Oct N.-CoTroS-Saes to-day 4. 20 bales.
a, a decline Of lGtc.; we quote Mddips Gnielik. En-
CHANGE on LospoS cent prem.
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B,RK-Notbins doing cor wan. OF stock CorroS IN Erl,.s
INQUIRY !, full rates CLovEssEED wanted o. b1i aolr,
,,f more Flour continues quiet bat holders 6ra .s
,op are ~irr 20 operate until after the recep, Of -,
european .dvce. due 3, Halifax There !. b, krss 5.
ou,rx Tor shipu.pt and only leo bbs standard and ,x
brands were disposed OF At Sc TSd6 s7 Dbl. chiefly AZ ~
latter figure Limited sales are making FOR home .oe:arpa
from IS 7rGS7 IS fer and extra and o. for H.
rad. according TO quality Rvs Flour 10 steady !, e. u
md CosN MEAL at IS S7i bb bot there sotlinr a.,
ibs In ether 9RAx-There but few samples Of We,
oA,red on 'Ch.nse and the demand limited 81
busLel. Prime Southern and PsunsyivAns red ,d !, Al -
dEl SIS u bushel, white ranges from 81 500 Is I,a
with sales OF 500 bushels yellow a. Soc aosi and So
store oars good demand At s2d Sc buAel he la.
,e n, ,r,e Delaware bout 5000 packages MAasa R,.
have been dsp o. from the wharf Al 81 for BuneA al
8. aod ~ 50 box for Layers with smaller packages IN DIV
portion GRcc.REs-More doing with better prcos sales
COO hhds Sugar al very full rates Coffee and Mcses qa
PhoyIsoSs continue dull. with Wholesale tAns.,toss
WHISKY sells steady AZ Soc fdE bids and SIC for bills
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As compared with the previous quarterly report in
Jul, the statement shows mi Of 1901 00i in
cepts SAD go in circulation s42 637 in discounts,
and decrease of s4 i6 9s in deposits and sll O07 AZ
in specie.
At Philadelphia Money is in fair request at rates
,riirc nj from TO 10 y cent discount best bills,
and lOel2 p cent on bills Of secondary character.
At Boston, The Journal says:
of the very best grade sells at from to y and
q g cent-,he latter rate embracing very acceptable
class of signatures not strictly of the gIt-edged
character. Upon the whol e borrowers have had the
Jysnts-e durnr tie week and it has been diti-
emit 10 mud de .irahle paper than money. The Banks
are generally il easy Circumstance and well disposed
70 grant all reasonable facilities to business men,
Active operations on the Lake Ontario, Auburn and
Nev.York Railroad have been resumed and the
Company intend to vigorously prosecute the compile
ton Of The northern division Of the road rum Ontario
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made at Sic. Ivy -
sKINs-Goat are scarce. snd prices remain srn n
also IN su all supply and learn further l,. wv ~
ToBACCO-1he demand Ia good. but tor the want =, -
allie ,tcks busipess confined pTices eontnse sr s
- thds keLtucky and Nsysylc AZ lr4.7c Is ma.
a. 7lGggc IS do Virginia Stems &C.. rs bale. H.sat
S1iOc so bbls YsTa private scrns aad ISL cas- g..
al g0.2c.
TIN-Pig 10 In moderate demand and price. ar. u,.A,
email .ales Of Bsnea So dSic. cash from store
f,iriy active sales so slabs Reyey SS&e and
40 AZ Bo,,on 10 come here. Sc. both month. p.s
continue scarce; K firmly held q; si2 S. s nsu,s
che AZ, In steady request and prices remain arm on
Tn ", note sales Of 500 boxes AZ 50 go onths
Ten. AZ, m rood demand az <uG&ll -
WHlSKY-Tbe market lower and more active; sale. Of "a,
bbls ~ SSdS59c for Ohio and Prison
ZINC-The demand 10 confined TO small saes from .tor
sge.c, suou.Ls
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERN-Ocr. 81
CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO DISTRICT
STREET


the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty of NewYork agt The
Hudson River Railroad Company.
BRADY, 1.-The plaintiffs demand Judgment against
ue ordinance entitled OF Streets
aud Roads approved May 1882 BY encumbeng Hudson
street other articles and things The fifth section
the ordinance mentioned provides that no
thing without having FIRST obtained written permission from the
Mayor Street Commissioner &C And the complaint alleges
that defendants encountered the street hamed without
having the written permission of the Mayor contrary
said ordinance The denies that allegation aud IL
conceded that permission granted by Mayor Woodruff
revoked and which, by s terms is TO con
time un al revoked with notice Of such revocation.
The answer contains complete defense the action mas
much up the permission contemplated by tie ord
nance which had the right by the ordinance TO
ant which Il alleged the defendants did not possess
IL not necessary consider abstract son the power
the Mayor grant the privilege OF enjoyment
Of the highway for any particular purpose $500
The Is upon ordinance the violation OF winch not
sustained and the penalty imposed by which consequently
not incurred. Judgment for defendants.
SPECIAL TERN.
Charles G. Sanford &c, agt Frederick T. Kirkland
IHGRAHAh, J.-H there Is any dispute between the
defendant the Sheriff the amount Of his fees, they
should be settled by taxation. ,
IN the Sheriff false he is snswehle TO the
defendant for any damages occasioned thereby.
the plaintiff costs IN the discretion oil the
Judge supplementary proceedings There reason why
the should compelled take the order
without paw through examination The
however, to be graduated by the extent oil e
service.
In the present the defendant must s. in addition 70
The execution and the OF such payment
Abe order Ii paid before October % the de-
fendapt appear that day. at 10 and submit 10 eA'
animation, which day this proceeding is adjourned
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........Ocr.


ssAm,hips-Suwanne Kittridse, New 0reansi Gen. Mo0l
the Atkins. Charleston. J. M. Eason. go
sbips-Sea Lark Adams, Liverpool Brett Son 20 hs
vetin Marsh H.vre VIM Whitlock IT,, Co. Jenny Lind
Littiefed Bristol R. P. Buck Co.. Cora Linn, La'ha.
Bsri-Louse (Brem.) Henke, Cochin, BurchsId Bach
Bris.-Emsrad tBr Mcdonald Hatiaa pe"9 ,shh.
Ale,.ndris Habeck Co Croton Blye Portsn Prince VI
l. A. Ferris; Moonlight Small Bangor Brett Son y"
p smith Cooper Whining ton Dollner Potter ChAmbsr
lain Het fh.deph Jas Hand k ss Bsns' nae
Lord Ouere.n Emily (Brl Cortland sierra Leons j.
Mschado Queen Of the South Net wi% SSs1, p M.
Tmily Che.ebroueh, Wilmington, D. g murray
Ra9,.NMiddlessx Soper Philadelphia, j. 4 n Brsss
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prices, and II has been relieved from is DEUS n
dividend lie looked for shortly. In Western s'cA 20.
market is generally steady. GaleOa advsneha 70 W
Illinois Central is IN good demand, on ioregu o'u'''
aid insroved TO III. The Arago, on SATURDAY rA
ont 80 shares and the orders are not yet nnou'
ledo closed at ~. steady. The Wabash 'als! fo'A
ia now bringing to the Toledo ootsideraoie acce''.
of traffic La Crosse sold a, s2l. The recent fapIa
re in this stock has brought out considerable Stock
and ,,odrced a reaction. Rock Island II steady a.
9C;. &c. In Railroad bonds there was moaela'e
done Il previous rates State stocks are urn
but quiet.
Tbe,e bas been but a moderate business In EI-
change for this steamer but sterling has been stiii-
ened bv the unwilhDgness Of some parties TO remit
fr,ncs Some leading drawers ak g; al, but first
class bill. have been cold at 81 per cent. The supply
of bls was fair Francs, By the leading drawers are
5l7Ia5l5, but frst-class signatures can be eousn'
at 5.2i 5.2l4.
Freigh,s are not quite active, but rates are NM
To Liverpool, TO- eco Bush. Grain were taken AZ %
cd; 4.CC0 btls. Flour at 2s; 300 bales Cotton d.
j-32d. To London Rosin at "a. 3D.. ,2oo DoF' riou
a, q. 3D. als. lOId. 1000 bush GRAIN at lVd iI'
tuns OIL Cake at 27s. Cd. To Glasgow, lO,VVo ousn.
Grain at Id. in ships bags 50 tuns Heavy Goods al
&c.,; eco bbs. Flour at 2s. l0d.
The business of the Sub. Treasury WAS: Total ne
ceips s26j 93f 81; Payments $253, 5So 49, Baiance'
sl4,72s ,lSl ~
Adrian H. Mailer will hold his weekly sale OF Stocks
tomorrow "wednesday, at l2i O'Clock, at the "e'-
chants Exchange.
The interes, coupons on the Second Mortgage Bonds
Of the Toledo and Illinois and Lake Erie and Waoash
and 81. Louis Railroads (now the Toledo, wabash
and Western Rnilroad). due on the lst of November,
will be paid on that day at the bankng-nouse u
Messrs. Whitehouse, Son Moiison, No d niiaH'
street.
The Union Bank has declared a seni-annual divi-
depd Of e cent, payable on the lst Of November.
The rec.ipts Of the Toledo, Wabash and Western
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-22

PRINCES CHANNEL, ENTRANCE TO the THAsss-a ~
TIox.L LICEr-Notico Is hereby syen that pursuant "a
rresed In the advertisement from this hous
s.b Ian 1t light vessel having the words Princes
ne painted on sides has been oored On sns non s he
trS ra,rEs and con pass bearns. VIZ: honkton beN,
nsegIv midway between 81 Nichols Prsyentiye ssAt9as
", Mn is appar, Mt e. 18th 70 the easwaId OF Powell.
= Shiraigs Beacon r. by ;. :. Tonne al, -
iIys' H. FIE N T. Tonyue Eu 81 E. re. North ras
go guoy West. Girdler Lig1t Vessel w ey ~ n
- ,j,y sbt showing lash intervals Of % seconds W
from this every nght from sonses !" SUI
rse on and after the let October next. -, 4. IN n,
Carney LM1rnsrs 10 observe tea. No "s'"
h-'s@'7' b. order. p H. BERrBoS seefe'a'y'
TrAgy Lvs.s, LssSoa, Sept. a. lSJs,
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OF these articles the receipts during the month of
September this year, were l6O,33l bbs. Flour,
43l 555 bush Wheat, 500, 322 bush. Corn, 80 667
bush Oats, and s,Oi6,76S feet Of Lumber.
The exports Of three articles BY canal, from the
opening Of navigation TO Oct. l. 1856, follows
3,44s 665 bush. Wheat, 6,624 OIL BUSH Corn, and
SIS, CA bush. Oats.
The folowii are the aggregates Of the statements
Of the forty three NewJersey Banks, showing their
condition at TIE close of the quarter ending Oct L.
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REFoRrEp roR TIE ~ Y. TRsUSE BY J. K. Ii. B. Fay.
F6n Bod,d-2O0o Union Canal 6s, 66 go do, boi 500
Pepna b a.! 10 goo do 81; 1000 Penua K r. 6s LIST mort
90 1000 Enirs r. r. t. p; 50 Lehish 6s. 10 sS
20 Schuyl Nav Pref, 81 30 do cash S Beaver Meadow
r R cash 5-l % Reading r. r. cash iOl 81 do iC p do
cash 20; C. Amboy II. r. Is Bank Of North America
100 Farmers Mechanics Bank p 81 80 GiTaTd Bank
L.
Second Baard-sOO City co. 2OCGRcsding r. o 10 Isl
mort. go 10 Sctuy. Nv "a; PcnIa r. H. C. and 40
10 Penns X R. ~; 50 Lehg lin, IS Reading K r., 4O
IS Bank Of Penna.. ll2.
-ney Boayd-iio Reading R. r. 4Oi 10 Penna- r. r. ist
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This il a falling off Of s., 332 %.
Messrs. Wm X. Travers and Leonard W. Jerome
have established commission stock house at No. Is
William street. under the firm Of Travers Jerome.
These gentlemen are well known in the street as men
of high character, enterprise and capital, and will, no
doubt with their troops of friends, build up large
and successful business.
The amount of gold sent over TO Boston for the
steamer tomorrow is $l56 OOO which is the smallest
amount sent for long time past.
The annual meeting Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road wa, held at Baltimore yesterday. The net earn
pcs of the year reported to be about looooe'
A resolution was adopted recommending the Directors
to divide the surplus earnings of the Company On or
before the first of Apr next The amount was stated
at 80 T. cent on the capital stock 1t was announced
that after paying the semannual dividend due this
day. there exists large surplus which will be ap-
piled toward the reduction of the Companys indebted
ness.
The businees Of the Clearing House was S2i 1879 OOO
There is no marked change in Flour for which there
is fair demand for shipping with light arrivals, but
Wheat is &c. lower and the supply is large. About
II COO bbs Of Flour sold, and $1,000 bushels Wheat
Corn is plenty and lower. Pork closed firmly at $l9
for Prime and 81 % 81 so for Mess. Beefs steady
Lard is without change. The Coffee sale went of
with spirit, and 1864 bags sold at an average of
sll OG y 100 b. an advance of &c. = ID. Mr. SCOTS
Circular has the following statistics:
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BROOKLYN CITY CDURT-Ocr. zi.B,,ors ''ae'
James Bassy at John , n of * Comm ssioner
In December 1855, Mr.. Perry, VINO n The Common
Coana so@pan'hs that Baley ise RSiI xh oai Va. no
and no hsd contracted 10 suppy nfo quality 20 that con
rs5d but de@clsq; IN , ri,sAt !. ~ acea The
o1 for DAMAGE iys s;e, wa. rendered for defendant
''rI To Cslcncer for this day "wednesday No'' o.
- 20, j. =, 10 ConKT CALENDER FOR WEDsEsDA-
. ~ ~ ~ % ~ "a ~ a. ~ 70 81 inclusive.
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There h. been good demand for Rio Coffee and the Gales
since my report have been 8s4 bags generally decline
az ldIc ON previous prices Included in the above
e BAGS Of low grade which realized full suction 18th
inst 4 bags have been shipped Southern port aiding IL
reducing stock An auction sale OF $50 bags Ro Cora
is announced for to-day.
Oh,r descriptions their scarcity have been quiet but
maintain former quotations
Sugar continues very active and firm; sales of 1900
hhdl, mostly Cuba, at Il Slc MOlasses is firm and
in fair request. In Cotton there very little doing;
Middngs eel at l2i l2ic.
We take the following from Messrs. Nell Brothers
g. Co.'S Circular for the Niagara
The weeks receipts all ports 10 81 oo0 bales against
400 49,, Of
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COURT CALYNDAR-Ta,s nav

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUgr.-Nos. Ii 16 n
81 81, q, 7l,..7o, 10, H. '' 50
SUpRsrE Coz Rr.-Special Tennis, Classyo,
% ~ ID ClassNos IS, b 100 III, ll6, H. IL ID 81 ISi
ISs l5S $50, $50
"a % 4. "a S2S 1864 27s 800 SSt Sa5 SIS 500 900 .o,
zet 900 tO7 4s 4O9 AL as, so al AZ fsa f25 as a.,
"a 42a. ~ -
SrpRyny CouRr CIRCUIT Part Mos. S.S, 69S,
%, SOC I07l s52 sS 81 So 1881, 1872 ~ l2S, $50 81
$50 Io $50 800 i7iO l7sl lci6 30 1911, 1880 1881 1854
No. $50 40 1922 1915 1851, G3i 1852 @l7 2l5
sso so io5l a6 Os2 I2l2 2l2o 2S5 no. 81, io s ~
AZ All, S7S n. ", Iae,
~ IA5 70 IlSj ll55 lilo ll57, l!59 - go, so, ~, y,
"a Nos s5s icd9 i0f ss 9i9. So llSi, lls5 No. y
it,6 iNo. =, llJ7, lbs, liz, H. IA, III
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY Oct. p. 1885,
ASHES-T1e market firm for Po,s sales Of small lots At
s775 Pearls are unsettled ~ IS 5od SO.
COTTON-The market Is dull al decline the saes are ID"
bales 81 the following quotations.
HKw-yoRK CLASSIFICATION
Tnsuds Honda Msryrd. N. O.ATex.
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nv TeleRYaph.

BOSTON, Oct. N-Ar. bark California, Hissns Boeeos
Ayres Aug So Spoken Oct H. lat Sc 10, Ion So 81, ban ~
ranac, from New York for Barbados
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OMITTED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-ocr' IL
Before GEO w. BETS.
THE SLAYER PAsCHI1A.
Tha examination of Merquta Was resumed this al


txTDoOn. =. .Axo,-h
an Interpreter H. W. Tvell He questioned with re'er
epce 10 The signed with his which were put In ev
dence Yesterday Among these to merchant on
fbe coast named Ferrr Mesquite had received letters from
this thin the past two years they came s'a Salem
Mass -, =,
Witness business of any kind with hes1uita and 10
everything relating the Pscts knew next 20 nothing He
said persons Africa 70 whom tine Portuguese letters were
directed were oil merchants, ivory merchants, &c
Frederick C. Abnego Andrsd, young man Oh wsrtnY COM
rseIon was aud examined in English He wss some
tues clerk for Fgsnere Co. and other parties when wanted
end shipped goods his account DE shipped
ON the Psnchs 81 800 worth which hs hrst large ship
ment g., .
The District Attorney put various questions with view 70
the witness 10 have made TINS shipment
on account but they all ruled out as irrelevant
Witness that he purchased the u casks oil rum
found Ponchita NJ MAchxdo. paying for II with
his money and receiving bill in his swn name tht ne
bgbt Of Wenburg Weeks the 90 barrels OF Congress nopr
for shout 1900 barrels of pitch 10 Of pilot bread 8ce
mari " " being them benor which he was 10 recrVe
exchange palm OIL peanuts and other goods from africa
according the manifest He had known NesqIts rom cno
hood and 1850 In Lisbon whore his father Il large
merchant Mesquite told him that he had chartered the Pan
ehiia and bought her cargo
Adjourned TO "wednesday, at IL O'clock
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-ocr. al-Before Juds

Wm. d. Wilson was tried and convicted of grand
.t W. .salns horse and wagon, valued at $50 from
hnssey Of loo Franklin State Prison years
'OySe ana Louisa Robertson each pleaded guilty TO
months. Wv ' ~
Robert herpAnk pleaded guilty forging the name Of James
W. IrowbTidse 10 order John PeNrrv hr.hr g. -.
beefstesk Judgment suspended md he rsonr, A..
charged. Adjourned for the day. ~ P'''0"'' VIZ