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VOLUME nu4=NUMBER 40

"a Caseyvtlio, NJ. six ysAn ago by MAJ.
Mallory, who reprussntsi that he gisl vss
given 20 biz wife, 70 ysiss until she wss
siyhtsen, and thsn sbe would bs ftes.. u
July or Auguss lAss, Nallosy removed %
Sc LOUIS taking Ruth With tho family
Finding no bouSs to rent, he returned 70
C4seysllle, and II becouing known that The
girl was d slavs, be feared chat Sbe would
run o6, and therefore cold hsr. It being
known that the girl vas free, u. was ar.
ncsted on Achsrgs Of kidnsppiog. and sisss
sn sasmipstion 'bsfofs tho krcordsr, wss
discharged on tho ground thst Ruth was .
slavs, having been born Of . slave mother,
and iphsrned BY Mallory. Under this do.
cisipn, q dave msY b taken into o Pos
Slats and retained Ihcrs SIX yenrs 70 bopdass,
and then sold and carried INTO S.atS whore
Alsvery u permitted. o THIS rvser,ss tho old
L.w on this point, and prs.ty eGsctuSlly."
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p0rtrq.
Strive. Wait and Pray.

Strive vet do not prmise
Tbs.. priH- you drram at io d'y,
VIII a,d iaJe wuri, yOu think to grasp u,
And melt Ia NouT hand away;
Bui another aud bhlleS treasure
You ~uud n.,~ p~rch'ncr dt>dain,
VIII cumr when y''ur inl' - over,
Aud pay y"u 10, oil your PAIN.
wuii vet d not tell you
The h,,ur you lOng Ga uow,
VIII nUi cone with - rljiancc vanished,
And u sh.iuw up'n IL hnos;
Yet Tar ih -unlh the ni>iy future.
Wlh c-uSn nt >isr'v u h.
An hOal Of iOy you know not
1, N'nsiss uvr s..yn' n,sht
PRAY; ihdush the cif yOu ask Zoe
My never 'OHiOn yOur tears,
NJ " never rrpW yOur pleadin2-
Yet pray, and with hOieinl tears;
An answer Mt thai yOu lung ior,
BuI owner. will Cuule one day;
Your ,yr> arr tUO DIN tn see u,
Yet strive, aud waIi sud pray.
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CHAaACrsR or soAE "DEx,cRArIc" NEWS.
PA2nas. rhe Organ in commenting upon
the pl,ss oi It's party conmcnds The
States, Heiss paper in Washington,
"rbe News OF New York, and "rhs
ress." Fornay's new papr in Philadel.
phia. ~ independent, hIsi, toned, nation ]
plpcrs: aud IN some further remarks da-
guerre,types certain other Buchanan orgaps
as follows: .... ....,-...- u. "a.
L In iact, II is unreasonable to expect o
large degree Of independence lrom tho-e 20.
pcrs when meeliy sal al ihe Iooistooi Of p'ms-
or. like una dyed rvbios opening iheir pd,sN
ih,oais 10 sraliop uhdtsrer falls INTO Msn.
Such papers may echo tho visws VI tboss
whom they represent hut M,y eru rsriurs
an inch beyond the leading arinys aud dare
not ,ustion fhs proprieiy ot any act e( thoss
in wAoss smiles they ask. ~ day tho dsui.
ocrAlic party Ut this nation, che sdministrs-
ton Of james Buchanan, and the intersa
of u common democracy are being upheld
more by u hall dossn free, untrameled, IN.
pledged Independent democratic Iapcrs like
those named, than by the whole drive of
merely partiIan papers which arc now anx.
iousiy clamorihg tor reward. r.t.
Tue Bclfast Free Press, and Journal, tho
Augusta Age. Portland Argus, Bath Tmes,
4 Tribune, Name Democrat, and othG
quondan Wilmot proviA,, abolition papers
In Maine, will please copy the above. '.
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A SLAVE SIX YEARs ~ FsKy SrArs. We
tsks tns i0liosiSS m.n,ioa u q recnr slav''
Gas, from the Cn,c,so rrbuus. From tho
hr,of statement Of lac,s It would svn that
u slave can hi held ~ sucii Tor six years Ia .
Pnss SlaIe. and thsu sid ~ s.cn On irse
all l-t.o c,ncc-.iva- never bsvre, 8 }, our
iknowlslxs ac vrie 70 slavery by the do
ciss,n ufany Prs state cbArt. .iotnt p'
! "a soLsesd gid pAusa Raths wps fakso
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LOUIS 0. COWAN, Editor and Proprietor.
UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL

rHs UsIos AND EasrEss JoGsSAL 10 published every
FEIDAr At No I, C.atrsl Boes, Oppcsste the Bitde-
ford House. rkkss-Ss,O0 per annum, or tl,eo
paid sithin three months frOm the time Of subscribing
single copies cents.
v. n PAIssk. lhe American Newspaper Agent, is the
only authorised AgSnt br this paper In the cities OF
Sss Iarx, Boston and Phll.ielphs, and 10 daily ,m-
po.srei TO take advertisements and 'seriptiOns st
the rates regairciby us. His once are Voc
York rrISaae Bailiing- Bostss. sch pll-y. build
log +, PAiisdsLpAia, n. W. corner Third AMI ches,-
mt street.
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caught tns Pa0ie.

| A tall lsuk, Jerusalem sort Of fellow
pretty well under the influence Of Mr.
Alcohol, wss observed swinging toa lamp
post on Filth street Inst night. He wss
talking quite loudly to the Aforesaid post
when a guardian OF the night approschod
hun. ,r D..'-
Como sir, you arc making too much
noise said the watchman. .trrr...s-..'
Noise who's that said noise asked
the post-holdsr, as he skewed his head
and cndeayorcd in vain to give the in.
intruder sober look. ..i 90 ..gn
1T was ME, replied the watchman, as
he exposed his silvered numbers to full
view. ,r... ..r..-....
.Youl and who in the ID are you I
1t taint me that's making Of the noise
No, sir. It's the banks that's making
all the noise. They are breakip, q
crishin, and = smashin' Of things to an
incredible amount. Noise I It's the
bankers that arc maxim OF the noise,
They are cussin', rippin', and star.
win, all round. It's the brokers that are
maxim ofthe noise. The are hollcr
in, and yelpin' and scrcchin', like
wild injuns, over the times that worers
everybody but themselves. No, sir, il
aint me that's maxim OF the noise.
You are tight as brick in new
WALL said the officer, amused at the good
nature OF the individual.
We tight Who said | am tight ,
No, sir, YOU are mistaken. It's not me
that's tight. It's money that's tight
Go down on Third street an they'll tell
YOU there that money is tight. Go into
the workshops, an you'll find money !,
tight. Read the newspapers, an you'll
6nd out tat its money that's tight. Ne
tighti I've got nary red,but Kauhawa
and the ID couldn't get tight on that.
No, sir, I'm not tight
Then you arc drunk
Drunk Stranger yer out agiu. The
worlds drunk. The hull community isa
staggerin' round, buttin's their heads
sgin stone walls and skinnin' OF their
noses OIL the curbs,one Of adversely. -
Yes, sir, we're all drunk-that is every
body's drunk but me. I'm sober, sober
as police judge on rainy day. ] dia't
drunk; no, sir, stranger, | amt drunk
what are you making such fool Of
yourself for them
Fool! Sir. I'm distressed. I've catchcd
the contagion. I'm afflicted
Are YOU sick I
Exactly
What's the matter with your
Tee got The pinies.'
The whatf
The panics, sir its going to carry
of this town. tried TO- escape by hard
drink, but its no use. The panics have
got mo sure
The 3atchman, more amused than cv.
er, rendered his sympathy, aud what was
better, his aid, to the panic.stii icken indi-
vidnal. In the course OF half an hour he
had the pleasure Of putting him into the
door OF his boarding house aud pointed
oit to him the best rcmedy--a sofi bed
and long slumbcr.-Cinei,.nati Times.
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unpromising plants have heads OF their own'
and all be thriving and fresh. Try it at
once. and you'll try it ever aiterwards.-
Er.
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JAMES T. cLgAvEs, Pri.s.r.
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falsely and fraudulenty made the foregoing representa-
tons and pretences dcuud the said Hanord
Of said merchandrby obtaining possession thereon anu
thereby without payment therefor; and deponent makes
this complaint IN the premises and demands that war
rant be issued for the apprehension Of said Emerson that
he may be dealt with lcording TO law.
An examination in this will come Oh on Saturday
afternoon at two O'Clock before Justice Connolly al the
Lower Police Court
HORRIBLE CASE OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Thomas brogan brought before Justice Dawson, at
the Jefferson Market Police Court, charge Of fclon
assault and battery upon the person of John Davis
The accused, il is alleged assaulted tho complainant in
the most savage manner, gouged n - 90 clean
out ard then ITO make douby surc crushed
his forcfnger and thumb, the horror Of half
n dozen bystanders The prisoner compelled 10 give
bail the Of 81 900 to tho charge preferred
against him. The injured not able appear in
court, but his brother, William Davis, made an affidavit
against the accused.
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THE aITrHs or s.s,sEsOE PROM 81. Lorfs--Bis coz
IMMINENT ~ rIsE TD6Bs--CoBPLAiSTs AGAINST



gisYMEsr ~ rIsE TGSBS-C08PLAfHTS AGAINST
HIM FOR FALrE PnsTXSCks.
DANIEL Emerson. III sxcs,ern maj. WHO has bcen
trr scmc ~ Sow Jcrs merchan's much trouble
II s, and whose o. sst' Louis officer notced
aicw cay ago, ai- "a this cay saturday inharge
II the rulic. "a number % charges fr f,-.
pr,tspns which hare been here preferred against him
Tho prisoner was the and Uron Tho onar iain
of Nessta Hartford HsosSr, Of n Pss row, iai
to the T,snbs await reseit Of examination. he
DAY previous 10 he arrival here, Mr.. .an G. aaip n
the stov. mentioned arr vert before Justice couualy
a, The Lower Police Court Opposed che truth rc
fc,'cvrg an~avii which ha~ previously been
before q missioner of Tesfs.
John G. HaHford being ru'y sw1rn, dcprcs and srye
that he y retdcnt a. said cny that on ~ a)aui the .st
~ Mach ast be and u still. ~ the firm ~ ifla
Nrd Bf"beae merchants hen and stll dlng business
,A. on or ae,-<h- r.v he.en sa.s the sa.d a-r lie.
hvered a. Trgsel Emerson certain s,erolanssc ~ the
va're = saiss 70 saf merchandise cons'st ~ rcasy
n,arr rc'hr- T,ec''on and - ~.ot@l fshrc and fur
rehrr rroes. sau gyyls n .sd
fem n Hsrf-f s-c'hcrs IN 'h- nan, az X ' wilkins
Co oi which ssn or alleged co paytr4rfhp said I'm.
rerres,rt.it,at be a rarnesr aud that the
sad 20 partnership we're engaged % business ~ retail
merchants n Mrre7po's, ~ TIC Tcr-Iiorr n hp1"soa;
s-grrrrt further ,hs before SOD and 10 livery
~ yrcs, said fnr-sNa Application - rrchas" r"prc
yeBiei ard f'atci A. dcroncnt ts-- the aul Of
r. ~ Wtkue 4 60 consisted ~ X. Y. wilkins
ard rad Emerson: ttat rmcron had invested "a the
trss~@ AZ said cotn,siy o. goo and wSsss had $500;
rai De Vmcr,n) lac money = nier.<' ruolntg ~
rtrf rr, ~ uc" and real tothe anoue sip 100
u ~ aerop requested sd Fmcrscn e ,s 'ta. res-
rrcss which deroncrt cena consult reect r sad iIoai
stn, ci.srvter and crcihHy and he gave ts-a 3sme%
Cattan d ~ rrs't Of fubvauc then n the c'y q New
ycrr o. y, gi,irr then sso in the city sha, Jc.
rcrtrt onnst ,icd thsm AID informed W ech thai
u lrs~ nofrg II the pcctsary rons hihts u said
Fnterson, tut he believed - hi statements 49,. &c
tae. dsTouett further sah fhat he fore yorF PFC
riot and satprcrts " ssd EmcTsou tr.a" W
&c stcrc afcrcsar' of sad H'nic Hro'hers in s rd
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Person aI Intelligence.

We have d ,otrrct M IN columns of yester
day ia regard tha movements 90 Sir William Eyre, a.
Ne were nnisaformcd the subject HIS Exccicncy
slo la been a,nin-erng the civil government during
she absence u che eovcrncr .enera ~ franoi. hea
a. headouat,sre az The military department, ~ which he
i he commando n.cicf sir fraucs Had . expected
Ia rive IN the Indian, nov fully due when he
81 81 c,urt.. re~,,rie the reins ~ government
&c angcroai has been recognized as Consul Of the
Cra rllce of McoAcnharg Schwern Tor The states "
iowa and Illinois.
s.,.cr sumner ., a letter -ays - .hal return 10
the Iutcd states dur-ng the m-1ih of November"
A Sssbirgton Correspondent 81 the Richmond lSDuth
save Mr. buchanan s continues '" have hosts ~ ady
y tors Ind scarcely pretty woman comes 70 Washing
ton hal 80 must see the bachelor President Tvs man
rcrs tow "A, his fair vscrs show TINT he NO aiys
man y ~ graceful commonplace So fal him Nth
ihm ane have sccn evidently sorcly taxed 70 ind
lev pufas ~ say tie far DANES who viii Ind their
way hs reception rcm lie y said 70 have been com
teed H. haze recogrx g. tao screuyped phrases which
n, nyar all, addresses by turn 30 the ladies' he
Il o gsnniletss them reception hours They these
,aa II sl,s your FIRST visit "a Wahinx tonS Answer.
rn.. anil ,,;,cn. "vadam, would advise you 10 writ
Ill s,etl,.nnan Institute" After which iie lady Is
Icutcd & yaurose
s FANNY ss,e treasurer of Massachusetts has com.
plons !, ~ bel against the publishers os tho Boston
yyrnsir la,iag pmarcy a' sc"a, COZ the article 10
whicn h. accuss. Ct making corrGft use Of tho pccu
piary credit "a the irate.
Gov Eisscll, Of Ircs, at present 81 very prcca-
r.aBs co.la,, AMI -r,rng rsycrciy from tie disease
us,.r ~1.ch he has i-rn tailoring Coz ycsk
ARRIVALS.
a. sverrelt Hous.Nsrqui. Nsisspina, 1DoA~me Gar
and Mademnisce .sgzar,a, Paris ~ A. Peyrarn,
Virginia a. ". Groves he~ Surk, Hr 4 y. COY, German
f. H. ias Jazz Sdscowp 20 c a ESoS@e Caracas yese
7neis; urt. fprurHof & paand and y y Daland, ga
I'm " tbtsss New York " T. Fos and wife, snd Miss
BELT virginia. ~ nnd Mrs Tyler Pernsyvania = Van
Renseasr ard wife and hrcc Vices 1argees, Albany MI
and Mrs. q. ". Warren, Connecticut.
PPM iIayana. ~ tLc steamship Quaker City, " Thayer,
ROY rhd and nurse. uas'cn Tnvira tapi q Porter
talrhan. Neilla, capt Murphy Galcn, BO.Nh
A1s arusa, Bcrf- have, Mrs blbrcque'a ana hve
ch,<rrn, \ Ncra, W Gould
rrss, Norfolk &C. III no steamship Roanorears 2 ia.
ecIs ms, John ToLn, Denver, Lew Baher y VIC
k,l DIN Sinclair and son a Culpepper FORBES;
i lallcron Thee smith Hl, john Carer, - howard,
Hess Ms n.yn0lts II Mckenzie, Mrs Eorsyihc and
childreB- aud Sin The s,eeTsge
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.


STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
Pun rnA-From New York 3D. arriving At Havana 9Th
sSd New oreans lih From New Orleans 10Th Havana 3D.
cuasra Crrv-From New York of each month arriving
Havana l2h, and Mobile 18th From Mobile 3d. Havana
c.nAwsstFrom New York i2h arriving a. Havana lz,h,
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans Hh Havana 2h
Fsrirr CiTr~From New York l7,h arriving Havana 2
and New Orleans 26h From New Orleans 9th Havana 9h
BIics wARr,on-rrom New York 9TH arriving at Havana
lst and New Orleans "a From New orleans i2h Havana
isapr,-Yrom charleston an 18th due Havana It'll
and sd From Havana 10Th and 18Th due at New York loh
whcp he above dates Sunday the steamers will sal
on Monday except from New Orleans
THE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
Tho following may be Of value those having correspond
In the Fast
The mails leaves Southampton the 4h and 10th Of each
month. and - ,
Arrives Gibraltar about the 9th and 25h Of same month
Arrives Nals about the lsh and snh Of same month
Alexandria about the 18Th Of and 4h OF fol-
the 10Th 2lst of and sh or 9th Of
following month
Leaves Aden atou he 2Gh or 9th Of and day of
rival for bombay and llih to 3Gh for China &c. -
Indian NAVY steamer arrives Bombay about the I'd to h
and 18Th TO 2lsi Of following month ,..,., -
md q s'earr arrives nj POM de alie about the oh OF
Leaves Pon de Gale for fno Penang he same cay tne
Arrives at Pulo Penang about the l2h or 18th ana h or
Arrives about the 18th or 10th Of
Leaves Singapore about - hours affsr arrival.
Arrives Hong Kong about The I'd or 2+h and s or Wh
Leaves next day for shanghae.
Two mails leave Enrlandon- on the sh and 2lh Of each
uonhcie Norsee-. aud arrives AT AeNandra about ae
Tine as the Southern mail
ALMANAC roR NEW yoRK-rHis
RisEs............. 81 NOON R'sEs .,eye ~
svrs...... .......... 81 HIGH wATER morn . ID
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News FROM NEW MExrco-we had the pleasure

News FROM NEW MExICo.-We had the pleasure
Of meeting Yesterday our friend Hon. MgueA Otero the
talented delegate Congress from the Territory OF New
Mexico who just arrived preparatory TO the meeting
him before notwithstanding he has lately been through
long and aborous political campaign lie related TO US
many interesting and amusing incidents OF nus canvass
and CAV us much information concerning the INTERNAL
affairs Of New Mexico The vote poied at the late cleo
ion was little over IA 600, and Mr.. Oteros official ma
ori,y was 25l2 We are glad that he has been elected
member of the next Congress hope that the high ex
pccatons as his that were raised by ms
curse in the last Congress may be fully realized pr
Otero met Governor Rcncher Walnut creek, on ms
way TO assume the duties OF the Office to which ne mas
been appointed The Indians the plains were quiet,
and showed no signs of hostity-N Louis Lea1eT,
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The FI0hoken Murder.
TRIAL orpE CrEvA FOR THE MURDER OF OSCAR DE
GRAEvAL-srMMTSG Up OF AEssRs. ISAAC W.
SCUDpYR AND A. o. ZABRIsKIE FOR THE pEFENCE-


TRIAL or'pE CrEvA FOR THE MURDER OF OSCAR DE
GRAHyAL-srMNING Up OF NEssRs. ISAAC W.
scUDDRR AND A. o. zsBRIsKIE FOR THE DEFENCE
TEE CAsK TO BE PROBABLY CONCLUDED TO-DAY.
BrDsoS coUNTY N. - cousr AND TEIlxlsER.
Before Justices egeeu Morris aud Griffith.
The eourt opened yesterday morning at halfpas nine
o'clock. For half hour previous the crowd Of
spectators bad been pressing into the court room,
end the of the proceedings every seat
filed, the greater portion OF the audience being
ladies' friends Of the deceased and prisoner and anxious
hear the summing up Of counsel AZ the prisoner
brourh in accompanied by his father there was gone
ral STR among the audiepce Obtain view &c them The
cour, being opened srd proluarcs observed
the prisoners counsel proceeded &c sum UP the ease on his
behalf
sv-ssIso VI ny xa. J. ". scrppxR DTvyscs.
Mr. Isaac W scudder then, at quarter 20 ten O'Clock
amid the most profound silence, commenced TO sum mp
the for the defence HIS speech occupied over three
hours, and was listened 10 win marked atenuon
During ths the crowd had continued tn into the
court room. until nearly every stand point was filed
Vary ladies LEFT standing until Judge ogion was
obliged request tie gentlemen 10 accommodate them
Az O'Clock Mr. Suddcr concluded and the usual recess
half hour taken. Most IL the audience retained
thcr and refreshed themselves with provisions which
toy had brought The number q ladies', instead Of de-
sressre actually increased and they occupied more than
hall tie seat. IN tha court The utmost curiosity
cvlroed T. obtain view ot the Irsoner The sym
rates o the ladies' seemed universally with the accused
during thc recess Mrs. layton. who Cueva's
cor6nspl,ii has become strongly impressed with his in
noccnce was buily engaged n enaeayorng 10 impress
the Attorney .G.usEsJ la bis behalf
Nh A g EAfRjsxIE rgr rTFTScE
Mr. A. q 2aorlskic, tic re assembling 81 the court,
and amid tbe profound silence among the audience,
proceeded ~ conclude the summing mp for the defence.
Mr. 7sbr the profound attention ~ the Court
jury, aud uuai.ucc frcm hall past one I'll half past Eve,
Analysis o nc evidence, and in the prcscntatlon of
Ingenious thoory 81 the prisoners innocence After he
had sroken far hours ami expressing hln.eif unable
30 conclude sSs hour and half the Court al
surued I'LL tft uornsr; NJ halfrast nuc when he viii
conclude W will De followed nv Hon. WIN. L. Dayton,
The Attorney General of tho state altcr which Judge
llag B H. Ogden VIII Gclvcr the charge % the Court IL
Il barely possible TINT verdict nay be 0ban" " night
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sx,r CnrcoRA-s Thomas 9The ship chicora, OF Nev
Orcons Capt Faulkner. from New Orleans Tor Liverpool
with Of cotton and timber arrived n por yser,
ter Esq., Secretary Board Of Underwrhers)
SIR CsslrPyE Green from Portland for Havana before
reported wrecked Island was 900 tons register
built al Scarhoro In 1910 rated ABE, and was owned by
Messrs Ssifcrd 4 Co, OF Portland
HrBR LOUISA REEVES Clifford Providence from Mara'ic0
Creek Va experienced violent gal. from NV Vcs ~ on
Cape Iararas during which stove huwarks ana os' apous
10 cords Of wood from OF deck
Ship Indiamau at San Francisco was 20 days from Boston
TO the Eonntor during which time had Hight winds crossed M
lon ~ Was 90 days Cape Horn was 6ecame6 aay s III
day ont crossed the Equator In the Pacific IN ION w ~ Sna
had good NE trades bc forced her 70 lon al when she
4days calm and afterwards light NV winds Was 10 days
within fonr days sail OF port.
Ship Adelaide. San Francisco left New York May g. and
tanned week outside The faroones by head winds;
sunday sept PM tackled shin and stood of Shore from
Pon, Reyes with fine weather: at Pm. being up with the
Heads and seeing pilot boat hove to and fired cannon
PM took pilot.
Capt Taylor, of brig Ida Rogers will accept thanks
for his attentions 10 us.
The steamship Nashville, Cap, Murray arrived yesterday
from Charleston The purscr has hanks FOR papers
The wreck OF bark John swasey ashore Nantucket was
sold At auction Oct 70 10 Capt Arvn Baker and others for
Edith Rose 5lo 'ons of and at Boston, has sold
Notice to Mariners.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rAy-LseHy At TIE WORKS OF
NEW MOLE.
oscal information has received mt this office that the
Captain superintendent of II Naval Yard al Gibraltar has
given and after the eth day of August 1877
temporary LIGHT would be placed at the outer exre
mly the works in course Of construction at the
light may distinguished from the fixed red light at the orr
FINAL Mole Head, it will show red, white and green hga
as follows ,
| White TO the West.
O the South.
BY order Of the lssh,hogsr Hoard vSx,Ns s.crear
U,a bn1 nr
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The Mechanics Bank or Williamsburg.

The Mechaniess Bank or williamsburg.
KINGS COUNTY SUPREME cOuRT-sPECIAL TERN.
Before Hon. Eucien mrdseye
ocr. 70, lso7.-ln As matter ef the kecAanies Bank
Of williamsburg. hearing James l. Campbell, Esq.
in favor Of the application for order declaring said
Banking Association nsolvent and appointing receiver
Of said association and vesng all property
in such receiver and enoinng the sad association
officers from Hsnsactng any business, and from making
an assignment transfer Of its property and after hear
ing Hon John A. lott in opposition thereto the said Justice
does hereby certify that sufficiently appears before him
by affidavit that the said Mechanics Bank Of Williams
burg has good defence the merits TO the alleged
demand Of the applicant which said application
founded And il is further ordered that the said appca
ton and proceedings be and the same are hereby dis
missed.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-03
Obituary.


nyATH or BeS. GBOWSE =. CORNELL.
George j. Cornell who The vhlg candidate for
Lieutenant Governor AZ the STATE, died al hs ise resi-
deuoc. - Ia Hudson street. iasi Sunday ming. Ht
t"sfcl born ia tisi. ety. IN the year 1870 Hs va
cducatca Tor the bar Ia winch be subsequently, took
sle table position, anil esteemed Of fac al uts
and undo, bird p'ohiy. While st young a. t0cs
nrtyc part ~ puiire. ard eNpptUaly elected ~
a. Leg atpfc from the ffh ward n tbs city IA ls50
lie Nss nominated W tic wings for Lieutenant Governor
50 run the l,kct with Wa hngson Hunt Tor
Governor, hut nr Cornell wa defeated m og4cCe u
bic "silvcr rTayiem, which rave OTsHec DE = ward
i.eS and Sandford Church. the pres a lsln0cf attic
candidate COZ Comptroller. elected Sace thss tine
X Cornell ha- not taken very active part N potics
a.. drymcd much ume and attention 10 benevolent
pasaut,us w several ~ whrh Ne held Offices 81 hph
IT, lie was connected with tho leaf ant Dumb ~
uts ss rrtsnhcr ~ the Board ~ Manager and since
Ito ~St ~ be father also one VI tie lOard u nyec
u a d. IlsSe of Refuge In these Institutions he was
~ efls .sd ,di@.r tor time iat Nr Cornell has
bon IN ,tle bsath he has crossed the Atlantic tw're
recently tpt Ii inaay ncafab,e aud h died ~ he
oai.y age a thirty even years. The funeral VII teke
place iFtm H. late residence No Is3 Hsison street, on
"wednesday altefuUsn.