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MOon,s n\lR RESTORATIVE

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Prof o J. WO0i-llcarS Sin ;--liaNing had the nisfur'
tune to lose the best portion OF my hair, from III" effects
OF The yellow fever, in New Orleans IN 1851, | was in.
0uccd to make a trial OF your preparations, and found It
to answer as the very thing needing, My hair IL thick
and glossy, and no words can express my obligations 10
your IL giving to thc'pilIctcd such a treasure.
FINLEY JOHNSON.
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A brother editor tells us that when
no was in prison for libcling a Justice of
the peace, he was requested by the Jail.
or to give the prison apuf.
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MASONIC.

AT a regular meeting of Cumberland
Lodge, 80. l5S, a. Y. NJ, Winchester,
Tenn; the following members were
elected as officers for the ensuing six
months, viz:
JOHN BuRRouGu, w. NJ.
JOHN VAUGHAN, s. D..
w. T. KEITH, j. d.
Nv. J. SLATER, Secretary.
WM. FAIRS, Treasurer.
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.NtOfice.

THE undersigned has this day suggested to the Clerk
Of the County Court or Franklin county, the Insolvency
Of the estate Of John Matt, decd. All persons having
claims against said estate ale hereby notified TO nr
them, duly authenticated, with the Clerk Of said Court.
on or before the first day Of June, isc0. as aid estate Is
to be wourd up uldeE the iusolvent laws.
Dec .. 80 j. N. RuSSEY, Admir-.
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QUERY lido you see that SICK
INDIAN in another column-on the
fourth pagei
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.Jones' Hotel.
State of Tennesse---Franklin CT


james Wagner, GuaTiidn, Petition
~. 10
The heirs of W. B. Wagner, dec'd. Resign.
On motion of complainants, and ii it appearing
to the satisfaction of the County Court that
Davis 5. Wagner is a nonresident Of the
State of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary course
of law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four contecutiyc weeks in the Home
Journal, IA newspaper published in the own o!
Winchester, Tennessee, requiring said non
resident personally to be and appear before the
Worshipful County Court of Franklin County
Tenn, to be held at the Courthouse. in Win
chester, on the first Monday in July next,
then and there plead, answer or dcmur to
complainants petition, or the same viii be ia
ken for confessed, and set for hear ng exparte as
to him. j. &. ENOCllS, CTk.
une1.
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Why are soldiers apt to be tired ii the
month of April Because they've just
gone through a March.
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Vernlin.

COSTAR'S Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator.
COSTAR'S Bcd-Bug Exterminator,
COSTAR'S Electric Powder, for Insects, &c
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Mics
Bed-bugs-Ants-- Moths Nj squitoes-Fleai
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals. &c.,-in
short, every form ard species Of
NERM1N..
10 years established in New York City-used
by the City Post-Ofice--the City Prisons and
Station Houscs--the City Steamers, SHIPS &C.
the CITY Uotels-Astor. 81. Nicholas, &C.
and by more than 90 0O private families.
psa. Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell
them. Wholesale Agents in all the large cities
aud towns Beware Of %sPq1riOa, limitations; 81
Sample Boxes sent By mail. Aadrsis S1asrs
CoSTaR. Principal Depot, 5l2. Broadway
(onno.ite 81. Nicholas Hotel, NY.
SSppI5 by WIN. STEWART, Ag't.
Inril 90. Winchester. Tenn.
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Three varieties; and diflegentsizc all scad
air tight, Tor sale By G. \. SHOOK.
May 2i-2m,
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Steam Engines,
Boilers,
Nill Gearing.
Horse Powers,
Sash Weights,
Crate Bars,
Straw Cutters,
and all Castings Nsed i'll the construction of
Saw Mills,
Furnaces,
Flour Mills,
Tobacco Factories,
Dwellings, Sc, nc.
Ours being the Oldest establishment of the kind
in the State, and built the first Engine that was
ever built in Tennessee. and keeping ourselves
fully posted up rs to all the improvements, We
offer them with the fullest confidence Of their
superior advantages over all others.
We are agents for the
ST. LOUIS
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
and attached TO one Of our Engine ne capa-
bic Of cutting from five to twenty thousand feet
oflumbcr per day. Cum Betting If all sizes on
hand, At very low prices.
ELLIS & MOORE.
June %, 80, Nashville, Tenn.
SrRISG HILL, MAuEY Co., TESE.,
May 18th, 1859.
This is to certify that the Steam Circular
Say Mill which We purchased from Ellis x
Moore. cut, in one day, $4,000 feet Of inch lum-
Der, and we believe that IL II were properly at
tended t, it would average, day By day, 10000
feet. +. A. THOMPSON.
j. W. CAUSEY.
Mr.. Thompson isa Presbytcriap Minister OF
the first standing.
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Prepared a,sti sold ny ilOsVA"F-
TER :sMsl SIhIERl, Pl!tsbnrSfi. Pa.
aud sofa ny all druggists, Gg0ceTs,
and dealers generally throughout
the snitcd States, Canada, SoutI,
.ANcric;s nut Germany,
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


Port SPAIN, TRINIDAD.-Schr Hrn L. Montd0ue-
hhds sugar, tierce do, Knox & Co.
BREMEN-Bremen ship Ocean-2 boxes mdse, F
Meyer 10 bales tobacco 100 baskets Tesdor Sic
BERT boxes wine, Bros. Boninger cases harmoniums
Duer, Norris Co do cigars Beck 4 Bachmann; SO
do mdse., H F. Aberti Co.; do Hodges Bros; do.
casks do, Ed Uhrlaub cases do f. W Gershardt so
r. Dammann 800 demiiohns, 25 hampers bottles, Won
kapH & Arens 29 do, Robinson & Lore; 900 dem
johns, Geyer & wilkins; casks wine, D. Il "; 225
boxes pipe clay 1900 demijohns 25 hampers bottles
der.
BnEMERHAvEN-Brem arE!Industrie-3oo boxes pipes
Beck Bachmann; casks mdse., C Spilker & CO.. do.
B. +. Ulmann; II cases do, Won Kapf 4 Arens; do
t. b. Z. Schaly; boxes do, l cask do bale do
Pracht, Voneif Go cases do, l.. D.; casks wine
TT W: do mdse; bale do, order
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bdrk Chdse-4 500 bags coffee Kirk.
land, Chase & Co.
COASTWISE
MISUNDERSTANDING ThoS Stoann-lOO boxes con
per ore, D. keener; 81 bales cotton, VIM Kennedy Is
do VIM E. Hooper; ITO do, j. E. Glenn; SO casks rice
L X. Mathews Sons; 800 do. J. Williams Il Son
New YoRK.-Seamship Georges Greeks quarter
casks wine, c. Ross Co.; cases cigars F. Lincoln;
eighth casks brandy R. Krause Co.; 500 pkgs mdse
sundry persons.
New YoRK-Schr. Atice-s bbs plaster, Carr. Giese
Co.. do. putty, IL bdls cuts A Mathio SO pigs lead
H. Lucas; cask oil G. R. Dodge & Co cases matches
s. Beebe 40 casks starch, j. H. Hamil 20 bales band
boxes, B. Crane & Co hhds. glass Baker Bros & Co
ll5 pkgs paints, f. Stabler CO. % bales selves NJ
Keith Son; so bags nuts, Schwartz Dix; 40 boxes
glass, F. S. Holthaus; so bbls. plaster, VIM H. Cunning
ham; 27 casks wine, R. Lennon & CO.. 90 bbls conner
ore, D. keener SO do plaster f. Stamburg pkg mdse
G. B. Siingback.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
AL R1rL-
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MOBILE, Oct. 23.-The estimates for the crop have
been materially modified since the last severe frost,
and four million bales are now set down as a fair
ngure tor the ensuing crop Many of the orders
recently executed on foreign account have been on
TINS oasis and unless few weeks of very fine
weather should ensue, it is likely the estimate will
not oe found far out of the way. At the same
time, there are those who look upon the present ex
citement and imitation ofprices as premature or un-
warranted the belief of these parties being that the
iate cotton has not been so badly injured as has
been sunnnsed - -
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Flora Temple and Geo NJ po..n.,

ROCHESTER, Oct. 23-The trot between FIorf
Temple and George NJ. Patchen took place this
afternoon. Two thousand people we're present
Late rains had made the track heavy, and there
was slight fall OF rain just the horses started
Patchen won the first heat; Flora the second, thrt
and fourth.
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Ship News

NEW YORK, Oct 4.-Arrived at Port Spain on
the 81, brig Montrose, from Baltimore for the Gu
ano Islands on the 9Th. Sailed previously brig
Ocean Bird, for Baltimore, and schooner William
l.. Montague, for same port
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For EurOpe

New York, Oct. 24.-The steamer Africa sailed
hence TO day for Liverpool, taking out $4,000 in
specie and 70 passengers, including the Marquis
and Marchioness of Chandos, and Miss Hosmer, the
sculptor
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DISASTROUS GALE AT BUENOs AYREs

LOSS OF LIFE AND DESTRUCTION OF PRoPERTY-DAM-
AGE TO sHTPPING-vEssELs BLOWN AsHoRB-wARE-
HOUSES INUNDATED-GAS WORKS AND FORTS DE-
SrROYED-PoRTIoNs OF THE TOWN DEsERTED-BoaTs
WASHED UP INTO THE RAILROAD STATIONS
Captain Langston, of the bark Parana, which ar
rived at New York on Tuesday morning from Bue-
which occurred at that place the 10Th and Both
OF August, doing great damage both on land and
to the shipping.
The British barks Crusader and Reciprocity were
IN contact, and sunk each other in the outer roads
The captain and mate of the Crusader were drown
ed and part of the crew of each vessel, eleven in
number lost
The British barks Margaret and Jane. Roeeana
Culloden, and British brig Jane Hudson, all drove
ashore. One of them struck on wreck at the
outer roads and lost her rudder The British bark
Beethoven had been in contact with another YES
sci and was totally dismasted; lost her hawsers.
boats, galley, bulwarks, &c.
The Prussian brig Urania and French shin St
Francois were dismasted from contact
The French brig Alfred drove on shore at Faler-
mo and was got off. Lubec brig Alma drove on
shore, also Hamburg bark Pcciola. Buenos Ayres
brig, 18th September, on shore. Hanoverian brig
Ernest George ashore, about one mile north of the
gas works, and nearly up to the railroad track
Dutch brig Snip, the same as the Ernest Georpe
Danish brig Annetta ashore at Palermo Sardinian
poacie San Antonio do, do. Danish brig Concor-
dla ashore near lsidora. French ship Nil and
French ship Senegal ashore up the coast.
The only casualties among the American ship
r.
chains, drove across the bows of the bark Dawn
iniuring her bows and bowsprit, but not seriously
The same brig, in passing the Volante, (American
brigl, hooked her best bower chain and parted it.
The Volante rode out the gale with the small
bower.
During the gale the water of the river rose so
high that there three feet water in the lower
stories of the new custom house, doing great dam
age to the goods stored in them. There were a
great many valuable goods stored therein-such
as fine hardware, and German and French goods
some of them intended for export up the river
and totally unfit for the Buenos Ayres market
consequently total loss to the owners as the
Government has denied any responsibility for the
loss.
The sea washed away the north and south wall:
of the gas works. and inundated the whole of the
interior, doing great damage to the works; in con-
sequence of which the city is without light at night
Great damage has likewise been done at Barra
cas-, as nearly all the BARRACKS were entered by wa
ter, and all the hides and bales much damaged.
The saladeras also suffered very much, as there
were great quantities of dried beef piled up in them
All the salt in the barracas along the Rio Chielo
was destroyed.
On the whole, this has been the most destructive
gale they have had in Buenos Ayres for great
number of years. The wind during the gale was
we'll to the eastward, throwing a very heavy sea on
the city, which was the cause of the damage
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH
The New York Tribune of thi, morning saws.

The New York Tribune of this morning saws
The Foreign Exchange market heavy for tomorrow,s
steamer and quotations take lower range. Bank
olils are quoted at from los GOS4 for sterling with
iuS(diOSa but good bills have been svld considerably
lower Francs range at from $50 to SIX.
freghts are more active To Liverpool so 900 bush
els Wheat at II Al2Hd in bulk, and 24l2kd in bags;
10000 bushels Corn at Nd in bulk and IL d. in bags
500 bales Cotton at %d 2,7Oo bbls Flour 3s Sd G3s
AID 600 bags Peas i2kd in bags. Is tierceS Fla
seed at 35s To London As bushels Wheat at I3 0
l3Ad in bulk and bags; 800 bbls Flour at S. Cd and
$50 bales Hops at I'D ~
There is essential variation in NANCY matta-s
Rates Rates are nominay the same last represented On
call the supply abundant and the stock houses gener-
any are light borrowers. The Ariel brings $4,000 in
Roo 10 count in the weeks returns nearly neutrazing
Tue Shipment o Saturday Any further on the
part OF the banks will probably be nvountary-the most
conservative banking au hores admitting The nosifn
now established to be to the standard prudence
not to say Of extreme caution Some of the stndens Of
political economy yet looking for the financial panic
IN september was predicted by the fossils of
% eet-but the latest accounts that ithas been in
definitely postponed.
The New York Express of Monday evening says:
we are not disposed to look with alarm upon tring
Signs OF disturbance in monetary affairs notice Of
the sale at Washington, yesterday, the 80 600 coo
Federal Five Per Cents, the prices reported in an
other column is not of this character and this notice
houd arrest the serious attention of
In the midst cf profound peace Western Europe and
with every element of national prosperity at home The
paitry national debt cannot be renewed anything in
theWay OF premium, over five per cent part of this
uecne may be attributed to the i'll judged of
.e secretary OF me Treasury, vino selected the height
ney but there is no denying the hard ac that public
confidence been shaken by the antiS iavery agta
tation that New York city, backed by all the European
capital here did bid enough at any price ease the
wants the easury The city Bank Statement is also
.noud note Although the Banks carry greater aver
age OF specie, by nearly two millions, than last week
they have loaned little nothing of it, and have called
upon the merchants that them to $i00 900 Of
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Capture of Guadalajara
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-Private adyices from
Mexico have been received in this city, stating
that the Liberal army, under Gen. Ogazon, had
captured the City of Guadalaiara
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Steam Boiler Explosion

New ORLEANS, Oct. 23-The steam boiler in the
chemical works, corner of Julia and Fulton streets
exploded to-day, demolishing the front wall and in,
juring two persons
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Later from Mexico--ArriyaI Out of NIiniste,
MeLane--The Capture of GuadaIajara Con.

MeLane--The Capture of GuadnIajara Com
firmed.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-The steamer Tennessee
from Vera Cruz on the 2lst, has arrived.
Mr.. McLane, the American Minister, arrived out
on the 17th.
The U. 5. frigate Savannah sailed for New York
on the 18th. The Susquehanna sailed for Kew West
On the 10Th.
The capture of Guadalajara by the Liberals, is
confirmed The sufferings of the people during tae
siege was immense. Gen. Degollado had been de-
tected IN communication with the enemy and was
ordered to Vera Cruz for trial
The British and Russian Ministers had gone to
Jalappa. The distress at the Capital was very
great.
1t is reported that Pueblo had been abandoned
and the garrison called into the city ofMexico
The health of Vera Cruz and the SOU adron was
excellent.
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Receipts of Flour and Grain at New York
New 1oRK, Oct 3.-The receipts of Flour and
Gran at this port to-day foot up follows:-Flour
bushels.
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MOBILIZE brig Atosetta Antigua schrs Niagara Philade.
phia; Slade Sabine Pass
NEW YORK, October 22-Arr steamship Bienville
New Orleans; Empire City, do Montgcm ry, Savannah
ship Samuel Knapp, Liverpool Sherman, Liverpool
bark Alice Tanter, Antwerp; schr Arion, Providence.
Cid ship Lucy Thompson and John Bright, Liverpool
Flora, Philadelphia; bark Wyandotte, Constantinople
brgs Gulnare, st Thomas; Kilby, st Domingo; schr
5 Jarvis, Aspinwa Rich, Fernandina; Bowdtch,
Tampco.
PHILADELPHIA October 23-Arr bark Conrad Rio
de Janeiro schr Shaw, Savannah.-Cld bark Emily c
Star, New Orleans brgs Orinoco st Jago; Emma Eyer
Charleston; schrs Edwards Norfolk; Eliza Williams
ana an Haley, Charleston; H W Godfrey, Richmond II
Shannon, Richmond
Also cleared bark Russian Pensacola schr H A Rogers
Charleston.
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 23-Arr steamship Monticello, n
York.--Cld schrs Mary A Hetty, Norfolk; Adena,
Richmond
NORFOLK October 22-Arr steamship Roanoke, Rich.
mond; Yorktown, New York-Cid steamship City OF
October 23-Arr schr Florida, Petersburg rg-Cld scfr
Gen Taylor, New Bedford
RICHMOND, October 22-Arr brig Emery Halifax; schr
F ABBOTT Jacksonville.
October 23-Cld schrs Ben vandiver and Reindeer,
WILMINGToN,' October 22-Arr bark VIM Edward
Liverpool; schr vanDusen, Phiadelphia.-Cld schr
RhinshaTt; sMT P PhiiadelPhia edtdPhi 3, ,o, ,
land GA brig Hannah Bach, Kennebunk schr NJ
steedman St Mary,s.
NEW ORLEANS October 2O.-Arr. (per tell ships
Saciic New York; PRINCE of Wales Maine Calendar and
Notice to Mariners.
photographic Office,
- Admiralty, London, Sept 29.
The Royal Administration of Maritime Affairs at Stock
hom has given notice that and after the 10th Sep
tember 1860 light would be exhibited from the light.
house recently erected the point of Agon Is
land, off Hudikswa
The light revolves every two minutes showing during
the interval three short but vivid flashes should
seen IN clear weather from NNW round by north and
east to SWhW, from a distance of IL miles
The Illuminating apparatus is catoptrc, by reectors
me light house consists of dwelling house
ed by wooden tower and lantern 95 feet above the level
OF the sea- The tower painted white base re
there are also two out buildings the painted red
the other whtswashed, and serve as good land marks
by day Its position is stated be in 81 deg SO min
N, long IL deg 20 min OF Greenwich.
The bearings are magnetic. Variation in 1862 20 deg
so min W.
BY command of their Lordships
JOHN WASHINGTON, Hydrographer.
NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
SPEARS WHARF F0hSfb aNb or PRATT STREET,
The reliable Nautical instrument Makers in the city
the best ofeVery article in the
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRU MENTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner
Chronometers for sale or hire.
~ JAMES T. KEMP CO.,
SIT Successors to Hagger Brother
IHRoNOMETERs,
~ CHARTS
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
ogSHnGT gsH The M LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
PETER wALTHER,.
q Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR +. < 6.
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VOL. Vino. S29.
stlunRlarp anA Commercial Asu1snu.
RALrIMoRE. Oct a. 1850.

BALTIMORE, Oct. "A, 1850.
The transactions in Stocks light again to-day and
the market for them continues depressed As was the
case yesterday nothing done in Railroad shares,
and the market very heavy Baltimore and
Ohio offered SIS this figure being 81 less than
asked yesterday but only ST buyer 60 days hid for
it, Northern Central closed at S21 bid s22 asked regu
lar way Northern Central bonds in which there was
some movement, dropped off \ to Il per cent Sales
made OF $4,000 1855 65 and 81 900 do at 64
and they closed only 6i4 bid, 64A asked The only
sale of baltimore and Ohio bonds was one Of sll5C
1925 1.-THE extra dividend bonds at TO- There was con
siderable done in City G but they dropped off after the
opening 4 Sales made of So $50 1905 at lO0x
and $1,000 do at l0oH. For Bank there as some
inquiry and sales were made of 10 shares Bank of Ba
more at slO5H IA shares Union Bank at soy and sc
shares Peop els Bank $22x There are very few Bank
stocks Offering, and they to be almost the only
things on the list that have not been shaken by the
panic The Mining stocks continue very heavy and
with two three exceptions they all lower to-day
Gardner Hill, and Guilford declined each, and Con.
soidaed H. Sales made of 100 shares Gardner Hill
at San, l60o shares Guford at from SIX down 81
and $50 shares Consolidated o. Nothing was done
in Springfield but it closed at the same figures as on
yesterday, viz at s2H bid SO asked Cambridge and
Deep River brought previous prices and Silver Hill i'm
proved ll6 OF Cambridge there $50 shares sold at
rs cts and note sales of 24OO shares Deep River
and 1900 shares Silver Hill at 62K @69 cts.
In New York the stock market continues very much
depressed and there further large decline there
day Missouri 6s advanced at the first Board 4, but
fell of again at the second per cent; Canton declined
81 Erie s3 New York Central 81 Reading u; Cleve-
land and Toledo s4 Michigan Southern common stock
q; Michigan Southern guaranteed Sx Rock Island So
and Gaena and Chicago $1H Virginia 6s closed at the
same figure as on yesterday, but Harlem advanced r.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
WEDNESDAY, October "a, 1850.
S555O Bait 6s, '9O-100h 500 shs Guilford NJ
a a1oO ~ 'sO-lOo& Co. boo IN
Zooo NJ hS' DOS 500 - -1S
1916 200 BIOL a.
1000 's5-644 $50 shs. N. C. Con.
lI5o b. no RR. BIDS. N. Co bl0-9i
$40 $50 shs. Cambridge
10 shs. Bank Of NJ Co III
Baltimore, -103h 700 shs Deep River
IA shs. Union Bank-76Sf Min Co -e2X
90 shs. Peoples B'k-22k 100 -56x
100 " Gardner Hill 1000 shs Silver Hill
Mining Co, slO- Az Mining Co -621
400 shs. Guford NJ. 500 b6O-6o
Co. tx
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INTHE CASE OF THE SLAVE DELIcIA, captured on the
African coast and taken into the port of Charleston,
Judge Magrath has dismissed the libel and restor
ed the vessel to her owners. The Spanish minister
at Washington furnished evidence that the Delicia
was the property of Spanish subjects, whereupon
Judge Magrath decided that the federal court had
no jurisdiction. The Court held that the capture
of a SLAYER the high by an American cruiser
would not justify her forfeiture and condemnation,
unless the evidence established the fact that she be-
longed to parties who acting in defiance of all
law, and acknowledging obedience to no govern
ment.-N Y. Post
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" HOLE REGIMENT OF HOUAYEs.-The Chicago
Zouave Cadets have resolved to form a whole regi-
ment of their style of military, to consist of eight
companies Col. Ellsworth to be the chief officer
The old company will be Company A, and the rest
B, c, &C., in the order of their organization, We
learn that the work of organizing the new compa-
MES is progressing steadily, and that in a few
months the regiment, which is to be known as the
independent Regiment of Illinois Light Infantry"
will be full.
The New York Post says that the following note
is said to have been picked up on the City Hall
steps in that city:
''To the Hon. Fernando Wood, Mayor of Ne,o York.:
"SR: In answer to your kind inquiry if the
Prince enjoyed his visit to your city, have the
pleasure to inform you that his Royal Highness
bore it exceedingly well.
81 have the honor to be, &C., &c,