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HATHAWAY'S

HATHAWAY'S
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL DEPOT
No. "a, k. Main Street,
Day Book Building.
A LVyAXs ON HAND THE LATEST
n N. Y. Ledger, Porter's Spirit,
N. Y. Weekly's, Wilkes do
N. Y Mercury, N. Y, Clipper,
Family Journal, Weekly Sun,
Flag of Our Union, do n. Herald,
True Flag. American Union,
Gleason's Literary Companion,
National Police Gazette,
u S. Police Gazette,
Frank Leslie's illustrated Newspaper,
Harper's Weekly, and
Gleason's Pictorial.
ALSO RECEIVING DAILY.
N Y. Herald,
Philadelphia Ledger,
Baltimore Sun,
Do American and
Do Patriot.
No. 81, Main Street,
ia7 Day Book Building
NORFOLK MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
GALL at "a, South Church street and have
" your Boots and Shoes made to order.
good workman can find constant employment
by applying at the above place.
@, A. DAVIS,
jas Boot and Shoe Manufacturer.
FINE BELLOWS LEATHER BOOTS.
n WE have received a most splendid lot
III of Bellows Leather Boots OF the very
8 best quality.
~ssy lSt-We have lot of thick stout ones
tor wearing in the water.
2d-We have Grain Boot these we had
made very fine and of the best of leather, and
while they are said to be water proof, they are
not too heavy to wear as winter Dress Boot,
and will polish as very nice Calf skin Just
give us ca Il and look at them.
BUTT & DOUGLASS,
ia 10 No %, East side Market Square.
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( PGAINS FOR COLD WEATHER. 4

A FEW more left OF those heavy Winter
"A Gloves of Cloth, Buskin and Lisle Thread,
lined and unlined. Mems Merino Drawers,
Boys very heavy mixed Cotton Socks. GIFTS
White and Mixed Worsted Hose. Laaies
White and Black Lambs Wool and Merino
Hose, and all ether Winter goods, 10 be had OF
small prices for cash: at No 45 ,
isb2 y ii bAWsoN.
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Business Cards.
TO YOUNG MEN.

TO YOUNG MEN.
YOUNG MEN DESIRING TO OBTAIN A
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS
EDUCATION IN THE SHORTEST
POSSIBLE TIME,
4 Nd AT THE LEAST expense, are now
n (at the beginning of another. year, offered
very advantage and facility at the NORFOLK
COMM ERCiAL INSTITUTE, JpEANSON'S
HALL. The improvement OF Students n
Peum.nship and Book Keeping, always open
TO tho inspection of visitors. Hours OF in
suuction from in the morning to 10 .t night.
de 30.1y ....f
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.... 80. $xs.sNs f.ssssas+ -
On HILL 8 IT r L r. n,

's'ihIc Subscriber would most respectfully M
4 torn his friends and the public generally
that he is now prepared to meet the wants
the public in his line of business, having nun
Der OF HORSES, BUGGIES, and CONVEY AN
CES, always on hand, which he will let out at
the lowest rates. ISL.
Stabling or Board furnished gentlemen's
ses on the best terms. 1900.
sep ~ JAS THAYER.
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GLYCERINE CREAM
GC.VCERINE CREAM

GLYCERINE CREAM
GLYCERINE CREAM of.
GiyCefihe Cream Glycerine Cream
OIyceflhe Cream Glycerine Cream
GlyCerine Cream
Glycerlne Cream
A NLECERENE CREAM is one OF the best
- things extant for curing chapped hands,
lips, sore nipples, sc. Only Is cents per box,
PREPARED and sold by J X LUDLOW,
JAZZ Atlantic Drug Store.
KEROSENE LAMPS AND OILS.
NJ have Just received large supply of
w Kerosene Lamps of the newest and most
approved patterns, and invite every person
Gesirlng to obtain the very best and cheap
est portable light within their reach. Give us
a call before purchasing elsewhere. n S we have
the finest assortment ever offered Tor sale in
this city. Also the best KEROSENE Oil only
ST. 25c per gallon. KEEFE e. STORY,
ia lO No Union street
PoTATOEs, POTATOES, POTATOES
600 Bbls. Dyk nan Potatoes,
AOO loo do Peach Blue do
JOG do Jersy White Mercer Potatoes,
200 Bushels do do do
For sale at low rates by
THOS. P CROWELL,
ja2 Higgins Wharf Norfolk.
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Business Cards.
LUTHER WALKER

4 5 T E R Err AVID SLA TEE
WOULD respectfully inform the public
purpose Of prosecuting the above mentionsa
business, am prepared to execute in the bss
styie ana shortest time, all work that mayls
entrustaa 20 me, Architectural Plaster. OrnA-
prices.
% Particular attention paid to repsiris
Slate Roofs, &c.
Residence, No. IL, N Cumberland street.
ma Sly.
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a ,,ia,.CN m DISSOLUTlUN

KEGS Prime Glades Butter receiving,
.JO and for sale low rs ,o,,r.
M E.:IOAeN-ee
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NEW FALLGOODS.

NE " TALL UUUDS.
EUST RECEIVED splendid assortment of
81 Fall and Winter Goods, comprising Black
and coloured double Skirt, Silk Robes, plain,
French, Figured and Printed Mouslines, Cash.
meres, Merinoes, Stella and Blanket Shawls
Cloaks, Nantes &c. &C. .ssat
Also, beautiful lot of black and coloured
Cloths, Cassimeres and Fancy Vestings. Also
Gents Merino and all wool, Shirts and Drawers,
Handkerchief, Socks, Collars, Cravats, &c, &c.
l.. BERKLEY'S
Sc 81 No. 80, Main street.
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(A1 II. BUCK,
w No. 1903 4 los Church street, NotJoLk.
Dealer in Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior Min
sral Waters. Fine Draft A.e always on hand
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AND WARRANTS.
L. LAND WARRANTS OF ALL
sizes constantly wanted, for which the highest
cash prices will be paid by
lily nj. hChLkf,
West side Market square
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,s,HE firm OF KING TOY is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, the int rest OF
" C. King, deceased, having been bought out
bv Thomas Toy, who is authorized TO settie
me o"''Ne LUCY KING, Executrix
,as, THOMAS u TOY.
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/,ODFIsH-A supply of fine Goldfish in
y store and for sale low by ,r,oNps
-
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aoI.D WATCHES, JEW ELRY AND Sill
YER WARE.

VEK W AWE.
yUsT received, fine assortment Oh inc
j following goods: ,,a.. IA
cold Hunting Watches OF different N&
kinds and most superior finish
Gold Chatelaine and Vest Pins,
Chate laine Pins. Revolving Cameo, ana ana
G Breast Pins, ..,.,
E,nger Rings, Buckles, Gold Thimbies,
plain aud Etruscan Bracelet Bands, Sc.
Sterling Solid silver Cake Knives,
Fish Knives, Buckwheat Cake Servers
Pie Liiters, Spoons, Forks,
Kichiy Plated Butter Stands,
Gard baskets, Candlesticks, sc, &c.
The above goods are warranted OF the most
super Tor quality, and will be sold at very low
mices on accomm odating terms. a
CT GREENWOOD, 81 Main street,
iaa6 Head OF Market Square.
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YOW FEED- A lew bbls. Sound Potatoes 5,
u cheap enough for Cow feed. Call on
feb 10 T. JONES.
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N office.

\ aGW Smithfeld Bacon last received, ami
IN fer sale low by WM r DRURY,
lie Ia Corner of Cove and Church st.
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NOTICE.
,unMAs d. TOY and W d SEAL, with the
4 ,ained assistance of DIR w + Finch, so
,1na connected with the concern, will continue
t '1 Drug business, in all its bra' ches, under
the style OF v,>,c.rov
80 ,asractg,uy solicit a continuance OF the
patronage Nv JAZZ
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4. BOARDING HOUSE.
West Nam. near CRANKY street, NJ So, Norfolk.
v. Boarders by the day, week. month or
yea. at moderate prices. sc
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ELOUR--Patapsco and Palmetto Family,
T. Extra and Superfine, for sale by
TC WILBERN,
TO 10 No 8 Campbelps Wharf.
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VIM. a. CIR ------
nlrWRlGHT, SPAR MAkth -
CAULKEk.
yH,,rIONAL MARINE HAiL /" y
STEAM SAW MILL AND TIM Sh
MANUFACTOai
y %. vS, Wide Water street = "r-
folk, Va
u.y ~. b. BUILDING IA TEE,< LS
vjTNjSHED AT SHORT HOTiCE.
,ct b-lY
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4 AIDES Caters tor tender ieet, expressly
IL made ap for there having corns at
CLLMAN'S,
felt Opposite Day Book Office
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M ESS PORK, Herrings gross and cut'
lVl Mackerel, Mess in kit,
Very superior No 2 & 3 iii bbls and Y do,
Onions and Onion Buttons, in obls, and for
sale by the measure, by
T D WILBERN,
fell No ; CampbelPs Wharf,
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WELLINGTON BOOTS.
t.tOR the Ladies at No 10 Market Square,
+ vary CHEAP,
Only d lew PAIR lett. CAN soon or you will
be too late for the bargain.
II W SEABURY'S SONS.
ia 81 I3 Market Square
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DnY GOODS, DRY GOODS.
4 ~ S noo ~ once at MILLAR'S.
~ App's - Cash Bargain Store,
go II Market Square.
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,.,n BUSH Crump's Bolted Meal, fresh
stNs rom .he fountain, for sale by
ia 26 Jas. r. oot-1'o,
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TUM SHOES-I have on hand large as
VI sertment OF Gum Shoes for ladies and
Gentlemen. These Shoes are of the best quail
ity, very neat, and will wear well.
T BOTTIMORE,
No Is East side Market Square,
feb2 Sign Big Yellow Boot.
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NTEAL-6U bags, 1870 bushels Fresh Bottled
4Vl Meal:
feS ROWLAND q BROS. st,
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lue. TO be paid by ingrstituds
THE RECKLESS USE OF FIREARMS.


Sir: WISH through your columns, to call the e.
teption of the public general and the police 10 particular "
nuisance which shoud be sbsed at refer TO tho r
less use of firearms by various large. companies Aboo
three weeks SINCE while standing the foot Of Seventy nnn
street Ess. River old fisherman approsshsd In hs On"
directed my attention large hole ia the top OF his hsh c
saving that as rowing past Joness Woods bullet urea
by target company who practcng there gszed bis
bow and the Upon opening the car we found
the bullet buried in the breast Of lobster Yesterday sor
noon as the soop John Lark coming through the oe
when opposite Eighty sixth street the mate, who was ct te
helm received salute from target company over In ofia
IN the way of muket ball. which perforated his hss "a low
Kossuh and passed the other side subs
quenty saw hat confident that the diameter OF W.
spsratns line between time and eternity so far Is he was
ceed was less than quarter Of inch The cspssis
the soop Mddeown which arrived about hour Later tnn
the Lsnk orm, hst when they passed the above place tbs
balls whed their lively that ell tbs heias
man went below for fear of then hyes Whistler Ia owing "
some perfection in the line Of TO the fact that soe
individuals prone shoot themselves In the neck as -
render It impossible for them TO su at the OF stat tno
not. bat evident that the matter deserves aprom en
thorough investigation. Yours, &c,
Nec York Oct 81 1860. Z. ). b ion"HS'
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cot TO dry. Once President Polk passed The msfkss'
and Peggy rusbed out 10 zee him. offered her haees
ssyng, Give q, your paw, Mr.. President: sai -
Gays: shuk il s'most of his body, aud dldn.t -
lsushP. Peggy is great admirer Of pugism ao1 ne
+. H. Sbe never Heepsn, but bet largely On bsn.
and when he went to England, kept little gsrs
rooster ON ptle ornamsnted with the American ms.
10 crow for him. Before that time she had dream,
in which she saw the American aud English hsxs
come right out OF the Clouds" and thought that Z
"portend.d" war; and sure enough" she said, :
want long before Heenan challenged Saysn." Shs
got into funny difficulty with the wife Of prsfesssl
nuoiliat about squirrel and the husband struck beg.
when che "pitcbed into him." and doubled hin head
long into pi Of vegetables, punshug him terribly.
She is the oldest old lady IN the wona' no'c
hearted simple and courageous loos-
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reached Al, 900 900. We learn that tue negouauOns
that eve pending between the Brooklyn Central and
Chy R,ilrosd Companies have been teImloaea sod
the emu yeIsy will continue in eonr Tor ''A upon It's
merits. ~
The II ivrcticn has bssn served upon the City Com
papy. The Erie Company pay tho coupons on the Let.
Modssgs bonds to. morrow. The seu-snnual interest
due on ne lei November On the Sd Mortgage and Con-
v.,,l, bonds of the Hudson River Railroad Company
xmIe p.o on that dsy, 90 usual at tae Office of the
Co,, .v. The failures of Messrs. Josiah Les & Co.,
and Me,srs. Appleton & Co. of Baltimore, were an
nop. CO by ttltgTsph to-day. Taese failures
iurortsbt The first named house was formerly
Leoiie FIRM with exieDsivs connections, but ths
Mess. Lac retired some years since, and it has since
beer copd rate hons+. The recent fall in stocks aud
the ci.t,ust OF Southern sffirs with which these
bouses connected the moving Of these
fsilursf
Tte following is a stst-ment of ths movements of
Gotta Ter the last week and since Sept l. 1859,
pAec @,,h tho five preceding years:
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FATAL SHOOTING At HEapsTEAD, l.. lon Mon
day last two men, named Benjamin Smith and Leonard
Half, went out on the South Bay to shoot duekS Ap
preaching flock Of duck they both prepared to ire az
them Being in separate boats, Mr.. Smith ilred hfs''
and Immediately rose up to zee the effect OF hs Sno'
when SIR. HaT discharged his gun the entire caarse
entering the back Of Mr.. Smiths head The wouhde
man sank to the bottom Of the boat and Instantly OK
PRED. Mr.. Smith leaves wife, who ia sister 70 mr.
Half, ana two Children. Both men wsre hishy Us
,sened In their nsighberheod.
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THE BEAUTIES OF OUR CENTRAL PAhA'

THE BEAUTIES OF v OCK CENTKHL fhfSh'
To the Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune.
SIR: Permit ms TO call toe sttsn'ion OF those o.
your readers have taste for the beauties Of nature s
splendid appearance portion of the Rsmoe s secs s
the south end of the Iron Bridge which spans the lake
This spot offers eligible position for an uoinserues
view Of the t,ees and sdubbey Of this locality which are ~
asrfcept the sight touch OF Autumn has impaired "tns
foliage every variety Of color and Ot to be seen IA
the beauties of which have frequently been exoed ~
able writer's.
The Landscape pre scented from this point viii venture 70 e.
ser cannot uped and might readily be taken
Of by acme of our erts most elaborate combnss
Of nature and art to be found upon the grounds gs q
which, will alone repsy visit exclusive Of the many other 81
fractions OF the Park.
To be view tsorsby this should be seen before the U
ere denuded Of their leaves which falling f saA
,y that ,hose who take an interest such things will not
lec to svs thems the opportunity Of wi,nssstns -
meg ni6cent spectacle Respectfully D. W. "ot'
yo,kr;LLe Oct 90 1860.
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buey iu another Court, aud coud not be present be-
fore o'clock p. M Justice Wosh sad be shoaid not
ike 10 commence the examination at 70 late an hour
in the day, fer he wOuld like to concuds il tue same
dsv Inst Il sas commenced He thought II Mr.. Noyes
could not be present. the had better be put on 'or
another day as all interested in the osse conseniea
Il Is proposition. The examination was postponed
until the 9th inst, two days after the Marshal has
" eayed the UnioD."
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THr OFFICIAL CENSUS OF BRooKLYS AND KINGS
COUNTY The following are the official returns OF the
Census Of the City of Brooklyn and County OF Kings
as .psred by Mr.. Thomas p. Norris superintendent
of the Kings County Census. The population in 1919
is al,o given in order to sho the difference as COM
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UNITED STATES DIRECTORY Adams, Simpson o.
Co., the publishers Of the NswEngland Directory, the
NewYork State Directory, and OF Directories for Bos
ton, Albany and Troy, are now preparDga A" United
States Directory which they expect TO publish on the
let Of next July. 1t will contain the name, of manu-
facturers importers, and wholesale merchants only,
and no charge will be made for inserting these. 1t is
intended to make the book qusrto of about 1 200
pages. No money will be collected for advertising till
tbe work is out.
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Southern ,9srosd has ordered 100 cars in addition to
TIE present large accommodations.
The Mich, an Central Railroad Com ANY have issued
a Lew frssh, tariff Circular, under cate Of October
D. The follo> sipg are the rates from Chicago aud
Joliet 10 principal onts East the figures denOtiug the
through price in o'uts per hundred pounds, and -four
per Dbl in Icts Of 50 Ibbls. and over:
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Of 1860:
Total Kings Co.....2l6 s55

TIE increase in the City of Brooklyn over 1853 is
GO.473. The Nineteenth Ward having been set OIL
from the old Seventh Ward accounts for the apparent
decrease in the latter ward but ia certainly strange
that the returns should show decrease Of population
n tho Fourth WaId.
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MARSHAL RYsDERs AT THE ToMBs.-The examina-
tion Of Marshal Rynders charge of having assaulted
VIM. Barney, jr., a few days since, having been 90.
down for yesterday, that Federal officer with his
council James T. Brady appeared at the Tombs, at
the appointed hour. The Marshal stated that he wss
ready to have the case 50 On but VIM. Barney, cen,
who sppesred for his son. desirsd postponement Tor
an honr or 30, that his counsel VIM. Curtis Noyes'
night TO III attendance. Hs said iaa. gsnleGa2 wss
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HUMANITY AT SEA.

To ths Editor Of Th,N. Y. Tribune
Sir: Seeing an article In your paper iae' VT,
headed Humanity Sea-" ard hs OF the schooner e
Identical With my owp, felt Interest In the s.'
have sken some pains Learn La truth or aty ha' tne p
may Judge whs<ierh homsny q. sea or iHS'aSe"ae
land On the 22d instant. when within 70 miles Oh Sy
hook the brig Rainbow of New Haven boarded the
T. copkps of Brooklyn requested OF the cspsda some
flour and potatoes stating he hsd other provon The c'p
replied that be went short voyages and did not LAY In s
prosors bat would divd, with him. and let bin have ony
pounds Of -four and half bushs Of potsoes and no ne
pounds Of only be stated which he prohered 70 n@
om charge but the other insisted paying wnen tne cap
tain of the T. A. c. said be might give bin dollar aud
four Spanish quarters value and then came 90 snofs saa
published bis wrongs.
Forty pounds Of Hour ...............'.'.'*i~
Half sbushel Of po.aioes................... ~
Total. pi W
Cash. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
Left due, TO be paid by ingrs,ituds. 10
The brig Distress bad been detained hs Ssy.
age end was within hour sal Of Sandy Hook which rather
goes to prove they either Po
providers L. CoNhhNo.
Neu- York, Oct. 90 1860.
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RECOVERY OF MRS FARR.-Mrs. Elzs A. Far Of
No. no West Thirty.fourth street, who received &C.
we're injuries from runaway horse, in fair way OF
recovery This will be grateful news TO her numerous
friends and those of the Ladies Union Aid Society OF
the N. +. Church of which she was protector and
founder.
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beir the last day for making pay
mems of under the rus of q cent reduction there
was quite rush at the Receivers Office. Throughout
the present month pay ments can be mate at par The
united receipts for taxes on real estate aud personal
taxes for the last eight days follows: Oct %
ssi96l 4Oi Oct. 80 slO $50 o.; Oct. "a, 500, 4O5-
A; Oct %, S5l $50 81 Oct. %, S2iA,372 81 Oct3,
1917, O76 73 Oct 80 S2SS 939 49, Oct 30, s2l9, 653
ST. This estimating yesterdays receipts AT $500, 600,
gives a total of Sl,77s, Il9 81.
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COURT CALENDAR-rHIs DAT. 800
SUPREME CoURT-C IRcUIr-Part u.-Nos. l2l2,
1886 1885, 100 1902 1854 1885, 76e $780, l7o2 l7oi l7o i
1872 1891, 1876, 1900. 1902 1901, 1905
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We preceding years:

Thus the receiYs show decrease OF Ill 600 bales
over those of Last year and decrease of 900 bales
over 1852 ard the exports exhibit tue folowiDgresul:
Como With b. France 9th. + P. Total Stock
Lee M Dec 900 Dec Is 90 Dec 900 Dec "a 900 Dec 900
I65o 1900 Dec 1900 Inc. 1000 IDc 900 Inc $4,000
TIE deliveries of Grain at Chicago the 9th,
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-oor. ai-Before Jas
tice NELSON.
THE SLAYER ERIE-THE CHARGE OF PIRACY TO BE
ABANDONED.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Oor u--Beiore JUS
tce NELSON.
THE SLAYER ERIE-THE CHARGE OF PIRACY TO BIZ
ABANDONED.
In the case Of the alleged captain and mates OF the
SLAYER Erie Judge Roosevelt said that there were TWO inat
.ps against them piracy aud the other for voluntarily
serving on board slsver-he one capital ohense tue one'
ibbIs bv not exceeding years and hne
Of a2 O said that the evidence before the
showed that the slaves board the Erie brought on board
h ,cbs. each of which contained hundred aud odd
the shore being hundred yards distance and
by negroes who alternately fded the Office OF
slaves or asters-n this maste They brought them on
hod NV thai exactly how 1t ws done how
the ayes were obned and purch.sed of cour'e be cond n
show When they came on board they received BY III ON
Ger who pretended TO be spanrd and captain IL - sad
bs men who are now Indicted had hand In keeping tbs
negroes on board that done by the other men VINO were
there further appears thst twentyfour hours ar the
Brought board the American war steamer move
sight, they captured with the nine hundred slaves
board There several SpGniArds on board VINO w
out from HAVANA on the vessel
The point DO determined whether n these parties
would withdraw their plea Of not guilty on the minor
Indictment and plead guilty TO the charge therein which GER
tsny atrue they serving board this vessel
whether they will withdraw that plea thus relieve
the Government OF the expse Of bringing witnesses any
other quarter here whether the Court viii allow be entered
against them TO be disposed Of by
neHs prosequL
The difficulty Is that the public sentiment from some
other the North and South TO the
rying out Of the extreme penalty which imposed BY law
passed forty different state Of Feeling er
sd And under the pressure that would b. brought e r's
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BULLS HEAD-The beef cattle market witnessed
still further decne yesterday, notwiths aiding the
opinion Of come Of the Grover, on Tuesday, that l.
couldn't get owsr If readers will look into the re-
port Of the market in another column, they will zee
very good reason for the continual decline. The sup
ply'duripg all September and October has averaged
over $500 week, and that is more than the wants OF
the city il such season Of abundance of cheap vegs-
tables and fruit together with great supply OF NUT
ton pax, and poultry, and an excess Of milk, butter,
ard cheese This truth is that for once in long series
of year, tie country has got atead Of the city, 10 its
ability to furnish supply of meat. The prospect last
night Just before sundown, was that there would be
several hundred bullocks left over unsod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

THE Posr OFFICE SrrE.-The negotiations which
have been pending for some time between tue foS.-
master General and the trustees Of the Old Dasch
Church property 10 purcha,e the same as sits Tor the
Poet. Office subject to the opiaon Of the Attorney
GeneIs respecting tho validity Of the tile, hays been
te minated by the Attorney General passing upon the
title, certifying it to be goOd. In fe days the pur-
chase money is to be paid.