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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BL00l

tUh fUhlf 1lNG LII DhOON'
And for the speedy Of the subjoncd varieties OF
Disease;
Scrofula and Scrofulous Affections, suSn ns
Tumors, Ulcers, Sores. Eruptions. fuh-
plrS. Pustules, MOtChes, Bots, bioi"s'
and all skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9th june, lS19
I G. AVER & Co. Gents: feel 10 my duty TO nc
knowledge what your Sarsaparilla has done lot me;
Having Inherited a Scroluous infection, nave sul'Vi
from it various ways for years. sometimes u nui
out ia Ulcers my hands and arms t'Woilu's - ~
turned inward and distressed no the stuhlic'. w
wears ago broke ont hejd aud covers. my sap
anil with sore, which was painful ana l'''i@ou
lsvoud description. tried many medicines avn
physicians, but without much relief from any t'h' IN
fact the disorder crew worse. At l'ugfh was Fj"ly'
% rClt u che Gospel Messenger ti1t Won Nab li,l'u
an alternative .Sgrsaparilll. for know nom tor ~
tatiOu that thing you made must hc good st -
Cincinnati and got IL, and uscl IL till 10 cured me- zoos
IT, as YOU advise in small doses OF ttaspo0nut o',r
mouth and used almost three bottles. New ni h2ithy
skin soon began 90 form under tho sc1h when 5il'r
while eil or NY skin Is clear and know 70! my
fvlnEs thar the disease is gone from my 50 i' I'u
can wen believe THAT feel what am saving ".ir' tu
you that hold YOU 90 d. of the apostles ol tue "sc,
and remain ever gratefully, Yours, r,,rrx,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12
Ieucorrhon or whites. Ovarian TumOr,
r.....-..r I-I.nrrts.,-, H,rt,,rIr Discnscs.
svphnIs and nIereuriOl Disease.

ITT'T-T-'N-s
Dr G. AVER. SIP; I cbccrUily comply with the
rfg-t Of your a-eEt and report 90 you some OF the
CH...f. have realized with YOUR Nirsopliuh
Ir ,r.i With NJ, u my prjcti 'e most OF the com
,r-iut- for which Do recommended and have iouuu ITS
effects truly wonderful u the cure OF ltnsr'7l gf R''-
r-af Disease. One OF my patients hGl Sypuliic ulcers
IA Ills -lrolr, which consuming his palate ami the
~, OF his mouth. Your ~.rsaHssiill steadily taken,
s-l hin, ir fy. weeks. Another attacked hy
,g.~,- SYMPTOM, n his uu~C and tlc liberation had
e,f' a considerable part of H. SO that believe the
disorder would soon rtar1 - 'fih aNu SUI hA hu, IL
,ilil to my administration OF your SJrs3parla; the
nIrrs healed and he s wCi again not of course Without
som. ga. furstilu of thr iacc. woman who had been
t,..t .,r rH. -smc disorder by mercury suffering
nom t. som I'm her bones They had become so scUSi-
tIy to tH weather that damp day she suffered cN
sI tgs- main u her FONTS ana bones. She, too,
rir.I litraIv hy Your ~Irslpar1 in few weeks. |
lUo, from if- formula, which YOUR agent gave me- that
this Pr,u5rliou from your laboratory must be- great
remedy consequently, these truly remarkable results
with it have not surprised me.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12

RiCHMUAD AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the Rich - =. IN
"A mond ard Danvlle Railroad Company where t1 u II
Freight Intended for shipment the port Of Richmond
and also up Freight arriving Richmond by and having for
destination any point accessible to this Company by ia own
ne by Through Freight arrangement with other roads,
delivered vessels direct Thus reiey
shippers Of such freight from all charges for drayage OF
Wharfage and at the same facilitating the speedy transport
Of goods.
Parties delivering goods which they desire should be shipped at
Richmond under will state at the time OF their
delivery
The Railroad Company WILL when required, attend 10 efectng
an insurance on goods points Of the United states and
bills OF Ladng per sailing vessels will be forwarded TO
consgnors and consignees
CHARLES @. TALC0TT, supt,
andD anv Railroad.
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHmOND AND DANvILLR RAILROAD.
Ca n2sa5 S16s

&N9s " - s
supsRIsDKxDErr's oruor,
Richmond, 18th Dec. 1sG0.
Winter Arrangements.
TO TIE SOUTH AND SOO1HHhSE'
an and Monday, Dec. 24h passenger trains VIII run
FROM RICHMOND TO DAHVILLE
Mall Train leaves Richmond daily Except sunday All O'Clock
A. NJ, and rea hes Danville at 3 10 O'Clock r M
- FROM DANHILLE TO RICHMOND.
Mall Train Dsnve daily Except sundays o O'CLOCK A.
NJ and reaches Richmond at 105 O'Clock p. NJ
The Richmond connects at Buksye with the trains
over inside Railroad for Lynchburg and the South and
Southwest daily.
The raa at Buksvle with the
Railroad Petersburg and Norfolk and at Richmond
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad the York River Railroad also win the James RVer
Steamboats, Norfolk and Old Point
tickets be procured and baggage VIII be checked
through 10 the following points:
Lynchburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol Nashville,
Knoxville, Huntsville.
Dalton Grand Junction,
Alfalfa, memphis,
Montgomery, Canton,
ycksburg and Jackson,
oHAs G. TALCoTT,
DECO Superintendent.
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sHOCKOE FOUNDRY 4 MACHINE suo-
ooRkHR o. oARY AND i7rH SfkiEis, "or
VI.

TALBOT BROTHER, Proprietor, Of the Aboy. worr,
l. building PORTABLE srEAM TRGISEs
proved eonstruon Of Ai sizes, ro.l sr forty s,. 90
suitable Cor Circular Saw Ms hrsshhg MAetsss ana 80,
purposes which they fai;eT thengeivt fully eops
perior TO any Engines built here elsevhere. Nv"
They will also furnish STATIONARY sTEAH EHgIssy 49,,
ten Eorte 10 any required psTeT. "'N
CIRCULAR sAW MILLS, CT the -3n approve, ,sr,,--..
and OF various hEes.
PUMPS and WHEELS for wATIa Works poRrAur
MILLS, and IRONS for MILLS 81 AL sinds. S>-A'
RAILROAD WORK OF every desertjtf a.
TOBACCO PRESsEs, ELATTEHIEG MILE, ass all sy,i,r,,
aanuiaclrag Tobacco together Eh every kind Of BR
gON CAbTIElis and WROUGHT IRnN WORk o w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12

c,UUuER ARRANGkMENT.-To esSlk--k
oRTsMOUTH AND NORFoLK.-The steamer
CURTIS PECK Captain JONI fRKKhGS VIII on snu S.e' @
a. ,xt Anr lat leave wharf at Rockets regularly every
Monday wednesday and Friday monips for the above places
a. ock precsey leaving Norfolk each alternate morning.
al the hour &c ocockO and touch al all the
.S,isr tandinrs on the river going and returning.
resuAi or Norfolk exua-5O cts each
Plrh taken usual but all goods sent 70 De IAuer on
river mus PAID for VII sent down TO the Boat anu VIII nG %
for any after delivering II on me
to which 1t is directed. lmh-sl n. y. nns
c,TEAmSRIPS JAMESTOWN AND GTfA
- YORK TOWN-The ROANOKE has been Withdrawn sak<1s
% the line AGAIN betw en- Richmond audi New York Inc James
town Capt skinner and the Yorktown Capt Parrish wa,
their r5ar ps between The places stopping Sao
wsv They will leave York for Richmond every
md sATIfzDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock Returning thsy WI
Richmond for New York every TUESOAA ana fhDAi az
N passage TO New York. including meals ana
only $iO steerage passage only 20 fo lue
mo! nation Apply W VA" LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
Opposte Steamers Wharves-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

NAyAL-The schooner EuPhemia, Capt. Bayley,
from Ponce p. b. was boarded On the 18th inst., off
Cbu,oteague by the United States steamer Monticello
The bark Kate Lincoln arrived on "Wednesday night
from Alexandria. Va, reports, 18Th inst, OF Cape
Henry was spoken by the United States frisste Cun
Lerlnd, bound in the Cspes.
On tie 18th inst, Barnesat bearing N. w. Ii miles,
the Iiot-boat David Mitchell spoke tho brig Elnir,
from ST. Thomas for Holmes Hole, for ORDERS and re-
ceved fsm her 'spacbes from the United States Con-
sui at St. Thomas for the Secretary OF State.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT--cHAnBER,.-Aue. al--3efore Justice
sJrHEKLASD.
DECISIONS.
kdonjiab d. Ford ct si sgt. Charles c. Miles.-Ho-
ton denied with $40 eorts, TO abide the event OF the
action.
In the matter Of application Of the Trustees OF The
Welsh Caivinisiic Me- hodst Church OF New YORK Iof
leave 10 mortgage their lsud.-OrdeF granted.
A rIRE ZoUAyE DISCHARGED.
wm Doe, private in the I'd Fire Zonave Ken,
neut was brought up oo wet of Eabeas corpns, and
his discharge deuanded the ground That ne would
noe he IS Years Of age uuil November next, and tt
he had enli.ed without bis parents consent TO which
as the boy and hs father both testified. The young
man Was released from bis enlistment.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

Tam, y,oxs-A, officer of the regular army.
81 aa y, the lae battle ia Missouri, taid 10 pas.ins
throu the cify yesterday that no words soa.o 40
,;ce 20 the frmaess and bravery Of the velieets ""
were In that engagement. fos sspeca1 pPs Psr msds
of LENT Col. audiews and The Iowa fnss. %
The latter. wIh truly patriotic spirit refused 70 ,bsr
terian the thought Of leaving the eOlupn Sr isI
tue Of eustmet sheeld eAlirs as Gns y absn selves
md ss ong es they were sse6sd; ana n ,Ssis
totS and toody Gsd they nob IsaeensIr o
nvace nc AZ their head rushing INTO ,he es with
sas fay Gen. Lyon received he aorss ~ ,ss bows wsns
him. ia that charge, full hundred y hsr soma. Riehs
nObIy have they pre- red their 'tIsS,ism r,a NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
Nnmb,r rsmslnipr Aus. II, lS6i.......... I

Doc.FIoHrrR Harry Jennings, an En-
elishman, who kesps dog.hghng aod lbaiIing es-
tablishment at No. 20 White street, was yesteFdy ar
rested by Officer Hobart Of the ii'th Ward Police on
complaint thai he keeps dsoIderiy hoate ana that
ON Saturday nzht Lat be- with crowd OF his parIicu
lar favorites, were engaged at his place IN pze dog
fight. which was broken up by the police. IL Is but
a lew weeks eines he was tried S0S siwil1 0asnse
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

SAD hccIDFsT.-Andfew Freeman was yesterday
badly bruised and injured at No. a5 South st eet by
the iall OF two heavy pieces OF timber: Several o.
liza ribs were fractured aud also OF bis 1t
I, alo teared that he il severely njnred Internally
lie was conveyed to his residence. No. 10 jackson
street, by OGicer Ely OF tie Sanitary Police.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

AE OVERDOSE OF LAUDASUM.-An inquest was held
on Wednesday by Coroner Schifmer at 5t3 Slnih av
enue on the body OF Thomas Is. Prentiss, ioh! SIX
yesrs OF age a native OF Massachusetts. 1t appeared
mat dccessed was in the tabit OF taking audsnuIn
aid that Oh Monday he purchased six cents worth
and went 10 biz rooui and took the whole Of il. de
soon became nsensible and never recovered. lac
jury found verdict aequitting Lin Of Intentional SCI
eide.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
MARINE CouRT-AUG 7o-Be'ore Jus.iee MArHARp.
IMPORTANT 10 PIANo DEhiERs-ACTIoS OF ThOFEt
FOR THE VALUE oF FIASO.
IT.. ,,o;rsT ,br%sgs lila agent, Horace Waters,

The plaintiff, through Lis agent, Horace waters,
~ M, piano and music No. sl Boadw- Tented Oh te
10 b dsy OF luue hst piano-fore to won oant her,s
X S.lte aud us0zl receipt therefor eo9Pru
With an ageenent kuoWp among tie dealers "a CORA loI
ss ON The 26h Of month che Psw 0ed tue rAo
With The desdsnt $780, shicb he sdvspc.S to hef VI me
eaA ppon ns sGrdAa AMI fonSd that the Piano hsd oetn
o 0on his place of 6,neSs. Not being ahle - ef
ga tLe ar,ads had Win H. demand Wa made aron
L fsr g. which doenes unless he was pat naek tns
s5oot be asd advanced Hence the seton JGdgnett iof
itiI M tho vAae II the piano, with allowance Ent co
~ VAIN Dhrker for plainhd Frederick a. STifs foT do
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

ARREST TOR ARsoN.-Solomon Tuthill was yester-
day arrested by Capt. Tumbull of The Seventeenth
Precinct. charged with setting fire TO t5e building No.
lOj Fourth avenue, on N nday morning last. IL was
1t tb, time evident that the fire was ineepdiG'y 80
Mrs. Kirby the occupant, was suspected Since then
facts have been asceraned which led to the arrest Of
Mr. TatLil. He was taken before Justice Steers, and
committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

properly attended to during the night, or in which
ght-yesFes and buoys are out Of position. sneb
conse will greatly aid the Board in remedy ing all such
evils at the earliest possible moment.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

KILLED By HIS JAILoR.--A man named Daniels, in
jsil Il White Plains for sseau and battery, being one
Of a gang Of roughs at MamsroDeek, attacked hls
keerer on Wednesday night, intending to obtain the
isil Keys ard release all the prisoners The Jailor
named Crawford, shot bin dead on the spot, and on
investigation BY Coroners Jury, was justified in
the acl.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

FIGHT AND SrABBIy5--A fight took place on
Tuesday nj ht nj No. ~ Cherry street, kept by joseph
Stainache in which Eliza Stone and Ida Brown
inflicted several stabs with knives, the back
breast aud shoniers of Christian Vols They are ali
Germans. SIR Vok was taken 20 the Ne~-YOrk
Hospital. His wounds considered dangerous: The
wou.n were arrested 10y Officers Connolly and Brend,
and taken before Justice Kelly, who committed tEem
10 await the result OF VolSs injuries.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
PrcKpocrrr ARnesrED.-As Mr.. John McAulihe Of

No 5gl Fourth street. wss standing on tie corner 81
Broome aud Elm streets, Tuesday evening, he was
josled aod pressed against by Young man named
Wiiam Mont souefy aud TWO other men. II Is alleged
that MONTGOMERY snatched gold watch worth si0J
from McAulis's vest pocket and the three tnen ran
away. Pursuit was Immediately made, ana Mont
ponesy WAC arrested and aiken before usiice lacken
bust who committed Lin for examination The walcn
was not recovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

DpowsEp.-Au inquest was held yesterday by Cor,
oner Jackm.n ou tho body Of an unknown man ioahd
sked floating Ia The water a. lhe ioC' 0I
s,r.et. II. had apparently been in the water bot q
fhort time. No marks of violence were discovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

SUDDEN DEATH OF Mrs. PRoF. MrcHELL.--ihis
estmab 10 lady died very suddenly early this morning
Yesterday soon after Iroi NJ had departed Tor " as'
ingtop, 70 enter upon lis does as Brigader.
MSs. n. was stricken down in an spopletic tt and
continued unconscious until her death. Twice oslols
lwo years ago and last yearl: Mrs NJ has :ane,eu go
from the same cause. Prof Mitchell VIII return W
morrow. ALBANY Eve. Journal last evening
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
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Ex-poLIcEM.N ARREsTED.-slr. Edward Sherlock
formerly policeman of this ciy and recently mem
Der of Varians Battery, was Tuesday evening ar,
re,ed by Officer Golden Of the Sixth Precinct charged
with assauliiog aud dangerously stabbing MIenaei
Dalton a shoTt time previous. Dalton was IA member
OF the Long Islaud Volunteers, and siaudiog on
the corner Of FRANKLIN and Centre streets III eouver-
salion with lady, when Sherlock approached them,
ani, without word beng said any provocatcn
niveD, drew knife and struck Dalton dangerous
blow in the breast. Officer Golden was pear by AID
imme diately arrested Sherlock and took him 10 the
5 alton. House. The kie passed within short dts
lance Of tie heat, iuilicting an ugly though not
necessarily mortal wound
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

and imprisoned for thirty days. this light sentence be-
Ing imposed his pronie not to engage in snch AZ
f.irs again. Jutice Kelly held him 10 bail in the
sum Of $500 to answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

SUBMARINE BLAsTISG.-Ihe New-York Submarine
Company sre engaged in removing rcek from the dock
foot Of Division avenue, f. d., for the purpose OF ena'
bling ships Of heavy draughs to lie there in safety.
The work ID being done under the direction OF B.
Maeiert, and exeites good deal Of interest among
the curious in such matters.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

An AscHoR.-Yesterday afternoon, NJ. A. j. Seeley,
North River boatmsn, while graphing for On anchor
of Pier No. 10, North River, hauled up the skeleton
OF human being with rope and stone attached.
Upon reaching the surface the rope being rotten,
broke, taking with it The body, which parted at Tie
neck. He succeeded in getting the skul, bus the
body was apparently swept away with The tide. Ine
skul ia sill IN his possession a. pi.r No. ID NOr'h
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

THE NEw COUNTY JAIL.-The walls OF tho new
Jail in Ludlow street ad accent to Essex Market have
been carried mp 10 the couce and are nearly ready TO
receive the iron beams for the bick arches Of the roof
The building Is constructed Of Philadelphia brick end
trimmed with Nova-Scoiia 1t ne EK'or.orly tie ap-
,eararce is que iDpo5ng-t5e walls being divided in
regular portions by windows IS feet in hight each
made into two compartments by a heavy mrl!ion.
The building is 9j by % feet the exterior walls feet
inches tLick and 81 feet high from tie curb On tie
iron roof.beams double arctcs Of brick are being
sprung for the support Of the tin-sheahed roof.
TIE building is made 10 the form Of an L, tie aees
being on Essex Market place and Ludlow street, aud
the FIVE tiers of windows Of the looking out on
courtyard Of 5OxG0 feet shut in the remaining two
sides by lsfoot brick wal capped with biue-vioue
These rear windows light corridor Of four feet in
width, on which The heavily-grsed cell Windows OPEN
There are bat four .ie q cels ard bat seven cells in
a tier 20 that on The Market place eide there are only
zs Of these little contracted prison lodgings In all and
but 81 on tic Ludlow street DIVISION the space OF one
being occuried by tho staircase. The cell walls are
s inches thick and the dimensions OF the apartment
lOxS feet In each s waercloset and water faucet,
communicating with the sewer. TIE cell DOOR are
of sheet iron with portion Of the upper half grated
Above the door is q barred window for prrposes OF
ventilation Along each tier of ces is to run an iron
balcony, the only decent from which Is at broad
platform st the angle where the guards will keep
watch and ward night and day.
The lower floor of the buildng Is appropriated TO
roc ris for the guard, kitchens and offices. The mason
work which teems 10 be well done, is performed by
Foster 81 Carpenter, whose contract figures up TO
something ike $a2 900, and the capenerngi by e1-
Alderman James Owens. We should judge from pres-
ent appearances that the Jail would be ready for occu
patton by the let Of January. Al prescnt there are
only q men in all employed the work, the brick
layers having outsnpped tie stOnecutters IN diligence
The architect is Mr. Thomas Litte, OF the Board Of
Supervisors.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

TIE RKyEsUE CUrTERs.-On Wednesday the enter
jackson was towed to Tbroggs Neck by the tender
George Birkbeck r, to relieve the steam-eutter BbO,
which goes to the Narows for the purpose Of relieving
the cutter Corwin The Corwin is coal up and pro-
ceed TO sea III mediaiely 10 cruise for the prvateeIs
now supposed 10 be in tie neighborhood Of tie West
India Jelsnds. The cutters Vrina aud Crawford will
soon he dispatched to blockade some OF the Southern
Inlets.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

WREcK or AN USKEows BRIG.-The schooner
Fair Wind which arrived at this port on Wednesday
from Baltimore reports passing an unknown brig on
the ith iIst in lat. 39' lO long 7J' with her colos
halfmast and Union down. The brig asked the Fair
Wind to lie by her, but she aboring very heavily
in The sea aud could not do 90. Tire brig difted very
fast to lee1ard, and at p. m. went down. She was
bound to New.York but tlo Captain of the Fair Wind
was unable 10 learn her name, and could not see
whether the ere had got their boats ont. Her sails
were blown to pieces. The captain reported his crew
sick. The brig had on deck molasses bosshe .ds and
size was supposed 10 be from the West Indies.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

FouyD DRowNED.-The BODY Of an unknown msn,
peffec,ly unde, found on Tbursday morning iolung
in the Elst Eiver, by Oihcer Nesliu OF the haioor
Police was taken to ihe Whitehall alp, and the Coro-
ne notified,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
TXTnADIrION CAST
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPsoIlL TERs.-ArG. a-Befo'e
Justice WHITE.


Don Alonzo Cushmsn agt. Joseph k Partridge et az.
Mo Ion Granted with SO costs bat with leave 70 the
deeHdants on payment o the costs 10 sese an amend
ed answer it5ey have any other or better defense TO
make within days alter tho serving Of the order,
to be entered on the decision.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-Are =.
Beloie Commissioner OsRoRS.

Before loulmissioDer OsRON
TEE cosTUMAcIous JERsEYhEs.
In the case OF Jasper Nichols and others, the Jer-
sayuen chareed with obsuetng United States officers
in The attempt to serve process on the coal propeller
Ecpso the necused admitted the fact of the onstrrc
iOn but claimed that they were Jdsuhed by the lact
tiop. Tie question OF jurisdiction is now the only
one to Je decided, and that point will be argued on
Saturday.
FxTpADTrIoN CASE.
A warrant for the arrest of Casper Hess and wife,
charged with the murder Of their ,hld on a bremen
,hin was issued under tire Extadiion Treaty on the
nnrlication OF the Bremen Consul. The examination
will take place Oh Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

PnIyATrrR5.--The British trig Andoyer, Captain
Lapreile arrived on Thursday morning from Savanna
Ia Mar Ja and reporis 18th inst, of Cope Haiteras,
was boarded from prvateer steamer; could not learn
her name, and there ber stern. She wssa a
eide wheel boat about 200 tuns and mounted two
guus-oHc email pivot and The other large station
AIRY gun umidships. They reported having several
price ia Hatloras Inlet, ono Of which waB tie brig
Itasca. TLey further stated ibat Aey expected a
United States brg-o.war along that way, and II she
came, they with ether larger vessels. intended to
attack her.
The officers and boats crew Of tho privateer were
all apparently Eastern men, as they appeared to be
conversant with all tie antecedenta Of the brig she
having formerly belonged to Boston. She was sod
by tie sleriG aud bought BY Messrs. Henry De Cor
dova g. Co, u this city, and is now sailing under
British colors.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

4 SRoPLHTER CAuGHT.-As Dennis donovan,
rorter, in the employ of Messrs Read Gardiner g. Co.,
Nos 50 and 81 Park place. about opening the store
on Thnr-day morning, Russian who pretended to
have been Southern uerchant, came 10 and entered
into conversation in reference ~ purchasing goods
Soon another person, supposed 10 be an accomPice,
came in, and immediately engaged the attention OF
Donovan, while the first person seized roll Of cloth,
and left The store. lie was followed arrested, and
taken before Justice Kelly, and committed for trial.