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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
The aiisIeiohn Libel salt.
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Special Dsoatch Tue y. Y Tribune.
PCLAsEr. 1hursday, Sept II, 1851.
The Jury in the case of Ii IL John against Greeley
have ust come into Conrt and asked to be discharged
-ayng therc prospect Of their agreeing. The
Court rent them again with fresh instructions
favorable TO The plaintiff. 1t il understood outside
that they will he discharged should they not have
ugreed at 10 O'Clock tonight
Mn, o'c'ocb p. m.-THc Jury in the of Little
john against Greeley have again come into Court and
declared themselves unable to agree. The Judge
therefore discharged the Jury.
lThs following dipach printed in portion Of ed
tion yesterday monilg:l
PCLAsKI, Wednesday, Sept. Ii, 1861.
The Iirejobn ys. Greeley libel suit has progressed
slowly to-day. Tho a'b q alton in THE TRIBUNE, upon
which the action il iouuied, is to the elect that Mr.
Littleohn had been persistent in couuptng tue Legis
lature, and ought 10 lie deposeG. The publication
being attached, the plaintiff called bu witness to
sweat TO the extensive circulation OF the libel The
whole forenoon was occupied by j. l.. " Iliiams in
opening the dciene. lie reviewed great length the
New-York City R.ilwsy bills, the West Washington
MARKET bill and claimed item TO be CORFU T. aud that
the rlaiutii knew them TO be.
The flint witness called was the Hon. +. A. Conk-
ling, who commenced to testify that he Lad stated in
his place in tho Legislature that the West Washington
Market biz was corrupt.
long argument Of council here ensued as to the
line of prooi.
Judge Bacon ruled that defendant could not show
corruption in the Legislature unless he could connect
the plaintiff with it thai the charge in the hbelous
mater was Of personal corruption, and could alone
be justified by evidence that tine plaintiff personally
corrupt
The ruling shut out large number Of defendants
witnesses
Horace Greeley was then put upon the stand.
lie testified that he bore DO personal malice against
Mr.. Littlejohn, and subjected to a rigid cross
examination from Mr. Sedgwick, which elected
that Mr.. Greeley had frequently attacked the plaintiff
in his paper; had made charge sgaius, him in re-
ference to his being fugitive from justice, which he
corrected that he had made retractons because he
could not do without involving others in explaining
how he was mistaken in his information.
The examination OF Mr.. Greeley not concluded
when the Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
TIE LATEST WAR NEWS.

We have great news from Western Virginia.
The Rebel forces under Floyd have been routed,
and the kuaye himself has fed by night, being
skilful only in skulking from danger. On Tues
day afternoon, Gen. ROSecranz, with three regi-
nents of Ohio troops found the Rebels on the
ton of a mountain at Ca0nix Ferry, on the west
side of Gauley River. This position was strong
and well chosen--the rear aud both fanks were
inaccessible, and the front was guarded by
forest. The Ohio 10th opened the battle, and
drove a strong detachment of the enemy out Of
position. The 10th, I2th and 18th then went
into action together, and the fight ragged with
serceness for some time. The Rebels fre-of
mu,ketry rifles, canister, and shells-waS terrible,
though the damage done was not commensurate
with the noise made. Col. Lyte of the 10th Ono
Regiment, while charging at the head OF some
Irish companies, fell wounded; Col Lowe OF the
10Th Ohio was shot dead with bullet through
bia forehead. The fight, which had slackened
.amswhat, was renewed with great vigor to-
ward suudowu; tho German Brigade then went
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A dispatch from Washington assures U. ;hat
the Proclamation of Gen. Fremont decreoihS the
freedom of oil slaves of Rebels, in common with
the cOnfscation of other property, will be sus-
tanned by the Government. Ii the act of c9ufs-
cation is just or legal at ALL it is difficult {, see
on what ground an exception can be mate in
favor OF property in slaves and the uniserssi ac.
auiescence in the justice and propriety of Gen.
FremOnts course assures the popular approval
of this determination Of the Government. 1t will
be accepted as a new evidence, with the many
others that have been recently given, of the
energetic purpose of the Administration to put d
speedy end to the rebellion with strong aud
steady hand.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

and an upright man. On all the perple1ins
questions growing out Of the rebellion, which
may reach the bench of our highest State tribun.
als, he will prove to be emnently sound. His
opinion in the Lemon case stands dessrvedly
pre-eIninent among the Judicial decisions upon
Constitutional Law.
Such is the array of names which the loyal
citizens of New-York present to the public con-
sderation, aud such the issues upon which they
demand for them the popular appreciation. That
they will be elected by an immense majority no
body doubts. But, friends of the Union apd the
Constitution, Of Liberty and Law they should
be borne into power by such an outburst Of en-
thusiasm as has no parallel in the annals Of
American politics.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

TIE PRIycE DE JoINyILLE.-Tbe Prince de join
vile, who arrived by the Africa Yesterday was tho
third Of Louis Philippe, and was born in Sli be
is consequently Il years old. In 1893 he Lad reached
the rank Of Post Captain in the Navy, and at the bonn
bardnent Of Vera Cruz in command of the frigate
Creole. lie sailed with the expedition to s.. Helena
in 1871, in command of tho Belle Ponle, aud brought
the remains Of Napoleon to France. His report to the
King on that occasion and the reply are as follows:
"Sire, / present to you the ashes of Napoleon"
Louis Philippe replied: /" receive them in The namo
OF France" The Prince visited ths country the year
after, and afterward went to Rio Janeiro, where
married he Princess Francesca of Braganza the sscr
OF Don Pedro H. In 1874 he commanded the French
fleet the coast OF Morocco and after the bOmhard-
ment of Tangier and Alagadon arranged a treaty of
peace between the Moors and France. Since 1913 he
has lived in retirement. lie is bringing sou to be
educated here.
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TEE sEEZURE OF CONTRABASD
PROPERTY.

Under the provisions of the Force bill and the
Confscation act, the United States authorities
in this city have segueStrated between eight aud
ten millions OF property owned in whole or in
part by citizens of the rebellious States. This
property embraces ships cargoes, money in bank,
bank stocks, railroad bonds and stock State
bonds and merchandise. BY order of the Secre.
tary Of War, the United States Marshal and his
Deputies from the day of the Presidents pro,la.
nation to the last of the fifteen days grace,
were engaged unremttingly in tracing out the
ownership of property embraced by the procla-
nation; aud on the last day lodged the informa.
ton required by law with the District Attorney.
who forthwith fled the Necessary libels, and
under the montion OF the Court, the Marshal
preceded to make the seizures. His proceedings
were very quietly and cautiously conducted to
successful issue, and the result of his efforts is
even greater than the Government anticipated
1t is understood that the Surveyor of the Port
now claims to have possession of portion of
this property, and that he does not acknowledge
the validity of the libels filed in the United States
District Court. Ii il objected on the other hand,
that he lad not sufficient authority for his pro.
ceedings, and that he laid noinformation, and pro.
cured no process of court, by which his own action
could be made valid. The Marshal claims that
he acted under the direction of the District Attor
ney, as the law officer Of the Government, and
was officially apprised at the outset, that the
Government construed the acts of Congress under
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

which these seizures were made to confscate
he pho,c of this property to the use and benefit
of the United States His industry, in searching
out and seizng such vast amount Of property
is comm ehdable The matter will rest with the
Courts, to decide upon the conflicting claims of
the two officers though in either Gaze the prop
erty will all accrue to the Unite States.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
The Tribuno's War Maps.

LIST OF TIE KILLED AND wOUNDEJ
AT THE BATTLE or BULL RUN.
Now Ready, EXTRA TRIBUNE, containing ias va
riOus Maps published in THK TRIBUNE sh'ao the
commencement of the War. Price five cents Three
dollars per 100. Terms cash. Address
THE TRiBUSE, New icrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

ROLLING SrocK FOR TIE ARMY.-The number of
wagons ambulances, and gun-carriages manufactured
in this city and other places for the army is immense
S,evenson's car and wagon factory in Twenty.Gfth
street has been furnishing wagons by the hundred.
Wood the carriage deal.r in Broadway, has already
delivered great many ambulances and is at the pres.
en time actively engaging his mandatory in Bridge
port, Conn, in furnishing army vehicles to the value
oil SS2,OoO, under new contract. Athouse g. Co. of
Houston street. corner of Mercer have Just completed
the manufacture Of 100 guncsTiages and numerous
other firms, not known to us, are largely engaged in
the same business
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
EXfr.;i EYeniRg Tribune.

During the continuance of the War which has
been corsmenced by the Southern Disunionists
and Rebels, we propose to publish at a! o'clock
every week day afternoon, 81 EXTRA EVENING
TRIBUNE, containing the Latest News from all
quarters. This sheet may be procured ct THE
TRIBUNE Office and of the news dealers aud
bcys at the usual PRICE, cents
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
New:llprk Daily gribn,la
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1861.
The People'. Union War Nominations.

A,f,,,ep- -C;sne-ol.....D. S. DICKINSON Of BrOOne.
S-~v,ayt Of .HORATIO BALLARD Of Cortland
Coateoier............LUCICS ROBINSON Of Chernung.
7,fg.urey..............WILLI L. LEWIS Of Kiugs.
a. A. ALBERGER (Long TERM.
I"d' 'o"'''''A'''( g. r. BRUCE (ShOrt Terml
stare prison laTec'1r .ABRAM b. TAPPAN of Wes,cheser
Stqt- Engineer. WILLIAM h TAYLOR OF Oneida
c,.y, u fp,,rl....... WILLIAM Is WRIGHT Of Ulster.
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Dickinson,s Gree, Speech.

THE SEMI-WEBELY TRIBUNE, ready this nls,ning,
contains the Hon. Daniel s. Dicknsons speec'lt the
grand Union demonstration at Ithica. Price fyaens.
81 per 100 copies If seut by mail, cent och in
addition to prepay postage. Subscription price per
annum. Address TIE TRIBUNE New-IAfk
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Sad Case Of Drowning.

SrOCGBRiDGB, Ihursday, sept IL, 1851
Two little girls, aged 3 and the other years,
daughters OF Mr.. LanteIs Of Lee, were drowned in
that town to-day. The youngest tell into Laurel Lake,
aud the other attempted to rescue her. when they both
went down,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
The Maine Election.
PnhrLNNp. No. 1hnr.da

POkfL,ND, Me-, Ihnrsday, sept II I6oI.
One hundred and nnety-Gve towns, casting two
thirds of the aggregate vote of the State, give Wash
burn, Rep, 1865; Jameson, Union, Is, 49, Dana,
Peace DEM, l2l4O. Majority TO- WashbIrn, 12,3l7,
against II 972 in the same towns last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
Caucus of Republicans az Syracuse.


Some of the Republican politicians who Were in
Attendance upon the Convention yesterday, are in
here to-day in relation to the difference in the
nomination OF Canal Commissioner short term the
two tickets.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

The Post-Ofice Department at Washington
has ordered that the National Zeilang sl<tt no
longer be transmitted through the mails.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

CHURCH on THE PURITAsS.-Dr. Cheever is to
preach on Sabbath evening The voice from Christ
Ian England for the EMANCIPATION of the Slave"
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THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
The Proclamation of Gen. Fremont.

IT WILL De SUSTAINED By THE GOVERNMENT.
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SEIZURE OF MONEYln KENTUCKY BY REBELS
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BuGlncss Noilrcs.

GoLD AND StLvfR WATCHES very low at GE0.
r. tiISss NO S5 Breaiway. one door below Csns' ior
u'-.iy Ne. II Nsllst.
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This evening, the Sd Infantry band serenaded
the Hon. Joseph Holt at mis- residence. After
playing the Star-Spanglcd Banner and another
tune, in answer to repeated calls from tho
crowd, Mr. Holt briefly spoke substantially as
follows:
While 1 am unconscious Of having done or said
aught to merit tho compliment of your presence OF
the kindness of this music which floats around my
dwelling am deeply grateful or this expression OF
your esteem. Under any ciTcuu slances should 10
grateful but now when all appears 20 dark, tins e-
phatic manifestation of your cOnGd nce IN the sinser
iy Of NY patriotism, ss souce JOY which yearsshAt
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MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COUGH TAR AND WILD
~ Cherry Bark have long held very nigh pa
ton az cuTaives for affections of the Lungs AMI
ThrolL 10y the medical profession, and the publ
IN general ny now chemical prnooss MI. CAMP
nEiI hns combined the active principle N th,aa II
a compound which he designatcs ~ the SYRUP OF
TAR AND WILD CHERRY, for Coughs, Gods SHt
Thruat Bronchitis, SC. II W unrirpsi'd Give h
trial. SID At the low price Of Twenty-Five cent
per bottle, by the proprietor, SAMUEL CAMPBELL.
Chemist and ApDthrrary, q W. coz sth ave aud 23u
a. Also At hcDOnlds Dry GOofs strre, 800 BDw
cry. Sid Wholesale by McsarB. S1hiefen, BRO. 3
o., cor William anil B.ekinh sta Also, for sal
Furmans Rheumatic Llnimeni, price 10 cents pci
iattle do 2iu'ii6
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Asdrc-ed 20 the Soldiers OF the
Irish brigade.
III MRS. A. d.

Brave countrymen; though strangers,
A woman, bids God speed,
To the noble band ~ heroes,
Who fellow patriots lead.
Were I, but ~ the sternor sex
soon would follow tco. .,.,
To darn, what patriots sru, night dare,
And do, what man msn' u"i
To win hack peso, and happ,ness'
To the LAM ~ith freedom Oioo'
Tin a trsAorOus foe arose,
To h,ssk her unity, and rest.
N,v YOU, when your loved banner green,
~ 200 a., toe uniurlcd,
Baak vita the bravcst heroes,
Of ,his brirh; Western world.
TAuk Of Ire PLAINS Of Waterloo,
or the hattie fought ard won,
whctc the veterans OF Grave France sueeumbcd,
Before IrJla.ds Wellington.
Ihint or ,,ur own brave Corcjran,
10 a Southcr1 flloas colt,
Bat fear rot. Doe doth care for him
Who dosth All things we'll
No, even sle sparrow fills,
without "Our Father will,
Trust him. true fficnis and relations,
lie Is the master sill.
And whom IL hattie dead array,
Before tho Zoe you stand,
Strike fUr tho hcroc. freedom,
And your adopted land.
STRIKE 'or tho Land tia' sheltered you,
When iu sorrow AMI .ptir
You len your own . cen Land,
No h,-uc v.ls .ug you there,
But uuia- ,1e hri :.t SArs AMI Stripes,
4 happy homc Nou'yc won,
Strisel fbr she rl, at f,,dom,
For tho lid q Wt-hmgton.
BEuONLtN Dec ytj, i.5l.
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EOR sALH-TO PARMERs GARDENERS,

mechanics and ali others who .N-o lie arIus u
"aViur tic city IN these times ~ depression Il bus-
icss fof actsninrtnble home in tho cpu1try, w q
wi b. ll''pro k, l. l. hours lido on the l. T. X h,
m the M NJ pleasant boslthy ant productive pant
q the island, the oak tmbered lands whore there
IA loan soil q from b. fec, In depth and where
they can "l'td1 gOol frmiug leids II ~ por acre,
which, with proper cultivation, will pryiucs A.
mach ~ lands within miles Of the city tust e ~
from $500 " 300 per acre, and the trarsppr,stpn
W freight on the l.. l. r. X. will not exceed for %
miles tho cartng Of the gard1n truck. grain, hay,
&ca the miles; hundreds IN the tity Of Y aud
other rla' e. " they would tshs SIZE trouble " look
MO the matter, would 500 NJ once thst II would be
greatly n thor a1vant ,gs 10 90 aud eNani1e these
.andB, that can be pur chased in any quantity, from
acre " 100, a, nom so n 800 pet acre. accord-
ng u location, relative ~ tho X X DEPOT and also
IA view u the shore 81 the Gtest bJuth By, where
there Il ahund ,nce Of FISH AMI oyti.rH fpr family
tee, w ~ FISH and seaweJd for maturing tho
ats; the subscribers are pteoaraJ N build DWELL
ugs 81 any puun--cottagos from $3.50 " $1,000
and o. liberal torrns, an place them .. TO- 70
~ o. iW r"rc '1ts Nor lots la the village T.
.uit ~ ct sncs AMI others App " A. Moot.
rEK ~ tult1n ~, Sun building Y, or W WAT.
Son WILSON, li,.Ito'k station, l.. {. magma
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIKI
Surrogate u the County Of New York, Notice u
hereby given 70 all persons having claims sgAlns
JOHN KELLY, late Of ths city u New York, de-
ceased. " present the with vouchers thorouf
10 ths buscriber, At hls once, Is venue D. corner
Third street. Ne. 9i9 Pearl street. In ths city OF
New York, before ths 26th day Of January
nsKt Dated, New York, the q6,h day of June, 1861.
WILLIAM WALSH. Administr ator.
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gNOR THE Pills.

DR.. UPiiAM5 Vegetable y scsuAry " : or
,un cure for piles In every Nrn. L. die vora oAss
OF this distretaing Affection, and where all ota.,
means have Called. the paiien. mua ODaall, Oh.
Doctor nersIAaly NJ his o6ioa, BT Poarth q d.
UphAn has deyuted spociL attention " this dissas.
mr more than - years, and may be oonAultef Il
relation W this or any other complication o'clocb
In the morning until O'Clock In the evening, Al hk
dedioa Office sST Fourth n, 81 door frptn The Row
cry, between Bowery and Brpadway. v. @. %pILA
b Co, General Agents, LIB Franklin ~ ny,
eS TQarsIaN
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z. bar MU.H AND MI K.-Plrch corn quite
brown, grind II in clean coif.e mill, or pound
il in a mortar and let /, slsA in warm milk uu
I'll softened theu II to- Thick, add more milk
and cat whom cold. Or meal may be Drowned
and eaten in the same manner.
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[IOuSE AND LOTT For aA1r nn ~

'oiaug % small farm IN NV dc sty, a meat
~ tl"ry hputc and lot, 20 10y 100 fet neatly fen jed
VOID hnrse, Sc. 1untcd IN P.Jisade av.lua naar
The Ilpl oxen Ferries. Pace $780, Utle pcrfeot;
terms easy. Inquire of Mr. ZtICLE, grocery sore,
cor 81 Ptliaic aud Franklin st. az g'iO5
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llRECT RAILROAD ROUTE
- BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON,
VIA
CAMDEN AND ANNOY AND NEW JERSEY
tGAiLROADS,
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD,
AND
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD,
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH FROM NEW YORK.
Lssye New York AN, 6P.M and II PM
Leave Philadelphia ll.30 An, Il. 80 M and 30
AM
Leave Baltimore Q 90 Pm, 4 20 AM and 1855 AM.
Arrive al Washington 30 Pm, AN and ., 20
An.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH FROM WASHINGTON.
Leave Washington 6.l0 AN, II AN and PM
Leave Baltimore $50 AN, 1. 10 1. M and /. 90 pm
Leave Philadelphia Pm, $50 1. M aud ~ Night
Arrive ~ New York pm, Ia Pm and AN
8. III. FELTON,, Pnsst.
November %, 1851.
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EOB LIvERPOOL-THE PACKET SHIP
Il ORIENT, ~ Pier o, N. r. will sail Saturday,
Dec. II. For passage, on drHfs on The Bank Of Iro
land, apply al The ofice Of THohPsoEs BHok Bar
Llns, go Pearl =. n9a slsc'1le
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Or. VAN HAMRERr,a FEMALE MONTH

~ ly Pills are - safe remedy foi obstruction, 90,
from opld, on any oause--fi per box. Coughs,
onldA a., cured by Ayres' Cherry Pectnral. S.rof
uIa, rheum a,isIn, Sc, cured by Townseuds sArsa
psrilla. Kcnodys discovery, by 9UlON, 1SI Byw
sry, New York. ni9 T2a0'ils
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COAL.

GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD CRED ASa)
~ Coal 81 M FRS, quality, properly screened: also
mre lehlgb and Locust Mountain, all a. the lowest
oSrket price,. HENRY REEVE, oor Canal and
sntrs, and COZ Jane and West sta. ID 2!aasiO9
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RI PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

Surrogate Of the County OF New York, and ac-
oording 70 the statute In such case made and pro
nded, notice u hereby given 70 all persons having
q New York, deceased, that they are required 70
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 70 the
subscriber, the administrator Of the goods, chat
.elA, and credits OF the said William Brown, de-
aan street In the City Of New York, on or bsfors
The Twelhh day Of February, A. D., 1850.
TzAnCIs CaiRLrot. Adm,.i,ar,.~.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TEE

4 Surrogate q ,hs County II New York, notice Is
hereby given u all pers1ns having claims Agains
BENJAMIN SMITH, lats Of Greenwich, Conn.,, de
ceased, ~ Nessmt the with vouchers d areuf w.
the Subscriber, a. thu ofoe Il Ollie Coss Al Cruton
Pals, wes,chester Co.. New York, ou befors ,hs
fusi day Of January next.
Dated, New York. The 24,h day Of June, 1861.
TITUS MEAD, Adainistrstlr,
With VIII annexed
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on TIE

Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice n
hereby given 70 all persons having claims agains,
ELIZA GILBERT, late Of the City OF New York,
deceased, 70 present the same, with vouchers there
Foress No. oS Wall street. In the CITY Of New York,
on or before the 18th day OF April next, DATA
New York, the Esd day Of September, 1861.
MICHAEL HIGGINS, Executor,
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(TO b entinued.)

:, The Hudson River is yet as clear OF leo as
II was In September. In 1860 the Lst boa.
mads its final trip on the 18th Of December.
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