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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
RATES OF TUITION, Der Session of Five Months

Spelling, Reading, Writing. prima- ry Geography and Mental Arithmetic $1O co
 The above with English Grammar, Geography and Written Arithmetic... l2 %
 The above with Natural Philosophy, English Composition, Ancient or Mod ern History and Elementary Algebra. 15 %
 The above, with the higher branches of Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French. Astronomy, Rhetoric, Logic, Botany. Chemistry, &c........ 70. ...... ..... 20 co
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
SEARCY FEMALE TNSTTTUTE.

sEARcY, WHITE COUNTY, ARK.
 l. F. COX, A. M., PRINCIPAL. Prof. C. HI. Oakes, Principal of Music Department.
 Miss MI. F. StakeIy. Principal Depart ment of Ornamental Painting and Wax Work, Fine Arts, and Assistant in Literary Branches.
 This first class Institution, for the educa- tion of young Ladies, will resume exercises on first Wednesday in August--Seasion, 5 Months. RATES OF TUITION.---$l2.50, $16 and S25, according to class of Studies. For par- ticulars address, l. F. COX, July 1l-lm. Principal
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
V'OI,ICE.

C R. SMITH, and all others concerned, D. are hereby notified, that will proceed to take the depositions of certain witnesses at the office of J. B. Goss, Esq, in the town of West Point, County of White, State of Arr 1861, between the hours of A. M. and P. M. of said day, to be read in evidence, in my be- half. before the Land Agent at Jacksonport, on the goth day of August, 1861, for him 10 decide which has the legal rights of pre-emp- tion, you or I, to the W { of " 1 of sec. IS, in township 6 n, W, at which time you can appear and cross examine my witnesses if you see proper, and at the same time and place pro- duce your own witnesses, if you have any, al- lowing me to cross examine them. Given un. der my hand.
 c. w. LIGHTWEIGHT.
 West Point, August 3, 186l-5t.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
HICKORY PLAIN
MALE EANDFEMALEINsTITUTE

PRAIRIE COUNTY, ARKANSAS. THE Third Session will con- ~
 | mence on the first Monday of -A September next. The School will ~Wff . still be under the control of Prof.
 w. A. Garner, who has given gem <&S eral satisfaction to the patrons of the Insti- ute. Professor Garner will be assisted by 6 corps of competent teachers. The last two Sessions have been very prosperous, and VIC hope for an increase of patronage, as we feel confident the School is worthy of the public's encouragement.
 Miss J. A. Ward, an experienced teacher will have charge of the music department.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
MONDAY.
YDLEGRAP PH|(l.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE CITIZEN.
BY THE ARKANSAS STATE TELEGRAPH LINE.

Prince .Napoleon and Suite-FortJfca- lions at Manassas--Fight at Aquia Creek Democrats Refuse to Uaite scth Republtcans- Tha British Admiral and waat he intends 10 do-Gov. Jackson Declares Missouri out ofMe Old Union -Garibaldi going to Help the .Nsgger Congress out ofa Bad Scrape.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
I TIE CANAL COMMISSIONER QtES-
JION.

To dss EditoreC The ". J. TritHae.
Sir: After about Fix weeks Of apparent Hesitation
as TO whether he should attempt an answG to GER
tain published in'errogations, Commssiofer bruce
has got letter to a friend in the newspapers. 1t ID
clumsy attempt at avoidance, without direct dena'
or full answer.
The frat ouestion was, "If he was the zane Bruce
whose name appeared in the statute as one OF The
corporators in one Of the Gridnon Railroad bills, IN
chap. 5ll, in laws of 1850.
Axswrn--It was not gridiron but belt, and had
repeal clause in IL.
slcopd Did he sell Lis 5000 of stock. ordoes he
hold il yet
This be om,s answer, possibly because an answeI
would upset the theory Of TIE ". ]. Posi- ina
he was made a cogporator without his knowledge oi
consent and had no agency in the matter, or be-
cause he thought plea Of misnomer eafer than al
answer
Third: Was an extra allowance made to Mr.
Seelye repair contractor, for work done Under hi
predeceseor tNIr. Jaycox without the bill bong pre-
sented or approved by himp did suppose thu
question admitted Of some plausible answer bu
none is attempted.
The third question il in relation 10 the letting b,
privuts contract 10 his engineers Brother iarg'
amount Of repair work on the Chenango Canal aite
fotfeiiing the contract OF the contractor. WIN
long and rather awkward explanation, he aiinits b'
did although he takes no notice Of the fact charge'
thai the con, rac.ors bail was ready and anxious u
fulhll the contract, and got the permissior OF th
Canal BOaId to do so. lie says " the br9thefs
prices were the same a. those Of other men. A re
msrkabe coincidence. Why did not other nen ge
,he work, then, by which the engineer would hav
been relieved from temptation in measurements an'
estimates, and the public Of suspicion
The iih question was, whether this contract WIT
the brother WAS no; followed by one With
BnorHRR-Iy-L.w Of the same engineer, for a mucl
larger amount Of work and he admits tina
s5i,235 20 was paid 10 j. j. Belden for " boTtomin
out and for walls upon pirate contract tWhiel
work must have been done in about thirty days
but omils 10 answer whether Beden was TN
sEorurI.IN-LAw of the same engineer.
E,nk. ia relation 10 the $l00, 900 contract witt
Barker for locks on the ChemuDg Canal, be NIKE
up mandnnus and an Injunction aud tries TO max
out that he made good bargain for the state by
violation OF the law ana Constitution, IN making
Drrcate contract for building ten locks May b
he did. ma only duration asked about tue Latham
contract was: "Why was not competition Anowe
and a bond required before It's commencement
This il not answered, but an attempt 10 mace
throw the responsibility upon q subordinate.
The fact II, a contract was formally signed Ion
after the work was done, bond for lsborer wage
executed and tiled IN the clerks Office aftT ne f'p'
had erDiyed for ibOrers 10 the sareties, and th
contract and bond 10 the State made and Med about
month after the work was completed. \ friend al
yi.ed The Commissioner not to attempt public answe
TO the questions. lie mad better have followed III
advice. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
Abspi tho EIpeditiss Exchange OF Prison.
ers- Clothing for the 'Csa,rsbands''-A
Timely Donatiea,

tfem Oar Spocis Correspondent
fORTHEss MONROE Old Poial Comiot Oct. "a, 1851
The expedition, which last night il was believed
would this morning be ut sea, si rides nj auchor in
the Roads. There is no sign, and everybody says
he " dont know The weather is clesr, cold, with
II still northcr blowing The swell that comes in
from tie sen indicates that outside the wind is in the
essterIy quarter. Still this would not he enough Of
itself to detsn the expedition. There is some other
reason, u secret well kept The detention has al
ready msdes long sick list, hourly growing larger
Besides those retained on ship-board, the general
hospital on shore is rapidly filing up with cases too
serious ior such limited hospital appointments. IL is
singular fact that au unusual number oi cases Of
insanity have been developed. Nearly dozen pa
tienis Of this sort lave oen admitted into the hoSpi
lll, and three OF four were sent 10 the Washington
htylum last evening have heard satisfactory
son assigned ior this singular development. The pa
ienis are universally mon OF intelligence; sJme of
them are oiiccIs, both Of The Army and Navy. Does
The myseiy incident to a secret service ike this up
got tie intellecis Of men and make them crazy
This is Tie only philosophical suggestion have
head, bni IT falls short OF satisfactory collation..
The ease OF desertion by I'm officer of the Navy.
referred TO inmy as as having something to do with
he delay Las assumed shape more substantial than
a floating rimor. Though il was mmored ut first
ilst tie a'tsqnaing ndi,idaal wac IN tie confidence
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
AUSTRALIA.

AUSTRALIA.
Tie English nail Of June u reaehed Melbourne
on August 70 and tho present mail was Dispatched
about August 26. Tire general election had YER
minated In large majority in favor Of Heale's Min
ietry. There is said 10 be a majority in favor oil
profectjon and payment Of members Not more than
half the old members had been re,urned the aelesi
men have been defeated. The Argas says that IN
their places are TO be found Of the least respect
able Characters in the community. There bad oeeh
serious strike, attended with violence at the works
of tbe Government Railway. Complaints are maze
Of ipcreased imports, while there was no cores
bonding increase of demand The statement IN the
MelboTrne papers Of the produce Of the gold fields
are ssti.iacory. The shipments Of August this year
were 81 tuDs, against 81 tuns 10 cwt. ior the came
period last year.
From sydney there are accounts Of entihuanfSe
al III feeling against the Chinese IL WIS thought
that popular preudice would 80 far prevail that the
new Assembly would pass some Legislative measures
agains Chinese emigration.
NEW-ZEALAND.
The transport Henry Brnie, with a eetashmeini'
from Cork arrived at Auckland in 20 day., all we'll
News of Sir G. GIeys reappointment a. Governor
had reached Auckland. a peace Ministry had sue
ceeded TO Office, reducing the chances OF war 10
minimum.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

REMOVAL OF THE STATE PRISONERS FROM FoRT
LArAYErTE.-Th State prisoners confined in Fort
Lafayette are all 10 be removed TO Fort Warren, in
Boston harbor, which has for time been fitting
up for their accommodation. The object Of the
change is NOT dvulged but il is believed to be the
intention Of the Government to put the fort in a mora
perfect state OF defense for tho protection OF the hsr
Dor Of New.York.
Capt. Morley, formerly sailing-master Of the
United States steamer Dawn, who was arrested
few days ago in Washington On suspicion OF doing
away with q signa-book belonging to the Navy,
was yesterday afternoon hOnorably released from
Fort Lafayette, he being strong Union man.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

THs CHARTER ConMIssioS.-The Board OF Com
mfsoners, failing TO get quorum at the meeting ast
Friday, adjourned for one week. yet the Clerk daily
goes through the farce OF calling the roll Yesterday
only nine members answered TO their names. As
there are but four OF five days more in which the
Commission can sct and as in that space OF time it is
not possible to make new Charter, would il not be
az well to omi. the farce of meeting only to adjourn,
and wind up the Commission at once 1t is evident
that the purpose entertained by the managers from
the ou,set has been only to humbus the people.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

SIkIors AfFEaY On lioBoKE. FEEHf- f-BoAr.
--On Moey ternoon serioa. All ay took place board
the Iohoke ery boat John Fitch. ~ appears that two
Iaoa Alexander cochm aud Frederick Zsyeig drove the
boat tie orey SIDE ard that the position Which hey took
va such "a 10 obstruct tho gangWay wheeupon tie PecA
spds requested the 60 farther the deck
The csrrne refused aud us.d most insulting language.
qisrel resulted Ia blows, between the and deck
hands. Sauuc Lemon, the pilot deck aud inter.
posed in behalf Of The ieck hands. Io dealt heavy
blow with stick tie lsit temple Of Ccchrsn, irac
iu.lus his siul The other cslmsp Zoveis aud Ste.
plsn Ferris of lioboksn. were also injured badly, dlE
ing the ifsss, but theig wounds were not Of erous
claraCte. The Injured man conveyed 10 his
residence 40. ~ Sosensh syenue whore he attended by
Dr EsmSoy, who ontorains e hopes of hi, recovery. MI
lemon a., plot, VAS sUbseqGeuty arrested by Ohceg
Knight ~ the Nuth Precinct and taken before Justice
QuaGSoIlush who committed him 10 swzi: Coobrau's in
fcpTOlcha Character
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
INDIA CHINA. AND AUSTRALIA.


Further kilograms, in anticipation of the overland
mail due in London about the 18Th iDst., are re-
ceived.
Matters in China are stated in Canton Dispatch
Of August % TO be stationary.
The state Of affairs in japan Lad not improved
Ihere ~, however, no alarming event 10 lG.e' az
though alarms were Of daily occurrence. The bntsh
Cone alate at Kanagawa had been turned into
stockade.
Melbourne advices 10 August SO report that the
shipment of gold since las. mail was confined 10
~ $50 ounces.
The disturbances between The Europeans and
Chinese at Lambing Flat had terniinaied
Preparations for further military operations IN
New-Xealand were suspended.
Al Calcutta the 18th Sept CoTroN Goops were acire
sud desorp.ions sdvantDg,n price SothHs rev
IN IsDIGo. JuTK advancing
PAKGHTs dell and declnlB.
4 EGcHAsGE2 u.
FpEiGHIs at Bombay dropping.
FLSTOS, Ang. 28-GEAY SRIBTNGS 4Ciie bp unChhIs sd
II advancing. KHCHASGB London ID lover
SHAEGHAE. Aug i8.--GRaI SHRTiSGs aud Ira de3ining
SILK unchanged. FRriGHTs unsltered. EIcBASGr I'D
lower
fooCHow, Aus. H.--TSA dull, bu, unchanged
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

CogoNGRs' CAsEs.-About . o'clock yeslerday
niorsius the wife NJ Hure re.ding No 81 Es E9u.
ton street; becoming alarmed At the unusual sbne q per
ound eErd up She procured the assistance Of fI
SIMMONS aud fappan who forced the door ,nt in.atea
search oT the Iaitins man. Al ergth they oanu nan 20 ~
bold ga inquest ,, -, -.
Yssraay morning the body Of Henry I.en.iles axe
clerk IN the grocery store al the fcutheS corner q
teenth ,see eri Third avenue, was iornd IN pc
ilat place sh aud cold Coroner SchiIasr As a. ~,
on ,bs bodv The Jury reformed verdict Of Dean non.
spcplexy" Deceased was "a yeMs OF age. ard nsie" 2"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
IBy TeIegraph.l ]
FoRrRr,. MONROE, Oct; %. 1861,

FOHIREsk NOtH0t, Of.. 70 I9JIl
Via BiLTsoRE. Tuesday, Oct. ~
One hundred thousand rations have been distrib-
uted among the regiments attached to the grea. ex-
pedition this afternoon, preparatory TO their de
parture.
The captains Of the transports received sesled
orders to-day. II reported that one OF sbem has
opened bis orders and dyuged the destination of the
fleet. Tie men and animals On board have suffered
greatly during the gale Of the last two days.
A detachment of the 10th Massachusetts to-day
followed the line of the telegraph to Newport News
without encounteriDg any opposition.
Two recent deserters from the Coniederstes state
that the Rebels at Yorktown are suffering greatly
from want and sickness.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
prMochArlc RICHMOND coryN.

70 ne Ediioyof The ~ Y. Tribune
Sir: notice that the Democratic nominees ior
State Office, ATE attempting, their patriotic nadne"
with the boas, Democratic friends eompos 'hs
bulk OF the army foT the support Of the Consultation sao "
Union. How trs the assertion s may be gathered nc A'
manner IN which the banner Democratic county OF e Ss
Ia. responded 10 the cal OF an imrerilsd country
Richmond County possesses Popas'ion OF In Io1ns
numbers. and has the wars not eieeea i'o a
Port Richmond aud Fsctsyve hsve furnished the ocs
ths, number and 1t 10 esiused that not one half OF thsa.
voted the Antwsr ticket This County has just nsmins'sd
their county officers and inloed the straight Denocrse
State ticket sens that Daniel s. Dickinson had been on
any other ticket they would have supported him. 'he~ins
that the p,ee vaon OF the Union not Of their aps,ion
rhs Convention contained many traitors individuals who
daily boast that North back down. and tina, the South
rght aud ought succeed The nominated individuals
for oc. who regarded throughout the county opposed
to the integrity @ the nation and who upon every occasion
leave no opportunity uruproved to denounce the AdEr
tor and to discourage the young from serving .hsr
connlry.
This the way these have brought shane ofon e1r
county and this the have sent few Den 70 the
wu and what IL true OF Richmond County 10 true every
where in the Safe when such in power May 'fsn
rule be short. ffohe'
Tr,,,Rrilis Oct. q 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
p,,o, ,ns Yesterday Samuel WOo,hen

AILEOrD III ROD Nks- tsicfuAy Sdni0eI W -
AID c,rss riadsl who lad been arTe,,ed BY ocef' '1s
and co1 were taken before Jusiice OusctenpusA W
Jear.son 1sst rolice Coart charged With hsvns enre
ously entered The lewe,Ty store No A3 Wet tlsy h
street.. occupied aud dwelling by Frsnci, h ea %
thirycre silver watches ya,ned st 600, and tslk ~.
snoirtng to @f-in ali siel The Ir'ore" were hsio'"
arnluin.i
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
The King of Holland arrived ut Compiegne OF
she i2th INST and wac received at the railway sta
iion by the Emperor.
The Prince and Princess Napoleon had also gont
10 Compiegne.
The Moniteur gays the letter contained in recep,
pamphlet, and alleged to hsve been written by the
EMperor 10 the King of Prussia is pure invention.
The official Ber gazette also pronounces the letter
ayoeryphal
y, was rumored that NJ. Fould was about TO re.
sutne bis former position as Minister OF Finance.
lie ie said TO have proposed two conditions previous
40 bis acceptance OF ofice--frst that new loan
ssfzi be raised and secondly that no extraordinary
credit shall be opened for any Minister without NJ.
Fo: DIS appreciation.
Two war steamers, the Ardent and the Guerrero,
were under orders to be ready TO proceed to the Gulf
~i Mexico with Admiral Lsgrsviere within ten days
terrible storm had caused great devastation in
she department Of Gard. The Lslle Mine was
hooded oy water aud the aides fell in, burying III
wOTknen. treai exertions were beng made 10 rss-
cue any that might survive
In the Paris Flour market sales were difcult even
al a reduction in prices For Wheat also il v,ss
eeessary 70 accept lower prices in order to eacct
ssles. Red American sold at from 42aI4f TIE
imports Of Wheat into France were ON u,vsr.
tic scale.
Tie Emperor and the King of Holland arrived !,
Paris On the 18th inst.
Tho France Centroe OF Bloi, had received . A.,
vsss!ning. "
fte price Of bread in Paris had been reduced to ~
ehtimes the kilogramme ~
Ahe fdys announces that ten iron.cased batteries
baN- ,oeen ordered from private bude,s
1Se Paris Bourse Continued ast. and Rsn,s, had
farther declined. On the 18TH however tbey us,s
Tather a. -mer, closing ut 67. .9j. '''' '"0' "e''
2heLo aao1 Itmts ssys private letters from Paris
state that be Emperor IL about to promulga,e "a
icaI change in the system Of the Frsncb ms iaa
seiye. The whole of the reserve ships are 70 he
maintained in condition for active seryice ON ,p
shorteA possib Ie notice. A number OF the oiseey,
and crews are to be kept on board, and to such an
rxtent thSi arg heet can be sent to sea in IN in.
eTedibly sEert time.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

PrRsoSAL.--At the Pierepont House, Brooklyn,
our Navy and Army are wei represented, In the
persons OF Commodores Breeze, Bell, and Storer,
DR.. Hunter and Jddge Hamilton Of the Naval Retir-
ing Board, Cspts. Clark and COudry, Lieut. Read Of
the Navy, and Patterson Of the Amy.
The Retiring Board r stiil in session the Pierre.
pont, with Commodore Storer ~ presiding officer
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

oresr;,3pg the different departments I" INC "''''''
OF the inteiio9. -, .oa:s.o,;ons had been cur.
n' "us Ma Lad been pgcB.hsd between Che Pore
and he ren q m { II cseafs fbe en pcDe SGsn3 s TO
;on,a and spesal article allows the selection to
he made from Tie white race.
5,5s London Ilmes bitterly derounees the recent
socn,on Of The Pope, and saye Il is hled with the
most shameless and unblusbing falsehoods, and mol
Gates hat the temporal power of the Pspa'y VIII
die az it has lived.
The congregation OF the Index had condemned inc
pamphlet OF the Able Passagla, and would not per
Init him 10 defend his work.
The King of Portugal had decorated Baron Ricasoi
with the Cross of The Order OF the Conception o.
Niilayieosa.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
.~ssz~><~zs~zszz.-s....-~.

fUGIous CoNDUCr or a E.tLrou CAR Cos.
puCroR.t lon O-look On Monday eyer n $40 .s. Fes.n
q No. ~ North streei, jrey CITY woft 10 tho twenty
NTH feiGct station llotti bic lifg if1insIy lom
'i1.d 10 BIZ sce ili' gpic Up ss eso reailv ,e,.
ed lie stated tha, ls hi been thrown tfon lid s,cnc
Ioogd car by Lc cond0or Ia cssre eld that lie reeyei
h a., s by ialing fecc ,ptalrd rpon he pavement io
coldlc'ed 10 le Beesu io4i,L Tho nsnlo q. tie
cond'coro he nuotf oi ee car coa- n0. b. aeeAiIcd
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

FiRT ~ SrcoyD SrRfrr.-About o'clock last
night fire was discovered in the dwellinghouse OF
John Reeves, No. 81 Second street Damage to con-
tents about $500; fully insured The building is
owned by Philip Weeks and was damaged sbou,
$50
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
speseh Of Earl Rus&ll On The imsricas Hai

IRE screw sstsr.r Gig of Baltimore os,p 'tl a..
fey, which saicG from LiVerr0ei q, 80 W. ,be
morning Of TIE lStb, ard from tS"eeAS''"" y"
l7,l, io,t., arrivedhe last evening
The Jura ersvedcs Londonderry Oh tHe DlO,"'"s %
.f the 18th, and 9be City "a sew'io'h ""' "
pueen,,owp st nos n Oh the sane day
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
NEH-JERSEY I7'TWS.

HrDsos CoUNTY NoNSirioSs.-U Union nolniua.
ton for State Senaior--Jacob NJ. Aersees. Demo.
cratic Union Nomination for State Seostor-E Edmund
4. Calrenter, Mayor Of IIud,ou City.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
lIlRIiEY.

Advices from Raglsa report continued attacks on
The Turkish forces by the insurgents and 1t was at
serted that Omar Pasha did not venture TO attack
the Montenegrins because be had bnt little conh'
denee in bis army, from which great deseflions were
taking place.
The Sultan had ordered the reorganization OF the
Imperial Guard, which is to consist Of 2J,OO0 men.
II was reported that the Scryisn deputation, be-
fore leaving Cons,sntinople, broke of all negoiia'
lions with the Porte.
The French flee. was 10 leave the coast OF Syria
about the 20h inst but division OF smaller vessels
would be left As a protection 10 the inhabitants.
The Turks aae reported TO have invaded Montene-
gro. and attacked Snkovo. The Prince OF Montene-
gro had demanded satisfaction Of the Porte through
the international Commissioners.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

ACcprNr4L DRowSING,-IhomRs NcCready. n
workman board Of the w. :. gnboa,s naF in rorise
eosdcoE 4 The o5 or Tenth s lat Rive leli a..
Oh NJ" d. sPetspn sre 'g i.oNpcl H.f body va,
nSt teoffed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
lTAI.Y-

Gen Della &srmora had accepted the command
Of the troops in Je Neapolitan Provinces, ba he
will no. possess the Syil power enjoyed by Cialdin
The Chamber Of Cemmercs Of Naples had pre-
bsbing public security in the Neapoiitsn Provinces.
The rumored departure Of Gaibaldi from Caprers
~ denied.
The Official Tpr.s Gazals publIttes a decree n.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A MAJ. meeting of the young men OF tue Eastern
District, in favor of forming State Militia Regi.
nent, will be held at the Odeon this evening at :
o'clock Prominent speakers will he present. All
are invited.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

MoSnoE CouETY.--lhe Republicans OF Monroe
have eoncrr'red IN the reople's nonjnations, with
the exception Of Sheriff, aad or two niinor can
didaies. Peter schoeosil is The ReRDbiican noni'
nee Io SlCiK
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

ALLEGED ATTEMPTED RAPB.--The lludson
County Court were eng%ed yotcriay afternoon 10 do sl
Of the Rev Ib9inssJ j. Williams o. hsst Nevuk orr snesi
attempt 10 commit Tape upon Elizabeth Keeiar oi Verona
Tic tIi,l y ~ DO continued 20 iay.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

Rus OylR BY R,MKo,D CAH.-Lst evening
litt. boy John yfctsr-cn 10y tsTosd
csl Hamilton and seriously injured Ho plsy
irg OF lie u8cL 81 The tic-e.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
The Arabia Ou,yyard bound.

EOFroN, Tuesday, Oot. y, Io1I. .
Tie malls por tbe nsamship Arabia will close 81 Q
oel1ck Tomorrow wednesday, morning. She viii
Saii abou, clock.