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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26

Coop We Learn that the Three Million
War Loan OF Penna., has been promptly
taken at par The Old Keystone is sound,
patriotic and soIyent.-LeWis5urg chronicle.
There are two thoughts which are sug-
gested by the Chronicles rejoicing One is
that his party friends who have been rob-
bing the State can now get their pockets
lined with their ill-gouen gains and the
other is that, when the State was under
Democratic rule, the editor was always
shedding crocodile tears over its bankrupt
cy. Now, that his own party has got rid of
S2O,OOO,O 900 IN less than year, il is all o.
K. Solvent Old Keystone at the rate OF
500 900, 900 for the treat of three years
Republican term Erckdnge
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26

FIRE.-On Thursday night last, our COM
by the fearful cry of "fre." in our streets,
and sharp and quick warning notes OF the
fire bells as they rang on the midnight air.
On Fastening TO the scene of The disaster,
which proved 70 be the Slaughter House of
Henry Meyer, situated on Ferry Street, be-
tween the Canal and The Lackawanna Rail.
road, we found the building al most entirely
consumed. The several fire engines were
promptly on the ground, but the building
standing entirely alone, il needed bat little
effort to subdue The flames. Unfortunately
one horse, four large fat steers, aud cali
were consumed in the flames, which pro-
duced most siIkening and pitiatle sight
We Witnessed one of the oxen wrllhing in
agony, after It's legs were burnt off at the
knees, and lis hide burned 10 a crisp. The
poor animal had succeeded in forcing It's
head through the building, thus getting the
air which caused il to live longer than il
would Otherwise have done, while the rest
were suiIocated TO dea,h before being half
so badly burned. One steer succeeded in
getting out of the building, though not until
it had been severely scorched. The fire
broke out about twelve clock, and is sup
posed 10 have been the work of an incendi-
airy, as there had been no fire in the bull
ding since the Monday preceding. The
loss is supposed 10 be about $500. No in
surance.-DanUtle hlteLigencer.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26

LIEUT. Col. BowMAN, and a sergeant of
the Eighth Pennsylvania Regiment, acci-
denlaly got within the enemy's lines, on
the evening of the 10Th inst, opposite Will
Transport, Md, and were captured by the
rebels, since which nothing has been heard
OF them. Col. Bowman is from Wilkesbar-
re, and brother of the laIe Major Frank
Bowman, who distinguished himself as a
brave and efficient officer, in the Mexican
War.
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DIED..

In Catawissa, Columbia county. on Thurs
day, the 18th OF June, after a prostrated ILL.,
ness, Mr. JACOB DYER, IN the 10Th year of
his life.
AT Sieele's Hotel, in WHkesbarre, on
Wednesday, June l2;h, Mr.. ISAAC Cray,
(tailor, aged about so years
In WIkesbaue, on Sunday afternoon June
2nd, Mr. o. r. HILLaED, aged 81 years.
On the 18th inst, in Mount Pleasant twp,
this comfy, Mr.. ANDREW DnDiNE, in The
18th wear of his age
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26

GoDEY's LADY's Book TO. July has been
received. The publisher gives notice, that
in accordance with the requirements of the
times, the 63rd volume will be sent 10 SUBJ
scribers for 81 90, i. e. the six numbers
from July 10 January next. 1t will contain
six large double extension fashion plates,
seven steel engrayings. aud all the winter
cloak patterns. The number before US is
beautiful, interesting, readable, and unsur-
passed by any other Magazine of the day.
Address [. A. Cooley, 322 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26

The BIG GUN REcovERED.-The big gun
Union was raised from the water near Lo-
Gust Point Baltimore, on Thursday last and
safely placed on the deck OF the schooner
]. J. Barll. It was securely lasaec 10 the
vessel 10 prevent it from rolling overheard
should the vessel be caught in storm. 1t
is also provided with 5uoys, SO that should
il again by accident tall overheard the buoys
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26

In ANOTHER column OF this weeks paper
will be found prospectus for new paper
about to be ushered into existence at Phil
adelphia, which will be Democratic in pol
itics, and fearless in everything. The DEM
ocrats of this county having anything TO
invest in daily newspapers would do well
TO Join into clubs and take The Union. 10.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26

AT THE SECOND quarterly meeting of the
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society,
held at Harrisburg, resolution was passed
declaring that owning to the unhappy and
deplorable condition OF our country, j: was
inexpedient 10 hold an annual fair the pres
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26

We HAVE received The Farmer and Gar
dener,'' with the "American Bee Journal, !"
for June. They are both excellent pnblica-
lions. and treat upon nothing but what
would be highly important Tor every farmer
10 read and understand. No iafmer should
be WITHOUT them. They are published by
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26
Official Vote of Columbia County.

The following is The official vote of this
county, showing up the returns clearly from
each and every township in'the county =
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MHRRIED.

On the 18Th inst, by Rev. F Geafhart.
Mr.. john EAST, 10 Miss Mary STERsEH,
both of Espy, Columbia county, Penna.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26

During the pas, year we heve introduced
10 the notice OF lbe medica al profession of
this country The Pure Crysfdized Chloride Of
PropltlGmiae. as a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-30
ARMY AND NAVY.

Thursday being Thanksgiving Day, the Brooklyn
Nayy-Yard was closed. All the recruiting Offices.
with the exception of No. % Chatam street. were
also closed; and there was no necessity for keeping
this one open, as the Medical Examiners Office, in
Grand street, was closed and therefore If any re-
cruts had presented themselves for enlistment, they
could not have been passed.
To provide for the examination OF such nou-com-
missioned officers as may be recommended by their
Commanding officers for promotion to the rank Of
second eutensnt in the regular army, Board con-
sistug OF the Professors of Mathematc5 and Ethice,
and the Commandment Of the Cadets, will convene "
the Military Academy, West Point, on the list Mon
OF September Of every year. Hitherto a Board Of
Army officers has convened al Washington for this
purpose in accordance with General Order No. Hs
Oct. a. 1854.
Tie report that Senator Wilson intends to bring
in bill during the ensuing session OF Congress %
abolish the Office Of sutler in the army has caused
great commotion among army suffers and theif
frieuds Even at small post like Governors Island
the suter makes very nice thing OF it. Lager beer
ia allowed to be sold there, but nothing stronger:
On the frontiers suffers permitted, and indeed
expected to keep hquor' the sale OF which is, how
ever. restricted.
AT the Brooklyn Navy-Yard, yesterday, the bun-
mess done was merely OF a routine characer; :.
Officer John A. Munger Of the Thiriie Police
Precinct has resigned his position In the Department
TO accept the appon ment of Assistant Engineer ON
board the u s. gunboat Mercedita, now lying at tins
Navy ard Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-30

The REGIsrRY.-The carslessness and neglecs,
not to say incompetence, of Canyassers together
with the lack of disposition at the County Clerks
office to remedy their Deficiencies, is causing much
difficulty III making complete Registry for the CON-
ing election. BY section of the Registry law, after
the canvass, the poll list aud register required TO BE-
checked, shall be attached together and filed in tho
County Clerks Office to be used by the Inspectors In
making the lists of voters at the next general cleo
ton BY section Is this clause is made applicable to
elections for charter oce. Now, not one in twenty
of the Boards of District Canvasses comply with
this provision of the law, and the Registry Board can
only obtain at the County Clerks Office tie poll lists.
whereas the checked register is important in making
out new list. Some of the Inspectors believe that
by section z, their clerks not required to take
down the residences Of those where they ere cor
rectly entered in the checked register and therefore
they have no residences down upon the poll lists,
and depend the register for obtaining them. This
should be attended to hereafter. The poll lists arc
required to be returned to the County Clerks, and
are there detained until after the meeting OF the Su-
pervisors as Canvassers This is after the legal day
for the frat meeting of the Csnvassers for the charter
election Why will not one poll list answer all tho
purposes of the Supervisors and the other together
with the register, be given to the District Registers
at the proper timei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-30

truth is partisan democracy was never eve, weaker IN
the NORTHWEST than it ID to-day: Inc principles
non which the President was carried, smld Joy ana
,boutngs, TO hs present high and responsible posl;
.ion wefsneyer stronger and eO9d never , command
49, afrora;og srv crnmb of comfort t. the Demo
n 1Ud pSrt" Is Clear demonstration of Ibis fact
The statement OF ope Of yoor correspondents that
sbe removal of Fremont was the principal cause OF
s rasnlt h W.cor siB losrs much of its force when
The foregoing flets ard figures are considered. &c
sides, the removal was no! made, or ., Least not
Known MI some days after election, that II is not
cav 10 ace what Influence that Circumstance had
anon the election in Wisconsin more than in New.
YORK. The truth is, whatever may have been Gen.
Fremont's popularity ia the NORTHWEST, prudent
men of all parties had cone TO the conclusion that Il
would be better to remove him from his plsce than
to demOTalze the Department by the uncertainty OF
,uspense lie has been removed, aud ibey presume
there was cause real or supposed for the acc, unl
the contrary is made 10 appear. When that tIae'
comes and it is rendered manifest, bat be hAs re,
oeiyed injustice. the people both East aud West WIZ
not be slow 10 vinGicate him. A.
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Tot.l. .a266sllA s22. a22,a74 sl2.sOs,9lO 5

The business OF the Clearing House was S2i,353,-
2i3.
The subscriptions to The popular loan are small,
not over 5000, 900 for the day. The demand notes
circulate freely, and the redemptions at the Sub
Treasury are quite moderate compared with the
amount in the hands Of the public. There appears to
be little reason to doubt that the Treasury can keep
aoat nearly the whole Of the fifty millions author
lied by the Loan act. The scheme Of MIR. Chase to
make an issue Of circulation to any bank In the
loyal States upon deposits of Government securities
meets with but little favor, as might have been ex-
pected from the bank managers, as it involves the
driving out Of circulation their own currency. Such
q currency based upon Government Y cents or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-30

OFFICERS FROM THE PAcIrIc.-As the impression
has been given to the friends Of Capt. Wallen, 4th
Infantry, that he is regarded SecessioniSt, we are
requested to state to the contrary in his own words
from private letter dated June last y
GAS was born In the South, it is expected by
many that / would resign my commission 10 me
United States Army, throw off my allegiance 70 the
Federal Government, and join the army OF the Con-
federate States. Twenty-Five years ago was APP
graduating at that institution was oommissioned an
officer and have remained continuously in the serves
10 the present time, knowing and revenng o1t one
flag the glorious Stars and Stripes Of oar Union
long service have witnessed 30 maen 70 pia mo WIN
benefits Coz ferred upon me, that as an ocer OF the
Army and citizen of the United States CONSIDER u
my duty TO support the Constitution"
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Total Length Of Track. .................I,ol oil

TIE New York Central Rsilroad Company was orzanbed
under Of the State OF New York Iassed April lSJ
whereby certain rail Dad athoIzel 10 con
into company, 20 be called the Ne"
York Central Rsilroad Company. viz. the Aosny snu
sc.enecfady, Schenectady and Troy; Utica aG Schhec-
tsdy; syracuse aud Utica Syracuse aud Udca Duecti
Rochester and SyTscnss; Buffalo ard Locbpoti hohs~A
Valley Rochester, LOckpoIt and Niagara fas ana huhio
and Roche The ARTICLES OF agree nen reln ed oy ne
incorporation entered into on the ian o. 1ay
1883 The hst Board OF Directors choaeu snd ne ON
psny fully Organized the On Of July ItaJ In aGdn 70
lie roads named the Compsny acquired by consoia
the line tom Buffalo to Lewiston 20 niles In ib'2 s1 ny
ease In neuity the payment annually OF fuON oI
July. 1883.
The ,nsre capital of the Consolidated Companies wass'
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. The fevriaI Con larl-t:
Stool aud Estiulated
s23a5s,oO0

These certificates are y cent bonds dated August 1898
and nay able ofMsy 1874 with interest at the rte OF
cent Tn. amount ontauaiu: the last report Of the CEN
uxry wa. 745 00, Sls9 hnys been retired By the
Operations sinking fund equal to u cent annually 90
the amount Issued. a, 10000 .
The other ndr bteJnes. ofthe compry Il the 100000
u cent loan contracted in 1854 and payable IN 4 snd debts
ef The old BONDS Issued Ia IN"
place Of thos retired The company has created no mortgage
on its roal -, -,
of The funded debt and pa stock Of the company Hst9ey
were on the 3oh Of September, 1883 1854 Cs 1880 1885,
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uarkers-c.nz,uLIr REPORTED FOR The N Y. raisunn

FLOUR AND The inquiry fer Western Canal
Flour Ia limited and prices of shipping brands shade
susr The INCLUDE bbls SIS az Us 40 for
perne State and Western IS 50 5 90 for Extra State
OF Western Extra 5000 IS 80 for fancy State 90
for shippus brands Of Round Hoop Extra Ohio, and sea
81 IS for ada brands DO Canadian Flour dull and lower
sales of 800 bbls at IS $50 So IS for extras.
Southern Flour Is dull and heavy particularly the low
grades sales Of go bbls at SIS 50d 50 Is for Mixed to good
super6ne Baltimore &c. and Sc 25d 81 for Extras. Rye
Flour 10 fair Request and il firm sae Of 1877 bbls 50 10
% Corn Meal is rm and In moderate requests sales
Of 100 bbs at 80 9vo % for Jersey Buckwhsss Flour Is
inactive at sl 1895 ~ y Ito 10
ORAIN-Ths Who's, market opened steady, with limited
inquiry and owing sht improvement in feisht closed
at decline Of Go per bushe The demand for milling
tnur. moderate The s,ss comprise "a 800 bush Chicago
spring at 81 81 Sl 26 1890 do Racine Spring 25V
Sl "a, 1890 Do. North sstern Club q. 81 26a 81 nj
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". lob. , ,.,.-, rt-. ......


This has been increased 70 i2i0oW by we c1h-
yerio Of bonds Of old the amount Of t208O
by the share its OF the Buffalo aud Niagara Fas hsosd
COMPANY 565 GOi By the share capita OF the Lewiston
Rsilrosd Coup.gy 2i7 600 and by shtre capital OF the
and Iase Ontario Rsiiroad C0mpeny, 5b0N
or the funded debt Of hs Conpsn, the certeates they
"a we i.,u.d for the emsied value OF the hs
OF The several Conpanie, above par The original amount Of
this was ! 8gI 700 The following statement Of the
eted value Of the shares snd the smonr ocerthcates
is1ued to The shareholders IN the several Con rar,s;
nd ed Amt. FOR
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Steamers Outward Bound.

i n 49,, 81. JonN's. n. =, Fndsy. Nov. %, 1861.
- sSswsboat Of the Associated Press boarded the
- sova-Scotian, for Liverpool, of Cape
ks,,,.r.- O'clock, on Thur.day afternoon, and the
lsIp Edinburgh, for Lverpsol, at ~ o'clock.
H. ,ss well On both ships, AID The latest news
fss.ps MI o. board, including the boDbardment Of
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Lord MOMCk.

MONTREAL, Friday Noy. %. is6L
Lord Monck was sworn In as Governor General Of
Canada at Quebec yesterday.
There was light fall Of snow this morning. Thp
Thermometer stands 20 above zero.
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,arious dividends
ayable in Boston on Monday next:


The Boston Ga,sht dividend is quarterly. The month Of
December Is the usual period Tor other dividends not yet de-
cia cd whieh The Appleton, Hamilton Merr~sc
MiddessI Mills Manufacturing Comrantes amounting 70
some tl0OUG The Atlantic Mill, it, cemneI div.
dead Interest the New York Central Railroad y cent
convertible bonds of 1864 is due IA NswYok Dec Is and
OF these securities Is held In hi. vicinity
The Eastern Railroad income bonds originally $780,
goo issued Dee 1884 payable $4,000 the s OF Deem
bsr annually and 4Oo have been already redeemed with
+ IS go to be psid Dec. !. 49,
The Vermont and Canada Railroad paid In August last Its
fiat dividend since june 1854 Payments viii hereafter be
regular, In June and December.
The Chicago Tribune Of Wednesday thus notices
Money and Exchange matters in that city;
The heavy banks continue sell exchange at to- premium
10 cstomers Some OF them report rather closer while
others hold directly the opposite opiui1n IL thought even
by those port that the Pork trade by the large
demand will create for currency would soon force return
TO the present rate fraction should be added to the figure
now rang Most of them adhere firmly 10 the present rate
The brokers charging &C., and some OF them &C. FOR the
season bankers report LIBERAL amount mskns and largo
supply on han& The fact is the Wes has purchased spang
Nv aud ported largely for months past and hence
change has and for much longer period
than ever before IN the history OF the city.
There comparatively little doing Ia paper outside the
banks The nominal at 1000 y cent q annum for
6ss ouslity TO fair and higher according to risk &c
There Ia not much demand for gold We quote the range
ta cent the lower figure the larger banks to custoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-30
SUPREME CoURT-cmcuIr-No 2s-BsfOrs Justice
LEONARD.

The SEX OF CELIA" ZOYARA DISCOVERED.
nes Mcdonald sgt Spencer O Stokes and =. w. Stokes
The plaintiff sued the defendants on draft made
plaintiff in Hamburg to f. w. Stokes and sccspted by S.
Stokes The defendaptsse up counter claim Of 5000
value Of four stations respectively named Prince"
Slymsn" Earl King" and "Fsvorts" which plaintiff
Inverted his own uses The latter presented to Mile
ZOyss by the King Of ssrdIis The original letter Of
Fascination in Court II described the stallion dspple
F az years Old sfeen hands high, and used saddle
SH. The King presented It 40 the ilustrious Lady
%ua tribute TO her great equestrian ski and to her
res lady" Mr. S. O. Stokes called TO the witness
I'D he testified that hs found Ella" In Europe several
usgo. ELLA" was then dressed Is boy. After Ella"
Pane member Of his circus eompsny he was dressed In
Pc elohing, and had continued to since The horse
se teddy the King Of Sardinia the hboysns,ned
reply tos question Of plaintiffs counsel, witnes. ssd he
heard that EaY bad eloped few weeks ago with lady
whom he was subsequently, married.
IJudge Dean, for the plaintiff contended that
In the Of tort could he up in an action
r. eonnter clsim.
.tudss Dean for Plaintiff Henry Bennett and Mr. Baker
Il CEAKBBRs-Noy. 79-Before Justice ISGRAHAN.
L. DECISIONS.
sarah A, Dusenberry sg'. James A. Dusenbery
sspoit eonhned. and jnd. mtit Of divorce granted
e'ohne Watson agt VIM Watson Report confirmed, and
49,. Of d ooe granted Plsntif to have care and Gus
r.. O. the children.
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Increa.e............. ls0,42S 54e5. SS2
10 rnceinfs ~ flour and prnin nj Detroit WE'RE.

Navigation on the Illinois and Michigan Canal will
be suspended the Both inst, and the water drawn
off from ali the levels on Dee. !.
Annexed ia statement of the various dividends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-30

Trade N Boston rs Improving The Shipping List says;
"There activity TO notice both IN cotton snd wooe
goods and ces generally have upward tendency, iih
very arm are The stock of Cotton in the hands Of
u.ctur-rs Is fast dsapp airing supplies not soon
oev.d the scarcity OF goods mutt force prices -i higher
leading STYLES sold up close The prospect 81 still
higher prizes for Wooden goods 10 also qnits favorable Al
though higher than for time past should be Ierle
auction sale the past week essb hing bgh prices for
all desbe grades for army clothing aud 1t viii be ditsn
for manufactures gs, a dollar for old one
Wocicn Cloths Cotton Warp Cloths. Black snd Mixed SATIN
Fancy Casiere and other goods suited for general con
SUMPTION k sy to advance In Stocks sold up
clsse AID prospects of the trade encouraging The ez
ports from tia port have been next to nothing DUNG the
week"
The statements OF the banks of the three principal
cities Of the Union for the last week compare with
the previous one, and the corresponding time of 1860
no follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3D. 1861.

ia well for them TO realize the fact early in ia slice to
all parties concerned.
We annex our usual summary of exports OF DO
cr.Glinr Nau % fallny2 3:
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Cost earnings, expenses, ETC., yearly for seven
years, commencing with 1854 and ending with 1860:
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The receipts from the Is. Of January for three

The stock of hour aud grain at Chicago at the COM
mencement of the past four weeks was rs follows;
Nov IS. Nov. 10. Nov IL. Nov L.
Flour. bbl,. ..... l8,l76 lsloa 1875 lS5le
Wheat bnsh....I,2s7237 Iil697O i,2o9,lg7 1,2s2Jp
Corn ba,b..l21603l IlAs6i lUIp2U7 1855 54
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s252 49, "a 7G7 IS 616 4G2 IL 233 324
Lat Wees.... 211B94gl l56t0Ig5 30 1m6iJ lI2S.,.N
Last year,. 2l8l4333 1O6Iol53 25993S09 l8,9SSOi7
The Canal tolls for the third week in November
"a ,or Ia ,sps well In 1880 .,.,,...,., 1902
Total lbol TO nov
Total l60O to Z94iSS
A comparison of the footings Of the weekly bank
staten ent of the Boston banks with those OF last
week, exhibits an increase Of sli6,096 in the items
of loans and discounts $500 30 in SPECIE 1924 1873
in circulation, and decrease of s2j O96 in deposits.
We annex the principal footngs for the past two
weeks with the corresponding week last years
IS61. Loans Dis Specie. Deposits. Circulation
Nov ID. ST. gC2OT9 S7,leO0u &23573,45D S6l63oG
Nov g.. o. I63 7,5ie,23o 2J,e539I e,9lB39
Nv. Is. SCI Dss57 s3s9O,o4 sI7,seL6,s s79i5aoa
The receipts and shipments Of produce at Chicago
.aL
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-NOv. 20.

The CASE OF CAPT. GORDON.
Az IL O'Clock on Saturday morning the motion for
ga In lhe Of Capt Gordon of the SLAYER Enc will
e.asd y adyeue to the prisoner sentence viii probably
a. Saturday the closing day Of the present
~rAD STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Nov. 20.
Before Comnissionor HENRY.
HOMICIDE AT SEA.
~. = 1'ored man, named VIM. Henry Hawkins, was
On charge Of taking the life Of Capt Adams Of the
~ H.. In the British Channel 1he Commissioner