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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04

BALTIMORE. Sept. s.
The Baltimore Amsricon Of to-day SAYS that no
rebel troops were ut Winchester on Thundsv q.
cept few Why were sick at Leesburg.
There are now three or four regiments Al Wa
terford, above the Point Of Rocks, and ono on
&c oso Creek.
Letters from Rebel soldiers 1t Reeds state that
the troops are in sad state of destitution, being
baTefooted and in want Of suitable clothing. The
skin. in . tsnneIy at Hillsboro had been taken
dripping from the vats, to be made into shoes.
All the horses from the snion and disuniou farm
ers had been ssized which created the greatest
dissati sfacton.
The want of confidence is increasing daily. The
hopes Of the Rebels are kept up by reports that
the General Government had only $4,000 troops
around Washington, and found it impossible 10
recruit any more
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OPP.cE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEws,l
Tuesday Eve, September 3, 1861. !
We notice but little change in the market to
day. Wheat is rather frmer, though not qustable
higher.
FLOUR Firm at S360@4.00. Shipments $50
bbs.
WHEAr--In active demand at 45g SOC. Receipts
5,79S bu. Shipments 700 bu.
BARIEY.-In demand at 2GI22o.
CORS.-Steady at l2c. Receipts 800 bu.
OArs.--But few coming in. We quote at 1910
OSIoNs'-Dull at S4loc. Receipts 100 bu.
HAY Prairie, per ton, "a.
RETAIL MARKET.
BurrER-l2H@l5c y h.
EGGs-3 doz. fer 25c.
PoTAToEs-5 bushel, &c.
LIMA BEANs.-10c y quart.
APPLEs-p peck, 2o@25c.
PRAIRIE CHIcKENs.-25c y pair.
New YORK Market.
NEw YoRs, September 3.
FLouR-Market SC better. <4.509470 Extra
State S4.25@4 35 Super Western.
WHEAT--About lc better. 81 lO@l.l5 Winter
Red Western.
BARL8Y-Quiet.
RYE-Quiet and firm.
CoRN.-Market 1c better.
OArs,-26@33 for Western.
WHISKY. Quiet at l7c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04

GIVE US SoxE OF THAT.-The State
Bank has on hand over one hundred ard seven
thousand dollars in specie. II we had that
little amount "oser." the newspaper publish.
ing business would have no charms for US.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS,


. Ii PERSONS HAVING GOODS IN MY
IA Store, No. Is Brady street, consigned to q.
W. Crawford, are hereby notified to call and take
them away, and thereby save charges for storage,
as have this day taken possession.
Davenport, September 3, ls6l.
split THOS. ORR
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04

MoRE TROoPs ARRITxD.-Last cve-
ming the Marsngo Infantry. Capt. Stabbs ar
rived on tbs train from Msrengo. They were
. very good looking company. We under
stand thst the cavalry regiment ie now full
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04

A NUIsANcE.-'rhe Alley back OF
store No. ls, Brady street. Is . great nuisance.
Mr.. Collamer, dealer 10 hides. 10 accountable
for The same. VIII the Marshal suggest to the
gentlemen that no abate the Duissnce!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
Appointment.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.
The Mayor of Washington has appointed Jos
II. Bradley as Corporation Attorney in place Of
JOS. n. Carlisle, resigned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
Arrested.
(.YECTEE TT

CINCINNATI, Sept. 8.
John II. Brown, arrested on Saturday on a
charge of selling arms to the rebels, was honora-
bly, acquitted this morning, no evidence being in
troduced against him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
From Philadelphia.

PHILAi ELPHIA, Sept. 3.
The subscription to the NATIONAL loan was
opened yesterday Sl35,0oo was subscribed du-
ring the day.
The Richmond Enquire Of August 2sth, says,
in letter from Florida, dated the 7lst of August,
which has been received at Savannah, Ga, saying
that the crew JET. Davis had arrived there, the
vessel having wrecked on the bar while trying to
get into st. Augustine, Fla.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
Reports OF Heavy Firing ON the Virgin.
ia Side.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.
Heavy firing is heard on the Virginia side this
morning. but the reports are contradictory con-
ceruing it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
THE CITY.

FrN AHEAD.-Another trotting god
running race will cone of over the Twh City
Track on Saturday next. Some fss horses
will start for the pursss offered.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
THE SUBSCRIBER pEINg ABOUT TO r

TNHE SUBSCRIBER EEING ABOUT TO RE-
L move his residence to the East, offers the fol
ing articles for sale cheap, to be his prem
ises at East Davenport, betweea the hours Of 10
A. N. apd 4P ~: | Horse and top-buggy, /
two horse carriage, one small farm wagon one new
double farm wagon, one cart, one COW, one plough,
set Of psrlor furniture be lsteads, chairs to-
bles, washstands, stoves, etc.
ag25-lwl W. II. HILDRETH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
Trouble Anticipated at st. Jo., MO.

= s.. JosEPH, No., Sept. l.
This morning our city was surprised and thrown
into a state Of excitement by the arrival Of l10
mounted armed rebels, who paraded the streets,
and captured two U. ). army recruiting officers,
and then returned to their camp, which is eight
miles distant
1t is rumored there are $50 rebels rendesvouzed
near here. The Withdrawal of the Federal troops
from this point and vicinity has left the field open
for their depreda.ions.
A Union Man Captured.
PLEASANT HILL, Nd, Aug. 80.
'Advces received from Martinsburg state that
Hon. Edward J. Pendleton, Of Virginia, has been
captured by the rebels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
n uTl q E

-v TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
~ purchased his material at cash
R2@W prices East, he is now prepared to
offer to the public as good stock in
quality and quantity Of ARRlAGES and
WAGONS as ever offered in this Halket, 1T
redrced rates. and will do all kinds o repairing in
my nne, At prices to correspond with tho times.
All kinds Of Eastern Carriage and Wagon timber
on hand At all times and for sale. Yoang's old
stand, corner Second and Iowa streets.
aprl7-dAwtf - D. C. KELLY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04

A large number OF cAepas1 dc ftise and other
materials Of various kinds, for the defence Of Can
ada, were yesterday shipped from Woolwich, on
board the hired transport Great Britain, for Que
bee.
The City OF Hamilton, transport vessel, char
tered by the Board of Admiralty for the service
Of the War Department, sailed yesterday from
Woolwick, laden with sixty eigkt-pounder guns,
and other wsr-stores, for Quebec. London Tmes,
Aug. Z.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
From SecessiOndOm.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. l.
The correspondence of the New Orleans Delta
Of August 2sth, says the coast Of the Mississippi
is we'll protected. Scores Of volunteers are all
along the shore, and quite q number Of gun-boats
are building.
The Knoxville Register of August oath notices
the arrest Of Commander Boutwell,, U. s. n. by
order of the Confederate Secy Of the Navy.
special to the New Orleans Delta dated Rich
mond, August q, says "a bill has passed Con-
gress for the settlement Of accounts with the gov
ernment and States, for advances towards prose-
cutting the war.
Sone members favor the release of Harris, Nc
Graw and Ely.
Commanders Boutwell, and Bright are at Rich
mond, charged with being spies.
Gen, Magruder is here !"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04

EMMETT GUARDs.-This new organi-
zation held Its first meeting last night. when
u men Joined, and about IS more, it is said
are about TO join. The next meeting will be
held this evening at lie Claire Hall. Capt
Lynch 10 commander Of the new company
He is said to be an experienced soldier.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04

FRANK PLuMER. GEO. VAN HosgN.
PLUMER Il VAN HOSEN.
4 TTORNEYs AND COCNSELORS AT LAW
"A and Notariss Public. Also, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn, Capital, $500, 900; City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven. Conn.,, Capital, $500,U0e.
Ofice in LeClaire Block, Davenport. sept
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04

Notice.
vJvHE UNDERSIGNED, BEING DESTROYS
l of settling his business s6airs - soon q DOS
sible, requests oil persons hsvipg accounts with
him 10 oall and ssttle INN 1diately.
Ne can be found for the present q the sfhce Of
Robert 6impson, Esq, over the old Variety Store,
ecsnsr a "a and Brady styeets.
HENRY h. SMITH.
Dsva3ssb Asgsst ~ lssi. sagas-x
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
MONTHLY ABSTRACT

OF the Assets. Liabilities ana Condition of The
State bank of Ioua, Merchants Byanch, at
Davenport, ter Monday Sept. 2, 1861
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
LATEST NEWS
BIZ the Mails.
The Fugitive Anderson.

The London Ansi-Siarery Reporter states that
the Anti Slavery society Of England have repu-
dated John Anderson, whose case created 20 much
excitement in Canada . short time ago. His visit
to Engand, tho Reporter considers, was most in
judicious. 1t appears he had an offer Of = farm
Of hundred acres Of land in Canada in fee sim
ple but he refused it, preferring TO run his luck
OF making money BY exhibiting himself in Eng
land.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04

EVERY one should prepare to visit
the Scott County Fair next week. and oil the
ladies will want new dresses and other fixings.
and the men and boys new coats. pants. etc
Oar advice to sli 10 TO go to Wadsworth's and
buy them. He is all ready with the Goods to
supply you. and will give you your moneys
worth every time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04

WITH CLOTHING AND RATIONS.
Soldiers enlisting in tho Regular Service fare
much better than in the Volunteer. They have
the best of provisions, and when sick the best
medical attendance.
Office op Brady street entrance just below cor
ner Of Second. See American Flag.
The only recruiting Office for the regular army
n the city
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
TIE UNION SAFE

Also Pianos & Harmonic 1alcdeons
From the best manufactures, will be sold for less
than manufacturers prices at No. l4o Brady
street. sp3-dtf-lstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
NAVY AND ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Business Of the Charleetown Mass Neyy-fart 10
pretty brisk lust now There are OYER 800 men on the
Payroll, ard the monthly disbursements average
abou, all 000 The steam.fngates Mississippi and Co
orado having been put last fail in the naval ready trn
nonld be lifted ont for sea short notice The lat fi
sbn Of the Chins squadron the splendid steamr gae
Minnesota, which went out new and came home rotIe1'
ia housed, waiting commission orders. She was ihu'
onchlv oyerhauled before being let out Of the t6l'
tractors hands The Franklin, the first American mai
ofvar on which the novel process Of conversion wss
tried, s lying ,tdtE Yso, and there is no knowing
whether she will ever be finished or not. The lines
Ohio and Vermont look they have looked for year,
and the Virginia remains upon the stocks where sh'
was placed when John Quincy Adams, who expected te
zee her launched, was President.
The csryc,ie Cumberland, which arrived at Norfolk
on Monday from Vera Cruz, will be dockcd, as she
leaks.
The new Secretary Of the Navy will have plenty Of
squadron duty to provide ships for, as coon as be
gets his department in order. The following vessels
arc now nearly or quite their fnl time in commission;
The Sabine and St. louis, 81 the home ~Iuadruni the
Congress. at Brazil; the Mohican, MyHic, Sumter,
Portsmouth and San Jacinto Of the African s1nndrvn
the Lancaster, Saranac, Wyoming and Narmganssti u,
on the Pacific station the Hartford John Adams and
Saginaw in the Chinese Seas The sneeessors of even
such Of these vessels have not yet been be specified
two year. in active service should be receiving their
crews now at our Nayy-iard.
We stated abou, a week since that the garrison at
Bedloes Island consisted Of 60 men. II manned by
no less than 80 regulars. The guns have been over
hauled.
About goo 900 were paid TO laborers at the Navy
Yard, for their semi-monihly service Uncle Sam 10 at
last clear with the hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

Fisld Fish, Fihar, udpe Hardy Johnson Herman Lam
s h: Ia. s.. s.:s kSss
snod ss, Sherwood sHh ses 90 i0'hs
KAYs-M..s. q. Andrew. Ansei BALDWIN, Dfsw ;.s,
Rysn Burt Cartel ch Kmsq w LEWIS Lard McFaadsn
Mer1ii Nm seo Acee M9rgan h{eS Ps s smS,
Randi, Richardson sc.yeh shnii' H. r. '"'"' . '"'''
10eii-' wager " sxPEDIflsG BUSINESS.
n, precderpast offered resolution, which was
sAopted. uroviding that any member VINO shai, DC
within tie bar OF the house wneh ms inss svcnseS
and not on tbe lirSt CALL hA'''i, u'"
be regarded as IN contempt.
TRADE AND TUSSAGE REPORT.
Mr. Angel offered resolution that the CLERK aseei-
tain and report TO the House the reason why me
Audiiors Report on tolls trade, and tnnnage on the
canals delivered on Feb. 26, had not been printed.
AIDING TRoY UNIVERSITY.
motion TO reeontider the vote by which the bill TO
lend give the Troy University w's passed. ell
ced suilited-perhsps angry Is better w0rd-debae
in the Assembly The yeas and nays had been ealed,
aIso The abaeIfpcs which took very long tine, and
when the Clerk bad announced the affirmative vote 81
hacking one vote of the requisite nnmberb AR fierce
roo aud called for the absentees. Mr. H. Smith rose
N question of order his point being that u was not
In order 10 call for the absenlees alter The ahrmae
vote had been announced. The Speaker decided tIe
point not we'll taken. -,
,n,by debate In which the practice Of keeping open
tbr sts in order 10 drum mp votes 70 carry bills OF
questionable or unquestionable propriety, was Sc
yerely reprebeuded by Mes'rs. Robinson, H. smith,
Dwight Merritt, and others, and In which the ruling
Of The Chair was sustained by Aessrs. Beneoici,
Pierce, Beardfcy and Others the vote was taken, aud
the Chair was sustained, % 10 10. Alter Which The
,nolion 70 reconsider prevailed and the bill was finally
passed, 66 to Al, as follows:
rYEAs-Me,rs l. C. lndns Bailey Ball B.dsl Benedic;,
Bergen bingham, Birdsa. Boles Bmws:r BysR Boesbee
BuII Callahan Camp Comsock Cozsns Darcy Davis, Filing
word FOrpom, Fa1on, Fsrsy Ferns Fish Fiber Fulton
GaidIer Hardy Hu.cEings, Kenny Kenyon. hnsPP Lam
br cit Lansing LssheI ". Lewis Long L0ugbran, heDer
mott Nacombe May Nickel Moore, hyies hrsbis Pierce
p.pdrra,t Povo,t Randall Sanford SS1e Shaw Sherwood
o. ri g. f. Smith Speaker Town'eud Turner VArian Walsh
81, ~ nv S'stSon, Webster, WoodIuG, Young-G6.
ea,rs w. Ansrus Baldwin Barnes Benton, Cetlin
r C,,,tsnde,,, Collin Coming Dooite Dwight, liner
TX d ke ms9 hSSs sy5so M Nevis Soi
sbS,Sn Roberts. Robinson, Salisbury. seOysl II.
sb a. p Smith j. Smith, sgmneT 1AbeTi TuitiD, Wpgcr,
Wh.esr Wizard Wrght-il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

for fair 10 fully fair FLopR. S59s6 12. FRnsHrsCocn
to Liverpool, I'D 70 Have 7c
At decline Of ie quoted 3iDl3sc PRoysIoss frn LAIR
On q, &C. MosEY easy ExcnAsGB Nsw-Ysrk firm Of ,
"
Nav .okLKASs March 27-CoTToy today soco bales
middhng Uplsnds, 2fd3e. SUGAR fm fair 70 fsy fair ausc
fkklGliTs; Cottsn TO Liverpool 1.l6c. H.l Ttl y
s.IsoEE March q -FLoUR steady BswId street ~ Y
mIT3o@i Cfty Mills rs Wheat bTm; Red 81 ETqelW,
Wthe 81 tc0$165 CoRs steady; Mixed s3d54o PRoyis.
steady at nc. II. IT 600 - -. - ri
PniLApEPni March z7-FLorR qiet sales Of 1900 ssls
az T9dx9 ~ for superhne WHEAr active, Red Sl2s )
Wnre vi foDxl 49, CoRs hrmj s.e Of 200 bush OF @lc
MEss PORK, eli Is. WHISKY duh bu, az "a AZ lao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
MUSICAL.

The fifth Concert In Mason e. Thomass series TOOK
place AT Dodworbs Rooms Tuesday evening. \
larger and hveer audience than usual even, INSISTED
and impartially sppauded the entire programme The
Concert, az whole was lees interesting thnn others,
though the beautiful performance Of tho beethoven
sonata in minor, by Mr.. Mason, was Of itsef worthy
TO call together the audience who heard i. posIhn-
nous Quintet by Mendelrsohn, in Is fiat msJor, was
Produced but, with The exception of charming scheT-
zando IL was not striking work. eouaia for piano
and violin by Raft esr attractive in spite Of
Messrp Mason g. Thomass best efforts. Tho sixth
Quartet Of Mozart however, refreshed the listeners
and carried off the evening successfully.
The Arion Society will give its second Concert this
evening, at Irving Hall, opposite the Academy of
Music. TIE solo performers will be Mr.. Noll, violin,
and Mr.. Henry Moenhauer, yioloncelo-ihe former
irving Mendelssohn canesto and the latter play ing
one by Goltermann. schumanns Symphony, No. a.,
and variety of choral performances, with The arss-
ance of large orchestra and the ladies OF The New
York Singing Academy" add 10 the attraetveness Of
the programme.
"A brief season Of opera is promised by Music and
his Associated Artists. The two Academies will DO
occupied ON alternate rights " I'm Iao in Maschera'
leading off at the Fourteenh.street house Monday,
and Linda d ChamouniS' greeting the Brooklyn
people on Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

REPUBLICAN NoMISATIoS FOR MAY0R.-Tbe
BROOKLYN Republican Mayoralty Convention reassem'
bled at No. Court street last evening for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Mayor III place Of Mr..
Henry A. Kent, declined.
The Convention was called TO orde' by Dir. ID. D.
Bradley, Chairman of the former Convention.
After calling the LIT of delegates, thu Chairman an.
nouuced the declination Of Mr.. Kent, who had been
nominated the previous evening wberePon Mr.. Henry
Bowen of the First Ward Withdrew the name Of
George HfAl and nominated Mr.. VIM. Colt "a the Re-
publican candidate for the MayorHlty.
Mr. Charles j. Shepherd Of the Tenth Ward stated
that he had had a conversation with Mr.. Frederick
Scboles on the subject OF the Mayoraly and that he
expressed his readiness 10 accept the nomination. lie
tbereupon moved shat Mr.. Scholes be nominated by
acclamation. The motion was subsequently, with
drawn
tblt the Convention 20 into informal ballot, which
was agreed 10. The following Is the result;
Whole number Of votes.
Frederick Schsles William Colt
On motion Of Mr. stearns, the nomination OF Mr.
SchoLs was made unanimous, amid general applause.
Messrs Joshua Heath OF the Fourteenth Ward, JAS.
A. Van Brunt of the Eighth Ward, aud A. II. Hodges
Of the Nineteenth Ward, were appointed COMMITTEE
20 wait upon the nominee.
The Committee soon after came In with the newly
nominated candidate for Mayor who being introduced
10 the Convention by the Chairman, expressed his
thanks for the unexpected honor conferred upon him.
He had hoped that they would nominate candidate
from the Western District, but u they thought proper
TO give h the nomination, 1t was their dcy 10 erect
him. They could do IL il they went 10 work. There
was that feeling In the Democratic party which be belt
confident would prevent the election OF Martin hab-
aeisch, and if the Republicans did their duty be DIR.
K would be defeated. Mr.. scholes again urged the
Republicans go 10 work and expressing his aocet-
ance OF the nomination. retired amid the cheers OF the
Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
Passenger. Arr,vrIl

=, In steamship Matqass' from MotansasM, Lu.s Stewart
Mrs Jo.-phne Ma dhof Mrs Margaret EHord L. O. ps,rsy
Jos Coles VIM. DorOn, c. Downing BUR- Anshsny Hor5oJ
John Rosilo Joe w Green, G. j. Mead Jos. Bsyori Benz
Rvet, Henry Henderson. Andrew Sturgent, Maria W.,
Hopper Michse Frepnd Peter Prime Edward ursnsy John
Buckley, Asa Cooler Thomas JOY David Ford, Robert sm,
and John CASTILLO. ..lt sos !
steamship pigo, from Lirerp0ol and Que>a.tors-Mr.
Blyih. tombstone Patrick Damn Mr. Bishop Thompson,
Mr. Shaw G. g. Aliner s. Parker Mr. aud Mrs. George Ne
hers w. C. Pomner. J. PletenDue Wigktson, Mr. smih
4 G Garcia, and 34Y in the tteefsge -
In brig SaHtd9o from Pdte-Fredf Kahn and jos
Coruey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

IN steamship iyabfa for Lirerpoo- Mr. and Mrs. James
Roy g. Van Rensselaer, Miss ,dsmsp J. Blade
man. j. r. CLARK NJ spiDrsr Mr.. add Mrs Jamss La,lsohn
ard two da1gits Walter Mcdowell, Mrs Jane w. Maitland,
ias Mr. aud Mrs Robert Gordon three shades
and " John T. EddS Ohio Hsl man Lev Mobile
MeIicn Spencer H. Curtis Mrs Mary Jane Smith London
d. j. King w J. Gee. Joseph StiL N T.; Ripley, Boz
TOM Mr. ard Mira PIC Oh, IN London Nicholas Carter WD
Billing N. y, Jas Turner Phils.i wm. Darcy EnFsna
EdwsId Hanley,N. J. Rsbsul Frances Herbert Beech,
and Mise Z. Beech, NJ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
COURT CALENDAR-THrs pAr.


CouRr or ArPEALs.-Nos. II, II, 10, II, 10, 20,
IHITEp STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-Nes. IL, IA, 90,
q 9s q. 81. ~. 30 81
SuYs,Iar CoUpr-CIRcUIT.--Part 1.-The Calendar
will not De cssd today No Calendar Friday being Good
Eridav I'm SATURDAY short v be called. Part Mos.
20 IT, SO I7s 60 49, T4 1851 32 6o 4i, TAG, 7s, TO-
49, re, $50, "a 772, 776. o.,
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part I.-Adjourned for the
Term Part Mos 1924, So S5.
COURT OF CoMMos PLEAs.- Adjourned for the
Term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
Disasters, &c.

EswPosr, March e7.-The ship Louisiana from LcnSc.-
bound 10 Portland has arrived here She has expeenced yer,
heavy weather but sustained d.usse On The lh nsf 81"
q schooBer sinking, the crew were rescued BY ahiy
by teierrupht0 Ewood Walter, esd SEQ bdof ynfewH
SnIP oTslUR Johnson hence for hong honf tn morning.
18th while going the Bar, In tow ut blowing 10
tins petty heavy from E. with very heavy seal sacs On
the oaier edge the B causing the ship TO reternee f
animation nov tho foot u State arece bfookyn
NoxFoik Mach 6-Ths schr Sarah Hubbard nom fSids
for NewYork with . cargo Of cedar, 10 .Aofe miles n
Mars Head a, ,,,,,,,.
TByeiesraph to Enwoed Walter ssq, sse BID sf UsdSvn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
MARRIED..

uTIfARS-McCURA-lh Russia, Herkimer County, n
y Thnrsday March Il Ss IT the .e'isenes OF the brides
father by the Rev ~ d. W,tes Mr. Peter Cauuthars OF
Walnut Grove Iowa. and Miss Tryphens hcCura late from
California.
PALMER-KINC-On Monday. March Is, by the Rev. Il. y
Liteohn u a. William II. Palmer esq, OF Hong Kong TO
Mrs Kate King Of Brooklyn N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-MARcn 'T.-Before
Tu.ttaa lRnx

ADJoURsED FOR VAST OF BUSINESS.
The Court adjourned shortly after the opening this
morning no b6sne.. Being ready The District Attorney wss
prepared with bat In one an important witness
account Of ,ckuess and Ia the other the Fe NJ.
wlo to .esyl ready Adjourned to TbuTfdsy o
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
uNITEn.srATEs CIRCUIT CouRT-DIsTnICT {

JERSEY--TEsSroy March 26.-Before Judge GREER.
henry A. Burr sgt. DuTyee, Jacques Co.
This is suit for an Infringement Of patents for ma
chnery process for making bat bocie The Court this
morning postponed the hearing VI tie motion for preliminary
Injunction sgsn the defendants until the final hearing and
ordered defendants bic monthly account under OATH Of
their the invention and give the complainant Mr.
Burr security the Of coo him sgsnst loss
for such amount ~ he may recover