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DISSOLUTION.

TIE Arm of HEDRICK RYAN is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Mr. Ryan authorized to settle the bust
ness Of the firm J. J. HEDRICK,
J. r. RYAN
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HEADQUARTERS NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Ralai0h. Oct. lIth. 1851 |

General Order,
No. l9.
l. An accounts against the State of North Carolina In
for military purposes, must be presented at this of
fee within thirty days alter they have been made longer
withheld be given of their favorable
sideration prompt payment
H. cunts should Gi,oays be accompanied by certi
cate of some officer authorized agent of the State thai
the property delivered that the price charged
was according agreement contract and that the
cever will for the to the State Otherwise
accounts cannot be paid.
By order of the Governor.
j. G. MARTIN,
Adiutant General.
Oct. IT. 36-3td-9Itw.
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Kdlt0r Of Standard:
Dear sir: TIE 5Oh n. G. Regiment is encamped at this
place, within short distance OF Col VERSIONS command
aud the precise spUt of encampment of the n C.
reGiRent in the AeElcdn war.
Cur Lieut. Col Draughon, has arrived and assumed COM
mand. lie is fine officer 8nd accomplished gentleman
and universally respected in The regiment. Col. Parker
who chosen place OF Goy Bell, has been heard
to his by illness. We ned Wilmington II or
IA days and truly say that for hospitality
exCeis any place with which have any KNOWLEDGE Our
soldiers provided with great many comforts by way
Of clothing and otherwise Tue sick well cared for in eve
way, aud all who desired it taken private hous-
e and treated with much attention and kndne as If
they had been surrounded by their mother and sisters
week passes that the Society here does send out
cothng &c, soldiers in Virginia elsewhere
With what contrast such hospitality and kindness to the
COldhearted paTsimony OF other places in N. q.
God bless the people of Wilmington. May such q place
be the very last N c. fall into the hands the Lin
CUlptes. Yours truly. + G..
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O1cal returns show the imports of wheat and aorr d
ring hs egh months ending in August have reached the
The Bouse very much agated rentes have dscIinad
closing at 69f. $50. ~ H"'0 oooiheo,
me Pore OF Rome refuses all compromises with the enc
Relations between Italy France are satisfactory
! tr1nce asks tor no Italian territory
he spanish expedition to Mexico is actively
Ing, and will soon leave ' P4oSIess
Cotton The Gales for the week are 67 ooo h. ioOa
eC enos upwards at an advance of Id Sales to
tsy Sfn9ay are estimated at l7O0O bales including o00
70 spectators and exporters The market closed Arm and
unghahged a. the following quotations: "
FAR orleans Il ID mddng do O1d fair chile 1o,a
ted ~ 75s o6a mddng DO ed The stock estiaa
The saes Of cotton Liverpool on SATURDAY. the kh i+
ached 900 halesmarket closing Am at previous
Som a 61cadst' II closed firm. Provisions Qut Con
Soi' 0%S d % Tor money
RIcHkoND, VA, Oct a. 1891
rev 9k papers Of the l6h list, contain dispatches
ed activity day ard night at the Navy Yard Eight bnnSred
.PeaVes are employed casting caanon shot and shel
All NE cannon are ri1ed.
Advices from Fortress Monroe % the l4th state that tho
loss OF ire zOth indiana regiment in tue affair Chiskam
aC0mIco, amounted to f0rty.seven
Advices from #ssh gon City, Of the 10th state that
Washington have been released on taktdr an os ana
engage further in the against the United States
hose released in Washington. are Townshend Bobk.
p W. hah3; r. u Aford D. D. Fiqgtt S Green, David
=; Wnte!d, J X. Payne, W. James, 4. Bomander F.
W Wad r. b %S9o g. RoDg R. Boone Walker
P'n, " Jon SUM- w. BURROWS, d.
n. NcFal George Banker, J. CarIn, j. O Bren s. Gar,
rtt L. Rq k w A. Barr on G B Gambling J. Lea dbetter
a. NTH, !! F. 6rsyson. R. Pnckney, W j. n Parton
George L: Arrahee, j. l. Elliott, George Miller.
The Prisoners are 10 be sent to orfok
Nothing later at scIoek this afternoon from the Perrin.
sula.
Gt" Eenurt gard Ks port the Battle Of the eEsr
July, 1861.
RtcHMo1D VA, Oct. 23d 1851 P NJ
Gen Beauegsrds report Of the battle of the 2lst July,
has been received at the War Department It is ooits
lengthy with yolaminous accompanying reports. Some
das will probably elapss before copies be obtsned
| tor publication.
Bosrox, MAss., Oct. 18th, l8el
Professor Long, of Dartmour College, died On tie 18th
! mt.
RICHMOND, VA, CT. 7sd. 1851
Secretary Seward has addressed communication to the
Governors Of the Federal States ntmaDg the Euro
pesn agents OF the Confederate States may involve the
United states in fore war; aud urges Governors
to place their coasts in proper state of defence con-
dsTs that the Federal government will pay their propor
onabe amount of tAs expenditures for such purposes
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SIT
TO OFFICERS |!
TO OFFICERSI

Those who have been waiting for Uniforms be sap
piled. One case GREY CASsIMERES arrived this morn
ing.
Call early and the goods at
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80 - e
OFFICE WILMINGTON l. WELDON r. p. co
Wilmington, 10th October, 1861.
DIVID1SsD 10. 10.
DIVIDEND of eight per cent. on the Capital Stock OF
this Company has been declared from the profits of the
last fiscal year. and will bepaid to Stockholders and a
thu 10th November next the oneha in cash. and the
remaining half 10 bonds of the Confederate ftaes of Amer
ca. By order of Board of Directors,
JAMES s. GREEN, sec'y.
YEIHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders OF the
4 Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Company, will be held
in this place on Thursday, l4th November next.
~ JAMES 8. GREEN, Sec'y.
Oct 18th, 1861 3S1t-q sc
Raleigh papers. Goldsboro Tribune Tarboro Southern
err and Norfolk Day Book will publish four times and sene
bills to this Office.
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Later from EUROPE.

NJ HALIFAX, n. s., Oct. Is. 1861.
. ear.y- Arabia, with Liverpool dates via Queens.
~ 10 the 9TH inst. has arrived.
G,7 >lsamer ArdbiG brings two days later news from
ma that brought by the North American, being
Lindsay, M, P, in speech at sunderland. to his
MS, gave it his opinion that the English Govern
M gu 1T to urge the raising of the American blockade
% England and France should consider the expe-
& recognizing the Southern ConfederaOy.- [Cheers.
lahcia depression continued in Paris and there had
he 1nne agltat on, owing TO the price Of bread.
1crr me American government in Ireland looking
@GI put IS unable to say how they have succeeded,
NA' with little encouragement.
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WTLMIEGTON IRON AND COPPER vyORIks,

WILMINGTON IRON AND COPPER WORKS,
FRONT STREET MAEKET,
WILMINGTON, n. C.
L. 4. HART JOHN @. BAILEY, Proprietors,
IN +u PRACTICAL BUILDERS Of portable
HAAls4s sad stationary Steam Engines of any re.
kS4~263 quired power and kind Of boiler, saw mile,
Nsssaaanes gristmls gin gearings and any other kind
of machinery made in any establishment South Have on
hand large variety Of patterns for machinery
eral in the surrounding country VIII supply drafts Of
all kinds of machinery and mill work. Turpentine stills
and copper work in all its branches Al kinds of iron and
machinery overhaned ard repaired. All work warranted
to be as represented.
In connection with the above esablshment have on
hand large stock Of rubber and leather betting facing
packing rVets and mill rocks and boiling cloth Tor grst
mills Mill Saws and CrcEar Saws Of any siEB and gauge,
furnished at short notoe.
| Feb L.
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LA.lIlAG EhUn TIE SEAT OF war !!

IlChMCHD; ' A., 'CL "a, IS6t-6:40, L. III.
-." t..y"ms omcIa intelligence mas Teen received
tE>TsEyILLE, Get I'D, Is6I.
.s- tvtas reports that he engaged DAY
-t'a. "lA Twelve regiments ana 1--WE batteries OF The
.-.l:y --.. lis Potomac.
--ey had crossed uuder cover lleTy fire. He
'e 'Acm 0ecH wItA heavy loss III killed. AID two hun
...7.I.Is.
a. nad tour regiments and five Colonel
l=.eE Of oregon Waa kled Col. CUgaH. Ii and ten oIne
81. .,sr old slN pieces VI uI uuery Were captured.
lSECO D DISPATCH
IHCHMOND, Va, UCC I'D, lo6l-l0 ?. II.
a,>5 J=Iesr~m " the USpat2h, from Manassas, says
a. bee, tldeldl 1858 In me paGL4o The POtOnaC,
-a-- 4ls Ouuay, four To five hundred Killed
'.4-I ana three hundred dIU%Eed Ia Tie Potomac Whit
@ta -lis " OSS Lue river.
4Ls NO hundred killed aud wound.
". il IDS Il triumphant victory tOI The COliedeTaLas.
rglIuE Ia from Tie Peninsula the uthoI Camps.
g-s.g is AlJuaLCu about hTee miles the PoComac
-.s Virginia OF the rIyeT ana ly0 mics North OF
.-oHu Capital If LUudUn county, The ter
--A u The orange, LOudOn and Hampshire haIl Road
" E'als Of AldrIOu, south Carolina, commanded Out
s.ss.-aOUR
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TREAsURER's OFFICE,
WILMINGTON Il MANCHESTER K. r. Co.

WILMINGTON MANcHEsTER K. R. Co.
WILMINGTON, N. O., Oct. 18th, 1851
DIVIDEND No. l.
Dividend of per cent. upon the Capital Stock Of
"A this Company, has this day been declared, payable to
Stockholders and after lst day of November next of
which six per is due to the present and per
the preceding year.
The transfer books closed until day of payment
JOS J. LING, Treasurer.
Oct. II. 36uN.
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Transient Advertising

Civic and Military House, SO Market st.
Oct nd Al.3teod&oIt
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rNoe0sALs Foa swnnr porAron,

PaOPOsAIs FOR SWEET POTATONs.
PROPOSALS are invited for The furns ing of Sweet
J. Potatoes for Troops, in the following quantities and
for the following poiuls:
Confederate Point .275 bushels per month
Fort Johnston 500 - " -
Camp Davis (Mitchell's souud) go " "
wilmington ............,......2I5 =" "
Camp Hopkins, .....,......... %
Camp Wnslow,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 +" :" "
LeKe lsdn0, Lo5 -
Parties proposing will the price charged per bush
ell delivered Wilmington, at their respective points
Deliveries will be made seweeky, and in such lantities
may be ordered. Proposals will he opened Oct 3st-
When it s necessary to bags, barrels, boxes,
transportation parties proposing will be expected fur
nish them The packages will be returned. Address the
Undersigned at Wilmington, 4. C.
HENRY NJ. DRANE,
apt. & A. G. s.
Oct. 81, 1901. 393lO-9,3lOw.
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BLACK CLOTHS,
DLACK CASSIMEREs,
- VESTTNGS &C.,
VESTINGS &C.,
PANT STUFFS,
PANT STUFFS,
GREAT VARIETY,
BEST CUTTER IN THE STATE,
The Military Cutter, at
Oct 23d. BALDWIN'S.
WANTED! WANTEDs
NY OF the following named articles wanted by the
"A Ordinance Department, Confede States and per-
sons having Them in small quantities. solicited to
send them by Express, with Bills made at fair prices
either Mount Vernon Arsenal, Mobile, Capt. j. L. White
Augusta Arsenal, Capt W. G. Gill Charleston Arsenal
Capt T. L. Chds. or to Confed States Laboratory, Rich
mond, Va, notifying the Department of the shipment.
Lead, pig or scrap,
Zinc,
Tin block or sheet
Oakum or Tow,
Nitric Acid,
Crucibes,
Sheet Iron,
Sheet Brass,
Speter.
Payment will be made on delivery. j. GORGAe,
1t. Col Chief of Ordinance.
GcG. III. 81 2wd-82w.
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BANK OF WILMINGTON.
TTIHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of this
Bank will be held at the Bank Wednesday, the 18th
of November next. g. JEWETT, Cashier
Oct. IS. 2td&Wtm
Salisbury Banner and Tarboro Souherner copy till meeting
FRESH SUPPLIES.
OUR travelling agent is sending goods daily
~ Cassmeres and Sattinetts by the yard for men
boys-lowest prces-whoesae goods
TO MAKE TO MEASURE.
We have
Black, Olive and Brown Cloths Fancy Cassimeres Blk
Dosskn Csssmerss, North Carolina Cassimeres &C.. at
BALDWIN'S,
Oct. 49, SO Market st.
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Oct. 23d.
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NOTICE.
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Oct. II.
The New York herald., 1861-10-17

TAE LtTE AoapESr on THE Hrpsoy RIVER RMIRoAp.-
The nquest in the case Of David Griffith member OF
the sixth regiment New York State Militia, now en-
camped ut Elm Park who By train OF cars
the Hulsln RIVER kaIrotd on Monday concluded
yesterday by Coroner JackmaH. The ciginecr OF the
locomotive testified that he the dcet-sed on the
track long before the catcher struck HIM. but thought
il bundle On nearer approach, however he dis
covered that II was the body Of mas ad that he
dead. Tie akemab who assisted III removing the
manged Of deceased to the he could
not tell whether the corpse was st not The general
impression board the train was thai deceased had
died IL , and that the passing of the cars over lis
body had nothing whatever to do with ms death still
treie was evidence e,ictd e. SLOW that the
body was cold aud stiff when i ascn aboard.
IN Peach made external examination }, the remains,
and found the skull aud left arm badly fractured and
these INJURIES Ia his epiaon were the of death.
Here was scrios conflict Of opinion between the doctor
aua the !ailfoa employe, which puzzle the Jury for
some times hut 4 length the matier PATCHED up by
the most aoH coGlaita verdict o. "BcatA from injuries
unknewh." Wnciler nor Gflflths killed through
tic clrrlessne-s ~ The railroad employees not still IN.
vo!veG ia 6Ugb deceased was twenty i've Yea of age,
ana nas a native OF i3Va
The New York herald., 1861-10-17

We have private advces from Central America to the
sth OF October decree had been passed by San Sui
Vaaor aowiag bonus on all machinery for mining pur
poses, and some cuerprisng have formed an asso
caoa to work The old and fabuousy rich mines Of Santa
Rosa company of eight had comc from Cali
TO. MIA, and had set CT fine stamps with them
The country is very quiet, and evcrythin improving
The natives are finding out that al Americans are not
nibusters, and the old prejudice has all faded out The
government were pleased their act so otg deayed
OF granting charter for transit that they were to
publish GEhlet showing to the people the nature of
ne one hRic with the parties OF the late contract.
lhe 4 ysfnmelt, anxious TO progress had addressed
the loreEera malg them m offer OF te privileges Of
pank rod & b. onit direct from puna Cacao to Gilman
Gcga. Ii viii 70 dobt be built by them as by tho way
o. KeieJo IL II very iong wei! bad road ntassl-
bic to carts III the rainy season.
THIS would be snail but fine opportunity to invest
s>3 .i25o0 to i5 ESQ to advantage there are many
P1vi'Ees ana Guarantees. or all the gr3wths OF this
state cJttcn ielis TO be taking the lead AT Mr. Fitz.
gcad s.wmi cotton gin, &C., Tho seed was carried
away as iast as eeaned, 70 be planted II is thought
thousands Of bacs viii bc exported this season ana go On
Increasing.
Mcssrs Russell & Fitzgerald would soon s,nd on some
farty ol bes Of cotton but The were 50 bad that
II could not be carried Cotton viii build road Tor
I'll
aaycttc, tho murdercr OF Joe White had been son
tonceu TO loir years in the chain gang at Leon.
Tie crop OF indigo IN and about Kivas would be very
hrg2, acco.d ding to the acres planted.
toiee was receiving great attention, and It is thought
the state would rival tosla ica few years in thit
article.
1t thought the Presidential election would 20 or
qnley. Mon,eaiegrc rcfcscd accept the nomi.
nation The Granada department would elect their can
di ate.
Ihe indigo crop OF San salvador will be larger than for
years-it is thought twice RS large former crops
III ere ~ disposition stil TO the Ave States
into Il tcacra compact II may be understood when
know tiu it enanatcs from GUaeinala and that it is the
hen and front If the socicy Of Jesus-reugecs from the
other States OF South America.
Oao OF Mora's friends, who accompanied him on his
fatal trip had Just been released and went to Feru
The revolution against Guardiola in Honduras, had
played itself aut.
The New York herald., 1861-10-17
The Hungarian Leaders Abandon
the Idea Of a Republic, and
Nominate for King.
Murder OF an American Ship CAP.
tain by Ezis Steward.
COTTON STILL ADVANCING,
&c., &c., &c.

The screw steamship Glasgow Captain McGuigan which
len Liverpool at Ave p. NJ the I'd inst and Queens.
town the Cd ns arrived here at hapast six O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
The news by the Glasgow was anticipated by her own
report OIL Cape Race, Published in the HERALD on satur
day last, while her files Of papers anticipated by the
Bremen,
She has landed moro Of the passengers Of the
Great Eastern.
The Glasgow has on freight the following specie
). f. Freeman Co... Observation-Disclosures. f7O0
snow burgess .......................... 2j9
She has also five hundred bales Of cotton and WOOL
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool saturday Oct
b, via Queenstown the afternoon Of the 9th arrived
1t Halifax al haf-past four O'Clock yesterday morning
She has eighty passengers and f6 462 in specie
Among the passengers for Halifax are MAJOR Doyle tho
newly appointed commander Halifax, and Hon Arthur
Gordon, Governor Of New Brunswick
The Earl Of Egnton died the 4th from an attack Of
apoplexy.
Captain Adams, Of the American ship Lammcrcier
bound from London for Callao, was murdered or III
coast Of Deyonshrc by the steward coloed man named
Hawkins. The steward il nsed by the CAPTAIN ana
revensed himself by numbering tie deceased in cold
hlooded manner The ship had returned to London and
Hawkins under arrest awaiting the issue Of war
rant under the eStradton treaty.
The New York herald., 1861-10-17

Another council Of the ministers, presided by tho
Emperor, was held on the 3D.
pamphlet, entitled "1he Rhine and the ystua
and ascrbcd to very high inspiration, had appeared
Paris II protests that France does not want the Rhine
that consequently Germany has nohng fear from her.
but regards the vstua, it argues that Russia has De
signs that direction and France merely watches her op.
portuny guard herself against Russia Germany should
encourage reconstruction Of Poland The pamphlet is
regarded effort to proptatc the King Of Prussia
his approaching visit and aay the apprehension Of Ger
many
Troops had embarked at Toulon for Rome 10 replace
others in that city.
The Paris money market in very uncertain state
The supply was short, aad high rates demanded.
special meeting Of the directors OF the Bank France
summoned for the 5th inst.
despatch from Paris Of the 5th of October says
Rcntcs closed at 6S francs 50 confines or cen,imcs
higher than yesterday.
The Paris papers Of the evening of the 9th announce
that the Emperor and Empress left Paris ut three p NJ
that day FOR Compelgnc.
The New York herald., 1861-10-17

Steamer Marina. Crosby. Baltimore.
Steamer Sarah. Jones' PAiladelphis-
Steamer Deia ware Cannon. fhiiadelphia
Steamer Jersey Bue Loveland New bedford.
Steamer A II Bowman Clark, New Bedford.
Steamer Petrol. Young, Providence.
Steamer Westchester, Jones. Providence.
Steamer Trenton. Wilson. Trenton.
SAILED.
frignte Wabash; gunboats Florida, Augusta, James
Adger unadila Otawa Seneca Alabama, and st Jago do
Cuba
ihth-Steamshfp Columbia Havana; ships Cora Linn,
Wihemine (Rrem) Havre Helen Maria, Gibraltar;
KY hiisn'an bordeaux Lamplghter Malta; Vernon shang.
nrgs Fanny Butler Cete; Addy Swift st Thomas Rosn,
Oadix scotland Br Genoa; Greyhound (Br} Harbor brs-
ton, Nj, schr Miranda st Domingo.
Also storcship kecnse, steamship Phaadelpha gun.
boat Petti Y ship Express, steamboat NJ ylower ~
transport
The U steamers Ethan Allen Commodore Perry Step
ping Sone a ferry boas) and Narraganset (propcer),
have anchored at quarantine.
Wind during the day from NE to Sc.
The New York herald., 1861-10-17


The Bombay mail to the 18th of September arrived at
Marseilles on the 4th
Calcutta dispatches to September II report increased
business in piece goods at former prices Yarn in
good demand and rather dcarcr Exchange less favorable
for remitters-2hd.
Cotton goods at Bombay active and advancing.
Exchange, 25Sd. FreigAts declining.
IloNo KONG, August I, 1861
Exchange. As. sd.
shanghai, August 7, 1861.
Exchange, 6s. Cd.
THE COTTON suPPLY--INTEIrsT IN AMERICAN MIS-
sioNs BY BRITISH OFFICIALS.
Inc following IS an extract from the private letter OF
missionary who has been twenty five years in inGia:-
BoMEAY, India, Aug. s. 1891.
The people of the Southern states little know What TN
precadented efforts being made in niia 10 surply
England with cotton and get possession OF tie ma; KIT.
Every exei ton made TO gel the railroads through 30 e
heart of the cotton country. Even great quantities
OF cotton are being transported country reads,
i've hundred miles, 20 the coast. | an order last
week from an American merchant Air 81 i'll Bombay 10
native friend here, Offering pay him at cciaa tates
Tor two thousand canaies lof 1Sa lbs each ot cotton
delivered N Bombay. The offer involved outlay Of
Sl25,o0o There are many firms in Bombay doing lnc
business III cotton now, and making mancy rapidly. AS
soon as the railroads arc finished cotton will be poured in
vast quantities into England for then the only existing
hndrance-the great cost OF trauspoftation-wil be
done away. This year one OF the grca, cicftaLs in
Dude Rah alua Sing, has given orders to his agent
by all tho American cotton seed he iud In The Cai
c0tia market lie heard OF the difficulties in America,
and determined TO profit by IT, Ia. Extensive cotton
cultivation IN India would elevate this country. 1t
would attach to British rule and bring IN great wealth.
Al our Eng ish friends feel very mach Interested in tbs
struggle that is going On IN America and they
o, Tie warm Snrahy Of the people OF Great Britaiu
notwithstanding what is said in the papers.
The New York herald., 1861-10-17
ITALY.

The Bank Of Turin hal raised the rate Of discount to
81 per cent.
strong naval expedition with troops had left Venice
FOR the coast Of Dalmatia and Fiqme
The intended popular demonstration at Palermo ia IA
vor Of the Italian troops proceeding to Rome was pre-
vented, OWING TO the precautionary measures of the
government
TIE Pope had received the Samese ambassadors at
Rome
Al recent eohsistory the Pope is said TO have de-
bounced N 'ne strongest terms all compromise, aud
calling on his supporters TO be nrn and have no conca
tion with impious men.
IT Is asserted that the relations OF the Italian md
French governments were as satisfactory US possible.
France has not asked for any cession Of territory
The delay IN the settlement Of the Roman question s
caused by considerations or quite deren, Character
The New York herald., 1861-10-17

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
BEFORE Hon. .JDdpe Belts


OcT. l6.--Thc United .Stcs The British seaooaer
Areonaut and loadine.-Mr. stewart L. wooaford AS
sstant United States District Attorney, appeared for the
government and Mr. Charles Edwards Tor the claimants
The testimony taken before the Prize Commission
was then read and the various papers found board
the vessel were produced in court.
oh 'he conclusion of the proof Mr.. Woodford summed
NJ The case II behalf of the United states and Mr. Ed
wa Tor the British claimants tn, Court reserved its
decision.
u we caso q the British brig Aghurt, Mr. Edwards
move tiat the cargo the vessel which insisted or
moascs, and was pcrishablc should be released on the
cauanf, Henry oage. giving bond IN the amount to be
agreed upon. Mr. Wcodfofd opuoscd the rnot.on and
after some bric remarks lhe application was Withdrawn