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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21
The Pacific Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Oct. go, /

NAsHlhGION, Oct. ~; lool.
On the opening Of the telegraph to Great Salt Lake
City, the following dispatches were exchanged
GREAT SALT LAKE CRY.
To he President Of he United States.
Utah, whose citizens strenuously resist all impl-
tatiOns Of disiOyalty, cOngrltuates the President
upon the completion Of the enterprise which spa1s
the continent unites two oceans and remote
extremes of the body polite with the great Govern
ment sheart.
ene1 pusators Of that heart the parricdal hand Of
political treason punished, and the entire ssterhood
of States join hands in glad reunion around the ma
fional fresde. FRANK FULLER,
Acting Govemor Of Utsh
The following is the reply:
Sir: The completion Of the telegraph 10 Great Salt
lake City Is auspicious Of the stability and union Of
abe Republic. The Government TeeiprOcates your
congratulations. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
TO FRANK FULLER, Acting Governor etc.
CLEyEIASD, Ohio, Oct. 20, 1861.
The following dispatch passed over the lines on
saturday;
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Saturday Oct 49, 1861
To BnIeHtN YoUSG. Great sen Lake CHy:
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge The recent
of your message Of last evening" which was very
gratifying not only in the announcement Of the COM
plicai0n of the Pacific telegraph to yonr enterprs-
ing and prosperous city, bat that yours the first
sDessoge 10 pass over the line, should express IN
IiistakabIy the patriOtsG and UniOn-lovin2 senli-
zeDts of yourself and people. / Join with you ia
the hope that this enterprise may tend TO promote
the welfare and happiness of all concerned, and that
abe humiliation OF time III our means OF conmunica-
lion may also tend 10 aunibilate preudces, cultivate
broIberiy love, facilitate commerce, and strengthen
abe bonds Of our once and again 20 be- happy Union.
With just consideration fty your hlgh position and
Zoe respect for you personally
{! en- yeuT ObedieDt seVsn:, J. u WAVE
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-ocr. Io-Bstors Re.

To-day was sentence day in this Court. George
b. Clements forgery in the third degree, State Prison four
years Charles Wilcox grand larceny State PIison two
years William Wson larceny from the person City Prison
hreeu days Cornelius Shea, assault fined SIC Michael
Divine assault; PoneDtary eight months William Nober
William Prescott and George Edwards wor. seVeTaly re-
ndod.
William Callahan convicted IN tie Court Of Sessions on
the nth September 1885, Indictment for rpo upon
youug girl residing in the upper part OF the city Judge Rus
sell tat time presding allowed him 10 plead guilty OF an
sssan and through representation made the Court pcno
ed sentence Within few weeks past there have been two
additional charges against bin for Ike ofenses The Assist
DistTictAomey J. n. Au.hon moved today that The
Court sentence the old conviction where udg
ren lad been suspended The he assigned that
girls In the present desifous possible Of not
appearing Court Richard Brvtced esq, appeared for Cal
aLsn and vigorously and loudly opposed tie motion Re
Holman concluded that there uust have been reasons
influencing the Jury in impending Judgment and ~ 90 much
time had eapsed he did not feel called upon to punish the
offender the matter must be considered having been
passed upon by the Judge then presiding The Recorder
therefore ordered the entering Of the nominal hne OF sI cent?
and that Callahan be tried tie charges Callahan is
said be the house agent who rood zeal o.
property In the upper part Of tho city ard Is alleged that he
Is H. the habit Of entering tie honses Of tenants and making
improper proposals to the female inmates Adjourned
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has taken from us over SC mer Now n this fair when Il
be difficult for as to furnish our own States q1ota
Some State Governors have forbidden within he border
recruiting for other States Gov Morgan should do the same
There Is no question bu that thero many sympshizers
with the South in tins County, bu. there are enough Loyal
" 9oSm "1,p H. ia L. oc. H. iaGl w JUSTICE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The ladies' of the Volunteer Engineer Aid Society
return their sincere thanks to the ladies OF the Central Relief
Association for their liberal donation OF undereothng &c
They take Li opportunity of pubhcy acknowledging
the many kind fIvOr received hem their numerous friends
THE GARIBALDI GUARD.
A correspondent of The Washington Star notices
the Garibaldi Guard as follows:
Desiring to refer generally to the cleanliness snd neaness
Of the of soldiers the river which strikes me
emineny deserving OF commentator particularly
ene beauty CT the camp Of the Garbadi Guard One can
not but be attracted by s arb its hus and especially by
Oraches Of trees srcaily and ngeniousy together
and by their comfortable beds and seats formed by strips OF
driven into tho ground Even when on duty pickets at
basy Gross Rosds which order promptly obeyed evil
selves to their changed position by constructing comfortable
shelters composed Of boards and branches Of trees thus
detrimental to health th. season OF the wear YonT
readers already know that every civilized nation il repre-
officers the evident good feeling which exiss angnr well
fo the glorious cause IN which they have Patocaly
any mind OF the military skill and ability Of Col DIassy
in the admirable condition Of his command ne e Colonel
familiar with eight Of the modern languages all Of which
he spess nueuly enabling hTn 70 have een
with his officers and men notwithstanding toe eomor
situation Of their camp the Garibad Quad eyince rcad
advance upon The enemy whenever the necessity to DO
40 Is communicated them which is besides conclusive that
patriotism devotion the sg and Government Of their
adopted country has prompted them to take up arms IN Its
defense.
FIRE ZOUAvEs AT RICHMOND.
From "a. q. A." a prisoner at Richmond, we
learn the following additional names Of Fire IOuave
prisoners there, who havenot before been reported:
Robert Cunningham 81 Erginel Co II Edward Rowe, Co.
d; John Farow Co d George Smith, Co. d; VIM Nol Co
Greene Fosdick Rose No. ~ Co. D. Patrick Cook Co.
Mscslfe Us Enginel Co. COSTA leg) John Dunn, Co.
William Clak. Co. II Fink Co. II (deld) Harrison, Co.
Cumninsky Co. X Sol Tyack Co. AcCann Co. b j. b.
McGrdth, Co. ID.
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DIED.

JACKsON-on Sunday, Oct 20, Themes Jackson aged -
Yeas .
Covenant Lodge No. % l. o. Of o. f., respectfully IN.
v,ed 10 attend the funeral from his late residence No. 2o
Elizabeth street, on Sunday afternoon at 3o'cloek
MooRE-on SUNDAY morning. Oct 20, Edward lie Grand,
only son Of Alfred and Margaret G. Moore, aged years and
months.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited 10 stend
the funeral from tho residence OF bis parens No. 2O West
second street, Tuesday, the 22d al o'clock,
without frther invitation The remains VIII be taken 20
Greenwood for interment.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tur DAT.
U. S. DrsrRIcT CoURT.-Prize causes.

o .. DISTRICT COUkI.-FTIle Cdu5cs.
SUPREME CoURT-GEHrRAL IERH.-Enumerated
Nos. 483 to 49l, >9i TO 503 5i3 20 5l7.
SUPREhE CoURT-CIRCUIT.-TaTt Mos. 1893,
81 49, 1893 1901, 1903 1905, 1907, 1909 l4ll, il3
ltJ, lil7, 4l9 1921, 1909 1857, C3D 1913, 1906 EGi
Part lI.-Nos. So 02i ll5i 1889 1910 il3i ssi I2G
1878. ' 9' " '
SCPRENE CoURT-SPRcfu TgRs.-Demurrers.-
Nos lt2, ll6 Issues Of law, &c Nos 49, 4GO, 46 49,
i6.. 4Je3, 1895, 2zc 240, 40 TO AZ, 40.
SUPERIOR COURT.-Part Nos 22G5 g3l3, 1856.
863 1851, 23l, 2357 2aa3 2E7. 253g e3sl 2a9a 1856
21S, p40l--far lI.Nos. 1885, 2l6i, s29G liC4 1885,
2i28, 2JO. 2i52, 2i3 2s, 2i3e 2O Ii2 24i TAG 24f
2iaO.
CoURT OF COMMON Plastic General Term
will be IN session.
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ARRIVAL OF GEY. ANDERsos-Gen. Anderson
arrived by the Camden and Amboy line at Pier No.
] on Saturday evening, in rain Storm Officer
MeManus offered his Inda-rubber blanket as a pro-
lection from the driving tempest, which was accept
ed and the courtesy duly acknowledged II is under
stood that Gen. Anderson comes North by the advice
Of his physicians He Is at the Fifth-avenue Hotel,
where bic family has been for tome time.
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Assembly Nomination.

CkOTON DAN Fnday, OCT III, I85I.
Cnauncey VI. Depew OF Peekskil was to-day
nominated by the Union Convention for member Of
the lid Assembly District OF Westchesier County,
and the nomination was made unanimous. lie was
also nominated by the Republican Convention by
acclamation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

The GREAT BASE BALL MATcH.-This match,
we are assured, ia to be played on the Mutual
grounds to-day, at the time announced, despite the
statement that it was postponed which was pub
lished in a Sunday paper and copied on our third
mage,
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Death OF IIe Founder Of Odd Eel.
lowsfBin

BALTfNoER Saturday, Oct 10, 1851
The venerable Thomas WILDLY, the founder of
Odd Fellowship, died thin Saturday morning sud-
denly.
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,o Io..phus OF Boston Pnnan no.. a5, On Ire
oanns %g6 sirssd and coal p1s Ss and ne WI
sh at leasing badly saissy p tern /. bsly siase,
discharge Tor futlet eAl..nnsS'''
ma me Sessea bsdiy aFp.nes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

Judgment Of divorce granted -
Amelia Barnes agt Augustus T. Barnes Judgment Of d
VOICE granted Custody Of child swarded to plaintiff
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SUPRE4IE ,C0URT-GESERAL TEEH-0CT
oil the Justices.

Frederick HUH Ell al. agt. The New-York Mutual
IT, usnce CompEuyCophint dismissed and judgment for
the defendant ordered 80 - -
SaI.ae Levy Aasgnee &c, sg John Kelly, sherih-or-
der TO be settled notice.
Franklin W. Bruce agt John J Rsntom.-OrdeT affirmed
with 10 costs with liberty 10 further
Smith Davis AFT. Cornelius X. Dufie.-Alotion denied.
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Passenger Arrived

r. 5yig yIS, from 81 TAoMa'-J J. Love, unsh ov..
J. McDensId, III. Schenck. iva
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Amelia Heidenheimer agt Isaac Iieidenheimer.-

SUPREME CoURT-Cn,gBiRs-oor. Io.-Before Justoe
GOULD
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TO ARRIVE
Passengers Sailed

IN steamship Persia. for Iitep0Ol-Mrs r. Masters OF
County, 4. v. Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Low, Montreal Mrs
~ G. Johnston Baltimore Mrs. Hull Hamilton. C. " h..
Clayton. England; llr and Mrs Chas r. Lsyey children
sndZ servants Quebec; g. C. Taylor Beltimore g. = low
montIeS,; > Layard Calf +. Sorde, T. c. Geusehe w. -
tes.eI NJ " Jas Leslie. q. s Consul Nice Mr.. Lee
3a ehn ~ Huckuer y. G. Nochf Bait }. Gisdst0ne
ion1oni W. u. Poole ". ~ de Bodice. Washington f.
r. S'syno toronto Nj and MIs G. D. Rigs Ncw.YoTk
y; Il: Paterson n \. Miss. l.. WILKINSON Botnn: " e.
NlAinson do. A. J Moiha-t, Paiis \ f. Reilly y Y: W
SIR r. Johnstone, hug \. Bartlett and lsmily n T. Mr.
Messber and bliss T. Nofsiber Eng T. tirayer \ v a
Ncs,enbolsn, Sheffield: W. Mnir H. B. 81 Corsni \ o.
VIM. Roger, n. y tyen-, G. Getting Mexcoi Mcbsci
Torres n. y. Mn opd Mrs Birkpa,ric& n Y, vi Hoo.
~ y. T. II. Even, London; the Re-. ". Banis,er Iysr
pool Master Sefsr DO. A Woodbridge, @. Behsnd n "
w. ". Finer. Phila HogaTth :. II. Meade aud son
Il. Colgate n. " r. T. Parker u. Sylvester Boston; H.
s. Wsco,t, y. Y H0wa-d Psul, Lcndon J. Wright, Chi
cago; ". Green. n. A. Dysdae, Scotland; Mr.. NJ. A.
CrIb.ree ard intent T.. III Dickinson Eng. g. Van PoTmel
Lake slpeor g. Henderson, San tIsncisco the Rev. r..
DyB Conn r. i. ToDscLd, \. y; Dir. aud Mrs. NJ Lamb
and three children Pa 4. y. Boyd n. Y.
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,,,r,,e,,-P, ooyt,d by Tslegraph.

BrTrALo nov. 2O.-FLouK steady. WHEAT dun; ,ses
a no 90 White Indiana ~ o. and Go BUSH htr
nchsen private terms Cens dull sales OF isoOO bush at
c B.gLEY: sale. 10000 bush. Canadian, private terms
FKEfeHTs .te1dy. NroKrs: 4oOO bbs Flour 1900 bush
Wheat ard % 400 bush Corn ExroETs; 1000 6b, Flour,
q 900 bush Whea 1900 bush Corn 1000 bush Oats aud
5000 bush. Rye.
CurClGo. nov. g0.-FLorR more active, but easier.
VgE,r lc lower; sales at llGillc for No. 2 and
65d6G celts for No. . in store. Corn cent high
or; sales az 22-C29c for bxed IA store OATS steady
RE,giPr foO bbs Flour, bftO0 bush. heat tiVu push
Com sHiPNENr.--4.uVJ bbs Flour, 1900 bush Wheat
5000 bu.h. Corn. FLEIGRrs, nothing doing. LAGRANGE
steady. , II
O.SEGo Nov. 2O.-FLouK unchanged WHEAT dull sales
600 BUSH No. Chicago Spring "a; L. and 800 bush tahaoI
Club L. Corn unsettled BARLEY scarce and hfm pu-
0n E,E steady saes 100 bush. Canada at &C., ehoai
pas inactive FKEGHIs advanced c. boats scarce heat
s md Corn zoo. NcwYora. IaPoRTs 2J9 bbls Flour,
~ 0GI bush Wheat 5000 bush. Corn, OOO bush barley "V
busn Rye 0D bush. Peas Caual EXPORTS tSSO hbs fi9uI
6fnO bush Nheat II 600 bush. Corn, 1850 bush Barley
500 bnsh. Rye. ;, 100 bush. Peas.
AIBANY, Nov. 20.-fLOUR steady. WHEAT duli sefr
White Michigan 81. OARS hrm sale, OF zoOn onsh AZ
ylc CoES-Saes 900 bush az &C. aoat, and 5ztc m
car ota at East Albany BARLEY in limited supply aud good
demands sos bush Lake Shore aud 1000 CO. Crooked
Lake AT tie and 500 bush Canada West at 8c WnisLy
2Otc Received by Central Railroad ior New fo's 1e p0
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.......N Nov. 40.
Cleared.

Ea,.ern STATE Br) Churchill Haliiaz, Thomas
james. ~ ~ n
Sniu.-Mayaower. Chai6ed. London C. c. Duncan Co
NoTtbau n,on FlEslt London. j. ". Elws Co Nian.,
Njuot Sombero leland, j. w Elwel & Co Bovine (Brl },
over Fleetwood FuDch, Mencke Nenll; fgrl Southland,
Wooag orth ifayrc Func. Meiucke Wendt VIM Libby,
Bishop London, J. " Elwe A Go Oamou. Stuart LON
don. Nesuith Sons Eagle Wing Colby San Francisco K
II. cooley.
Barss-J 4 Hazard Law SOD. hs,anzas Ssrah tBr) Kay
Quccn ,town j. NcCsrtly lido ki-baI liner, Queens
town. Ns,caf6 Dunrsn.
Ergs-Golien Lead >eeeY Eizsbehpor'. Metcaf Dun
can Gen. Marshell, Ames MltaIla Walsh, Carve. Chase
Howard (Br. J. Piczells. C0Gk {. G. Duncan Co.
SchoonerB-Buenf Vista kobv, Baltimore Van Brunt
$ lgh. Chsrmer Cherey Newburyport. Merrill Abbott;
Stsi tBrl Purdy Aux Cages Wilson Camnisl Bay Stst-
Hale Boston, J. {. Dayton CO.. Argonaut, Spring, Lon
donderry D. r. Dcwof New Greyhound Br Forbes, Porto
Bello. Hsndy Everett
sloop-Rhode leland Beminrtop, Providence. T. Kenny.
seanie,s-sarah Jones. Philadelphia, Aida, Robin'ol
Philadelphia, James Hand
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DEED.

BAGSEY-On Wcdnesday morning at a. M, at the resi-
euce of hi, father iruson D. Newton Barney, c.des;
son Of ID. n. Barney. -, -
nSs are invited t. attend his funeral Friday At u
without further notice train viii leave ohmcfs street
atga H.. and returning leave Iring'oh at "'l1 T. H.
CAMPBFLIOn TGesdsy, Nov. 10, Of dropy, NJ James
Camp, 4 aged - years 10 months and ~ days
Tic aiivrs and ficnia 81 the family also the neiers G!
cn,nic. Lodge No ll3 q. ofO. H., respect y in
rd TO attend his funeral from his late rosiaehee no 90
Tislth street on Thursday morning at ~ O'Clock.
sJEVENS-In this city on Tuesday Nov ~ Alca aran
widow OF tie lac Thomas j. Stevens, IN the sd year OF her
age. 49, IN, r., H. ., + Ill, e; =, al
~ ,t.,d her funeral IRON her late residence, No - West
Tsenty-eishth street, on Friday afternoon Nov - at
o'clock.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
THE SENATE.

THE SENATE.
Dist, J. Monroe Henderson, Peoples CRspl
H. Jesse c. Smith, Peoples rep
III. Henry C. Murphy, Peoples tDern.)
". Christian b. Woodruff, Dem.
V..Charles @. Cornell, DEM and PeoPle's
vi. John j. Bradley, Dem.
VII. Richard b. Connolly Wa Dem; Ind.
VIII. .Helesiah d. Robertson, Peoples and Rep
TX. Henry r. Low, L. Dem
X..Jscob 5. Freer, Dem.
~. William II. Tobey, Rep.
XII. Ralph Richards, Peoples and Rep.
XIII. John V. L. Pruyn, Dem.
Xly..Joscph II. Ramsey Peoples end Rep
XIV. John willard, Peoples and Dem.
XVI. Russell VI. Little, Rep. aud Peoples.
XVII. Charles c. Montgomery, Rep.
XVIII. james A. Bel, Peoples and Rep
XIX. Alexander II. Bailey, Pecple's and Rep.
Xxx. George A. Harding. Rep
XXI. Richard X. Sanford, Peoples and Rep.
XIII Allen Munroe, Rep.
xXIII. Henry A. Clark, Rep.
XIV. Lyman Truman People. and Rep.
XIV. .Chsuncey NJ. Abbott, Rep.
XVI. Charles J. Folser. Rep.
XVII. Charles Cook, Rep
XxvnI .Lys,nder Fsusr. Peoples and Rep.
xxx. .llrnsnzor Hutchinson. Peoples and Rep.
XXX. wilkes Angel, Rep. and PeoP!e'
XXI. John Osnson, Dem.
XXXII. Horace c. Young, Rep.
Republicans % Democrats TO- Reelected.
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REBEL HOPE OF ENGLISH HELP
Meeting Of the Congress Of Traitors
NO QUORUM PRESENT.
The Rebel Troops abandon ROau-
che Island.
Co., ni,r.tch 10 No Y. i. Trihune.


FoRTrrss MoSRoE, Tuesday, Ncy. 10. 1861,
Via BALTIMORE, Nov. ~
Lieut. WordeR, L. 5. ~, arrested last April
and since confined in Montgomery, arrived from
Norfolk to-day, in exchange for Lieut. Sharpe
captured at Hatteras He states that the In
tellisence of the arrest of Mason and Shdeli
caused great excitement among the Rebels,
who reioced in the prospect Of retaliation by
England.
The Spaulding from Hatteras reports that
two regiments from Georgia aud South Caro-
lima had abandoned Roanoke Island. blown up
q battery, and gone home.
The Confederate Congress met at Richmond
on the 18th inst, without a quorum.
The Rebels are strengthening their main
battery at Sewalls Point, anticipating an attack.
Roanoke Island is at the mouth Of Albemare
Sound, about 40 miles north Of Cape llatteras, and
near enough 10 the ocean 10 command Oregon Inlet
The Rebels had respectable works there, and had
contemplated another movement thence down We
Sound to drive our troops from Iatteras.
Ed. 7Tb.l
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MARRIED.

BrDD-PENSELI.-on Tuesday Nov. ~ IN 81. Ann.
Church by the Rev. Thomas Oaaudet as'itsd by LIZ Aey
only daughter OF the se Richard Pcnue, u. d., all Of hi'
city.
HITCHCOCK MACK-In New. Hayen, Connecticut, on
Tuesday Nov. ~, 1851, b. the Rev. DR.. Duton n. NJ.
Hi,clc6ck n D.. Of Nei OH, Mary A.. daughter OF
the Rev. T.. r. black OF the former place.
II TCH-sWEET-On Tuesday Nov. ~, at the Church Of
the Ascension, by the Rev. Bishop Potter, Warner d.
Hatch to Anne X Swee., both Of this cty.
PORTER-CRAMER-On Monday. Nov. l8, By ne Rev l..
H. Lee John X. Porter Of Albany 70 Hsrriee Iibbiit.,
laughter OF the Hon John CiaIIeT OF Waterford
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nisaNfcrs. &c.

Loss OF BIG JUpGE WhTxANt apt Bray 81 brig JuUse
hitman lost Oh lih int Ielous-No' 10 IchtalA
bearing NJ NJ r.. IS miles expeirnced heavy gale iHil ~
W by NJ which drove 100 miles r., and caused Ne Nesse
10 Leak badly which continued increasing m the lh when
,he gained Nv feet per obliged to abandon her
AND of the bark Ieress Capt roster nom Me-
aeaibo Tor n.w.York The j. W II yeas old ~ tons
burden aud owned by +. b. Spoford. It. Is Pickering ana
Others, az Deer l.le. Me. -,
rHE BRlG lcARIAS ofNew YoTk Wlnamsi was ott a rif
mouth VI the Rio 0Iande, Texas, sept 10.
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Ed. 7Fi5.l
To he Associated Press.

To the Associated Press. -, ~ 10 ,oei
Via BALTIMORE. "Wednesday, Nov. 20 lVeL>
A flag of truce to-day from Norfolk brought down
Lieut.. Worden. who was takenas bearer dispatches
and imprisoned some time ct Montgomery at the
breaking out Of the Rebellion. lie has been eS-
changed for Lieut.. Sharp Of the Rebels, who was
taken at Hatteras Inlet and has recently been con-
fined on the 1rigate Congress at Newport News.
The Slaulding and revenue cutter Corwin have
arrived from Hatteras Inlet, but bring no news Of
importance. No troops came mp on the Spauding.
A Rebel steamer made reconnaissance OF the
inlet the day before the Spaulding returned,
A contraband from Roanoke Island reported that
ihe Rebels had destroyed their fort, and Were abou
10 withdraw to the main land.
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Passengers Arrived

IN ssaasliB S1T0AiJ nam RgrgJyYg dEl S0yfhaNBioa-
Ilr and Mrs h. Tivsaud y. Griffin. Boron d. V. Rnbniz
Sacramento $. ". House, Boston OTTO IleiDke NewNols
Louis hatkey Washington; T. Hebir, Sacramento Alexander
SUES @ n. Won Ingolpsiu Lady Agnes Hartman, George
Gray Henry Bang Emil Bat isalc Geiersh'ier' Isdam
scoaiah q. A. NsTyhe c. Schneider 7. Schroeder Prince
L. de Meie Iecomte y. de Valentine, III. G. Sargent.
Ia ship .ifr!Gf from LcHdon-Charles H. Griswola, Of
LYME, Ionn.
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EtRY OK TuF SHIP STAR OF TUE WEsT.-lAst
o,. .,ont "A o'clock broke ont IN the hold Of the
shin Sta Of the West lying the foot Of Market street East
pjter The damage sustained tfing. The are
Mr,,,s Thompson Nephew. During the time 81 tho re
man named Wood fell into the hold and was seriously ued
lie was Immediately conveyed TO INC NeW'loIA HotPa
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MINIATURE ALWANAC.
sun-Rises. G:4 lSets..........4. Moon-Sele.. 300
nIrH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1882 Gov Island l0il HeiiGate.. 023
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Total. o582i 1850. ...iO6,&8 1890 1852
Majority for Ballard IO6, 29I; Wright Bruce, 7,19
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
couR Du sErrIeAE DISTRICT Jup1c1A1RE.
PARolssE DE La PoINrE coupEE.
Francis A. Boyle VS.. Elizabeth Kille.
brew, eponse de Thomas Reid Of
son mari.--No. 2743.
I'm vertu de ct pour satisfaire un writ Dc sal
~ sic ct vente lauce dams Ia cause ci-dessns
int,tulee, ct a moi adresse par PHonorabl. Cour
du Septieme District. dams ct pour la paroisse Of
Etat susdts, pour satisfaire la demande du Mai
gnant ct aux frais ai saisi ct 'ottlirai en- yente
puollque, a Ia Maison de Cour,
Samedi, le Gene jour de iuillet 1851
heures A. n, tous les droits, titres ct ints.
rets que lie detendeur dams ct Il Ia dite pronrs
tecl-apres decrite, savoir:
Deux certains lots de terre situes sur Ia RI
Were Atchafalaya, en- cette asaroisse, ct decrits
CONNIE suit par un certifcsS.su bureau d,s ter
res publiques de PEtat desaE Louisiana Ce,ti-
hcat No. 465, etant les lots ou sections Nos. Il
Ct 10, dams lie Te nwnship No4, Rangee No Est.
dams le bureau Sud-Est des terres pubIiques de
Ia Louisiana, contenant trois cents trente-trois
100 acres, ledit ccrtifcat porte la date du II
avrll ct est signe par L. ]. sigur register.
lsrmes ct conditions de ia reate:
Compliant, avec estimation
SEVERN PORCHE, sheriff ;
Polnte Coupee, % ayril 1861, !
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

@rLes consuls strangers a Ia Nile
Orleans se sont rendus 4 bord des stea
mers qui Eloquent le Mississippi, Oh ils
ont etc recus avec tous les honneurs dil
d leurs caracteres.
LIE but de leur entrevue ayant etc ex.
pose, lie capitaine Poore, du Brooklyn, a
declare qu'i ne pouvait prolonger le de-
laI ike pour IA sortie des navires 9tran-
gers, mails quea egard aux difficulties de
IL navigation sur Ia barre, il conside.
rait CONNIE Giant en- mer tous les navi.
res qui seraient sur les passes le IA JUN
prets a sortir. II . promis egalement
que les remorqueurs qui seraient EN-.
ployes a Ia conduite en- mer des ayires
esrangers, seraient a pabri de tous desa.
grement de IL part des batiments de
Lescadre aussi bien en- revenant ou'en
allant. il