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UNITED STATES STEAM FRcArE ROANOKE,

Orr ForrREs MONROE, Sept 0, 1861.
Our Naval Fleet at Fortress MonroeCommodore Fender
gras Detached from his Squ1dr0,--He Takes Leqoe Of
the Roanoke Prisoners Sent Nor.h-Tae Seminole Fired
Into from Selpau's Point, DC, DC.
Yesterday notwithstanding IL was Sunday was q busy
one on board our ship consequence of the departure
Commodore Pcndcrgrast to his home in Philadelphia.
having been detached from command Of the West India
squadron. Although the Commodore had been but short
time with Flag 01lcer, he universally respected
by both officers and crew.
About 1--WE P. NJ. the whole ships company were INNS
tered the quarterback the marines drawn up in line
the officers occupying the starbo,rd side the band under
the BRIDGE when the venerable and stately form of the
gray haired veteran passed up ladder from his cabin
Every head was uncovered. tho band playing "Hail TO
The chiei, and the marines coming present arms
Many hearty grasp OF the hand taken and good bye
uttered as tho Commodore passed along the ranks and
went the side OF the ship to his barge Az tho
pushed away from the side OF the vessel into The
the sailors manned the rigging aud three rousing cheers
went up for him which the Commodore acknowledged IN,
rising and uncovcring his head the boats crew peak
ing oars It was pleasant ght, and no doubt bighlv
gratifying to the venerable officer who,
like large share Of the naval officers and
the older ones, has the reputation OF being strict dsc
paran TO sec the warmth Of feeling and regret mani.
tested at bis departure.
here.
have received ntimatons they will be detached from The
snip Among them are Lieutenant Amman our oxecu.
i've officer, who % take command VI one Of the gun
boats ana also Lieutenant Scott and Iull. Lieutenant
JeeFs wil sapersede Lieutenant Amman but what other
ocers WIN DC ordered TO our ship is not yet known or
where WIZ De the destination OF the above named other
two gentlemen s not settled Their loss will be regretted
ON snpooard Tor thoy are all experienced and efficient
gent.eineh; Lieutenant Amman has shown by the dis
Cphhe ana cheeiul spirit h3 has incucaed among the
officers AMI crew, his admirable fitness for the
ana IN fact any place he may be assigned He IL univer
saly respected and beloved by tbs crew and will carry
win MN their hearty good wishes for his prospery
Our eigh prisoners taken from Of the rebel schooner
ddeton, near Charleston, Of which ! gave va, n, &C.
count Oh their capture we transferred 10 the steamer
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miscellaneous.


BARK NtRroy, Fowler, at Baltimore from Boston, reports
SEPT LAT 80 ~ Ion 70 IT, during heavy gale from Sc with
benNy sea- carried away mantcpsa with everything at
ached, also mizzentopmast oreopsal and foretongasn.
yards Also reports tho night OF the 10th inst when OF
Annapolis was run into by propeller, bound down. which
the side
ting her down three s,feaks below the plankshear
DuNMoRB EAST. Aug 27-he American brig souher Saw.
yer from Liverpool for Boston, put here Yesterday leaky
can be easily effected
LoYpo., Aug 2S-Tho American ship Caroline Dow from
Cuba for London which got ashore Beachy Hcnd 18th,
got on 18Th and owed 10 the Thauc aud Is in Lon
and parts OF her foefoot s,crupot The
cargo sugnI discharged from the ship has since been for
warded 10 London.
A letter from Capt Harrison Of bark Odd Fellow Of New
next day for London having sold The vessel for $1,000 be
delivered IN London. There good ships in
very dull
Whalcmen.
See late news by the California Pony Express In another
Sec port arrivals above
Spoken &c.
ship Chcysher pckns, from Liverpool for Sydney, NSw
Ship grropa Hanson, from London for Philip july
sEg lke oasfora Eldridge from Liverpool for Bombay
SIN Blonde Nl!ilen from Sunderland for Kurrachec
Ship Calhoun, Truman from Liverpool for New YORK Aug
o. no Int &c ' s
Slip Conegs Grnuell Spencer from London for NYork
shg Anna schmiai, Mihken, from Havrc FOR New York
phnldeIpha packet ship with black cross IN fore tor
sill SHOW ug Mas well Rs could made QUIZ cg,i was
sienaiizcd sept r. lai 70 p, lon II q.
An Am ship steering VSW VIA white house aae with
46 10, ION - - ~ -
Btl Illinois Loycoy from Boston FOR Vera Cruz, Aug H.
AuA fore and MI shr q days hence CO.. Gibraltar Aug
10 nc (, n.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
~~. '-EST sEMs-so-zs -A&s -
J5-rNM THURSDAY, Sept, Pip

AsrEs.-We have no change 70 notice in prices, while
sales limited and confined to small lots s. 25 for
pots, and S. 25 IS 37,6 for pearls.
ERgADsTCFrs FlourThe market for Western and State
shipping brands steady and closed at frmer rates
Extra grades unchanged. The sales for the day
footed up about Is 600 bbs closing within tho following
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Y ttyFIFINI'9F IT ~ ~ W "fN@s
Marine 00iccg-porter n. Hewston.
On BOARD UNI

Or BOARD UNITED STATES STEAMER RHODE ISLAND
Old POINT COMFORT, Sept. 0, 1861
The Trip from Nep YorkArriua' Of the Minncota-Ndca
Matters, DC.
We left the navy yard. New York, on Sunday, at one
O'Clock p M and after pleasant arrived here to-
day at four O'Clock From the despatch used in loading
ship and sending her off, supposed that something
very important WAS about TO The wis ,acrcs
around the navy yard reported that carry
draft Of men to Washington, but, usual they made
Slight mistake in the of the ship, substituting the
Rhode Island for the Minnesota.
On Sunday evening, about forty miles TO tho southwark
OF Sandy Hook spoke ship Iincon from Boston bound to
New York. and requested her to rerort us.
The Minnesota arrived yesterday The Roanoke and
Seminole are here. No news We leave this evening for
the coast
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S HIPPIN G NE W S.
Port Of New York, September Ia, 1861.

ALMANAC Srw yonK-ruIs
sun RISES. ......... 8 MOON sEYs...... mora
SUN snTs............ II HIGH WATER. "A
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07
Asa willis sIsaAde.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden II,
WAshINGro~ DIsrRIcr.ss Montpelier, within and !oi
said District. on the 29ih day If Jn,, A. d. 1851
EDWIN PlTkIN administrator IN The estate o Asa
IL Willis, late of Mashied, in said district deceased
makes application said to extend The time
heretofore allowed him te pay The debts due from said
and lender his administration account until some
future day:
Whereupon it is ordered by said that said appl-
cation be heard at the Probate Office, in Montpelier,
The Goth day of August next, and, IL Is further ordered
that be given 10 all persons concerned by the pub
calnn of this order in ihe Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at MunipIei three weeks successfully. before
said hearing. BY the court,
A. Isl r. A. Rnu;s
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS. Montpelier, within and for
said District, the Goth day Of July, A. D. 1861.
4 VERY Fits, guardian OF George A. r. Bragg, Ame-
"A liza s. Bragg and Ida f. Bragg, minor heirs Of John
w. Bragg late of Warren in said district deceased makes
application SAID Court for license TO sell all the inerS
of said ards in tic real estate Of sand decea cd, ncl
ding ther Customary interest in the widows dover in
ad estate representing That the sale thereof would be
beneficial 10 said wards, for The purpose Of putting the
rroctt Us tt such u. !c at interest.
Nhcreupun, it is ordered ny SAID Cont liat sad hppi
cation be clcd, for hearing and dec sion tlefcou to
ion If said Court, to be holden al The Probate Office
said Montpelier, the 2I say CT August A. d. 1861,
foI heating and decision thereon and it is further
peed, MAT all persons interest d, be notified hereof, by
publication Of notice Of this application and order thereon,
,hrcc weeks successfully in he Green Mountain Free
printed at Monipelir b fuc said time of hearing,
That they may pear said time and ace, and if they
cause, object thereto BY the Court,
292 Attest, N. A. CHASE, Register.
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Geo. n. Wells Estate.

THE subscribers having cen appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court tor the District of Randolph. commits
soners to receiv examine and ADJUST all claims and de-
mands of i'll persons, against the estate of Geo f. Wells,
late OF Chelsea in said district deceased, represented
insoven and the term of six months from the LIST day
July, 1861, being allowed ny said court to the cred
tors Of said deceased, TO exhibit and prove their re-
specve claims before Give notice, thai we will at
tend to the duties Of appointment at the dwelling
house of widow Jane Wells in Chelsea in said district,
the 9Th day Of September and December next, at ten
o'clock in The forenoon, each of said days.
WIN. +. DICKINSON, ru,
CHARLES ALLEN, W." 49,
Chelsea, July l5 A. ID. 1861 f29l
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C A r D | n 4 RS
Rheumatic and Ecug.:rig
COMPOUND.

A sure Cure for Rheumatism cnd Ncnra,~ =,
ITS uorst f0rM.
The undersigned hereby certify that the, has. H.. ,
'tiardn erS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Go.noou1s'. d.
the cur Of Rheumatism and NEURALGIA AMI h,r, ,
every found imne late and perm lnent relief r.
have full confidence in its healing gu lite4 an sa
recommend to all who are afflicted with these hqr-t
ing diseases. as one OF the safest and be-. m, ,eg
ever offered 10 the public.
) HANCOCK, JR. 70 south Market Boston -
Market 81, Boston SAML. WALES JR., CIV IT,.
Noso GEO. II. PLCMMER, MeverlcG soiare ~,
Noston; HENRY d. GARDNER, Webster t East In
ton; ADRIAN WEEKS, Webster t, Boston. o.,
CHAs. q DoLLIvER. East Boston.
The best medicine for disease ever saw Cu,.
SMITH, NO. Old state House, Boston.
Have been afflicted with rheumatism III IL .,.t.
form and was entirely cure by the OF one boz,
A. ". BRYER Matthews Building, CLnmer:!a, ,: 81.
ton.
Gardeners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Common, ,..
standing. ". E. uoDGKINs, No. l Old stat 49,.
Boston.
Alter suffering with kheumalis ism for twenty YEA;
was entirely cured by the use Il two bottles OF tar
ner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound NJ n .
+ AYERS Is Franklin street, Boston
The Rheumatic ana Neuralgia Compound hs, ,-,,,
taken by hundreds of people for Scroulou1 H.a.y:.
perfect safety.
All Wholesale by MACY & jenkins, 81 Liberty :;
New Y ork NJ. S. BURR & Co, 26 fremont st, Bo:,n
Principal Depot-s7 kity st. Boston
None genuine unless signed by CHAs F. GAgDiNz1
For sala by Nj; X. Cone; w. K. Village; CHAs
DR. PORTER Mortified J. M. HENRY, and sons,
Waterbury. l.. + Pierce, and Fred e. Smith aioitIr
Ter, Geo. S kendrick, Lebanon, N. Ii and by ar.IAs.
carries generally. 2i3yl
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E.utsReE' w. sHitctacOcEl's Estate.

N!iE subscribers having been appointed by the onora
bic Probate Cout for the District Of Washington com
mssioners. receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the Estate of Luther W
Hitchcock, late of Cabot, in said district, deceased
sened iasv and the term of six months from the eth
day Junc a. D. 1861 being by said Cour the
creditors Of said dcce used to exhibit and prove therrespec.
tive claims before Give notice, that will attend tc
ne dnties Of oar appointment at The dwelling house OF
Mrs i.la N. utChcoa H. in Cabot in said district the
2ith da u August and tHc eth day of December eAt, al
u'cloch la the aittrnuon on each 81 sad days.
CHANDLER BURNiiAM },,.,
DAM Ell GOULD. "' ICE
Cabot, Juy ~, 4. D., 1861. 29lW3*
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CANCER.

nOCTOE H. W. Hill would respectfully inform tho in
~ hab!tants of Ilardwick vicinity and Community
large that he has removed to South Hardwck, Caledonia
Co., Vt. where he intends t. make the Treatment of Can
ccr(in its rorons Stages speciality in business, in
connection with Chronic Diseases, private common.
The Doctor feeling conscious OF his ability in the
mcnt Of the above named Discascfrom 80 yeats expert
in the treatment of Ga and all conditions of the
system, producing that Disease, he would say to the
afflicted, one, all and the Doctor will advise
what to do All COunscls grautouS. Amy of
References will be given to the crclulou application.
The Doctor is regular Physician OF the cd school
means all he says, and no Humbug.
South jardwick, June "a, 1861 267
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Probate Courts for Randolph.
ESSsaa.1St

DR0RATE oOURTS within and for the District Of Ran
doph for the year ensuing will be holden as follows
At the Registers Office in kield the first Thurs
day in each month at the Orange County Hotel, il
Chelsea, the third Thursday in each month at had
wicks Hotel in West Randolph, the fourth Thursday
in each month. At j. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washing
ton lie second Thursday in February, May and Aug
ust By order of Court,
J. X. CLEAV ELAND, Register.
halls n.rn
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EerOf,IkG dINasEf&.

STATE OF VERMONT, lpRoBArE COURTS within
said will holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
sid District Tuesday Of each week, during the yeai
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court are re-
questcd to aten to the same Oh said court days.
7. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
December |, 1850.
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Jonathan u. Marbles Estate.

ME Subscribers iavng been appointed 10y the il"nora
AbIe Probate Court forthe District Of ashii g1on Com
mssoners, receive examine and lains AMI
demands OF all persons against tie Eoiaie Of Jonathan
j. Marble late of Fay ston said District, DECEASED repre-
scented insovent, and the term of six mouths from the
18th av of July, 1851 being by said Cou to The
creditors OF said deCea std TO exhibit and prove lht lc-
spectvec aims before us gvenotict thaw viii attend
to:he duties of our appointment AT TIE dwelling mouse
Of Benjamin Mail lie, Fayson, in said district, on the
22d day Of August next, and on he 18th day CT January
ncNt, ocuCk in the afternoon each of SAID days
ELI BRUCE, icw,,rs
WILLARD b. PORTER,
Fayson, July u, A. d. 1861. 292
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GatEaarissc kslakG's lissaee.

I'M Subscribers, having been appointed by HE Hon
Probate Court for The Dlslriciol Wash ngIon Co!'
nsOner to receive. examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against lIe Estate of Cath
HIake, late of Suny in n. H., deceased repre-
led nsolvt and the term of six months from the 18Th
LAY of Juue 1861 being allowed by said Court TO the
creditor Of said deceased TO eXbiand prove heir re
>pecvc claims before asgve n"ticethat wewIiattend
30 the duties our be cling house
James Norris in Waterbury, in said district, the
Tuesday Of October next, O'clock in the
afternoon Of said day.
HENRY y. JAMES, r,
]. G. SMITH, o 80
June 25th, 1861 A. ID. f290W3
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DIED.,

BlssFrT-Iu NewLondon Conn, on Friis, March s. Mrs.
Dr. R@fa. s SsiIf Of Sowic6 Conn.
CUzNER-In Brooklyn Sunday, March TO- Mr. Thomas O.
ST,aS !. S af 81 sssa 90 on M
CURRY-n city, Sunday March To- James Curry In tie
3sth year Of his age.
younge., daughter Csp L. and L. DosTd, sesda yss
II months and days.
Cox-In t, city, Tuesday, March D. Harriet weof Or
vile NJ Cox and daughter Ofhe late Joseph wnhs, aged u
Tho fhsnd. Of the family are invited funeral from
second street, Thur,d., d o'clock Her remains
will be taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery for irterment
GORDON-Tn Jersey City Tuesday March, u, le6l, Phnp
Notice OF funeral to mOTows paper.
GRADY-on Monday evening, March H. Mary ENssbeih,
youus., child Michael and cshAIne Grady aged years
The relative. and friends Of the family respectfully In,!ted;o
attend the funeral .hi. tWedne'ds) afernoon 81 S'ioSs
from the 1ss1ss Of ts, S :, Madison street,
HIoGs-or Monday March H. aged yesr and 93 day., o.
tee,hins Frank j., youngest son OF Charles L. anu A'
and friends Of family are e; I sss 1, S1sa .s
brooklyn this day ocsck The remains "l Dc 'sAeh'
Cypress Hills Cemetery. I'm
oithe br.in Charles H. Hustled .gcd a years and month";
The friend, aud relative, Of the family AZ eaaesa 20 ssIa
the funeral hi. sn . sss%h .sl %sn '
ARDoNAt Centerror Long Island on Monday March H.
~ O'clock p a. % Years .s II monthpsnd 81 days
The relative. and friends Of the family are nvMes Nc
S Gr.nd street Wilamsburgh, Thursday afternoon the
| 18th inst, ct O'Clock. -.
KETCIUM-on Monday March H. at his residence In Aofk
Vile John ketchuin.
LEwls-Iu hl, city Sunday, Mach TO- George Lewis In
! the Goth year Of his ago. ,
MyRCHANT-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday MaTch ~ suddenly
| on spoplexy William H. Merchant, aged - Yeas a,
The relatives friends the deceased are invited
attend his funeral az the re.idence o, hs ,e MS e,
m New York avenue, corner OF warren street,
OF sad city, on Wednesday, March H. =. o'clock p M
HAAs--In hls city, Sunday, March ~ VIM ~ Msas son
Of Henry and catisrino Maa sgsd months and days
RUDEN-on Tuesday March IL, Mary o. wife o. Charles
! Rgden. 80, ,e.l-. ~, @ a,r,,,
are respectfully invited TO attend her funeral from hef ate ress
deuce No ii8 0eenwleh street. on Ibursdny eFinooh "1
| o'clock . ~
sMITHOn Monday March H. a her residence NO iIe Luz
low street MaIg,e, NJ wife OF John u sHn'h IT, ssea "
,,,s. and friend, Of the family the member. of Allen.
! ssssI Methods. Z: Church sra ~ Rslkt y W ~
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CONCERNING JUDAH p. BENJAMIN.

To De Editor Of The n. u Tribune.
SIR have been somewhat annoyed by frequent
personal references made to in connection with
article in your paper few weeks SINCE which alleged
that some Dr. Bacon lor other had published piece
in The Independent, charging somebody with stealing
something.
Now, do confess acknowledge, and avow land /
glory in the fact that wrote short piece Of prose,
which was published in The Independent, with the
title Of "a College Rerainiscence." The numerous
editors of that paper, after keeping the communica
ton some weeks, concluded to print portion Of IL
bu, they left ont tho best part Of my story, and that
short line, giving the name Of the persOn ac-
cus.d plainly as i gave my own. That omission
you have attempted to supply. You mast settle the
account with the person whose namo you used in
that connection"
Any considering himself implicated in the
charge which made, satisfy himself whether l
meant him or not by addressing respectful inquiry
that point either 10 the Rev. Joshua Leavtt, ID. d.,
or TO ID. FRANCis BACON, III. ID.
Ee,o- York, March H. 1861.
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ine FOR evening sessions Oh Tuesdsys and Thurdays

ing FOR evening sessions Oh Iuesdays anu AN"'N
Of each week.
INTEREST os CANAL DRAFTS.
The Senate reported progress on The bll 10 pay IN
teres. ON Camel drafts and certificates To-Day, out
made none, and ID to be hoped that 1t VIII continue
doing SO.
THE GENERAL ORDERS.
Mr. Colyin offered resolution for the appointment
of committee Of three to arrange and CLASSIFY sne
calendar Of general orders for the purpose of expedit-
ing the business of the Senate which was iad on tne
table to be called up and considered at sia'ure oay
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
The arguments for and against the Broadway ran,
road before the Railroad Committee, have closed ana
he Committee are expected to report soon lt Is UNI
derqtood that Mr.. Willis and some other stage men
have handed in to the Committee another bill IA SUB,
sttnte for the one referred to them by the onse, and
this last bill proposes 3cent fare, and that oneonrh
of The net proceeds shall 20 TO the city, There Will be
desperate fight against any railroad in Broadway.
understand on excellent authority that one OF the
Broadway millionaires, who are opposing the road,
sad TO q member of the Railroad Committee to-day,
that they would rather be assessed half million Of
dollars than not defeat the Jet Tor railroad IN
Broadway don't think it would require as much
money az that to defeat II.
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NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, March l., 1861.

SENATE. ALBANY, March IL 1861.
Mr.. LAWRENCE presented & petition TO set oil a
portion OF the Battery for ferry p1rposes.
State Prison Committee in favor of The eonpleti N and
enlargement OF lie Auburn Prison, stating that he dis
ssnted therefrom. - an 4.
Mr.. j. Mcleod MURPHY brought in bill TO
eee Jurisdiction 10 the United States over certain
lands or the Hudson River 10 be occupied for Light
house purposes
BILLS PASSED.
To tx the corpora.e name of Hobart College.
TO extend the time for the construction oil the laSe
Ontario and Hudson River Railroad.
To incorporate Queens County Sayings Bank;
In Committee Of he Whole, The following bills were
ordered 10 a third reading:
10 repeal inc aGt o. so oUd tns sapr ~ Cong
To change the plan OF New-lork above One-hun-
drcd-and-; enty fifth street.
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BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

A regular meeting was held yesterday at 3p. M
President STEWART in the chair.
The District Attorney Waterbury sent in COM
munication informing the Board Of the fact that law
had been passed gazng the hire of rooms under their
own THE Superyisorsl authority, and requesting that
immediate action might DO taken, so that the Courts
will be supplied by the Let Of April IL was referred
to the Committee on Civil Courts.
I'm the matter of the bill Of The Daily Ners asking
s763 10 for publishing vefoes OF papers before the
Msyor the Committee appointed to consider the matter
asked to be discharged. Mr.. BLusr, the Chairman,
,ad one Of the propetors of The Nes had sgnied his
desire that the bills should be returned.
Mr.. PURDY objected TO the discharge Of the Com
mtee lie had changed bis mind as TO this printing,
and WAS OF the opinion that considerable amount had
been saved to the county yh.
Mr.. TWEED was of similar opinion, but was at o
loss to know from what fund the money should be
drawn. He charged the Committee with come dere-
LECTION In reporting upon the bills at so late day, and
thought the parties had been compelled TO withdraw
their bills if they wanted them paid. Referred back
to the Committee.
The Controller sent in bic weekly report follows:
Balance, Feb D.......... ............. sa833 1863 10
Receipts $3.50 20
TO,al............................ ss27.76iSi
EJpendurcs'' '...'.''''''s''''''''''''' SySlH ~
Balance, March g.,................. $685. $50 a
On the bills of the various newspapers for advertis-
ing, amounting TO about 5000, sundry newspapers
were ordered TO be- paid; others were allowed, by
special vote leave 10 withdraw certain bills aud some
OF them not having any connection with county affairs
wero not taken copzance Of at all The bills Of The
Wustrotei Mere and New- Yorker were refused to be
paid. A resolution was offered by Mr. Blunt rescind.
ing that adopted March 80 1853 by which, Mr.. Blunt
said ten newspapers had been authorized 10 print
everything done by the Board, opening o chance for
an expenditure ofa very large amount Laid over.
communication was received from the Counsel to
the Corporation in answer TO tho resolutions instruct
ing him TO have vacated the judgments obtained by the
Excise Commissioners against the liquor dealers. The
Excise Commissioners can themselves, he said have
them vacated, but dscbargng the final judgments, he
adds, would be regarded " as breach of their duty
and trus, ~ public occrs." The communication was
ordered on file.
The Board, after transactng some unmportant busi.
ness, adjourned until Tuesday next.