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The New York herald., 1862-03-18

for do raanA cofnslia Duschl Hassdorn FOR Phiade
RIO y.ssRo Jan Ain por. barb rlOres,a Welsh. from
March a.f Two sos: conta salsi%ars ,a 's''' o '
IMsDAp, Feb T-Arr brig Elras Parscns, Aspinwan Sid
Ith brg tlian Bailey, NYork March schr Abby Braek
VERA Csts Feb g7-rn port schr Euphsnia from SYork
I ssg s Iss st.: ssst Sr' Sid
lll American Ports.
H. "a Ts E s0sss
lshgin Nan,assss anchor ship xoloel. Norton
~si e 81 s a :sS, Potter
River 1nsarss cordsry ana Eva, Ncrthrsp Prosdsnce;
kser ss De
EAsTPoET. March 7-cid Br bark Annie, Kinney cfrom
stSI9a hsSf March Arr .oAr Rinssod crows
NEWPORT. March ls-Arr schrs ] Baker. Lane, Well
WORK Elijah Smith, snow Now Bedfcra FOR do cand ali
i4th-xAr schrs Eliza Rebeecs, Price, and Baxter
DnH s Rsss.s
lsth-No arr this AN. WIND NE. fresh SID l4h and AN
Ss, ida
ton Tor EizaSe,Sp9ri Amanda kesy Jans.por f FOR New
Yort NaraeaiDo Henley Portland FOR basi%ore Fountain
Nsisxs lsr PhiIsasp1a Tapsy
1a Rons IL Lincoln os
hesapeake Bay; Perrin Gibbs New he'd ord FOR Anna
polls; Tinker Mcdonald, Sullivan for Sandy Hook; West
pies Boston for Deals Island; Edw saney Rich and 81
Hopkins, Newcomb, do for do; John SWEET, Newcome,
do for NIork.
CAase Cardenas; Sherwood Hal! NYork; briss Gold n
Lead Seelye Trinidad Eliza Ann, Herrick Cardenas hr
James Nelson, Burt Taunton. Cid 18TH ship shaemuc
Auxnard, Liverpoo steamship Carolina, Costas Havana
barks Nazarine Sanders Ship Island; Mend, Smith; do
SEigs Woodrya' Robinson, Aatansas; Mary Mans,
Edwards, Hinson, Hattsras Inlet; Emma Day. Hack
ney do; Neal, Henderson, Port Royal Grand Island,
Short Newburyport, Revenue, Candy, Fall River; Bab-
cock Hand, Boston; RandolEh, kisley, NYork
Bristol e. spanker tBr) Lachlsn, New Ross schrs II
Colson. Colson, Buckspor for Bdtimore Ames Chip
man, for NYork; Baltimore Gardner, Wscasset for
Gd brig Olive Maps1sd MatanSas sehrs Maria soIana
PROVIDENCE, March l5-Arr steamer Pelican, Jones
NYork. Sid schr Nneta, Taylor, Co. -.
16th-Arr steamer eschester JONES' NYork Sid schrW
| Bement, Parker, Philadelphia via NYork.
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Port of New york, March II, ises.


CLEARED.
ship Manhattan Dixon, Liverpool II Marshall Go.
ship vandaia, Patten, Bordeaux-R Post
Bark KRISTEN (Prus), KRISTEN, BelfasFupch, Mencke
a Wendt
Bark Clara Rosa sutil scandea, 81 Thomas &c-Paven
stcdt Co.
Bark scio, Howes Havana-,J r A r Webster.
Bark Emily. Ricketson Philadelphia Dow.
BARK ID Pennel, PenDen Philadelphia ID Baker Go.
wendt. =
Brig Fortuna Bords, 0poro-Hagemcyer A Brunu.
Brig Saginaw (Brl Clark, Havana--Trujfo Russell
Brig Wappoo Wilkinson, Philadepha-wash, Carver
schr II Weston. Fish, Roanoke Island-N L Mccready
Co.
schr Star, Joline, Cherrystone- Master
Schr Transport, Tilton, Hog Island-A Hayens
Schr Monmouth, Anderson, Hog Tsland--A IIayenr
Schr Village Queen, Hawkins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Schr y faEland, Gillette, PHILADELPHIA a-Merri A Abbot
schr Sea Witch Tyler, Phlladelphia-L Kenny.
Schr Elate, Facemire, Bridgeton, NJ-Master
Schr A Hidreth, Williams Ssg Ifarbor-I s Rachett
sloop Horace, Smith, Great Egg iIarbor.
ARRIVED.
HBM gnnboat 'Landrail Commander Martin, Bermnda
March H. B gnnboat Mcdea hence had Just arrived
lth inst OF Bermuda. spoke bark Hyperion hence for Bar
bados with loss OF opast; abe had board the capain
andcew of Br ship Mohawk from Bermuda for New York
steamship Roanoke Couch Havana March H. PM with
ndse aud passengers. TO Ludlam Heineken.
Ship Audubon (of New Bedford). Phinney Antwerp Jan
I3 IN taas 10 master. Had heavy gales the entire pas
sage II hours ar wind has been hove
AZ . tps Jan 20 John peeharteT ssapap, VI Hfmburs
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s HIPPIN G NE w S
Movemen nts or Oeean steamer.
rpnn

KINGSTON, JA., HAvANA, ,MATANzAs AND NASSAU, N.r.
CLRAToR-From New York for Kingston, ia, the 10th
day Of each MONTH Tho Ceator leaves for New York
9Th Of each month and will be due here about the 18TH
the departure Of the Columbia and Marion for Havana but
they will sail about every ton days. touching at Key West out
ward and home mevard.
RAaNAK-From New York for Havana via Nassau NP, on
the arrival alternate Cunard steamer New York
MArANzAs-From New York for Matanzas the sth
each month. From Matanzas the 22d due New York
be-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs.-Pots were lower and pearls unchanged. The
sales embraced 100 bbs IS for the former and At
IS 80 for the latter.
BRxApsru4Fs. -Flour-The market was dull at Satur-
days quotations. and to have forced sales Of any magn
tude would have required concession Of &C. loc per
bbl., to which holders would not submit. The trans
actions were confined 600 900 bbls closing within
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

FAlLcoy-MURRAY.-On Thursday evening, March 6, by
the Rev. James Mlett at the residence of the BRIDES
mother Mr. JOSEPH E. FAILooN, late OF Bethel Connecti
cut, TO Miss ANNA JANE MURRAY, all Of this city.
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IJENRy H. LEEDS, C1foNEER.
TICLE OF Wilt. Is GUARANTEED IN

HENRY n. LEEDS A Co viii sell by auction, Wed
desday, 18Th, THURSDAY 10Th and Friday 2l March, At 10k
O'clock each day spacious rbe Nos and
so4 Broadway opposite the s. Nicholas Hotel where the
furniture removed for convenience OF SALE
but the highest quality having been admitted Among
the manuirciurer, are such as Narcotic a Go,
stymus, A. vrede, II: s'onsy. Iasn. 4 Kintan. );
others richest and best sale Of ever got
p in this city Ebony and ormou Cabinets Glass
es rosewood oiled black rich Parlor Suits
and uncovered In various styles walnut naid with
be Bookcases do Engere eeborately carved; Dressing
Library do and black walnut hncy Chairs; Secretaries,
bookcases Centre Tables In every style: al kinds OF Bed.
room Furniture nt Refr gerators Dinner Sets Bronzes
China Glass Ware and almost every other description
until the days OF sale.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A CCTION NOTICE..-M n. CHAPMAN, AUCTIoNEER.
n MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
WORKS OF ART,
.I At public auction, this day (Tuesday), March l8
Sale cont ncng a. III o'clock precisely,
the elegant 4S West Sixteenth street. between
SEVEN OCTAVE RosEw oop PiANofoRTE
ROSEWOOD DRAWING ROOM SUITS.
Bronze and Ormou Chandeliers Velvet Medallion Carpets
Sevres and Dresden China Vases Pier Mane Mirrors
Embroidered Lace Curtains Oil Paintings by eminent
artists.
The auconeer would call particular attention of his
friends and the public 10 this catalogue comprising
the richest of Household Furniture. &C. offered
at auction this The furniture all made 10 order
less than seven months and of the best description
Sale positive without regard TO weather Drawing Rooms
Rosewood Bookcase and Secretaries Encognures Ladys
Work Table, Writing Desk French plate Pier Mirrors
frames; embroidered Curtains Shades
Cornices two magnificent suits Drawing Room Furniture
IN three coofed satin brocade OF the richest descp
ton carved in solid rosewoOd Teteatete Sofas two
statuary marble tops the suits; Engeres with
sanwood marble top mirror doors and back Kngs
Reclining Easy Chair Pier, Gard and Quarette Tables
Oil Paintings by Cole, Inmnn Legrand, Sellers Egaw and
other eminent artists Assumption OF the Virgin Mary
from celebrated painting in the Louvre, Paris; Storm at
Sea, by Fngernage two superb match dngs by Board
man.
perb carved legs and round full iron plate
oversrung bass all modern improvements made by city
makers fully tested by competent judges and pronounced
superior instrument rosewood Canterbury, do STOOL
Table china Dinner and Tea Sets crystal Glassware, richly
engraved; Table Cutlery, solid Silver Ware. Chambers
Rosewood and mahogany Bureaus Bedsteads Wardrobes
Toilet Tables Commodes Dressing Tables Hair and Spring
Draws patent Sofa Bedseads Booksands Brussels and
Ingram Carpets
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DAwYBRoKERs sALE.-w n LEWIS WILL SELL
this day. at lo,s o'clock, 1856 Bowery up stairs large
assortment Of womens Clothing Blankets Quilts, Rem
' NJ A RsIMPsoy
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sEaARs AND TOBACCO.

c,EGARs-THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS IN HA.
- vana Domestic and German Scgars will he offered
cash buyers who will examine the stock remaining unsod
No IL broadway. The assigpee must close the soet
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IIENRY B. HERTs, JR., AUCTIONEER
III sHER1FFs SALE OF LUMBER, &C.
HENRY WOOD co. will sell, Thursday, March 13
II O'clock At the foot Of Gansevoor street North river,
JAS LYNCH, sheriff
NB-The above sale Ia adjourned until Monday March a.
at the same time and place. BY order, .,.,, -.
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Personal Intelligence,

Hon e, J. Fox, Assstan. Secretary Of the Navy left
the Astor House yesterday for Washington
General Scott rode ont for few hours yesterday vi
sitting friends in the upper part OF the city. Among
neral Robert Anderson.
LaeutenantJ j. G. Moore, n. II. Hughes and George W
Grimes three officers a the rebel army lately exchang
ed and released from Fort Warren and T. ii. Allen Of
North Carolina, arc stopping at the New York Hotel
Colonel G. W. Richardson and lwifc and W. Davis and
wife, " Worcester Masg,; Lieut. r. ". Clark, OF the
First Regiment massachusetts, Cavalry T. p. and H. IT,
Jeriee Of Boston, and g. Hoal, Of Montreal, stop.
ping al the Brevoort House.
Captain II. Chstned Captain C. j. Bocseh and Leutcn.
ant H. R. Platt o. the United States Army T. Lee, Of
Philadelphia; V. Kirby and family and A. s Palmer Of
New York, are stopping at the Lafarge House.
Colonel g. Larned Of the United states Army; Colonel
r. NJ Richardson and c. Holmes, OF Washington Colonel
C. p. Wocott OF Ohio; Cook, Of Cincinnati H. Amee,
Of Connecticut; W. y Renshaw, Of the United States
Navy j. Haldemsn, Of Pennsylvania and Amos Tuck Of
Boston, are stopping NJ the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Robert Lincoln Of Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel
Grant, Of the Fifth regiment Massachusetts Volunteers;
DR. Gibbs and W. C. Perry, Of the United States Navy X
H. Bate and g. s. Drake of ST. Louis Captain j. John.
son, Of New Jersey d. Young and family OF New York;
y r. Lester Of Cleveland, and G. b. Armstrong OF Rhode
Island, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Gen. G. T. James and WIFE Of Rhode Island Capt j. r.
McKnsry, OF the United States Navy, and wife; Dr..
c. H. Post, of Albany q. II. Powers and Mrs. Alger Of
Hudson; Capt g Mcdonald, of Boston; b. H. Bats Of
st. Louis f. G. Purcell, Of Richmond Va, and D. stow.
art Of Piteburg Pa, are stopping at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.
Hon. II. y. Pierce Of New Hampshire J. A. Mead and
wife Of Livingston county j. A. Nelson and wife and g.
Dolan Of Philadelphia: IT. n. Van Wyck Of Albany, A. r.
smith and wiie of Connecticut; f. Train, c. c. Blanc
ard s. H. Valley and A. Mckinney, Of Boston: j. G.
Palmer Of Hartford a. Garther, Of Cincinnati W. Il.
Raymond and wife Of New Haven j. D. Swan and wife
and W d. Huddeston Of Troy are stopping at the Astor
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COrOners' InGuests.

AcCDESTArIY PoisoSED.-Coroner Wildey held an in
quest yesterday upon the body Of Rudolph Aeby, ma
tive Of this city aged hrtyone years, who accidentally
poisoned himself by taking overdose Of laGdannm.
Deceased it appears had been i'll for some time, and
was the habit of alleviatng hs suferngs by taking
small doses Of laudanum On Tuesday his brother called
his boarding house when he surprised to find that
deceased dead postnortem examination Of the
body showed that death had been caused by the admins
traon audanum. There nothing gong TO show that
deceased contemplated suicide. The general impression
seemed to be that the poisonng was purely accidental,
and the jury rendered verdict accordingly Aeby was
an old fireman and at time held the Office Of foreman
in Engine Company No. o. lie was carriage maker by
trade and worked with his brother in Of the Broad
way establishments.
Fatal ACCIDENT TO A IABoRER-Michael Mcdonald, a
laborer died at ST. vrcents Hospital from the effects Of
Of the spne accidentally received on the 10Th
ult while engaged in cxcayating for sewer in Forty
seventh street, Second avenue. Coroner Rannay
held an inquest upon the body yesterday when the jury
rendered a verdict Of Accidental DEATH
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United states District Court.


JAN 16-ba re he United States u.s. three packages o.
icine and SIR oer similar suits co1soddted-In these
suits may be remembered that defaults were taken
against the United states government last week under
the l20th s5th rules Of court which allow Of the
counsel for the claimants defendants move for
dismissal Of the information, II the government officers
ready when the moved for trial. The
suits question originated under the administration Of
Mr.. Collector sche who interested In half OF the
forfeiture OF the property seized had there been decree
of condemnation and sale When the were reached
the calendar Mr. schel was not present and Hon
John Mckeop and Mr. Smith moved for dismissal OF the
infcrmations and verdict for the claimants which the
Court granted. This morning T. D. Smith, United States
affidavit that the be restored 10 the calendar
and set down for trial at day 10 be lxed In this
term Mr.. smith heard in opposition. Judge Belts
held that the rules OF the Court be enforced and
that the proceedings Of the counsel for the claimants had
been entirely In concordance with those rules His
and in 10 observation Of tho United States
District Attordey, said that the latter ofcer and his
assistants not 10 blame had made any tdcke in
tho case. That Mr.. Sche, having a large interest in
the result IL his duty 10 have been present when
the called Motion 10 Get aside default de-
MED
PRIZE CASE.
IN. Ua;d States and others, htellans rs the schooner
Louisa Agnes her tackle and cargo James T. Ndr and oer
British subjects, cldinants on Motion
OF Mr.. WoodlOrd for condemnation. The claimants and
owners q the vessel reside In Nova Scotia She was
captured by the United States ship Cambridge of the
coast o. Virginia on the 9th Of September last susp
cion OF her master intending 70 violate the blockade OF
rebel port. Mr.. Edwards appears for the claimants
NO decision Tor several days and other taken
Jurors discharged until next Tuesday.
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SHIP NG NE w S,
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHIs DAY.
sry RISES. s...........7 RISES ........eye OF
Sun sETs......... 80 HIGH WATER morn 3 10
Port OF New York, January l6, 1869.

CLEARED
Ship Marathon, Doyle, Lverpool-Howland FrothinR
ship Toronto tBrl Torrance, Gasgow-Edmis.on Bros.
SHIP wigteren tkor Ellingsen, Queenstown, &c-Funch
Bark oraviile, Crockett, cadlz and market-Mecalf
BARK Sltasn. Lowell Asplnyagl-Tapp4n& ssreucs.
Brig Alice gBr), Atwood, pemarara-smith, Jones Co.
schr Emilio tfor, MegIll, Hondurns-nP Buck Co.
sehr % oDoaohae, coney Port Medway@Brs,t Son Co
schr Pleades (Br), McBurnie Fire sland-P Nevius
seer RassSlph Wal, Port Royal scw sS1pshan
schr L pharo Cranmer, Bal,imorc1van Brunt siayht
seST eSr wSe ceaa Jones Des
scir Martha Bird, johnson, Drummondtown-A Havens
seSr s So5$sli,, Ssys; $II%i%s!s%: p;iaJ NsKeo
schr o @ Acken, Peck, stamford-R Sanford
schr + Godwin, Hobbie, stamford-R sanforts
ARRIVED.
pm yi,h nase and Passengers to Kanaardt Co. Had ane
* ssAs a WASH b. @ s s1sss my Swns s
French ssg a, Ya,sna the mainlop ,,or ,..o p.,,
Ksss sS va hampton Roads 50 Sn BALLAST Nora
steamship %R sse
sbiD annehaha Beauchamp Liverpool Dec 10, With coal
ssig Southern Chief misgns Hare Dec e p ballast g
nm @ q shss Pse S New 4ss
shlP T whees, Gada aaVs S, % ssys IN bss,. g VIM
ny from bordeaux FOR New York; time ship Highland
Vision, crowel, from London aud Deal Nov Is for New
ship Aalsn.a toJ Richmond, Me- whmore, Hsvre, Dec
barS Louise T y Bristol b, Hsfssah, Swansea CT days.
SsI5ip, Nichols 1 ppaliss q Dec T. e, ballast @
we,. Ps bark Quincy, Sparks aud brig Hopkins all
Bark Tyne iBr Of Nswcaste), Mnlard, Lisbon. Al days.
Bark Queen, modsdon, Lisbon Nov 20 with mdsc,
ballast siSrsss Gearmsn Co. Experienced heavy wy sea
"a Il sSs. s' n a IfsS IL. s.svy wsS rssSs Bordeaux Nov
Brig Adelaide Tr,, Liable, 3, Nso, France, q days. in
ais S%iS. sss s sscs s'E FS DRY rs2r ss y 4:s
psss spoke brig Ellen Jane from Knsston, Ja FOR New
Mary maed Havana with
p SssSdss ,ss%,r e" SSa:s;eT ii ws ION
ss Msass @ q sase1SS TS,on sss II days
Prs Mountain Esge, frav bermuda, days. in b'ass''
Brig Triad of E.;ipor Brown, Inssgs Jan With salt
10, with wine A. 70 NecTsady, NcasGo Tsa strong Y
oss yaSs Ssi s " Il Ell
AeTy from rhilsdsghs for having beer
sas leaking hove overheard part Of deck load and
schr Eclipse Cook jamaica IS days with oswood &c,
schr acorsana tBr) - Niragoane with ioswood &c
sehr Eclipse tBr), Connausht, Matanass 30 days. with
car Ac, 20 master.
schr Mary Helen (Br, OF Georgetown, PEI Mcdonald
Bermuda, days, with salt, 10 Middleton 60.
potatoes, TO II J d A Jewof Had heavy weather.
schr Achiever Br) Banks, Halifax days, with Gs 70
James.
schr Hannah Hayens, Roberts, Elizabeshpor..
schr Hawatia, Ingsban, Eizabethport, end sailed fol
Boston.
scbr CITIZEN Jameson Eabe,hr and sailed for Boston
Steamer Sanford, Sanford Philadelphia.
BELOW.
schr Palmetto from Cardonas.--By pilot boat Wa
lnrblry
shirJohn B,ieh' Dcwar Don Liverpool, De- r. 70 WI
Hams \ Uuion
slIr YNndnia rallcn, from iIolyhead Decia
Schr Blanche tBr, Of Annapolis, NSl.
Wind during The daY WNW tow
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THE THIRTY SEVENTH REGIMENT IRISH

Capt James R. o'Berne, Of the Thirty seventh regi-
ment N Y. ", commanded by Col. s. b. Hayman has
Just arrived in this city from recruiting in the in
terror of the State where his efforts have been attended
with considerable Capt 0Beirne has brought
with him large detachment of recruits, and will
leave for the Of either this evening to-nor
morning. In the time persons wishing to join
the splendid regiment TO which Capt Beirne belongs
do by reporting 10 him in person TO Capt. Rich
ard :. Barry, at Harmony Hall, No. II Centre street.
During the last six months the Thirty seventh regiment
improved wonderfully in drll and discipline and
bears reputation for proficiency second in the
volunteer service This change is mainly due to the able
management and Jealous direction Of Col Haymau who
old officer Of twenty five years service in the regu
lar
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The New York State Temperance Com
ventiOn.

TROY, Jan. 10, 1852.
The State Temperance Convention has continued its
session throughout to-day and mas been marked by ire
vant discussions alike impracticabe and nudcious.
The Convention to-day adopted address to the Legis
laare urging the passage of an act submitting to the
electors Of the State the question Of the amendment Of
the constitution for the prohibition Of the sale of ntox-
eating liquors Tie address takes the broad ground that
the prohibition Of the sale Of intoxicating liquors the
only right principle Of Legislation in regard ~ the alleged
evil The address opposes license laws the general
ground that they necessarily sanction the sale OF liquors
and thus defeat their true intent.
Among those in attendance upon the Convention
Judge Foot, Of Hamilton; Rev DR.. WykoG, OF Albany,
and several Of the clergy of this city The absence Of
the great apostle Of the cause Edward c. Deevan of Al
baDy, IL particularly noted
As wrote yesterday, the Convention Is unmpor,ant
both numbers the spirit evnced and the secondary
character of those engaged In its proceedings. There is
little to fear 10 ts results.
The Convention adjourned sine die this evening.
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Ceurt Calendar-This Day.

syrnsrE couRr CrRcru.Part 1Noe. 1871, 1891, 1875,
47op 4s13 63e5 J43 5577 5627 $685. 5s43 5s45 5s65,
105e 6427 COL e6ip o6e3 6697 s713 6737 6763 GIL
e7a9 Cs43 6s53, 6e1l Part 2-Nos 442t 1850 51l0,
644o tel2 300 5Ioe 571e 57eo $3.50 5s46 6s7s $780,
COMMON PIsAs.-Part Mos. ss6 7S7 5ss, 700, 7p1 ,
Se2. 7e4, 7e6 100 7ss 'se 500, 500, s04 7l2 Part
Adjourned til Monday.
srpspIoR CouaT-fart Nos So;s, so77. ooss, s11s.
Vc2l 3l23, 32b, 3127, Sl2p 3l33 49, 3I37 313g 3l43
tast Part 2-Nos. 1902, 1888, $500 l-ss, $685. 1890
NJ 33p4, 33ss 339s, 34O0 34O2 34O4 s4c, 340s Part
b--~os 207, s147, 3l4e, $751; sI53 3Ib6, aIb7 $780,
biol 103, 3lo7. 3l6e 3l7i, 3i75, 3l7T. Part Mos
8l34 34 q 34ff 34i6 3413 342O, 1922 342i 349t 342s
b4sO 34s2 1881 3430 343s, 344c The following ,nn.
per- from he ort calendar viii be called Part H..
b7se, 1891, soi6 Sel2, silo
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Curious Case OF Smuggling.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Betts.

JAN. 10 -Un,ted States rs. tor, marked L. H. CON,
sain,no jecslvy.-Ths libel 6led by tho govern.
nent against about s2,4o0 worth of German jewelry
which was found concealed in Of wine imported
per steamer Fulton the 9TH July, 1850 The gauger
10 gauglng the the wharf detected tho box con
tanning the jowelry which screwed tho inside Of
tho head of the cask OF wine.
lhe grounds upon which condemnation or the goods
was sought that tho ewciry had boon landed with.
ont nc nit and that bad bocn found concealed with
an intent avoid the payment of duties The has
been for two days Tho Jury after an absence Of
few minutes, onnd verdict u favor o the United tatee
Tcr the United Rates Nr Ethan Aor Aass'ant United
states Attorney ano Messrs Wicoyson and Raufint on
For tho claimants Messrs Webster and Cfalg.
The New York herald., 1862-01-17
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The Fleming Imbrogiio at the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music.

TO fHE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
Before dismissng the subject Of my negotiation with
the Dramatic Committee Of the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music desire express my regret that Judge Green
wood did not his letter OF the 14th inst refer the
meeting Of the evening Of the Sd nst at which time the
Academy positively engaged to for certain dates
the production OF comedies in good style and Mr. Ar
thur ". Benson Chairman (as thnk) Of the Executive
Committee, notified TO that effect, when that gentleman
made note OF the fact. At the meeting Of the 7th inst
nhe first reerred 20 by Judge Greenwood), announced
the engagement of Mrs John Wood and stated that my
arrangements for her support in the pieces selected
would be really goed The addition Of brrlesques TO my
programme ia for the arbitrary action which
did much injustice and deprived the whole Brooklyn
community Of most agreeable opportunity Of witness
ing the sparkling presentations Of this charming come
dicnne COMMON sense Will not think, endorse such
remarkable proceeding Regretting that the contents of
letter which the writer considered private, made
public withdraw from further statement of particulars
connected with this transaction, leaving the truth
speak for itself w. n. FLEMING.
NEW YoRK, January 1e, 1862.
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Arrival OF Released Prisoner from Rich
mOnd.
r.,rrR NAMES AND REGIMENTS.

T'ETR NAMES AND REGIMENTS.
Twenty-eight Of the released Union prisoners from
The jas Of Richmond arrived in this city yesterday
afternoon, their way home They are under the
charge Of Sergeant James Read, Of the Seventy ninth
regiment, and Quartermaster James Gillette Their
names and regiments as follows
Thomas Sullivan, Seventy ninth, New York.
J. w. Carroll, Third New York.
O. Mattison, Second Rhode Island
NJ. Bowling, Thirty eighth New York
J.. Grinne second Vermont
j. c. tmmerson, Second New Hampshire.
W. Fades, Second Massachusetts.
J. w. Lpman, Second Massachusetts.
W. Mansfield Second Massachusetts,.
A. 7. Graves, Second Vermont.
James Wheeler, Second Vermont.
d. Blanchard, Fourth Massac chuset.s.
William Mitchell, Seventy ninth New York.
John Mooney, Second Vermont.
p. A. Streeter, Second Vermont.
C. r. Brooken Fourth Maine
H. Mills, Thirty-eighth New York.
G. H. McCobb, Fourth Maine.
I. 5. Barton, First Maine.
q. FL Lewis, Second Vermont.
v. Nudge, Twenty seventh New York
W. H. Mettelle, apothecary to the Thirty eighth New
York.
J. Brooks. Second Rhode Island.
G. l. Marsh Thirty eighth New York.
s. II. Lowe Seventy ninth New York.
s. Middleton. Fourteenth New York.
James Pratt, Second New York.