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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17
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VSirrp STATES DIsTRioT CoURI:-Nes' IL ~
AZ, %, =, 80 o. o - GrSFgAL TrRs-Sen-enu-
,',s,ssNe, 81 to ca. EEumerlted-Nos p to ~ 90,
STrHrsr CornT-CRcUT.-Part l.--Nos. CD "a
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SurrrloR CouRr-IertI-Nos. Az, Hi To-. ma .s.t
or as 2q7 29e9 2SJl 1907 3l5 30l. 3SS 90. 49, -
Part i--ig5t, 1854, 2Soa. SoSs, d., 10 'N saw
26g, 2ioi ~, >o,s so.
Counr OF CoNNos PLrAs.-PaTt l.--N o., Isis'
1924 iOi al ol5 1858, 1854, ltli lel9 rs a Ia AZ
1871 lisl ,A'S Part II--NoA 1872, l49a low A''''
1855 lslQg k0lf 1908 lCO0, 1907, l6Os, less lol''
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Crent Rriiai,.

The LoEdoa Times again adverts 20 the action
Of the Newly Tk Cham Der OF Commerce touching
the steamer Alabama, and denies that any blame
can be attached to England. Ii says that her ship
yards are open TO all. England does not tit oui
ships.ofwar, but sells their component parts 10 all
colers. Tie Times then quotes from the Message
of President Pierce to Congress, in 1885, TO she y
what America considered her neutrality, and what
she was justified in doing during the Russan war.
The Tunes adds; England has never gone
beyond or fully up to the bosnds Of the American
theory-which is perfectly southland English neu-
trails cit disciples at the feet OF President PIERCE
The London Datly Netrs has a very different ar-
gument. 1t says that the Government cannot be
snswerable for every paltry iniraction OF obliga-
tions which its subjects hi h be tempted TO commit.
But looking OF the grave charges made against
Laird's ship-building yard on the Merssy, where &
navy TO be used sgalust q friendly Power 10 being
built, after England has declared her neutrality il
not the Government bound either 10 terminate this
illegal state Of things TO withdraw It's neutrality
proclamation.
The London Times has commenced the publica.
ton Of " special correspondence' from Richmond.
A letter dated Oct. 5 IN which the writer appears
strongly imbued with the spirit Of the Secessiosts
says: "They suffer terrible desolation, but tier
spirit Of resistance is Us high % ever"
TIE London Da,ly Neps furnishes evidence from
Southern newspapers TO show that their military re-
sources about exhausted and that internal OLSEN
sions prevail.
John Bright, in a letter TO VIM. Gurnelle Jewett,
expresses smazement at the idea of CANCELLATION to
ward tie South regarding Slavery. He says: "The
North may separate from the South or fight out the
contest and win, but TO leave the slave stiIl slave
will expose her to the contempt Of the civilized
world" He adds: 81 applaud the proclamation OF
President Lincoln, does every man in Europe
who is not foe TO Freedom, or moved by base hos
tilty 10 the American Republic because it ia re-
public, and powerful one
At crowded meeting of the Metropolitan Institu-
tion Of London resolutions expressing sympathy
with the North were adopted.
Lord BTougham, i'll letter, expresses q
strong hope that the Government will refrain from
interference III OF servile instruction in the
Southern States
1t was rumored that Lord Elgin had retired from
the Govenorship Of India owing to the climate not
agreeing with him, and that the Duke Of Argyle
would succeed him.
The great Exhibition closed without any formal
Ceremonies. The attendance and total receipts both
exceed the great Exhibition o. 1851.
Parliament has been further prorogued until the
18th OF January.
The Continental political news i. uuimnortsni.
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would tend to criminate some one yet unknown. A
trunk that was stored in Jersey City on October o.
This trunk has been obtained and examined. Its
contents are not peculiar save book OF deposit Of
the New.York Savings Bank, which has in it an
entry Of 500, deposited July 10, to the credit Of
George W. Simons
Mr.. Lewis talias Simons y has Oh bis person
81 500 in United States notes. The Hon. Il. S. Field
acts as his counsel.
The Coroner jury is still sitting SATURDAY even
ing, 7 o'clock and it is not unlikely that further
developments OF importance may be made. The
whole affair is far from clear.
Mr.. Lewis will be committed to Jail at Trenton,
tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17
COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONS-Nev l5-Bef,ss Jasss
NcCuNN

Amanda Thompson, tried for the murder o. her
husband Joseph 7. Thompson. In the month OF Sepeosf
s was ~ IN tue oufth degree 1hs
Judge addressed tho prisoner briefly reminding her Of ne
-nonity " her crime and OF the llct tbs, tie Jury HA
have io1ui her guilty much serious ocEso; that
the man life she had taken undoubtedly bad sna
graded man. who h4i goy Isusei hoT aud ms bad greas
committing the act she bad found ~. para
nour leaving bed yet warm. and Ia moment Of fenfv
III. had DESTROYED his Tile lie felt therefore, disposed g
mere u With her at N. inc no the aged
must he yndsaed he sen,eEced her 70 be coahaed IN ne
City Prison for one year.
VIM BROOKS, convicted Of a, attempt At grand inceny
sentenced 70 state Prison for two years. =,
Richard Bohlen, convicted Of mans laughter In the iei>
degree sentenced 10 the Peuitentiary TO- i1 monts ia.
Nna C0hurn convicted assAu. AMI battery ssst SeI
p son to- 10 days ,.,,s.
Randolph a. kehoe convicted Of grand lreeny ssat 70 W
Peuiten'ilry for two years. ,,.. s,.x
Paick McGinness convicted OF assault And sA'eiS' A
SO ,,.,,, ...s
20 the City Prison Tor oEs day.
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LAW 1NTELLIGENCR.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-No, ~ r
JUDGES NELSON and SHIpMAs -oesss
THS sLAYE-TRADE-sEETENcr or uonx
YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
Albert Horn, convicted Of fitting out n. 49,.
City ofNorfok a. SLAYER, arraisneo for nos
Judge shipnsn said that he had examined ,b
affidavit" submitted TO him in behalf Of the pr.,na 'ns
his opinion the prisoner had had last and
thought that the evidence justified the urv in ,. ne
Considering the nature Of the ofepss H. verdict
scribed BY the statute csnnot b. cop,de,d s1s pre-
crime Is not one which pcrpetrstes u9deS 10 Ihs
and in thi. instance perpea,ed BY man 81 Iehoers
VINO could July appreciate whit he doi,y IA
quences OF his acts The Imprisonment nay b. 10,
than seven nor less than three years. and Their. e
PROVIDED IN the nature Of 9u tan pioceedns which 4,
not likely would occur In this the defenSss
reny has no nlesns to which 1t could attach Tia
ment IL net in the State Prison, accompanied win
Gbor II Il mere imprisonment IL does not spueay tL .
defendants present state Of health such TO maze Li
capsule Of enduring confinement Ghough A. viii ~ m u
be unpleasant to him III hereafter Il appeas tia. th
ceraon inJnTtously Affects his consttution that i
proper ground FOR application TO the Executive
the nature OF the ofenss and Of the proof and
proper estiu alton to the papers submitted 10 INC In ~
icndsnps behalf have made the runishment "A Iiyht
could consstenfy with the duo administration of iu.,,
The sentence dPro Is that you be Imprisoned fo- Eve 49,
Several friends or the defendant In the Court d.
the judges remarks. lie received the sentence calmly
THE BAIL BOND OF SANTOS.
In the case Of joe ). Santos, acquitted Of n.
charge Of fitting out the bark Cora 81 SLAYER Mr. g,S
moved TO waive the forfeiture OF the bail which had hss
treated during the progress OF the trial a. consequences n A.
disappearance Of Ssnto This motion made before JsS,s
Nelson who reserved his decision.
In the of Capt Crawford Of the tlsver City Nok
who had been used witness against Horn nse prssssa
wa enteredtt
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LIVERPOOL,
q -
The Princeton Murder.

Ceresponsence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
PRIScETOs, N j., Nov. Is. 1862
Last evening, a man was brought here from Mill
stone Somerset Co., answering to tho description Of
che supposed murderer Of Mr.. James Rowand. He
calls himself Charles Lewis. Suspicion is strong
against him, as fragments Of business card and
Other papers, bearing the name Of the deceased,
~hsro was also found in Bis carpet-bag small bottle
81 scsne acid of use in removing blood-sains also,
shirt, having some eight spots of blood mon the
Eght wf-stDand. Many witnesses identify him as q
Refson seen here on Thursday and preceding even.
~" 1* Isa.imony 9f wv Or inc individuals
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SUPERIOR coURr-GxsKn.t Txxx-Nov..M

NOTICE TO TIE BAR.
Notes OF issue Tor toe December term must b.
fled with tho Clerk or before the I'D inst
Before sll the Justices.
DECISIONS.
John b. Durbrow et al. at. Francis MCDONALD,
e, .L-Judenent affirmed. Opinion by Bosworth, c.
Alexander Meech agt. kellogg II. Loona-OFdsr aRrns4
Henry Rustsr agt Claus Puc1hofer s-orier revsusa
without costa Opinion b. Mcneil, J.
john Purchase at. George +. Belowa-Ordei sdrrsG
OPINION By Bosvorth G. J
SPECIAL Txxx-Nov lS--Bsfcre Justice MoscRtn
DECISIONS.
Elizabeth Sander sgt Victor Lnkehart Richafd
F. Mount IT, trustee &c, sg. John Aotat o. al JoaaA
Morrison s.. John Bssh.-Mo,iOns granted
WA L Smith si al. Az Chas. D,nison e, d-undersk'
ipr approved, and warrant OF attachment issued
joseph ". hartley sgt. Benjagin latham 81 a. "
PLEADED -Jud.neBt FOR plaintiff for foreclosure, &c.
John h. Cesry at. Lewis j. Phillips ct al-donnts
strike out pGf irrelevant grated with 81 eoss
10 plaintiff sblle vi action Older TO be settled
tw day. notice.
Glars Furulss rst Anthony siyoh .. a.-Jadsmeus IA
plaintiff. diminishing complaint, with costs , 49,,
Thora Ayss c, al sg. Chrstisn r. Fresch ct sL-Mouoe
dr-i with - csts ~ opposing the sNEe 10 deieSaann
Wa w Todd at Louisiana 81. Johr.-Ths proceedings
are stayed By proper undertaking baviag been gvsa.
rapefs left IN clerks office.
Before Justice RosEsTsos.
Alexander Ewhle az, Psrk Fno Insurance Conpiny-is
sues reduced = moved FOR
Albert q. Lawrence sst Freeman Daley ct s.-Answ9
struck sRsn, with liberty to put In with costa
MArgsrs. Amelia Hart sgi- Robert Hope Hart-DivoUs
granted Judgment settled
Before Justice NOVEL
John Fetresrh at. Alexander 81 Cirs.aler-Hsticn Y
substitute defendant denied with 10 see oPaieae
with Clerk st Chan ers.
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The Building Of a Rebel Navy Ia England
Ohm BRIGHT ON TIE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
Collision Between the Austrian and the
Italian Troops.
Whe Throne Of Greece to be offered
to Garibaldi.
sr. Jony's N.F. Saturday. Nov. Is, tsa

ST.. JoEN's y. T.. Saturday. Nov Is, t62
The steamship Etns, from Liverpool on the 9th,
via Queenstown on the 9th inst. passed Cape Race
en- route to New-YoIk at / o'clock this afternoon.
She was boarded by the yacht Of the press ard a
summary Of her news obtained. The Etna reports
that she has experienced very severe weather dur
ing the voyage Her dates are four days later than
those per the Europa ct Hslifax.
The steamship City Of New-Yorh, from New
York. arrived at Liverpool on the 4th inst.
The steamship Hiberuian, from Quebec arrived
st Liverpool on the 9TH inst.
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Wu.r TO DO With Your POSTAGE s9AAf"
-Th.re 4. much uneasiness about the use OF P0'"e.
st,mps-pore than necessary. The beat way |s. ..
over this difficulty is to receive 10 ST. h.vss
they refuse to take any. All persons VINO - .,..
few stamps on hand can use them on l''ei' %,
they are utterly defaced. they are no. s,s5l,
such purposes, the Government Will aha ais
mike such provision Immediately &, D'' "a
for their redemption. TIE people nasd not ''n'' y
any great extent.
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india. Chinu and Australia.

The India, China and Australia mail bad been
telegrsphed.
CALcuTTA, October 7.--ShirtiDgs and yarns
6Tmer Exchange 2ICi.
CANTON, September GA serious conspiracy 20
burn the city and kill tie mandaTius has been dis
covered. Exchange 4ISl
SHAsGHAE, October l9.--Silk higher. Exchange
6jOii.
MELBOURNE, September 26.-Bu,ness dull. Gold
exports 100, 900 ounces.
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COURT or COMMON pLEAs-Noy. Is-B.tot. Jads
HEAVY DAMAGES FOR FALSE ARREST.

Men re.:A Nailio sgt Samuel Lord. ct a.
In December, 1850, plaintiff was purchasing goods
dses aas GRIND street sorei she had selected ioof
drssos when n the iusigstion % deiendaus clerk pocs-
arrested her suspicion Of having secFeeo some COCOA
She conveyed TO tie subceA, aud seached theasE
male und est bet. but nothing found physician es
he'd that tie the plaintiff pregnant; tia. the taAn
threw here into a. OF nes IN OF "Aea
she had uO since been able plr.e her usUa. syooatoa
The arrest and search admitted bat pci9gs actiona -
The part Of Plai,ta were eaded IA igst'fc L.on.
Tho Jury found verdict for plaintiff ewa.linG saHS
dsIpase aud The Count added extra allowance sf $l0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17

SOLDIERS VorrSG.-New-H-mpshire lO.u' Tina
election on the second Tuesday OF March next 80.
I@sding journals Of The State are agitatins the T..
ton of permitting the soldiers to 'o'e' cout
posed to call M extra session OF TIE GENE, a,rne,o
to legalilo tue vote OF tue ten thoas'aa 'S'-
NOW q. tue war. Why not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17

ALLEGED pERJURY.--On Saturday afternoon,
seward Olsen aresed complaint mode by Charles
k,..y ntis Je'eron Mako Police Court, ehHscd With
having naiited Psruy IN tbs yea 1851 IL Appens that
40 time aso ,fet tried d ohsrsr u grand srse
IS aui yic,d the testimony u Olsen that soseqnen
IL Gudt prrd gei ont Of he Stae Prison tiucewhck
time Culfsllt received punish Oen Tor sivus esidnee 10
e csse Size held " BAL IN the o. 1000
o
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These are under tie treatment Of the following
medical gentlemen: IL contract surgeons and 10
army surgoons.
There are at Central Park Il ra.ion,s, each Of
whom las lvsI one leg and Arrangements are being
made with celebrated manufacturer Of artificial
nbs to supply tho,o erpples at the expense Of the
Government.
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SICK AsD WousDLD SoLDiERs.-0f late there
have been but few complaints coming from our
hospitals; tho patients are rapidly conyaleseing
under careful and skillful treatment. Our excellent,
Medical Director DR.. McDougal, by his close aiten-
ton TO the wants Of, bis paticnts-his Uniform
courtesy to vistors, and his prompt suppression Of
any attempts to impose upon the men under his
charge has so, the medical department into excel
len, working order. The following LIT of the
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Advertise mer;.l
trirr. lrNI1,In SnArrs NV l.AAN

Nov RT,oy is pamphlet OF 3! pace fne Wits rssr
Bes le soc bill wh,h s. word Tor vo'i Ia accordance th
The oriua to1t wo apposd IL Aph.betcs koc,pltua
ton Of every article BE- taxed by tie AT aai tne amount
81 be eylst thereon. This renders /. "a complies
and convenient ~ [. 8 pJssiulo to maze T.
Prc, &c f pos paid 81 per 100 u 'ont by e1pTes', -
PEI loJ II ~ mall Address Tus TRIBUNE Now foTA
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VlssAR FEMALE CoLLEGx.-The walls Of thi.
college are up, the roof is on, and Carpenters
mAsons, and other mechanics are a. work in the
building. In few months it will be oponed for tie
accommodation Of young ladies' who desire liberal
education. THIS institution, 90 generously endowed
will have al She apparatus AL the appliances, and
all The facilities necessary 10 insure thorough col.
egats course Of studies. Several hundred young
ladies will be cared FOR and educated in this usiitu-
ton, which will be splendid abode Of taste and re-
hncment, surrounded by superior intellectual social
and moral advantages. The professors and students
viii constitute ono family, united by common
bond Of interest-thc pursuit Of knowledge, and
allied by similarity Of tastes and aims-in word
the students will have all the advantages that young
men find In our beat institutes Of learning 10 which
will be added the graces and accomplishments OF
refined home culture. President Je.ett, who IL to
have charge Of this Female College, is native Of
Vermont. lie graduated at Dartmouth, in the class
Of 1898. lie wGs n teacher in AndoyeT Theolo.c
School three years. In 1888 10 accepted proies-
sorship in Marietta College, Ohio. la 1888, he went
20 Alabama where he established the "Judeon
Female Institute" In 1850, he resigned his posi.
ton and came to Poughkespsie, where he conducted
the Cottage Hill Seminary iiyo years. lie il now
in Europe, preparing his plans for the management
Of the noble institution to be committed to bis care.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17

RErrlpD oS HABEAs CoHPUs-Thc two sailors,
Kilcad snd Come phe arrested on cRsg. 81 stealing
inward ol 80 board tho United statrs sglhc bArA
d. KAb IN October ss aud who brought 70 this ely by
g-Ans sut Dcany Ito bsarth Police Precinct,
have been feeaed writ Of hsbes corpus asro being
evidence nor charge hlch 70 hold them AID tho money
which lodged Ito keeping Of the Properly CleTa e.
So. has be Agtgched.
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Nrw-Yohz Hosrr.I.-weeLly Report to Nov.

Fatal AccInENT.-On Saturday afternoon, Coro-
uer held inquest the bodyiof Patrick Brady,
ocke down and the corner Of Fuiton
sad South streets by truck driven Made sdelel IL
rearea that the purely accidental The de-
esssed was IN the employ Of Farar Lyon, No ~ south
street va leand % yoals u o.e all Las len
family residing IA Brooklyn.
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Greece.

The affairs Of Greece continued without change.
Nothing had been decided rs to who should take the
place Of the King.
1t was reported that Gsritalf had been sounded
q to his acceptance Of the crown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17

GEExAs REPUBLICAN, CESIE,L CoNxIrTTr.-
The regular meeting Of tho German Republican
Central Committee was held at the Steubsn House,
in lie Bowery, Dr. Naumann, in the absence Of Mr..
Willmann, occupied the chair, and Alfred Er5e
acted as Secretary. The only business of import
ance transacted was the unanimous Endorsement Of
the nomination Of Robert L. Hsws for Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17

Everybody should obtain PSYCHOLOGICAL
ELIMINATION o. FowLKK WkILs No. 80g Bresd"ay, to
l,.i- .lar tsleals. dele, and proper Occupation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17

A collision took place on the froptier between
come Italian and Austrian soldiers. After a SHARP
contest quiet was restored. Each aide charges ths
btheg with being the aggressor.
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EraRce.
Itniy.

The Paris Bourse was heavy on the 9Th inst &,
70f. Csc. for the Rentes.
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SUPREME COURT-CRasBKRs-Nov l3.-Bsfers Jaades
LEONARD.
CIsrONs.
Peter Morris agt. Elizabeth Way.-Settled.
Before Justice BARNARD.
Joseph 5. Ridgway sgI Andrew {. TuttleA-Asaa
granted
Charles Matthews sg Samuel @. Dou cherry 1t sL-AAan
grated on payment Of y 10 costs OF motion.
Before Justice PgcEHAs.
L. ~. Armstrong sst b. Lorillard ct a-Ordets settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17
Police MovENEsTs.-During the past week the
Police Commil,ioners made the following changes:

Police Commissioners made the following changes;
4ypoinfneah Joseph W. Robb, lst John NEG Gin 6sh
Pa,iick Barry ltA Theodore Jarvis fA jobs ". Jones
5;hi John Cook 5h Gee 0uichy, Ih Nar,ir Cody yth
John 4 Prosrr. 9thi James ksy. i'h Wan beIsiH lth
Wu n TTayis i5thi Bsy-y Oakley. i3h tsrelus smith.
92a. John EAsun. no James W Hoadlsy, IA Cha A.
FsdeTick lat; joan OCeun., %; stephen J. Boy! 9TH
Thomls Hocion doormsn. 2lth.
Rsngrahoa Thomas Greenwood I'd.
Uec.aseG.-Ihoalas }. NedTau, lstA.
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SUPREME coURT-CIncr1r-N.v. y-Be,o,. Ju.t...
Potter.


IMPORTANT TO COMMON CARRIERS.
Henry Ball ct al. az: the Liverpool hewYo.k and Phsd
phis Steamship Company.
This case has been tried twice before. The plain.
tfs dlegs that In 1883 Mr. Ball Of the firm OF Ball. Bsci
Co.. jewelers. In this city had manufactured for his houss
Florence large quantity Of mosics and msachtes aous.
ing IL the aggregate to seyer hundred dollars and ordered
them to DO sent to shipping house in eghos who csussl
them 30 be shipped 70 Liverpool that they arrived safely
Liverpool to the oder Of Brown sbpey Co.. who caused
the be transmitted to this county by the ship kansus
belo gug tho dsfendsus that tho presentation Of De
freight bill TO Ball. Black Co. they went to the oice Of s
steamship company here for the property bu. unable 70
ob.ain IL.
The defendants claim that nesics and mslaehes pre-
cous sud they not bound TO respond In dan
ages value theoo by Of the following clause
ia the bill ladinr; The o. these ships viii b
FOR money docuGen gold silver bullion specs
ewelry and precious metals. paintings and 'sa
less bills o. sdng signed therefor and the value thefe
expressed" The main Issue 10 whether mossics AID Lss-
ehtes under the terms precious stones or ewery he
plaintiff, claiming that these articles not jewelry
precious uatil they set or prepared - oEnames
Verdict for plaintiffs for Sl ~ ".
Me,srs Wni. l-rtop sod C. ysks for PLAINTIFFS hss
Plate, Gerard, and Buckley for defendants
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FOURTH NETRoPoLITAS REGINESr.-An elegant
Gag for presentation to the Fourth Metropolitan
Regiment, is now on exhibition g. Hall 4 Sons
store, Broadway. The flag shows on white silk the
Goddess Of Liberty dressed in he American colors,
and holding ia the right hand the Constitution, while
the left hand grasps TIE shield AID an olive branch
At tho feet OF the Go dess lies broken crown and
scep;er, and the Goddess is accompanied By an eagle
who holds the thunderbolt,. The reverse shows tie
coa.-of.arms of the State and an inscription.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17

PlTRoTIsM ~ PoucHKErrsrE.-Poughle
has furnished her fill quota for the war hence there
will be no draft in that city. The Commercial Col
lege, under Prof Eastman, hss cent about sixty
young men TO the scat Of war siBco the commence
nent Of hosilities, ind probably twice that number
the army, some Of them occupying high and hon.
orabe positions as line and staff officers. The Rev.
DR.. McI;ckron tie able and eloquen! pastor OF the
Fret Dutch Reformed Church, notwithstanding his
Democratic proclivities, has On all suitable occs-
sons in the pulpit and out OF it, urged his bearers
to stand by tie Government and sustain the war,
thus he, in conjunction with his brother clergy nen
of other denominations, las kindlei sentiment Of
patriotism credable to that beautiful city Of schools
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE ETNA OFF CAPE RACE.
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CoNPLIMrNTARY OyArioY 10 CE.. BAyEs.-
Numerous citizens and friends OF Bnior-Gen. ". T.
Banks and wife, having expressed desire to testify
10 him their hish appreciation Of his services in the
cause Of or country, in the councils Of the nation
40 well IS in the field, the General WIS requested to
name day when ihey could 10 no withou, dctd-
men! 20 his public duties. Con. Banke was pleased
% name WcdacsdAy next, and 8 meeting vii be
held Ut The Asior-ilouse, Saturday afternoon ut
o'clock, when Committee will be formed to carry
out IN any appropriate manner the arrangements for
a grald reception. Tue eestlslsn poe. active IL