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The New York herald., 1862-11-12
The Order or tho President.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ. GENERAL 's OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON, Sovs5, 1852.
By direction Of the President OF the United States it Is
ordered that Major General Mcclellan be rolevcd from
the cnmand Of the Army Of the Potomac and that Major
General Burnside take the command OF Tn 1t army.
BY order Of the SECRETARY OF WAR.
Z. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adntant General.
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The Reception In Philadelphia.

PHilUtLfHlA, Nov Al, lsu2.
crowd assembled at the Continental early this
ing the expectation of the arrival Of General Mcclellan
But the made that he would not arrive
there but proceed from the depot directly for Trenton
This caused the to dock 10 the depot whore large
number was assembled.
The train arrived shortly after midnight and hailed
with the most bosterous cheers and music from the
band.
In response General Mcclellan made disappearance upon
the PLATFORM and after the subsdencc Of the cheers
sad:--
FuIow CITIZENS or rmIApslrgA:-I thank you Cor your
kindness. I have just parted with your brothers ard
tine Army Of the Potomac too recently TO make
speech. Our parting too sad. l can say nothing
more TO you, and de not think you cugh, expect
speech from me-
Tho train thsn proceeded along Washington avenue TO
the wharf His progress hailed with cheers by tho
crowd. He was attended by his pcrsonsl staff
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Arrange naents I'm Trenton.

TRENTON, n g., Nov. IT 1862.
General Mcclellan will arrive here at two A. NJ on the
18TH. Preparations have been made TO extend him a
proper reception.
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Capture OF - Steamer Running the
Bloc kade.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IT, 1so2
letter from The sou Ct Mr FuIton editor Of the Bat
more Amerca, dated Pensacola board The Hartford,
October % says that the United States steamer Mont
gomery camc IN that morning win hnc sidc.whsel
steamer as prizo, loaded with arms and munitions OF
war which she caught about City miles % Mobile after
chase Of seven hours she was originally called the
Arizona, but was changed The Caroline She
anded by Captain Forbes Of New Orleans, formerly of
Amboy N J. she hailed from Havana. When
hancd her crew throw overheard the
on beard &c but they did MOI succeed IN making away
with much OF the cargo.
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Departure or tire Corcoran Brigade.

Departure OF the COrcOram brt8uues
THIS ne body Of sailed yesterday, under command
Of Colonel john f. Mcsahon acting Brsadicr Gcucral
The steamers Uuitcd States Cahawba. Pocahontas and
couuec,cu, wcro the transports employed for tho pur
pose.
aeuera Corcoran goes by rail-, &C.. 70 NEE, his men at
Fortress Monroe.
The ccet saHei In the following order
Uuited States, Capt. A. II. Fulton, flagship.
Cahawba, Capt Bohsr, two points on The sfirooars
ouar,sr Of the United stses and Two cables lengths
asiern.
Pocahcutas, Capt. Phillips. two points on port quarter
OF the United States and two cables lengths assrn
Ccurecsscut, Captain Johnston. four cables 'enSsns
directly as.ern Of the Tinted states
The vessels will keep their relative positions during the
voyage.
Tue several recruiting officers who have oosn lsn b.
nrd ~ General Corcoran, In order TO OIL up be bri.
80 have now catered upon their daes. The Fourth
Of ,hs Iesisr Cocusl ~ X Bryan, has detailed
,sa,.,, Edward Gorman recruiting ofhcer Hs 70.
s-a,,ns ten, s n the PARK, opposite The CITY Hall. H
" reerui,ius company under tbe name Of ht "Richard
ocormaa Gcssd" which 10 70 bs attached 70 the Albany
rsS,mssG ...............
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WHITE PLAINS, Va, Nov. J, 1sGz


Arrival Of Our TooJs- ice Soym-7ne SaIp,y Tais-
CrnRoEddiag Ahead, dc, dc
Our corps arrived here this forenoon and the
comfortably cnoainpcd,hat Is, as comfortably they
well be under the present unusual and unexpected
visitation of w.ntTy weather IL has been decidedly
wintry day, with falling and pcrmcatng hyper
borean wind and cnincss Those destitute Of ovcrcoatS
blankets feel tho change kccny. II Is
storm occrrs ea-y IA this section OF Virginia pro-
baby viii not be of long duration. The men, however,
are seemingly excellent spirits though they
baskug in the cheerful warmth of a summer SUM-
The whole corps Is encmnpcd about White Plains, on
either side OF the railroad II like gctuag once
more the regions " civilization to hear the whistle
and putting Of steam engines and heavy l. ains NOV
inr Ia aud fro. As is hav. reac. base ia
and the present neeacd army supplies ol
clothing and conm-st stores will doubtless b. promptly
aud adequately furnished us.
Ahead OF has been heard nj interval cannonadng all
day n presagcs. doubt coming battles ais awaiting
One thing is ccrtanthc men IRE ready Tie present
little winter gives desire for winter quar- ters,
L, Us have longing for winter qlaI tcrs uri good
month wo In way of crushing tn reeoiun',nd
ony good and nest lighting that will crush i,bas
been accomplished.
Except the march and excitement of rtcLiDg tents
and scrambng rails .or cc there rohng new to
record
Two suspicious looking persons who have been unablo
give proper account OF themselves, have been ar
rested spiss
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Police Intellfgence. J.

CAucur n A CHuRcH.-A little girl, fourteen years Of
age named Mary Scanion, caught In the Church OF
the TRANSPORTATION, about nine o'clock Sunday night
by the sexton. She had lighted candle in her hand and
was In search Of silver which IL used ia the
munion service The girl found In the church
about three weeks ago with iron key in her possession
which Cited the poor box On that occasion tho sexton
dismissed her with rcprmand. Yesterday che was
taken before Justice Connolly ut the Tombs, who sent
her TO the House OF Refuge.
Nova ATTEMPT DxyRAup A BAsK.--Abont three
weeks ago two men named John Cannon and Youug de-
posted fifteen dollars In the Butchers and provers Bank
They then went oFrederlok Knmel an sngraver dolsg
business at Ne IS Nassau street. and engaged him 10
grave forms Of certificates tof deposit the Butchers
and Drsves Bank also copper plate engravngs Of the
signatures OF r. p Perrin the cashier and O. G. Brnker
hc the teller Of the bank They told the engraver
That purpose 10 obtain msnsy by Of the
certificates On the 23d Of last month he delivered thom
10 Cannsn At the time taking the precaItion TO in
form the officers OF the hank what he had been engaged
10 do but whether before after delivering them to
Cannon did not appear al the investigation. Yesterday
detectives Sense and Radord received orders 10 arrest
tbese men, They succeeded In arresug Cannon II this
atty who brought before Justice Connolly yesterday
who committed him FOR examination. Young was arrest
Cd al Bughaton where he lies ndctsd for forgery
II believed that several OF the spurious certificates arc
In eirculation.
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city Intelligence.

Msrrrxc or TIT NEW YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL UMoS.---A
regular meeting Of the New York lypoaraphca'Union
was held their the evening Of the 1st inst
with H. M. Mcnamara, Esq, In tho chair, and Mr D. W.
Kbal acting recording secretary TO take action rsa
tive 70 the death several Of their fellow members The
following are the proceedings Of tho meoting;--
Al regular meeting sf tho New York typographical
Union No. o, held at thor rooms, No 163 Bowery,
smSc and resoIsou wore unanimously sdopts1:
Whereas, the members OF the New York typographical
Union No. have learned with profound regret or the
death Of our late fellow members u 2. Finn, n 8 Rey.
nolds Lyman G. Kulp. Wilson g. Shannon, James Dickson
and John Ryan, killed In battle while fighting in defence
OF the dag OF the United States and whereas In their
death we have lost SIX good and Trustworthy members
and tho country and brave soldiers who at the ma
t,onal call ready TO abandon their homes and friends
when duty called them 70 the post OF danger and whose
courage and bravery We all admire; therefore,
Rssoved That tender heartfelt ympaihy 70 the
relatives and friends of late follow members ana that
while thoir untinsy DEATH We cannot but re-
joics that they died while lighting In defence Of their
country for liberties, the maintenance OF the const
tuition and the supremacy OF the laws
Tan saR JoNHns have agreed to work for the shIp
swncrs and boss jones OF New York and Brooklyn for
81 so per day after next Thursday.
MEETING on Boss Hosss Suonss The boss horse shcers
have held meeting and resolved TO raise the price Of
shooting horses twenty y.6ve cents over present rates
Srsfu FOR HIamER wAGss.--The iourneymcn house
painters held meeting last evening for the purpose si
demanding Increase OF wages They resolved TO de-
snd, the present. shilDgs hour and another
meeting will DO held next Thursday. TO give the matter
further consideration
scDpks EEArH An UsRrswx SOLDIER An unknown
SOLDIER about forty four years Of age, supposed 10 be
Michael McCalIey, died suddenly Mt Rixer lslaud few
days ago from disease OF the heat Coroner Tion, Of
Ncw,ovn, who telo an inques, nron the body VIII oe
able 10 give the relatives OF the deceased any further In
formation they desire.
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Court or General ssssioss.

Before CITY Jrdgc NcCunn.
Nov Tho November term Of the Court Of Genera,
csstcns commenced this orrng City Judge Mccunn on
Che bench
The Grand Jurors were swsrn. aud Wilson Hunt,
Esq appointed foreman
Judge Mccunn then delivered his charge, which was
cory brief, and embraced only the usual topics
James Hsdley then placed the bar indoea for
isamy Tie indictment sci forth that the prisoner mar
ssd one Lucy Ann Phillips, the 1oth or september
Dor last hc married Mary Grove IN this city his 6rsl
klfc beng still alive.
II The ease was fully proved aud the jury After short
ls;,isrssion Wrought IN verdict OF guilty Judee Nc.
6nn sentenced him the State Prison for four years ami
p!np months. .
arceny was sentenced to-day 10 the State Prison for
S&ars..,
u The Court adjourned untn THURSDAY morning Al eleven
G0anak.
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Pcrsenal Intelligence.

Gov E. D Morgan arrived at the Astor House yester.
day.
George Francis Train intends delivering few more OF
his characteristic addresses 10 Massachusetts, and viii
then leave for Richmond Va 10 present JEFFERSON Davis
with tho coffin cf the abolition party. He ontertans
strong hopes that Of Il will riscPhenix ikea new
and glorious Union.
Major General Bsnks exrccied 10 return to the Asor
House 10. day
Col Hamilton. OF Texas: John Rogers, os Tennessee.
Charles wood. OF the United States Army h Wood OF
the United states Navy. n Bennett OF Colorado 1srri
tory ana Bell and wife, OF California, arc stopping at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Gen Churchill. Capt North and Capt. W. W. Tenu, OF
the United States Army Hon A. Risiey and L. l. HYDE
OF Duukrk, Col z, Benton, A II Jones aud sut,
Of Ph,iadephia Dv L. W. Jones and Tsnny of wash.
ineton sewell, Of Troy, and c, Bdweii or Buna.
10, are stopping at the Astor House
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The "2OO'' Touches tho Sensibtlitfes OF the
New York Chamber or Commerce.
r. y q

From the Richmond pispatoil. Oct 81.
The pteous grsans Of the New York Chamber Of Com.
high seas by Confederate vesss show where the shoe
pinohes, and where ought TO strike the enemy
would hurt him The doefh lamentations Of these
Shyocks over their lost diamonds are music to our
ears Nothing can equal the satisfaction which they ex
perience from robbDg other people, except the anguish
they suffer in being robbed themselves The vital part of
these gentry lies IN their pockets the sensitive nerve Of
eectuay pierced, the death agony s sudden and IRENE
diable.
and seizng the great centres Of its wealthPhiladcpha
New York and Boston. This would be desirable II prac
tcatle but whether Is practicable or not is another
thing which Is more important, s practicable and that
Is 10 cut OF the OF it's wealth and the golden
streams which supply the reservoirs Of its prosperity
If Northern commerce upon the ocean could DO de-
atroyed, even to any great extent crippled should
do tho Lincoln empire more damage at less cost than by
any land invasion Of their territories. The peculiar
stiveness which the North manifested long ago, in
gard to prvateers ought at TO have taught where
blows could be most effectively struck They would
have singled out prvsteersmen as The objects Of
peculiar vengeance, and threatened to ffeat thcm
pirates IL they had not felt tha. the privatcers
assaling their weak spot. and that when had only
two or three little vessels upon the waters.
Now that have several efficient vessels sailing fast
and wei armed tney are .nown INTO oonsa.cs, ana
true way 10 retsate for their punder upon land 70
assaiI them upon the seas and mako ii matter Of un-
certainty whenever Northern port whether
she viii evera rive at her anticipated haven For this
purpose III st increase navy and privaesrs.
men, and IL the enemy undertake mako any distinction
between them and any other class Of our ghtipe men TO
retalate lie for life, upon every prisoner Ia hands.
We glad to learn, from the ioe'u statements Of the
New York Chamber OF Commerce. that the C0pfederatos
have several other formidable vessels In course OF pre-
paraton besides those which have already spread such
CONSERVATION throughout Yankeedorn.
We trust they may harass the Yankee commerce upon
every sea and make speedy prey Of their rich argoses
Of California and the Indies We have sxlfu and gal
LIANT naval officers In abundance, and the time Is at hand
when they will reap aures rich and abundant az their
brethren upon tho land Our government should elevate
its most powerful energies 10 this means Of harassng
the enemy and or building up strong navy The iron.
clads OF the United States accomplish much nj
sea They viii be slow salers aud not easily handled In
rough sen. Our feet ships where they cannot hght
them can easily escape them and when they cannot
carry their prizes sink them, which just bad
for the Yankees. Let hear some more groans from
the Chanber of Commerce, WALL
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Arrivals and Departures.

-steamship Arabia, q, BosienA 8 Knight,
children And Stores Mrs Stores NJ Buexle Mrs
Leo Miss williamson Mrs. Ore ecnwood Howe and lady,
Josh Wales, MRS Wales. Thomas wales aud lady,
Taylor Mr. Lock WOOD Miss Eastman Mrs Taylor Mrs
Jones Capt ender and infant Rcckendorer, Dr Bro.
die Mr. sprasuc infant and nurse NJ Sder, Miss Tuck
MISS sehaii hIs, y Puipsm, NJ seedsman and LADY,
Mr Berfley Hursc:s, Rev Brunei. Mrs GODDARD Mas
Goddard, Relbao Consha Mr. Bioomned. lady md IN.
fant; Mr. Slabmau. VIM Hail. Mr. Goddard, Jr Rawson,
Mrs Rawson Miss Re vson, Mrs Grace aud child Mrs Gil.
christ, Mr. Caro-, Capt BAR Aex Mitchell and friend.
Mrwa'e. car,sin 9 LanL u w,BIentr:on Hunt, Mr
Mr. Cross Mr. Dan M Ryder James Maltheson, Gen Mac
Barlow, ) A'Cole ksiopelSskss Mrs Aspinsi, Mrs
Mrs Ctssfio and child wr Ne kcnsie, Mrs Mscscurie
forpeiein. Mr. corte,. Murphy Mr cornsius M whit.
Mrv oatF.ss Avn HAv vAvA-stesmshp Marion Mrs "
Moitou Ess 9 y Morton, Mrs. . wsserman and child.
" Riakp w Blanchard, J Brown. William Brown ] w
suyer, 4 y ELS roser CyrY s @srsss Loais lrsdsr
Post, Ramon Ramirez, Theodore Rapde~sud one IN ,hs
s,eersge.
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Mails for EurOne.

hoVEMGErs OF MoLELLANs ARMY I'm VIRGINIA
DEPREDATIoks ON THE mon sEAs, ETo.
The Cunard mail steamship Austraasan Captain Cooke
will leave this port to morrow for Liverpool.
The malls for Europe will close this city at half past
eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning
The New YoaK HnaAfD--edition for Europe-wiu be
published at ten O'Clock 20 morning u win con
cain u reports Of tho Movements OF the Union Forces In
Virginia. Kentucky and Tennessee and all other parts cr
the republic rendered important by the war; Account OF
the Latest Depredations OF tho Rebel Pirate Alabama on
the Hgh Seas The Latest Eews from Bexeo Central and
South America and reports OF all OF the week o.
au important nature.
Single copes in wrappors ready Cor mailing elk cents
Sampson Low, Sen g. Co, AZ Ludgate Hill, Iopdon
England will receive subscriptions and Advertisements
for the NEW YoRK HseAto.
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TNr ARMY IN VIRGINIA.
rhe Advance 0T the Union Forces Under
General sigsi and General stcktes-The
Il Gsnerats Flank Probably A..
- o-rned, Sc. Sc.
FHiLApslFaiA. Soy /, 1852

rne Washington Star ssys
Last night the advance of lhs Army o. os poionsa
under Generals Burnside Fz todn Porter ard others
doubtless bycaacked upon The lice of the Alexandra ani
Winchester turnpike rom upperve three miles 10 trout
CT eeio@ Ashby Gap down Mddebueeb dsstance OF
tea miles
Their cavalry mas matted rof ihe G,eo! very Ieaf
81 aol apon the line u Manassas Gar Railroad sone
~aere between Fort Roval ani rhorcuehare Gap
Tbs force of Sigci which ioas up the line oi march
early yesterday mIsi have advanced upon the 'De OF
the same railroad 10 ThorolghIafe Gap ere aghtfa 4
not beyond that point while another division Of tue army
fmmediae'y fronr Washington under SIck!es ct the
eano time doubtless advancing In the rear Of Sge
snd AZ night within surpor' ing distance OF him. Such
we Judge iron knowledge n The ceuntsy roads,
10 have necessarily been Tho movements Ga ths chess
board, east OF the Blue Ridge Yesterday
Tho march Of General Sicsies DIVISION Yesterday ana
before from Alexandria almost 10 The extreme front
Without fa,gung themselves with forced march
they accomplished abou miles day arriving At
TIER temporary desnation in perfect order with every
thins up IN time, anu are already sctiyeiy engaged E
pertosGang the particular they evidently
seat for ward to accomplish
Cp 70 halt past two Al to-day we have no, been able
20 learn that tie enemy had appeared ip front OF sges
Command 10 any force ws would have learned the facts
had the enesay voa'ared forces IN that
quarter this morning
Te hhk il now clear thai Lees bank has been tGruei
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nIesa.

AsulHy -cn Sunday, November q SsyMoCs, infant son
or L. Seymour and Maria T. Ashley aged months
The friends Of the family are invited N attend the tu
neral from the residence OF his parents Medson ave-
nue. Of Twenty ninth street. ths (ruesdsyl after
BptxsAp At vincennss, indiana on Friday October
o. urs f,c,. Roy BELKSAP OF Kcokuk, lows wife os
iisntcn ami Colonel William W. Beknap Ffteenth rsgi.
mani Io1a Volunteers, aged as years
r.swv After short and severe Illness which abe
bore With Christian fortude MAReAawv, booved tsugh.
tcr of william and Alice Casey native OF TppearY IN
wy So Dearest daughter thou hast st a.
And thy loss we deeply feel,
But a. God has bereft us,
fie CAP all our sorrows heal.
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence OF her mother NJ
II James street, THIS (ruesdayl afternoon at clock
ConaEri --Un Sunday November Q, WILLIAM CoRpsrr,
10 the 2stl year OF his age.
The irlends OF the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from his late residence, Fifty eighth
street. First avenue, this tuesday, Afternoon al
half past O'Clock precisely.
CoeR On Monday, November ., HEHRv n infant
Of john and Emily coger. aged months and 20
days
attend the funeral, Wednesday afternoon, at tive
O'Clock, from the rcsidcncs OF his grandfather,
Henry II MauyAna, 12I Fast Forty nth street.
pARRAN.-on Saturday, October IL. IN an sttsck on
Button, st FOR. Pulaski from the effects OF gunshot
wound Corporal CsosoF D'AEnsS. Of Comrany " Forty.
eighth elrcnt New York Volunteers late res'den' Of
EsssAso'.-oa MONDAY. kOvembs :, ot Group. ExsA
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A New York Vessel Trying 90 Ruu the
blockade,

PnILADBrrMA, Nov. 8. 1902
The schooner FImira Cornelius, owned IN New YORK.
was brought 70 this port tonight In charge or prizo
Master H. johnson, United states steamer Restless,
she cleared from New York lsst Juno for Port
Royal ON tho 2Sth Of June she was driven
os Of Bulls Bay by the Restess whs trying to run the
blockade but escaped in consequence or the dsrsnoss
She arrived al Port Royal and after remaining sosre
time. her Captain, John simonscn OF station Island,
alleging that her cargo, which was miscellaneous
could meet better sale In New York
sailed thence She captured Oct. H. whiIc again try
ing to enter Bull bay channel The captain her ashors
when he found It impossible 10 escape. She got OH
by the assistance OF the United States Flag Her
steward says the captain told him she loft New York in
order to run the blockade.
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
News from San Francisco.

NAN FRANCtsc0 NOV, ., 1907.
Sailed ship Florence Nightingale, Liverpool, carryins
42 900 sacks of wheat.
Steam navigation between the western ports Of Mexico
and San Francisco about TO The steamer
Oregon Is advertised to make monthly trips.
Business is quiet.
The Sub Treasurer OF this city has exhausted hs stock
Of legal tender notes. and to-day government creditors
had their demands paid in eoin
Gre at Red Bluffs che 25th ult. destroyed Dole
Hotel and the adjoining buildings. Loss $4,000
Fancidito Ranch, which is situated Lime Point,
which the government nearly purchased for
5000 900 as site for fort. is offered for shers sale
on the 9th inst. to pay OF mortgage of $40 900
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
A Negro Lynchea and Burned.

bAHfNORF, Nov. ., IS6..
Tho Aniefoan mas letter from Dalton Caroline county
R this state, giving account Of the lynchng Of negro
under arrc7t for tho outrage and murder OF LITTLE girl
daughter ci Edgar Puner, Saturday night. large
number &C excited people into town. surrounded the
a forced open the DOORS took the prisoner and hung
hu whist suspended ,cen bullets perforated his body
He was cut down and hs throat cut BY the nfurated
mob The body was dragged through the streets. ana
ansy taken TO the front Of tho negro church, whore Il
w1 cut 10 pisces aud burned.
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
TIE WAR m the sov1Wvesy.

TAs News OF tho Capture or kfobiis con-
armsd-Anairs as Holly springs and
Isisad No. Tea, Sse.t Sse-
0AIRs, tn., Nov. 5, 1904
Adsspat0a fn,s Jaoksod ssnn.. srsea tho d pssaas
says thc news reocved at Genera osanss headacares
yesterday om the South VIA Riosd sonarms INC cap
ture OF Mobile,
Advices from Folly Springs 70 WeenesoE sar ust
large renforcemcnts aud provisions po ~ fnere
Ia no movement 9f robe, troops from that oc, except
Vilipegues brigade 10 Meridian Tho people OF Kernan'
DO are said 10 bc moving thcir and othcr proy
into the interior.
1heedora at Island No. 10 have again accepted
the Tennessee shore. and are now constructing fort
under tho protection Of afcdora gunboal.
The New York herald., 1862-11-04

wNrRR GARDEN --Mr. Booths Arst appearance ia the
character Claude Mclnots drew large audience 70 this
establishment last evening Although one or two scenes
wore effectively Played wc cannot say, AZ whole, that
the performance n calculated 10 add 70 Mr. booths
reputation. He preserves throughout too much the
manner Of tho trasedian, which deracts from the no
tursnsss Of part that purely Of sou,meat Mrs
Barrow Pauline clever, hut over acted and wanted
the character The Dsaas of Davidec prerted 10 the
piece It's largest ssiarc Of vitality The rest Of We cast
vas below ncd ccrty
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Com mon Picas--Gcnerai Term.
-. ~. i..a..a Dafs. fyraAA ana HIM..

Nov s.--peversax VS. Emberson aIia vs. samo; Bch
rend vs. same Kraft vs. same, Fills vs. Scrre Ball w.
Green. Kuhler Va schoen ck--Jude ements affirmed.
Devn Vs. Emerson Klein vs.. 0'bney --Judgments re-.
versed
Meyer vs Harudons rxprees--yudcments reversed and
rev trial ordered, costs 10 abide event -
Crook W. Kelly Price vs. Peters Goddard Va. Cros-
BY Carnahan vs. Pond, Jaroeiawsk va Saunders
Order. ci Special Term Affirmed. Nth $40 costs,
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Arrival og thc BO n c m ia n.

ST JOINS. Nov 3, 1851
fbe steamship Bohemian. from Liverpsoi 18th, via
londonderry nth October, was intercepted by the
cews zach, a. nine O'Clock A. H. on Sunday, November
she reports having axpc, eaced succession OF heavy
gales the entire passage al welt bnard aud coal
Band sGcicu, TO enable her reach Quebec Her rews
II AMI mated.