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CIRCELNH

T 4 nss,iag O! the "MaRYLhSD sccitTT," ina II
a The Rooms " the sAus, ca MoaIsy e'er!as I.e"b'r
JG, i.c!, !. WA resolved Tho! ! =! cu.at ce p-S!s--td l. ~
the lasGlls Gsw.p.per- .. tie CoaisisrAC!, asa [ 4 -ItAt,
Contribution CT @oLey, cloIEe. Or p o'.s.eus Tor .-!2aca
Of Nary .uod and tns district CT ColuC.u!- Sg iSr"-rG.I W
hi. society, yah the as.C!aEcd 0! cur &c crI!I3u.n
faithfully acI promptly 10 Ge!'s: ih,a: q lie r-r.ie, eGt.~
lied, g. ar W .us:ss-d by the eeci,ty or E. d!rec! { e.
the d5roi, -! ceGt!!ouL!oaI CAy te Ioi"a5ds1 !. "!-E
M.ryiaoi soc ely" No. is, vea!! .ueef. i,ichc5.c. w.
Jan 1-ciSoE.E'
tIchans es at Charleston, s. C Gal9's7, '. & Hopas'
Ala Savannah, I'D iVita 6crs Ma: Mc-ft.s, Ieu; ~
,.r.burs. Va; Hcr!1.k, Va; "!!T:nstJn y u "v.,H.,
Ga Montgomery, Aid; CGilrtG,. ca rail"ia,:s-, eb.,
Aa,hSi.:e, i'ra May.Ti.le, le1a, s'r; !: ~ t'iH' 80
csc "a! - Euq:l.eE U!scr, k!ca.ona, .:nICG,a:c.! -foc
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tCorrc spcndsnce I'll Richmond "Enquir.r."l
Repnlse Near EO:nney.

Our militia. WITH 4 ccmpsny IF MtDorald's
Regiment, were surprised Gay before Jester.
day, surrounded | learn. and routed, q, Colonel
Blues. have NOT aSceriain.i the exact nurr.
Der OF gu: losses in killed, wounded aGd cap
tured-two cannoI a:.o baggage taken BIZ The
Yankees. and they have burned Col Blues
house, barn, &C., rnd shot lis STOCK. It's said
q wounded AMI sick soldier Vas burnt t. death
in a house ut Blues.
The above is substantially tho ruuor here.
1t may 10 exaggerated, but is bad enough Ut
best
We have no rsliab.a information from Gen.
Jackson.
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E.ANs".iI

TNHOM ,hc farm c! Mr. D. !. DCLANLT. onh: LIB Of
i October, 1885,, i .M.lI:tv LDy, g yea!. o., r.liag
1. msril J ,nH l.r.ry hIhby. u. !, - likely :"sr, reoul
eve fee. o,sh: or ME Gle, hlsn To hes tyr:s -slc..G.
or ssat. rycoiec.ai Ia . sO-G sG!- u;hs!s H., Is ,sTp
box Shsa spoks en- u he u.' vel. ciJthei / Al Q 80 fl
teen ii5y per crat o. lila y-!Ge il sect ~ 80 Ia. / 1T IL,
W..I III co-LLy, Va. lJaE lin
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plen2 Of Gen. Floyd fer the campaign III
South western Virginia.
Mr. ANDERSON, nf 3 .~:c.ou.;, corrected tho
gentleman. Gai. F,0Ed'S o.. o1:n,c..or with
Lhs n,oasure was in the cit-i4.=r 81 = "it!a.:.
Mr.. WILsaI bad no e7;I.Lta In; IL" ,..:n
was il accorI.lco with Inc .iess 81 III, Con.
fed.rate a,iti.,Titi-S. He WAITED 70 hear q
special report % The subject from them. He
varied moro authority lor The measure than
Gen. Floyd. Ea novel that the bill! BE- laid
on the table.
The motion WAS REJECTED.
Mr. ROBERTSON houed tina. tho House ..d
not sunk So los thai i: needed any higher in
SEPARATION than Itself, when the safety and
honor OF Virginia vas IN question. lie would
refer to the msp to prove the necessity 0! ms
road. milhou. means 10 carry suppl'es ana
reinEo!cem.n;s to tlat portion OF virginia
they would je1pardiss the safety off large ard
loyal community. lie wanted no evidence
from the Confederate Government a. Nlr-
s~inians. let lis DO What becomes Vi IS Virgin
I.us. He was prepared to expend g.. the
treasures OF this State IL lis defence.
.Mr. GaEryAH saT TO reason way The uJuse
should Ev. nArv ~: information ~rclst;re 20 tho
Necessity OF ,hS :aa:, rom tl!ose 20 were
best able 10 judge. IL waited - vote under.
.standingiy.
N. BoJrsS thought, in 7otins approD:ia-
lions ior ~ihtsTnal improvements, tho House
should ha?a tho f%ui'e.: Information in order 10
cote properly. lie t.r'!gh. II possible tha: the
Generals might drts;. :Ao soldiers 10 bulld
roads, if they were H2Tes>ary. Ito was OPP
posed 10 giving -: ~Ir!; to spe :uiatoEs CT con.
tractors.
Mr.. EftDoSALv, Il Cass7, testified tc the
loyalty o. the peugio OF his county. Not one
li mem n his iin1Sleds4 hal accepted cHcc
under !ha Nhce!:Ig Government. lis hoped
Il. :! .is ,G5t!t:.ntS would not be abandoned
10 iiis enemy, ~ ;ha dsfea; Of this measure.
Mr. Passes reiterated LIS desire for inlurms.
zion III. Eli rttcat lie over for q lew days,
natal ~ .eou:.G!i>e jcIat cocIGl!t,ee appointed
,.~runftr w,II C5Tg.ess upon the Grienco OF
Mes.crn Trm'nia. a&"uId report. Then VIC
-onli ha,s u a.r.tGacGt Of u: The necessities
~ Western E,:g'u.,, and !nn* i hi, measure
i;r:.tiY Il military i:cesS!ty.
IL. .AHnsas :; of 3 ,to!ourt, defended the bNi.
+. vas ur,iv 5,c'EsarE t3r gcntietnon TO g'tn
the map, Ike gl.y p~os:uans Of the enemy, and
the ~,laugerg threatening oar people. II Gcne
raj FluYd's information IS no! to be respected
whcse information is to be respected. hat
military Board could givo better information
Tia, IN. Commanding General IL Western F,r.
c;n;a, who has travelled over every foo, Of the
.roinI, ard vino jilyel Of tie mater IS ani;-
t~l!iI.ent nan.
IL hns"'I ,'c bill would pass, bu: lor the
prestu:. :c would waive mis- opposition 10 the
n!u,inu ~ lay I'll Ice liable anu renew TIA. M
ton himself.
IT.. ,ut. N. -,. h,r,b.r discussed hv N-ssrc.
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no fiCE.

ENR0M aud srier hi. date, add ut. further note :ur
/ sales uiI DC tIc!us. Te!s Ior ca.n. V.o,e :.1e ,.. 10
u for purchases Guric. The pa.. year S!.p.esse. &c tx .r,J
&C cunt. l. specify a. os:.uie,
Jan l-da.tr JU4E y. Go.1o.. e.
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.nu al. uE ES.;sNnHE.

:. e the ns5: beautiful t,rui In Pi-du"H. 5.nh
y = nfyrI :Jr s.ie. PrrsJns ": .h:r2 te H-.s : 40
.s.<:'u-i' IF tasiF uole VIII eol Ia Ei : EJ'. Yep
as -, ;,e, iuu;ty. lne i.1n rs IN lie coIG:. o.. IL
-: Z - J.-t A!iss. ard !, VIZ. i -!.-. b.: g!
trt-2.. !-.Jt a1d g. s1iI7iUs tJTa coe:':c E8 c.c. iaes
.: ~ G,GJrtaat!vE. and eNCeI ct echo !.
tn!s farm % o3c;ed - sale oaly h,c tuss t.r oSrsr - 20
{. :it,d 1910 II. ia. 10 e z ve !, ps.,Jaal . ieuiioc 7t
d" s~t!JH. lfi-s!rs4, r.: a p ri ag;.t - Teire. kc-'aosd
pro sriS would I'd rrcs YtG IA eaCa trla
Arpytr 4ydIrs, "ADv.H.I.tI. ). =; Ike Fsqir.r o..
A. 1.,I-H
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nyS.DETD.-Ths President an Iir ~e'orI ~ la1
OTEGrrs B4C. o. '. s!L!a, t.yg dee . ed = s!Y!I<-d
az Ihrs I'd tr ( q;agt=rs l'T ' u. GU: o. the prosi3 Il
ne 10 .iitu,!op, 10. Tie !.st I L vith.. L-tu iiGs there
HOE! onL :0-r 4 Per cen. Oo"u, - IT, : az, ire.!o1 'hre9
and h.if pes c:a: Eel. Psy al" - :-c : ecsEoh-..
la. sM.rfi -.
J.,,-iift ,.stf.Y
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NOEtCE.
HICEMUND q UAS VILE K. X. Co,

DScsynra u, !sU!.
4 2. meeting OF Tie hSGrd 81 Directors, lei. ~ hay.
q : G.;..rnu q: iiIi.EE fLK tEHI. wa Gci7r.i.
p- IL. - "G !sI Gsy CT jauuaIy So. Tie ts.Ss.s' o."se
S.. =; I.,.s.. iorn liza int. 10 iLe Let G.y L! -a-"-IS,
te.2. TuU. -. Observation-Disclosures "---r.
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NOTICE.

nCR SALE OF CLOTHING and SH0E2 will ;sks place
S(on THURSDAY MuRSiSG Tie 10TH IN tbs Second
Story OF cur Warehouse, and vii! hi sold by Catalogue.
The assortment sil be very lar.e and varied, tnornao:
to nearly FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, all fTe'h goods,
and vii be sold Ia b--4l lots, and IN most ca's' without
reserve. Th- goca- Will DC ready for rx 'ui lat!oa sae day
before the sue. KENT, FAME q w.
Lao iO-.ds au.lonesrs.
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NEW CAMP AND HOSPITAL BED,
Ttra
STACfnS TE
Noa sale BY the subscrlbeS. stg w. HARH0oU's Pur-
Z nitzre Sore. Governor street, Richmond. Also at
VAN LEW J. TAYLoRS
Also, CAMP Y~URNIsHIaoa In general
Nov 13-n c. ". WHITE / co.
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rIvTDESD.-Ths President sad Dlree:ori CT thu
II E1cHAhGs BASi or r;.sio:s have declared 4 SEMI
annu:l d:,ltead OF three agG ia'ee quarter, rer oeat., less
enc fourth per cent. bono.-psyablr o. 10 b i1It.nt.
~. Z. 6TA0rHER. B..
Jan 1O-dar, CaIh!or.
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HEAD GCii. El;it> VIE LEh:I"S..
E.cgL.!-, .IcuS.y :.I. .s.i.
sECllAL ORDERS.
NJ. -k

~. 2I
BsENTeE5 cr:a :ks Compass. C he T:sa Ls7'oa-
q WI 10. ia~!Ih vi rhvG. Ihsy vi! .: c.s- 70
:,tf :. >l L s.-0-d. 49, .ac-sc;o tie 4:c." =. .iE;se.
80 h .ica.
IL. G,v!i auth rifles ao hereby rsqriF.!i3 a f'': =!
.u.L - axe u0.sas ~.r.UG. tGf!eusls. al ."os 80 !.
DIVE ,!y - !,tQGa, y il he ]!gsta~Ut sG.cE "a. L-Is~'h'
u. y; ..Gl! y! Goa DAVE, .c-'n -. =
Ian 1913. Jas. II. PrAnIE A. y II Gs-t.a.
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dit md Insp. Generals n1lce.
Richmond. January 9th, 1859.
SPECIAL osDsE, No
TIT ALL PERSONS II Government empty, In the
LIZ. Public Work., or el.e*nere, 81. eSsnPis! !Tora
Military iaty. By Command of:ne secret1rY OF War,
JOHN WRITER'S.
Jsr lp-daz. Assistant Adjltaat General
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fRON.-l@ bundles round and square from, hen
L " TOT ;a. saie BY
EJune1t JOHN r.. GORDON & EQs,
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the sole view Of promoting the welfare and
best interests Of the Safe,
hsye the horror 10 he, SIT.
: Your LEE: ot=dt-ns sefEGGt
JAMES r. blEi0a,
1t. Coi. Of Ordinance.
beg e.. Xii, that, :i Investigation, lind
TINT abou. oas third Of the rifle machinery
ms already been foEearlsd to Fayetteville.
pncna..ju'lv. r., JAMES H. BuRTUN,
L.. Col. Of Ofdnirce.
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NOTICE! NOTICE! notice.!
Z TIsH TO employ twenty-five b. and
L twenty-five wiEsLRlGHIs, 10 work for the Army OF
the Potomac al or near Manassas Station. Liberal wages
paid To-, good E.rkutn. ALfREuN BARBOUR,
Chief Q~uartarms.;er Potomac District.
r.,tr.-.r tn, -n,dIr
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\ UI'ALG,

y consequence 0: oar H. '!Rs - pay cash Ger os:stss.
L wc hTG uoHpc.!.,i TO s"opt lie CASH 'ysfeL- - ts
= o,.c:..9u VI oGE uus gees, aGh o:Gcrs Tor FiGHsr 49,
.us>, Ac, y Il have t. IL tCcoG p.n!tG b! III. CctSs 10
sE'rg- :.:r ex..-Lon. Go. Hafr = ~.
-
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80

z SAv!SG fc..Ge: tie ALJitJH ANv GDy.Ii. 'ioS
L. Bcs.aE-s, "e4rs "prep%isi ~ Eec@t'a ,Sf'~ -.s'b3
L. ,e.c;. :! ~, rc!. IlG! (, iSE sLr At aCc,!Jt OF T. 'r-.f.
III. l.. .5c !berLt CaE a..aaCei. ", s... TSt-,.! .. -
p!e.sLi Gus l.. se 1LG cc@iao Aus .ish-u.a. -LS'l- Is
can L. : .avIy slp:ea AZ. .sIE,? ~rAL!uiiSi. >s"..-a-."-'f
S.i Te:s.Sg -. prompt iiSL..ys.
L.au KENT. PAIN =.
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Depot Army Committee \. II. @. -.
AND LAD ~ SJLDlERS' AID -utiETfr :

NNTWVIFTI TaTUFEJs VI. 1EsV<. =.
HE ARMY COMMfTTEEhlye purchased a quantity OF
= YARN fer The manufacture OF SOCKS AID AlfIEa5
Tor the soldiers 10 the field, all ladies Sho are d. posed 10
lend a helpicg asnd 50 thi, laud ALL. aorE. are Invited to
csli at our Depot corne. o. 10Th aad Bank streets. and
procure such a supply OF yarn a, CAL CONVENIENTLY heuset
by ihen. We are anxious 10 have these necessary ar:iclIs
manufactured a. spesIily az possible. Jan lO-dlt.
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President Lineoln's Message In England,
The London Post" one Of the organs OF
the Government, commences its notice Of Sir.
Lincoln's message, byremarking upon its mere
inferential allusion to the case of Messrs. Ma
son and Slidell. 1t deems the message as in.
dicating hostility to England, and says that in
view Of the system Of fertilization and defence
along the Canada line, which it recommends,
the English Government did not com mence
their waylike preparations . day too soon. 1t
then continues:
'rThe Senate, or upper House OF Congress,
appears alone 10 have not yet committed ITSELF
either by words or implication and the House
of Representatives has gone far in advance of
the Executive, since 1t has unanimously pass.
cd . vote of thanks to Captain Wilkes for his
seizure Of the Southern ENJOYS, and it
has actually gone the length with equal una
nimity, Of requesting the Government to COD
ans these gentleman in the cells Of convicted
felons. If the rancour Of this legislative body
towards the arrested Enveys is to be taken as
any measure Of its feeling towards the power
which has now demanded their honorable re-
lease to the protection OF its Tag, We may ina
CINE the storm that our demand, dated seven.
teen days ago, is nov creating in the Congress
Of Washington. 1t is possible that the House
OF Representative may conform to the char
acter given by Dryden to the Dutch ofhis day,
"cruel at home, crouching when abroad" We
sincerely desire that the parallel may hold,
but the juItsposition Of these savage votes of
the House of Representatives with the meas.
ures Of fortificstion recommended bs the
President Is certainly ominous. It is some.
thing, however, that the Senate has not vet
spoken; it is possible that it may exercise a
undertaking influence both on the Executive
and Lower Assembly; although. at the same
time, We cannot forget that had it not been
convened forty.eighs hours down to the
date Of our last information.
There is q marked ingratitude in Presi-
dent L;ncoln's manner Of dealing with the at
titute of the maritime powers of Europe in
the civil Wal with the South. Any apprecia-.
ton Of our long and se~lf-denying forbearance
Is the very last sentiment that he has to ex.
press. He commences by attacking the
Southern States for soliciting foreign interview
ton although it is quite certain that the
Southern Confederation has, 10 terms, at least,
from doing 80, He deplores that
'fo.eign nations are not always able to resist
the c%ounsels Of seeming expsdiency and I'm.
generous ambition !" and after thus insinua.
Eng our disposition to offer an interference
from which We have, in fact, carefully re-
he then turns round upon the South
I'm States, and tells them that they shave re.
less patronage and encouragement than
hey probably expected" Why, surely this
disappointment Of the South ought to be made
hs subject Of 8 grateful acknowledgement 10
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Tho House met 81 y C'ciIck, II. p.
Rev. Dr.. Jeter.
The following bIl!a, passtI BY tie Sci

Tho House met a, y c'c!Ick, NJ. Payer
by Rev. Dr.. Jetsr.
The following billy, passed. BY tie Senate,
were committed:
An act to amend the 9th svcl;on cf chante-
Is Of the Code in relation 70 administering The
maths 10 ou taken by the members CT tie two
Houses of the General A:SanblSe
Ar act to amend and ra-snact tho 18Th section
Of chapter 70 Of the Code, edition Of 1861 so
es more efectul!!y TO reg:I;stp the safes Of real
estate undaS executions II !A.sr 6 RI" Com
monEralth.
A communicated was receive! from tie
Governor, asking the G .ns:si Assembly 70 sp-
point another permanent. Clerk Tor III Jfics OF
the Adiu'an. General of the Stale. with & aala.
~ Of 81. 900 per annum. Rs(erTs: to tho Coin.
tee on Finance, and ordered III he printed.
The bill to incorporate .rhe Matrsl Lie 10
surance Company Of Lynch5uTg vas passed,
The bill to appropriate morry to finish ami
repair the read from TGZewell c II 10 Chap.
Evansville, in Logan county, and appro1rist;pg
$40, 600 therefor, VAS taken up.
IL. AapRRsos, Of Bote.ourt, explained thc
objects of the bill. The road is a military ne
cessltT. The want Of it was. felt il the late
campaign. and if We desire 10 re conquer
Western Virginia the road vii! be absolutely
needed.
Mr.. Prince vas opposed - tbs bill. he
wanted to know if the Confederate su;hoIiii:s
regarded this road as a military necessity.
Mr. ANDERSON, Of Bote;cur., said 30 hsd
conferred with the Secretary Of War, and the
Secretary. bad expressed the desire that Vir-
ginia might sfJrd the. Confederate Government,
all the :scilities il IT'D power foE Transporting
troops. .
Mr.. WlLsos, Of Isle OF Wight, though. the
bill vas formed In accordance with Certain
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VI : ~ ~ AENE,
;:iuE Au1uai SIC .r'a@ VI -: Hl..u:a!.u Coo, ,r alag
Z. CVa az, ~Is'easi :, - . 'L.-~, ~ = IA sr-rt be-
ven MAJ Nj ~, = - I'D ), re sLs ;c.t--t, az
- .'elNes. JvA' C. :t2'hrD.
LAIi SrcIs AZ.
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IgAHDGE GU.nPIaED, Sl.5o.-J. W HAN.
IL D0LPi ~ NAH street, sa' igoi!aed = A-"d'rcSs
p CSC: ,!!iU9, eju plGie Ia V2e Tcal", u ji.:!rc'- EI5
.GG i.;-a.y T.cpcs P.!.e 81. VII - ':.7 .t6
J.aI,ry. ne sa1e .>os, VIII s!.Ee p!A:'a lr:ceS-
"
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Mr. RoRSRTsoH. lin tia absence If th-
mover. Nr. WHIrrLg) introduced q substitute
for The bill! entitled II bill to suspend ssics .:nd
legal proceedings III cprlsia CASES" ami 10
repeal a. ordinance 10 provide against the sacris
ice Of property and to suspend proceedings in
certain crss:.' Ordsrei to be pr n'e'i.
o. ulo,i6n Of Mr.. NEWMAN, the senate adj
iourceJ.
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NO l4S

might delay The deciding battle, yet IL
the enemy means to Eight at all he can
not afford to delay. His endorsements
may be coming, but where are his sup
plies Ills losses are enormous. His
troops have been masscd in woods and
hollows, where artillery has had its most
terrific effect Ours have been depioyed
and scattered, From infantry fire there
is less difference.
II is hard TO estimate losses oil a field
Of such extcnt, hut | think ours gsnnol
be less than six thousand killed and
wounded--it may be much greater. Pris-
oners have been taken from the enemy =
hear Of regiment captured entire, but
| doubt It, All the prisoners whom \
saw agree in aying that the whole army
is there Hill.and Longslreet are either
kil'ej OF rrjscners.
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particular Noucc.

Mr. e.. d. WmTNg has assumed the
control Of our city subscription list III,
will see that the uWoE is delivered rcsu-
larly to city subscribers every morning
lie will also make collections promptly
AZ least every two weeks. No money
taken bat Tennessee on par flnds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
Arrived.

u > Surveying steamer Bbb Commander Boutee Boston
f0hours. $40.
Steamship William Cary tBr. Of London, Gol'md Cardiff
Oct a. Falmouth Eng, 3),h railroad iron to McAndrew
Nsnn Nov. g. 30 miles s. Of Sandy Hook spoke schr L.
Glssson, from New-Or cans for NewYork.
steamship Chesapeake Wiets. Portland Me-. mdse and
pass. to III. b. Cromwell Co.
Bark Mary Louisa tBr Of North Shield) Atkinson, Brs
to Eng - days in ballast to order Has had very heavy
westheI split sails. &c. 49,
Brig Alhes Br.), Messenger Salt Key IS days salt to
r. J. G. A. Dewoif Had heavy eastery weather. was
days n. If Ha.teras: lost fore topyssntmsst
lTis Martha Post Robbirs New-OTeans - days sugar TO
mater Experienced heavy weather; split sails. &c.
schr Caroline Grant, PIossy Machas days, lumber to X
". Adams. -,
schr Cuew, Powers, Bucksport days, iath' bound for
Washington. ID c. -.
schr Te1.s small, Philadelphia for Boston.
scir Amanda Nelly CALAIS days. lumber 10 master.
schg. 4. t. Jones' OatconO Flushing.
echr Eliza Phsro. Russell Providence.
schr D,esden. Cobleigh. Elizabethport for Boston.
Steamer Ears. Nichols Phiadelphis, mdse. to Lopez
Kirkpatrick -,
steamer Pelican Baker. Providence. md'e. to Edward
Bynner
steamer Psrthean. Dudley, Hartford. Conn.
BELow-Bhs Napier lBr, Of Yarmouth N. 81, from
Turks Island
sAILsD-srsuI,h fsaie Prince" Of Astura', and
anchored At Quarantine.
sesm,hps Ta.msn tBr FOR Kingston ia Champion for
Aspinwal
wIND-sunse, from n. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
Murder in PhiIado,phin-Thc Wife Acocs-
sorry 10 the Deed.

On Thursdsy af,e noon, Coroner Conrad Of Pha-
delphia held an inquest upon the body Of Thomas
Williamson, who was murdered on "Wednesday
evening at bis residence. No. $50 Hates street.
Thomas williamson son Of the deceased testified
that Pauagan, the alleged murderer, yifited biz
fathers house two or three times week aud fire.
Queu,ly STAYED al night. He had secn large knife
il tie hands Of the prisoner. HE father had been
six weeks in prison-was cent there by biz mother
for breaking things in the house. One day Faragan
attempted to strike him witness) VITA a stick, be-
cause he the witness Was opposed to having rum
brought into the bouse. Samuel another son Of the
deceased eight years old said that farragan brough,
viii XIV iuto the house. aid fought with his father
His father sent witnefs ont for rum, and when he
returned he found his father bleeding.
Mary "A daughter of the deceased. said they frat
commenced light about Der little brother going for
liquor: they got ore another by the neck; father
said, 'Oh dont chofe ne " then ether sni nae went ~
stairs when down found father lying on the
hoo and the blood all running out Of him; flanagan had
gone there nobody ese In le hou.' Jaw large tnie
father aud hs not lighting when ~e went Up We
heard father .sy "Oh don't til me" and then We csno
down mother fell do~ai saw this man irairsgs rons
mother cried "udef" aud - did -" siftgsh
have this large knife dy before yesterday don think
five minutes from tie iime we went ny ,' uht' We
the noise there nobody there but father and
coAt, with ght sleeve bloody 'ho"n F'H'gSn haa
Jsrnes Wniisson 'wornHsye 'een the prisoner at my
hIJiEeTs house frequently WIN 700 Mtrh Hiipi ho'eH
there d. aud met the e siri went TO sec ny
brother asked for him and got reply, went up stair,
snd fausgsn aud brothers wife IN bed; don HE
H. and LEFT dilnt about going there sEan that was
whis my brother wa IN The army
The wife OF deceased IT wake bad represented fassAn
her husband Tho prisoner arrested about 10 oeloch
the nisht ~ the uutr lie cool and collected and
when s,ked tbout The blood his ,t he denied that h'r
blood there TIE wife Of the decreased td1 her husband
rad tie The sccuscd refuses 10 answer the
questions asked respecting the wound on hs face and the
Blood spots upon h. clothes -
After brief ultaon the Jury rendered the following
~ n lf.yaa lK
,iab from ,ome sharp instrument to the Ju Unknown, IN
the hands Of Pathck Fagagn in houe back Of No JJ3
ses street. "Wednesday evening, about o'clock they
also fnd that Mary Williamson accessory both before
and after the fact"
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