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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

WHEAT IN WIscossiS.-A correspondent writes
from Raine County. Wisconsin, that wheat turns
out badly from the tb,asber, and will not average
ten bushels scre. anu HAT the total quanthy Of
wheat in Wisconsin s not much more than half
what il WAS year ago, AID not more than THIRD
Of the quantity Two yeassgo He says
There statements my seem siraDge TO you, bet
rbev are nevertheless true. have taken particular
o,ice Of crop. Tor several years, aud this Is my
firm conviction. w en- yol cou-id r that tie Yield
two years ago wss often 20 AID lot upfreqneDly ~
5ush, . from one bnshel sowiug. and this year only
aoou, five bushels 10 OF sowing. you VIII readily
understand tbs truh of my sti,euient.
Nearly one.Lsli OF the crop OF 1860 was keps
over and marketed With the crop OF 1861, which
usds the crop of ls6l sppear larger than it really
Yves. This wear, tuere Ia 10 large amount VI old
wheat TO piece ont the new crop; therefore iook
gu. for h,h Or ces before another harvest II Europe
requires a very large aoIouLt OF breAdrtufis from
| America"
A notable fact, worthy the consideration Of farm
en-, is, that the Winter wheat has done well every"
where, the yield frequently reaching p and in some
instances rs bushels tho acre, while the quality 70
almost universally extra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

DEPARTURE Of THE ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-sECOSD EEGiMENT.
The Mohawk Regiment, COL Leonard Boyer, left
BY tie Arboy 81 z oe.os yesterday io Washington
ARRIVAL AND DEPAWrrRE or TIiE TOUR
TENTH VERMONT.
The i4tb Vermont, Col. w. i. Nichols, arrived
hare Yesterday nornin7 by the fanc5 eonnsi- and eit
soon .ftef, for Wellington
.pniyAf. AND DEPARTURE OF THE TWENTY
sEyESTH CONNECIicST.
The 9Th Connecticut, Col. Bostwiok, arrived at
,Ls New Haven depot, at II p NetnestaJ Atf r. IA
Thufsdsy, they T.raibs-ked for the seAs Of wat
ARRIVAL AND DEPAHrtRE OF 1nE TWENTY
SECOND MAINE.
Tic 22d Maine Kegt., Col Gerard, reached Jersey
CIV Il nidnisht Wednesday AID tooA tie cars az ~
Oh Thuisdsy, IN Wellington
THIRD REGIMENT METROPOLITAN GUARD.
TRANSPORTATION hiss been provided for tie depart
ufe 0. tia regiment today
PIERREPONT RIFLES.
Can't. John Elwood Of the 9Th United States In
,ry for come nonhs dI.y heie si'Bnt inuste5Ds
oce hss received leave u absece Tor the purpose OF tss
i,g resn-n. Of soluuleer lie BE-, obtained from Gov
NSn the fs4lsi'o eI,hoT1aiior sud hs srea9y DeaIs
God the de- ~. Of oigsn1adon. Recruiting Lss been
suoed n various paJts tho state The officers
J,cl.d by Col Ewood Of ability. -noixy, cIpeH
snoe sSa rcspsoisbiy The ~ ,i.h, Ea"u No..
pl., ford The Captains already selycof arc T. Oshsn
~ b. Bristol aud r. d. Uulssrr. Col fI"ooo an oihcei
Of erpeienee and se,fsn oi ne neId." me-
h, c.reai aid eaorse 10 enPeiVision ibc fsiepon hs
an NO doubt br completed al all early day lac hcsoqu
ters arr in Broadway pear bsoome street
INSPECTION.
The 7l,s Regiment, N. Y. s. NJ, will parade foi
p,,eeon and reviow gu Monday next s7th nst' In full
fuxe dress R,amsnis line will De formed In Ws'has0i
PsTsee Ground at pm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

The IspIAS MAssAoREs ~ MINstsorA-AP PEsi.
N BruALr OF THE SvFPERKRs.-rbe Rev. ii. Is.
wnipple, the Bishop OF Minnesota, together wlth
number Of leading cI,iz.ns Of thai STATE, have put
or,h an appeal in behalf of their ieow-ci'izens who
bnye been rendered homeless by the recent savage
outbreak on the rou'ier. Contributions may be sent
TO WIN. II. Aspiowsll, No. IS South street; X. Is.
Mintnrn. No. N South street, and George Griswoid,
No. n South street., who have consented 10 aci ms
Commitce 10 receive dors,ions for the sufferers Il
MinnesOta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

MISSIONARY DWELLING AND CHuRcH
Observation-Disclosures has been received NJ mo
ro OF the Ar erican Board iu this city OF the de-
.trucior ty fire % the church and missionary resi-
eucs All the station of the Rev. Daniel I..pdey, In
Soalb Aflics, entaihrg on him heavy loss OF books
and bonsehold furniture. Many Of the friends OK
ills eminent visionary, and others who have heard
couniry, will lie glad be informed that he u ex-
rec,ed' II rail from Bosiou for A'goa Bay, with .
porion Of lis family on Saiu day, the 18th inst;
Conmuuicaiions. up 10 the morning OF that day, VIII
reach him If cent 10 tie csie oil j. al. Gordon esq's
p,mberon Square, il that ciy.
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Gen. gcn. &. Davis.

The NeN-A'Joay LETTER OF Wednesday says;
Gen. Jefferson G.. Davis has been released from
military arrest, aud was on tie STREET Yesterday.
the War Department very properly decide that,
inasmucb H. neither Gen. N lsoD OF Davis wss on
day at tho lime of the unfortunate occurrence, the
military nuiboities lave nothing to do with the
matter.
The War Department express The greatest anxiety
for the speedy return Of Con. Davis 10 bic command.
He IL esieemed BY Gen. Haeck as one among the
beat Briyader-Genersls IN thu Union army We
baye no doubt that Gen. u. viii DO OF tic head Of
big command in few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

DEATH OF NOTED CmARAcTfR.-Ibe death Of
Baron John X. steinberccr HI n. Louis, recalls 10
mind bic iorler career IN Plihcelphm' "he'e NC
,., he remembered Ms one If lie todeat operators
and mot ho.pi,ablc Of men. At one time be joined
Nicholas Bd,iic in cot Oh speculation in which
thew cleared 81, 000,00g. Aiterward he attempted
10 iuy up all the b,ei III the corntry and monorG'
li,e tie market, On, was del,ated by tho New York
and Ph.lucelpl in dealers, and ho was lulhed' ne
,hsn wen, no lor ia and after EXPERIMENTING Il Q
various ior,uaes of large Spectator hs became re-
duecd, AM went 10 St. Iogi, az ,he time Fremont
arrived icing sent by purity Of beef contractors al
500 rer month. H. short time 10 was abar aoned,
aud he died in extreme irdigence. AZ one time he
owned large rtoreat in Biddles bank, and co,ld
check for sluO 900 at a time. lie a man Of no
bic character, stately mein. ana elegant bearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

FIRST Frost IN MINNESOTA. Oct. 10 is the date
Of the first killing frost at Elk Horn, Fillmore Co.,
Minnesota. All tender vegetables rpened perfectly.
A fine quality of sorghum sirup is being manufAs-
tured. Whoa rurns out well, averaging p bushels
Der acre; oa,s 50 bushels corn very promising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

Tuy SnYRlrF or PHIL,DELrHiA.-Afera year =
Litigation, the night TO tie Office OF Sher.h OF the
City aud County Of Philadelphia las been decreed
10 Mr.. John Thompson, the Republican CANDIDATE,
and a or.mission irsuod to him by Gov. Cnrt'D.
Nevertheless. Robert Ewing, the usurping Demo-
crat, who has enjoyed the office aud i's enolunen'
for year past, decues TO yio.d TIL tie Supreme
Court can pAss upon the case.
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varxr n.ow,rp-Coroper F. W. BOhu..ed. Of

FOVND TJKOWNFD.-N VlUUtr II w f'0"", %
Hken held OH inquest yesterday the body 81 On an:
novu M sn nad drowned Deceased about 50 ycars %
des.el army plns vest and oveIcoat hsd can'eeS
a havrr.atk 10 his pocket found bible ara pseS
~ "a ls aud '-v poughb p.e sbiDp.ss-rs Tho ovaeos
r-fs,d J 4 Martin. n. T." aud OIL the sleeve v.
"A, .pi,s foI H. W. Marsh, n. y" No mark. Of violence
49,, found AMI te Jury rendered verdict Of Death -
drowning whether BY accident oher~ise unknown 70 The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

Major Thomns M'Wsker commanding the llith
Pepn.ylyauia Volunteers At Hsrpers Ferry. las ,n''
received valuable and splenoiH sword, presented 1"
him by the indies Of Erie, ior gallant conduct at lie
battle of An,am. On account II the sick ness DOLL
of the Colonel and Lieutenani-Coonel, MJoI
Walker commanded the regiment botitat the battle
of Ced,r Mountain and the battle o. An.ietam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

A Nrw GRAPr.-We are es'ured by trustworthy
correspondent of Columbia Couisy, N. T., that
uegbbor Of bis, b. the name Of Doty, has very
excellen, new grave, grown from the seed OF the
Rebecca, which oryiosted TT Hadson in tbas county
the seeding beirg way superior To the orig
inal. which is white, " lie this lie OF very deep
blue color, ripcnirg twenty DAYS earlier than tho
Isuhella
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nay

SrPRENE CoURr-CIRcUrr.-Part I-tShort
Mas s83 7i5 ,. 1854 Tall. ,97l. sDi94 s0al,
g0I o., 1888. sJl9 Fart II Snot lNos 7c95,
7 40s6 4l,o so!o, Ges 1874. S0z. sVii3 asj si<4f,
52J4i. $3.50. 49,
SurRENE CouRT-SPEclAL TERa.-Part L..
Not s. 49, $50 go. 62 ga 606 6io oi2 624 626, sc
go 632 ga 635 64o G404. So, 6's Part II-Tos ADJ
SUPERIOR CoURT--Pan Nos. 1857, LES, 2825,
ms z8s9 2sl 1875 279 1881 2se5. 1881. 1853 1881 2ss3.
GG Pu I-Sos. 2ssU 655. I19 III ll6. 1896 3oo, 1891
BRooKLrY CRY CoURT --Nos GO, II, IL, is, 81,
g. %, o. 10 II. ~. 10 -, IS IS. II. 49, ~. 60 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24
Naval.

The United States steamer Dacotah, D. +. NC
Kinsry commanding, arrived at this port on lhuis'
day morning from Key West, in day'. Ibe iol'
lowing is n list Of her officers:
Cap'siu j. r. Mckinstry, Lisutensnts Gilbert C. Wihe'
Sullivan d. Anss; Chief Engineer, Philip o. PslIl Surgeon
Deieysn bloodSood Pay,nasler Richard Wssbnaon Aetne
MsssTs. wn. EsIe, VIM. AosatdWj ID Assis'sns LnE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24
uos ef,as s,<sn1hip euater cir.

Tire United Statrs cid wheel steamer vi1ker
City 1T H., s,ccs H. Port Pnya which r-- 20 fnc inh
ip.t wa. ted on North iJo Norh ca nus "a ls
10 l. near that place She by he s'eanca tfie
bead. wlch immedis,ely west 10 her sssenee poii aug
could don. however by the latter vess and ne srie
for P.rt Row fol sd In exfca,iDz Tho QuttT Cy
from hfr pcilous position. The niufp T. tuiPord 30
h,e resulted from ihr snofhnee nf the pnt who ni-t'os
he ni sr hnc~ fof be ou'cg AM -iersed d.
r.ry I tho sbos I T. h, ped th4t tbs cs-is sDj
have hrrn saved by the bats but tie 'aIsr viii IN
doub',a'y be total I's4 The ston.- rneang bsv~ no
doDbt b. Oxen her mp th.ia. Inquier
The schooner Mary Stedinau, CAPT. hose, from
kerDandiua, arrived Oh 1hnrelay morning at tbispor,
reports lha, che was boarded on the l,th inst, in
lat. 10 80, lou s0', by the u. 5. steamer Qaakor
City, on emise, all well. II is evident, therefore,
TIA, there must 10 some mistake in TIE Philadelphia
story.
The Navy Department has report OF The loss Oh
the Quaker City, which Navy people here do no'
believe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24
csars Martini Ina Case Of Tho. BIumii,oY
TIE following circular ba. been Issued.

HHc IOFIWLg elICusr his beeh lss'ltd:
H. 8. fLag-SHiP hISSHsOTa,
- O~r NgwPORT EKws. Oct ~, 1861
On the lJ;h Of October, 1862, Naval Court Mar
sal was convened on board Of the u. b. steam-iIi.
gate New ironsides for the tIGl Of Thomas lIan!-
sSn, U. s. Navy, the following charge and speei.
bcatlon, w:
CsAkcs-N Qtlnons conduct. spsc6eaii9a-n this; that
The 10Th Of October 1862 the said seaman iLomss
sr bton tel0ngsg 70 the T.. r. sslmer Victoria lyf In
nAnPon Roads Va did ssRst snd strike with broom
ss lines on the heed Acting Ensigu VIM H. Meyer % the
~ Nay willie Ia TIE execution Of ID. duties Of Lila ohlce
y. p. LEI, Acting Rear Adult 81
Cepmal ding North Atlantic s9ssdJsn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

Hides, 6ta7c A. bi rslow. u tic v o' N~'' W
81 Is each, Gait SAis. bdsc 10. ,,..,h,n. h,, N.
H. pe- Extr, ana FITS, quality n,ads ~
~ sr,e M, stalfti Ozer. Second qusnty ns
49, n, .nans hes, stalled Cows ard me e"s tnfee.
,S sss. OroinaIy consiss Of buls and ne refuse OF
lois -. .n3 ,xh.n thoss of iufarfor
qualify arc % . over the Grand Tunf and Casters Hsii-
ine,s ,ns Boston and Lowell and 21 svT toe tstsh-
bufs -, ..,.,.. .p,nlv "A MAJ tel Caftla
& s at the opening Of market the beat qssy a. an 90
soiu ~ c,t but the later usns arrived newly
sAnse Q, Jeon,d on cou to- aud sses were ssws
S an indication sfarhsr define Large ot' Of sAA
WIN :. IN h.v, 10 be driven to Brighton to-m rrow.
r. on.Ity II Sheep good and they sold well At las
s,ET,oes The ave age price wsssbous Ss2s some large
lets sold - SO And one os Of 10 very aise m cAAsa
sold a high " - 81 y bead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24
Cambridge Castle Market.

Der. %. lsS2.
~ Cattle market {96: about 500 BeevcA
and 90 stor-, consisting OF Working Oxen. Mich Cows and
one. Two sid three year Ols
Prlcrs oy MAREKr bKxa--Exus. e6 .od % 49, hrse
gua.S 1T 80 % second quality - % third quality. ~.
rs1yr. oy sruRu CsrTLE.-Woik,B Oxen pee pAs,
8Od 100; Cove and Caves from 81, e23. 80; Year.
lirg +7as9, rwoyesr-olds, St0Sl3i rhiseyesr sids.
81. akl9 -.
a k2 70 each; ex'ra. So t35OaSt61
NlsBvK Saoa ZACH STATE .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

RELIEF FOR the SICK AND WousDEp IL Loris-
yiLLE.-The Louisville Sanitary Commission, We
learn, are in need Of clothing, bed.coveiing and dio
for the sick aud wounded Of which they have n
large number iu that city and tho State. They de,
sire that what is sent 70 them should be Forwarded
Immediately. flet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

FIREs.-About noon yesterday, & hre broke out
q, No an Coob. street, caused by close pre.imity
Of tho soys pipe with tbs rAf," OF the roof Dsn'as
500 ,, .
house In C9rsou. Dt~ene av-hne occupied oy
tbf.e nn le. TIE NEE OIisHust on the s-eo"d MOOT
M "a .uupo..d 70 b. the woik OF desn Three per-
on, were arrested cioD. The io.s 1Iount TO about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

YArE CoLLEer.--Mottbew g. Wing Of AlbanV,
n. Y. who recently died in Santa Fe, Mexico, be.
queathed $1,000 10 The Society Of =" Tho scroll aud
Key Of Yale College. to aid them in erecting an
elcgan, society editice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-oct 2a-Befcs
Judge SHiPxAN.


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-oct. 2a--Before
Juds. sHrPnAs.
| THE sLAyE-rRADE-rRIAL OF ALBERT HoRE.
| Tie United States sgt. Albert BorD.-rbe de-
fDdsp, put Trial this morning under an iadicmsue
irgng him with ftiv the City Of Nor
k The penalty, on cotyicton. 10 oe not ezeeedine
IS 900 nor 600 and imprisonment not exeesSns
seven years less then three nis,ris Attorney Smith
as, the facts 10 be t, IN May juno 1860 Horn who
h.t IN this city, purch~rd the procellsr City Of
Aorfok then bhg at Baltimore. through man named
.bonber She wa. broarh, th,s nnsd. and laden
vito cargo 70, long voy.s. She ieen Protested g -.
therce Coast # Aics wh'e che took on bosrd
200 pegree' On her r"'nr she landed part Of he bsasn
e Il Il claimed fLs. the vessel fitted ths i~ga!
voJgc by the defendant, 40 should the Psnsy h1sd
E1.Jniye Beebe and jane. n Brady the counsel fe'
-
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2a-Before Justice
IS6RABAA. r. r|
.. Decisions. eI u "a 4 ~
Daniel s. Riddle ag'. james Mohan, ct al Motion
Sarah Firey agt John H. Robertson 81 all Jsns Roberts
az hGssret Whuske James Crn kshsnk sgt joseph w.
sa' =, al Alien d. suh sgt. Darius Savage Motions
Loy' P. Kellogg act. oahes Ames-Motion grated with
MsrSh'n's I"orueee Company sst Richard G,sn e.sli
r o. Fore ct a. as' Joha H. GsIscsp et aL-ke!e'enses
In re- hsee'yers'p Of Lini'd Pstncr.bip OF Cumming.
olnp Oh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ord red irdniIe 70
1.-THE Of proIe y cisf'ned, Sc. .rr. - II 20
Nm ID. Siosn et al sat Pierre Van Wyrk Tho Prop
ery II be in IN this IL sf such etaracr
satisfactory appeal 10 the Court Of ApIess Appstspt
may furnish other ,ue,iss In i've dag ys no.,ee
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERN.-Ocr. zs-Befsrs
Juetcr MosEli-
DECISIONS. % .
Heron agf. Davis et a-Judgment Of Court Of
Appssls made Judgment NJ thi. Cont I'D -.@ .lt. kl
Gs~r IT. PsneLMo,iou denied aud stay Of proceedings
di charged.
Gsh,m sg, scsnkbcrg, Arnold sct Aueust Stanley 81
Sc kichsrscp sat Columbia Insurance Company.
Orders ganted. ... r -.-- :
0oddin sgt Columbia Insurance Company; Stanley sgl
Gs,ioo ct SL-Mo,iobs granted.
SUPREME COURT-CuAnsaRs-OCr. 23--Befo7o Justice
CLkakE.
DECISIONS.
TIE People ex rel. Williams agt. Wllams.-1be
attorneys in this qu.-d attend befyrs Judge
Cl.Tks ON Monday, 11b, at a O'Clock.
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/. Boy-A, .l,,rly man named Harry

SHooTfSo A BoY.--An elderly man named Harry
Mod roling on Red Hoak Point ri IN the Court OF
Session. Yesterday tu.n rh. gug bin with shoot
IN, 10, an ID Philip Couu,N. Tue charge being fsry
Proves he ofs,n, and battery aud sene eed
10 Ia, en.ry tor liz b.. Iounse ir driene sug
sr.d the prisoners tisenes .h0uld be l1srf ~hrh
.y, 10 nv the Cour, and old Ipained shat al.
bo,s he'd stoned hin. broker he window ana
mars tom dixn tue shsh'y 10 hvd ir. vh.n In n nent
a, ,.on he fired mu-k-r loaded wi but nihous in
t.dn, 20 hunt sny Inc CoUr. stng into con.iier.
i'm inc sunoycrs when he hat beea uhjec-d ms *
.ms IA tLr ise hat tue Oo)
uc,. not OF serious character sG,9-u le4 seu,ence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24
CnuaI Tolls Now and Hereafter.

Tbs receipts for Tolls from the lot OF Ma, 20 the
ltL Of October. 1892,
Receipts Tor same period IA ltoi''''''''''''''''
Inersas- r 1882 tIlo,i -
The receipts to tho close OF tho second week ~
October exceed the whole OF the rec.ipis Tor Tue
Whole navigation year of 1861, 81, Al, and we
have Elk weeks Of navigation lett.
IT, from this time TO The Lot OF Deoemee; next, our
receipts shall be equal TO those of le6i, then the
gross tolls for The year will be 500 sc9 winch h,
will give IN iucrease over that year OF
11is shows what our canals can do WIN VIE ara
rrnd,it management. Ga this h, pohcsi-. the gains
Ia 1862 over tho five preceding yoar Will stand 10
| Ill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

The largest receipts FOR tells in any one year, OK
cept in 1861. were in ISi7, when they amounted l."
S36l5 $50 The above figures show that tho increase
In 1869 over 1859 will DO equal 10 all the tolls III
tSi7, less only e2s7 40 We have not tho iactS az
hand to explain why these things are so, but we
shall have them at the close o. the season, when We
will give them.
Will our neighbon Of The alias ana irguf re-
member that tie canals have been under we nuli,
s0ement Of Republicans since January, 1900 aud
that II wise connsels had prevailed in lsoo-y, we
should have been millions OF dollars better oil taa'
we sre nov Albany Eve. Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

DFATH az CIER6i MAN.-lhe Rev. Df. ihcma
r ,on Rector offs, Johns fpi.corai Church Broollyn
died in Milford Conn, tc 2iet mat hs 1is.af~s
.oft.nlnx u tic brsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

THE GOLDEN GATE "A SPIRITUAL WARNING.
Editor Of H.rdld ~ Progfssr
D.,K SIN: The following fact In my experiences
Will Interest some Of your readers:
Being in Santa Cruz. Cal, in the early part OF
June la-t and intending TO come Eat during tie
SammeN | one morning stated 10 my friend, Mn.
X, in whose house | was visiting. ttai had
concluded 10 rail on the 2i,t Of July. While We
were talking on The subject, Mrs. Glover medium,
rei dent VI the town, came IN, and was preren'ly
Influenced by Il spirit whom j had known when n
child Of about ten YEAR,, who snid;
I'VE DO hot wish yoa TO 20 on toe vessel yon
talk Of
did 10, know wba, steamer wonh ssil from San
Francisco on the 2lst Of Jay, and had not even
.hon. hi about il AT alb but a.ked:
"Why not Int she s,fsf"
"Tbey have been overhhulng her. but sbe 10
wrong sbont Der fireworks"
"Wob'i she get 10 Pansma1'
"No. she will reroy get TO Pansns again."
"Wi ,hc be lost at tea T.
"N1, she will get 10 the land ,omfrhGre lorn
fL,re, but half her people will be losi."
III Won are snre Of this, you ongilt 10 VAN the
public; other peoples live are IA dear 10 them NJ
mine to me-
They wouldnt believe u, II ~e did,"
This was aid in tone OF Indifference, as N the
,pir paid their skepoism with feeling OF equal
uncoBcern for them.
"Tnai 10 true" replied "hut II seems dreadful
for people Ia go board vessel 10 be icfi, when
they might Be savs6.
fOh. Won needn't trouble yourself about tbemi
they NAV ~ well cone here that way ne another.
Some other questions wer- Wked ard answered.
which do not distinct recollect now. and then
The charge not 10 90 Gi uai time was very earnestly
repeated, aud Was sssdr'd that "ihcy had been
aud Feen the condi'ion a the vessel. need not
add that til. was the Inflated Golden Gate.
Before having san Franc .oo, learned that q
merchant of ttar city who Loaf hs life Ia the en-
deavor 20 reach the shore. had two written warn
inRs through medium then u0i 10 90 on Der; that
II he oii lie would never reach hew-foik.
tie last remsrk 81 my rpifit-frieDd msy seem
hesrtiess do not bold mysef responsible for II.
He waf man 81 sirange w-ys and speech on The
earth, wllb be hss evidently not yet oufgrown. j
remember him veil, though at distance Of thirty
.iA years aud be proved hins.lfto me, through Mr..
Glover. by certain peculiariues OF manner which
were Ii ! lis own. Any one who has rad book cn'
lillrd "My Early Days, Will lind the mau Ia the
owner az pIr OF hornioes oxen. and looking at h-
portral there will at nnderiand how little Ill
nature there really IN biz npparen'ly ubTraeious
reIly 10 nv concern for the unbelieying public.
I Win lake occasion 10 hdd that among Mediums,
EssI or W.rt, havo found none more uniiof MI
ttu.tyorihy than tho lady who employed To
save me the horrors OF that fearful tragedy the
Mexcan coast. / saw aud proved her mediumshp
m uuny wnyr aud indebted In II for much clear
and noble proof Of the power Of spirits 20 cOmmnDi
cafe with ~ rs WEI a. for some OF the swe.ier'
consultations that have ever reached Ire from the
Summer Land. lour truly, ELIZA W. fARtHAs.
! ne,r. York Sept. Zs lnf.
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ne.rs, Laws Chss Crssstoni I'd Assistant Engpesrs j.
II. Perry, Geo p Hunt; Acting 0unneI Cleo G. hdmnnosi
syaiuf Clerk Geo u. Fsso; Acia Ns,tsrs hst-s yonn
MILAN. Paul Brown. Chas 1sihafp, Chss Do'oD Oh"'
IA. 'hase
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HARD C,sy.-A msn named ID. Daily. wife,
and several children cent TO tho P-DieDtsry for
yasnc, three month. since. They b.d bept w liquor
Il. ~ WA'er i,ri. vLcn. e. c"nsequrDee 81 the in1 M
prrs'~ haIts Of The parents had ce 20 be husnse 70
he IN. aid they were plen-d Of grants
Day ire- Their ic expire and the iAuy t"uhI
,rp,,,r. toos v.lg.d at si25 al b.-u d. po ed Z
"a ,iv- durirg ,hpI .hssuee and osii o. sc In New
N sk bad been dssB a. 'qusndrTsd by zone
,,r-- a. b Oh having zen efr In Of friend pow
nsog oar-r iaHbi.r groeu'd portion o. tue ioo.' q
sbgp h. III .hth Y where they had been pswped
but no trace II tie bank boob ts been uncovered
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~ ns Edifo, J The N. T. TrbHrc.
SIN: Allow mo TO ak your attention 10 the
inclosed testimony that sp'r.ts have the power to
foresee tho future land also tss they are over ready
TO give such information 20 those who in condi-
ton to receive and ret upon il. Il seems 70 me that
tho pubhc will receive the testimony Of Ms. Eliza
W. Farnham, who ia 30 extensively and iavorably
known both in California and in the States That
Observation-Disclosures yAcT in spiritunsm may be
Tie means OF directing more earnest attention TO the
great reaie, Of eternal life l. the heartfelt prayer OF
Your friend. ANDREW JACKSON DAVE
N>l,- York Oct. 9. 1862