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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10
Arrived,

Steamship Khersone.e (Br Bough. Liverpool JAM ~ q
Halifax inst nidse. TO Williams Gai.a Eneo9n'e.sss
heavy westerly gales tho sn!gs passage Put 'nio hs"N
short Of coal T., a.
steAuee Josephine Thomssl. Cunlia. Baltimore mds
VIM DalzelL x
Steamer Sea Call, Kenney. Providence mdss to saNss
BynpeL ,ym,.~
Dal.sll ~
ship Antar,ic stouGsr, Liverpool JAN H. mtss sua
pGsa TO Zercgn Co. Experienced heavy wshsfy sSsN
Seb Ia. lat ~. Ion 10, had violent gsls ea h. q
bstsd ten hours then suddenly shifted 10 ~ bsromes II
Was days tho Banks Passed through quantity Oh
ice In lat "a go Ion 50. jan r. lat 10 ~. Ion ~ ~ H~
bark W Whistler, Grant. from Hevoot Tor Nsw-ferk -
Ship Australia. Towart. Liverpool - days. mSse sna
pAs. to Williams Gpiop. One infant died ON enc pas
has had continuance ef heavy ~ess<ly salss the sne ~
sage ,A,As
Bak Noyd.ksv (Norwl Nielsen. Agisss % days u DAN"
TO Funch. Moucks l. Wsndt ,A.a
Brig Ascihino (ltal) Psao Hull IS days coal 70 @sssse
schL James Eugis. Headroks Elissbethpon tas oS~'
and proceeded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

The Gland .ales" are sgain being agitated or,
perhaps, are upon vs.. II these lands could be sold
and bough. in ty the friends Of the colored men, it
would undoubtedly be the best thing to be done.
Persons then renting the lands would be able to
supply proper implements of agriculture and pay
promptly for labor, and prosperity would follow;
But in case the lands are not cold to the colored
mans friends, wo bstide him.
Let the friends of Emancipation be nowhere as
couraged. The sailors and officers Of transports the
common soldier writing home the Seymour Demo-
Gratis and Valsndig CHAM worshpers, may sing iusu,
brlous songs; doubtless they will, for they cos III
contact with that class that gives the most disoou
aging prospect. Like draws like, and they are VI
course, deeply impressed with ideas OF failure e.or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10
xmpromptu Lines ON the Copperhesds.


When the sweet roses blushing red.
In Eden their first fragrance shed,
A traitor and copperbead
Came 10 disguise,
Didusipg knOwledgei and he said'
Ia. and be wise,
And wisdom shall anoint thine eyes.
And when the Woman saw the tree,
So pleasant for the eyes 10 see,
She ate forbidden fruit. Thus she
Hath man misled.
Now meath the tree Of liberty.
This cOpperhead
Aupears in blue and white and red.
Under the silent grass he hides,
Among the weeds and flowers be glides,
Down BY the brooks he most nbides--
A treacherous thing;
The stars and stripes that deck his sides
Conceal q sting.
Venom and death are in his spring.
Satan seeded, and he fell,
In chains and darkness doomed to dwell,
With other traitors who rebel,
In act and word,
Because he'd rather reign in hell
Than serve the Lord,
Who guards us with bis flaming sword.
GEO. w. BUNGAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.. MAnoa 4
Cleared.
SholldraAo (Br.), Pexdon. Havana, HowIsadk

stsam'hip-SholdraAo (Br). Pegdon Hawai-. How1sadA
Aspuwal
Shps-Black Hawk. Dosns. San Fsnci.cc, Sutton Cot
r. Cushman. Otis, Philadelphia, Nesmh Sonsi Sardinia
PendIstcn, Liverpool Ssml Thompson's Nephew.
Baks-Uranis, Cooper, Cape Town, W. Cogxini Mendise
trrem) Lane Caao fsbbn Chauneeyi Cieninsso' Coz.
Cienfuegos, POnvert & Co.
Biigs-Unpe. Terry, PHILADELPHIA Thompson huntefl
Ben Carver Perry, Matsnzss Wa:h Carver Chase Henry
Thsckery Curtis, Port-su.Princ Murray
Schoonefs-Dr. Power. Mansey, Hartford M bsisr ooi
Lady Adaas Hadwin Fall River; Isabel. Taylor fssass
Phia, Bentley, Smith Co. Emily Fowler. Willard 49,
ngon Van Brunt Slsght; frsukln, Young phisasPumi
empsr, Mitchell Philsdslphi.. BrO.t Son Co n S.L
nson Bentley, Smith Co. Peerless, hign' Fishing o."
H. U. Fisher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

sales OF so bags at 0l6lcie Timothy Seed aus, Il A, an
251S 80 asp usiti ~ 80 b. N.Y. ="
gNLLOtV ii IN iia,Ited supply, ann ibs mnksta, tr.
sale OF lJvo0 n prime Western at 80 aud 1900 u CUy
1910 cash.
WHISKY /. IN moderate demand snd tho market. r.,b.,
casisr OF OO bbs s ga &c iO State snd va isc IA,
Onto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

Cry MoRTALITY.-The to.al number OF deaths
for the week ending March AL Increase Of IS since
the last report From acute diseases there we're 23s deaths
from chronic Diseases 1863; and from external causes a.
There 2i3 children and 22a adus Foyseven deaths
occurred In the public Institutions aud ~ tsmsuts wore
made I'm Pot.sI's Field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10
Receipts OF Produce.

NARcn 9-6i2) bbs flour. l7o3 bags Corn H..,
6BbDl.. Corn Meal 839 bbs Whky. r. 600 BUSH Oat. 5
hnsh Corn O bush what 296 5u,h Sod, 37O0 mn
proy-on go Isss Butter 2.607 pigs Lard " pdg Asns
40 DE ,,ed Hog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

Total since Jan. sJ7.0lf.t2 s2,701.I2o s29,G76sS
The Mississippi aud Missouri River Railroad will
DO completed in the course Of month or ak weeks,
from Davenport to Grinnell distance Of l2j
miles Tins road connects with the Eastern rail.
roads by the bridge across the Mississippi at Daven'
port. aud tie recent decision Of the Snpreme Court
Of the United States, allowing the bridge to stand,
has raised this road much in the estimation Of capt.
talists. 1t has superior entrance to the Platte
Valley, from it's western terminus at Omaha and
Council Bluffs, and is ambitious with reasonable
prospect Of SUGGEST Of being the main extension
eastward Of the Pacific Railroad. In addition to the
main line Of the road, it has branch from Milton
Junction via Muscaline to Washington, ~ miles in
length.
Those who desire the annual report of tho Fort
Wayne road, may obtain copies from the agents OF
the company, Messrs Wnslow, Lsner & Co., No.
- Wall street.
Mr. WIN. Wetherbee and Mr.. @. II. Watson have
been admitted as partners with Mr.. o. ID. Ashley
under the title Of o. ID. Ashley & Co.
The Bresdstufis and Provision market are rather
frner under the improvement in gold.
The Bank state ment Of the week shows the fol
lowing results:
Feb IN. Mar. 7.
Loan, siissssss sisi,os13,s ino... 81, 1879 $50
s Calculation. ' Sis5&S SsS5is poo @1s.
Dspo.t,.... i75,9I2'69s i7i'GC0'2n Ino.. 1851
The changes are no. important. The loans specie
and deposits continue to show an increase and the
circulation contraction.
The movement OF tho Banks since Sept. 5, 1857,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

siNIAruKs ALMANAC.
Sin-Rjses..6:2i Sets,.......6;0l Moon-Rssa II III
RICH WATER rHIa DAr.
sandy Hook. 1883 Gov. Island. III ~ Hss0Ns.. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

Passengers Arrived
IN ,tsas,,iip khesoasss from Ha!Vax--J. freeman, q.
e. all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

The money article OF The Richmond Dispatch OF
last Saturday says;
Subsequent TO last reror, further decided advance
IN tho premium tod rst,bshedJ5O bsng tie selling
yesterday and to-day and J!5 for silver This aiysnce
believed owing the demsnd from
removing tho nsdom Of Abraham the Fist in large
befs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

The year 1852, of which the annual report 10 not
yet ready presents sii more favorable results. The
wear 1863 commences as well as 1862, lu. the
earnings win be vastly Increased the price OF in
got Copper is SIC. y n, Instead OF 20 d2lc. rs in
previous years. The calculation for tho present
year il ns follows.
Yield same q. In 1862 Of pure Copper. $50 tgus q.
DC bySnO0
,n., $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Noe ooy,
300 40 a. s6i as 2i9 3oS, s36 23T, 23s 2. 22 IA a.
20. 23l. 23+. 253 $50. -
SUPERIOR CouRr.--Part Mos. lll9, 2ST.
2i 3;5 1919 1887 1919 1902 1913 l7l5 I'LL. l79 III.
1873 lT.S Part lINo. 26l2 1862, 1873 1876. lOlA 1893.
1858. 1870. 1909. 1904 1906 1908. 1870, 1872, 1874
COUKr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part I.-Noe. LILO,
lsl 97 1879 i22l l?22 40 9a8. 2TT i0l, f4f IDOL
IN 49, Part II Nos OIL $50 III a7a 1919 1881. Ss1
l28s. 1885, 1886, 1881 1890. 1891 1882 1895.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--sPRciAL TERN -sfAS0a
Before Judge DAILY


DECISIONS.
Byrne sgt. Herran.-Motion 10 set asldo eXecutioe
srauted without costs TO either party.
Before Judge HILTON
Kunz agt. Stuar..-Cas9 settled.
Doeling at. Doelns.-Reesee's report confirmed a.
j. I'D ssneot OF diyoIoe granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-Ar CHAnBsaI-
MARCH 9.-Befors Judge McCUyS.
In the matter OF the application for the Discharge OF EdwS
G. Malurn from the service OF the United S;stes
second writ was served upon Col. LOOMS In the
above matter and Col LOOMS made return to this wda
sso produced the boy before Judge McCuno Seosa
this afternoon Tho then Sc. down fof hearing
, o'clock to-day.
Mr. CLASSY Deputy Pro,o'tM appeared for cOsns
Loomisi VIM. H. Howe, esq., for tho reasor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TEEx.-MARoH a-Bsfsrs
Justice MoSchGyY.
TRoyER FOR wHIsKT-0LD BOURBON sEhkiS0 ~
OWNER.
S. J. yose and John II. Thomson sgt g. Fooie aud Joas
Kellogg

This was an action TO recover the value Oh nVs
barrel. OF whky from tho defendants, which detsSdsnt
claimed have bought from other parties whom they as1
paid la full Tue evidence somewhat eonictins pals
IN, that the whisky delivered them 70 th<
DEFENDANT bill rendered to thc while the dei-ri nh
testified that they nothing Of the plaintiff Ia the ane
bot thu. tie whisky bought By them VI one nd
sor -nessrer aud smseur whisky broks- whom theJ
paid Plaintiff, mad notified dseBdsnts Of thst
ri .ats beore payment to Windsor. ~
The Conr charged the Jay that they believed Windse
TO have OF tho whsky the time Of dcvsy
were not isble but II plaintiffs were owners Il
the tune OF deiys y they were eutted to verdict
Tho Jury found for plaintiff amount claimed with interest,"
WIN g. Ackicy Champion Bs.el for plaintiffs, N. Nee
BIT for Ce.endanls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27
By W. l.. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers
TNITED STATES MARSBAL,S sALn or TT,

py '" L. WALL SO., AUctIOneers
United STATES MARSHAL's SALE OyrHH
fuRsirunk, ASD CARGo.In virtue of decree is
susd from the clerks OBI ce OF the Supreme Court
OF the United States, for the District OF Columbis
The I'd asy roeas 81 Aas
6er next: commencing at 10 clock q m :. at wall
Co. = Bazaar. At Ne 80 Louisian. avenue, in the
steamer Diamond. eoneisting z Of a valuable sssort
ment Of N erchandee, viz:
5 casks Of French Brandy
s. cases French Brandy
bbls. Piekleo Meat
Kegs 6aleratus
trunks % as Msns' SHs3 sn3 La lies Preach Shoe.
I ease Tabl. Knives and Forks
box 90 d.. ,n.ss Saia aaa sims sRs'' waters
/ case Ladies' BOnnets-HA
! DO Of Fancy Articles; Toys, &C.. 10.
do Q. India RusseT ovsrcoats-Lired with Al
case fnai. Rubber Gaps and Hats
case eases of S,5sss 0sstor OIL
] do Aesorted Medoine
I do Nitrate Of Morphine ..H
] Dc Umbrellas .
I do Porte Monnaies
DO CALM e,ssh s,lss srss and other Dry Good.
1 do scotch Plaid Msrinos, So. &c.
DO Alpaca and Fancy Goods
l do Madras Handierehisfs -...#
At tn. foo. Of Sixth strsst Wharf. on the Poto.
nae ,ivs' , o'clock in the afternoon OF same day.
i"lil ''ii the srzAMEs DIAMOND.
her Tackle, Apparel. and Furniture.
-...-. ALSO, ....r.l D. -s
90 Coils of Rove. % assorted sizes
ec22 WM L. WALL L CO.. Auets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By WIN. L. WALL L CO.. Auctioneers

By WIN. L. WALL L CO.. Auctioneers
GREAr sALH or 81 Prior CABINET FUR.
Vim asssx's o1slRsr % naaUr1erosY, ID % No. o. 80 80
pEniNsIL,ak,a PSI Avssus BET efs.s sEvzsTEEsIH
s;..:ls:ss E. KS: q :: sui
Of superior xorimanship, and . large stock Of
n9ssspr % SSed s are G Mr.
Handsome Rosewood Marbls-top Etsxeres, with
Rosewood CHAMBER Suites ....
ssss .aa o.t
Randsome Ra,snonS ys.sd yRossxsod Dressing Bureaus
Walnut Dress Bureaus .# .
Thirty DEess Bureaus
RoseTood Mahogany. and Walnut Arm and Iasy
R'sswoSs, Mahogany, snd Walnut Sofas and r.ts-
RoseTsod. Mahoeany. and walnu. Rocksrs. Mirrors
IN, Centre and Ofce Tables and Desks
Library Ma Tables and Chairs, Saloon end Teapoy
J. w.lnE1 bnin,!5 a9d y Mahogany Bookcase.
g Curled Hair Aattrasses ....
= shuek Mattras sss
Fancy PaElor ohaifs, Mahogany and wainat Side
Marble soS ssSesnso1 eesa su,ss H.. Rack.
Marble-top sideboards, onildrens Chairs and
Revolving oaies Chairs, Cribs. Bsdstssds. great
FsSs: s.se:ss, :ss Dass Fables
1TeHCn CA1n& 40vreS Tea sets, 81 and 80 pteeeA
FreI ch China Dinner Sets
Cut Glass Wines, Tuublers, and Fruits
Plsin and Gilt French China ss..
Large quantity Wines and Water Bottles
Fancy China Vases, Gard Basket and China Toys,
Motto Cups
dozen Tets- D Tetes Castors different kinds with
many other Cos ds not here named.
Terms: All sums under $50 cash; over that
amount, credit Of 80 co. and g days, for approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
The buildin is for rent or Lease. Inquire of the
Auctoneer.
TIE s,ss9tion Of the trade Is ipyi.ed to this SALE
saIe. = ~
ocl VIM L. WALL f. CO Auets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27

A ssIsrANr QU oF1IcBJ
"A Corner orc and 1tceaty- second stresks )
WasAinxton, D. O. October q, 1853.
WiM hs sCld q RSelis Auction, on the Second and
at the Corral. near the Waahington Observatory
large lot Of Horses and Mules condemned ss unfit
for pu bile service
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock :. M. ~.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
JHAS b. TO0PKINS,
oc24-zst Captain. A. Q. NJ. q. 3, Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27

LIMITED STATIs MARsHAL'S SALD.-In
~ sirsss Of . WIT Eisri fscias i.su % from the
Columbia. for the county Of Was gton and 20 me
directed w,ll expose to Public Sale, for cash, In
Thu RsDAY, the l7th day Of November next, 1855
= g clock the following dessribed yropsrty,
No 42 being the % feet of the north side Of said
Lot No. and running back ss feet to an alley in
said Square.
ALSO, .tE.E2s 45tGs
On the northeast corner Of Lot No. S. 6snaxe No.
l5a, described to wit beginning At the corner Of
the alley at the northeast corner Of said Lot no g.
thence south 50 fsetli inches thence west II feet
inches, thence north to alley. thsnce eaatarly
on the south side OF the alley to the place Of be-
ginning together with all and singular the i'm
proysments thereon seiA ed sud levisa upon % the
property of Andrew Rothwell, and will be sold TO
satisfy Judicial No to January term 1854, favor
WARD H. LAMON.
o<9o. dkde u. 8. MsrshSl. d. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27

nF8IUE OF OHIRB QUARTERMAsrER.
" 49, DnpARfNB1T or WAHRly6fox.S
Wil b sold 1t Public Auction at II o'clock
on The 18th inst st The 9ovsramsnt Stables cor
Harness, Parts of HArnsss, Miscellaneous Tools
Old Iron, 80, condemned - anft for public
service. E'stt 80 4 -
Terms cash, in Government fands.
ELIAS i. GREENI,
Lieut. COL, Chief QuArtsrm Aster,
oe27 Dept. of WAshiD gfon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27
THE WEEKLY STAR

THIS excellent Family and News Journs
CONTAINING greater variety Of interesting
reaefing than can be found In any other, -
published on Friday morning.
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