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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-23

"A Court Martial at Boston has sen
fenced two soldiers to be shot for dessr-
ton. One sentence has been committed
by the President, the other has been APP
proved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
The Yron.lInds on the Merscy.

The Times City Article says, although
the statement OF Lord Russell ~ ElargqwIie ns
FAR as il bears on the case Of the Liverpool Toncadg
was indefinite an opinion has been generally formed IN
the eli that IL Is the intention Of his Iofdsp 10 cnu8e
them 10 be detained even II the existing law should be
decided in their favor. that Parliament may have an
oDpOrtunity at the instance Of Government 10 pass
measure fOy the purpose. If TIM be really the cpure
contemplated, II viii be viewed with great anxiety.
No only docs 1t involve the question whether that ~ b.
tem can b. called neutrality which. IN the midst Of
conflict between two bchgcrents, makes law 10 atci
Tic balspce in fiyor Of one Of them. and gives
10 fiat law practically Retrospective ehcct by
detsiling the objects upon which II 1t no" eh
isted. II could be- brought a. bear but also
whether We shall not enter upon path ol
inenticabl embarrassment If We once attempt to com
mcLce plan Of selection, 80 a5 D. tc6re TINT 40 neu
tfas OuI traders may make and sell certain spcchc
articles and refrain from making and selling other
analogous articles It beng loft matter Oh ihcofciicn
discussion % The things which under pnuchlhi
times and circunat noes. any especial bhfcicnt may
be entitled 10 mako oljcctious II u doubted nho,
food ing at the possibility o. the Ministerial proposal be-
inr rejected whether II viii not prove that The most eX
pcd.ent course would have been 10 have stood quietly
On the existing law Of England and the United States.
and not % have given nov prcickt iOf irritation, snc
as wi.l be afforded BY any Parliamentary Remarks OF
decision that may not b. palatabe 10 tho Washington
poIi'cianz or that may serve the purpose Of dNerng
attention from indlRnies inflicted By France by raiA
inc on increased cutlery againat England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

Fair Mddllne
O,,.ars Nominal Xtd.
NObe.........-.....-...'.'''' '""",' II"
N'hhii <.d
The stock In mort esiinatcd az .3" bales Of which
rra'.nfs a. lpl and tenl downward. froy'ons ealy
ps,.,, frr.r Th. roducr market b. .tsady.
yo~ro. Oct - on-0s closed at vs. i"i money The ou
H. n i' Ind. isuk eft IN .aud decreased ti5JOoO.
american s..uics are lef without sales.
Iospo. Cons MAtKtT London. Oct. 2-Englh Wheat
In feaov demand NOudly terms; but IN foreign not much
Ii,r kou trade ruct. Barley slow Of sale and easier
Prime Oats full price bgt common dnil OF sale and casicr
No chaiIge in Malt. Peas or Beans. 49, .
roynoy pnopuCp MARKET, London, Oct. 2.-SuGAR-Not
,rrl business: rates unchanged torPEE quiet aud I'M
u.ad QEA-Lritcd business ut last week rates. RICE
Prize. sitter and several parcels sold SALTPETEH hrm
.. small TALLow not Much waIttd new L. \. g. a. on
.hc suut
f attendance At this mornings market. Wheat and
o in rong dcinaui advance of Cd to 3D. p quarter
ems unchanged. Egyptian Wheat Quiet and rather lower
l.urfs from Sept. ~ 10 Oct l. inclusive Wheat H.
an rer.. Barley, 81 Malt p Oats 24gl. Beans, 2OJl Dat
mo- 2 23s5. loads Of Flour 80; sacks. H. 26.
LoNDos CoRS MANKET-Whcat and Maize generally very
ands aud oil coasts. Spring Corn generally duh and
rather lower.
IosDOS STOCK ExCusSGE.-The following the closing
prices Cosos Tor money. 81 1856; DO io account, 80 a
~ Three Per Cents ~ tGgl.
ioSDoS MosEY MaRKRr-The demand for discounts i
cccdu y active a above the Bank minimum. Funds
quiet and steady Kycnue returns FOR the quarter ending
sept 80 show hight falling oil ing to the reduction Of Gay
on tea and the Income tax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
Passenger. Arrived

n l'-InIIn Clfy0f IlIIm0.f IT7l TiT1 N.
II Th.mp.of boz! lady \ Heycutres res Ncssf- carter
aud .edciics foscr Nj. Mason, id four children aga
nuf.. John q. Bofhck. ilussus. M I'M ana ady G. l.
I.nru.ruf b. Maker 4 n. SutaurItrt John 80" nAh "
A. flgnn Van Err Mr. il,cn lazy and tire. ,hi.i.'n
N alter A. fA Rlcllfi a.i James Md }. H. shelton
@ A Eager Nr D,,u lady ani child John rrke tie Rev
T. OCauol j. r. Alekuai the Roy. Patrick NJ pouise Mr
Il ~ guns .ni lady sir wlesn. Mr. Dom Three Sna5 e,
u'u.fs Mia Roman Mrs T.. T. Rogers Ms. Bouncy aud
Two rru Mics A. jones' Mi,, Lucy IcLsFsou Ny o., "a
Plasa-,t j. a. Tom Throdore ilcnc d. IruiaTa .f' hay
nj ~ rllr,u Ma j. MaIrlcloub Mrs. D. III. richards
and child MIR r. Nandefborn, Nj bosi Mt and Hiss Wal
Mo- Mr., So. Z. Nassau Ars oI.ru und clsan Ai A. Law
IA Nfs N4rv Waiting u. %. Whiting Mss Margaret Cor
man. Mi.s Ann, Powell Nfs Cumming olth ht' Rave q
NJ w. owens end daI ahicr Mr CALLERS, W. kosela and
5,n 100 tir s'rcfas". c, A. ~,
Iastaini4p Caln,sbii fns Lrop % and Gdimdt-slr H.
Ne.il am Ms. N,dhAl. Ms Alien, Nj. Ni,'sus, Me-
Ffetih Mr. HAWKS NJ nuasou. Mr 1itsf NJ, utcss rh'
rslt .hi.dfcn Mr.. Lyman MF. taAruyi Nj Brown M"
Williamson. Mr. White. Nh M'lea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1863.
Ellen Murphy sworr-Am the person whose premises
burned the pr,oner before he arrested 10 my

Ellen Murphy svor-Am the person whose premises were
burned knew the prisoner before he was arrested came to
place one oth,r time had guEsph with hun aud said he
vas going Harlem; then gave him beer; two nights
that, he came AID be had stone with him. and told
be IL - NY lie that night shut my place Up ID O'Clock
and Sleep with Mr.. ONr the gentleman VIC Lve'
Wo,, Up in the night and card hcn br king my
chains bottles. crorkery Aopt little liquor s,ore ihen
and sold candies ana thread.
Peter l. Wilkinson His testimony was Iauc'
the hig wiies
Chas Ocil the last witness sworn for the rrosecu N
Mr. OSeil began by stating in very rich bIogue and deer
dedy rapid cnuncton that he would not be tempered WITH
that he dsh md spoke notns bat irish and didn't care
tor the Judge Jury but finally consented to testify that he
recmb, rctc evening Of the fire. that he went into Mrs
Murphy house and then c in Mrs. Iurphys prem
ie that night ad say, TO Mrs. Murphy wake up Mrs Muir
ply all the Mrs. Murphywtat will become Of your
sci Ma Murphy aud helpless babies, Mrs Murphy If
yer TUNED on then went down and qnenched the trc,
when three in and asked for some hing 70 drink.
says l. Win. have TO do with Mrs. Murphys drinks, one
Of them fired bottle my head which Mr. Salesman.
got out the ire and that is all know
The prosecution hero rested The will be opened for
the defense by Mr. Bankman today ct II O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

y 10 IfIIF 2 TT y . ITI|.'f -.
SiR. Your report OF The charge and disposition
ldc nftlc complaint made a since Ncsr. l.rifenbcrg
4 Carfrras does thrm great sissce No examination
has etr boon lid before ilr Jr1cc On account oi Do
al4rlrr esd tle ill.'p...flt oi &c cowgil'naM 70
frofs t.e rsr rs CD examination VII show Tie cni1i"
liy = tio charge and faf ta0 complainant hns been
NO pnrcinsrr - ic property Mr.. t4rfefls Mas ar.
rested ~ an order - IT, ,spIriae Court and discharged
ou fll lcar.fr Bob. .h 4-t ns Rot INK ~ srandn.
ni ,harlf sr Nas dsc11 cred in To trlrsnciion aid
iln rn'lfr ed. Do c.U Tial'f being uado IN August
lsa. VII apr~1T whenever To- complainant j. ready Ia
-o ih 60 srlanai4u4. intl TEEN wc c.nir sus-
pension q opni.n =. H. M4NsR, .-.-..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COUNT or oYyR AND rTRalNER-Oor ls-bef0rs'
JusHer hAusAED


Jusu1. BARNARD
EESILSCE OF = LiOfiK
The People agt. Adam thhunan.-Ihc accused
W., Indicted Got rot. and p.caied not guilty.
Ils morning through nd.c stewart his counsel, BE-
whdfrw Die plea, nnd lraird fuiy lie tounso. moN j
~ t.nc b. sus..nlri lu order that evidence Of good
ehasacs st b. offered bat the judge rrmafard wound
not mitigate d. sentence Though soHy Tor tr arcnrd sony
of biz wr and cl drrn BE- W.. Jn" as sony for g. rst
euc Of he tour that De- be mprsord IN tho Fcniinafy
tx sis months
The Grand jury camc into Court this morning
with cly ,hrce bills bat o. the PARTIES not having
bc,naro sod a. get tie naiies cannot be- made pubc
a. he Grand jury have only cat io four days they must
hayo been ysry indufirons.
TEAL TOR ARSON DURING TIE RIOT.
The People art. James calvin.
Tho prisoner wac Indicted with Henry Saulsman
and Ionas Kelly fo IA setting hTp the niFht OF the
2h day Of July 1903 TO the dwelling house Of Ellen Murphy
a Vile othefwlf- known ilr's Kitchen, also to
sng TO the dwelling house OF one Charles ONeil on
Attorney elected to Try Calvin asi, aud Jury
wac ihefrupon impaune.d lor that purpose.
IN. hf wln.ss called WIS heo. Brown, who t' flied In
suD.arco as follow. w Nh en oI,i 81 ' lMen'y ln'.'
Prauc, aud arrested u" ifsonrf on IN" PREMISE SA'a g
have been bunirdi Goa post about eo, "a ~" m"if
when be- requested 10y two women on' oil whom was MIS-
Mufhy 90 go with tlfni went WIN squad oi hNn men t'
tt. tr,.rs and tie FIST pcton stw WINS pu'ontri ar
rr.t'd lin at ouco when went in 'ho place wa ii o
anote the psoler made 40 csstanco hcvrf Knew "hcl
m, ..i,k- c,mo lion tiIi about two weeks after.
Edorrd Ltown swofn-Aln policeman ia the same pre-
e ~ lat Witness one II IN. perions wfo went to t
rrrne of Mrs Muphys honsei on reaching the premises
INV prisoner with other pcrsonsi found he paiuiun be-
tween The p4.aaec.aay and the blrloom hot that cou'
NJ \Vi.ku.on avon Hcsidrs la the neglholloll o
Alfs Murphy night ACROSS tc street be was my store VIII
other persons won d. not know he stiid some Time afr
awhile hey went oscflo Mo MTrhys Acked open ih'
door ard commenced breaking Mfs. NursyH chairs un
tables they then sc iho house ON hre could So them IRON
my house asthey scratched the match obi, happened about
minutes past tnt night bad been attracted by their
Mfs wilkinson Identifies the prisoner who went int
Mis Muphys nHd raised the sow aud se! Tic place on Le
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
rOar on NEw-Y0RK.......ocr II
Cleared.
Cleared.
ee,mer-c Cllwalldcr, fcrson Baltimore NilHhh 1871

Cleared.
steamer-C Cldwaldcr ficraon, baltimore william pHi'
zelL
sh,p-Rohcni Martin. GLASGOW, 7. Durham.
Bails-b. H. Make, KAyuor, Boson, MiIf Honshf"li
fmn'e, Herli,k Philadelphia, Thompson liunt.l , .
rnf-M 1rgansa ttir.D, Mcleod, - Johns n. r. q. a.
lruubuli Julie (Pnsl. KRAFT London, funch, Mrn'kc y
Mend, Ionr tc Aaak0h (Frl philippe ST. ficue,U W heel
wr it Tlu lirl lyuch Bnibadocs, ooldon, Bruce Nc
hu m MORT tit1 irnret 'taeana \. r. Ward CO. j.
n. Waterman tir) Elliott Antnerp W. r. Schmidt Hon
Eesina tn.L Brett bluucc.tef tfn-h g. /. Nueyt stm
,lstle tb.L Mcclellan Halifax }. lNhin,y Co tndn,
ttrj llclrrn. st. JoAns ~ h., H. +. saAll Co.. asial
star Fletcher hu.nos AyIcs, Johnston bros. Jane heU
uirl, Atkrr, leguhyTl. Rogers So hoh. . ...
.coun,rs-E.J 'vuor, k,ynor, Port Jehclson M"rih'
abbott Henrietta, iinor Phi adcpha ~ - ta'At "a
Margaret Plata, Blizzard NluuingtoT +. i. hnf, 80
Anc hcudd los.ou }. y. liagiaui figle hi', ~ w
q. y. Uauaul CAHle NAAe Eutfy, boso" .. ~ ''
land; Bi.ou Emery. no.tlu. W. IS. Brown . 60, ..
Fofbush. Flinders. Boston, VI. y Brown ~ ~
rocket. Salem, ". s. Brown A. 90. iaihhN .' H..
Washington Baker Da5toni N.lsen limN'i ~ o,,i A
ton nuAer DAYTON, !. x. Mitchell, Eldiidie, S r.
e. ~ lite. swan Tookrr baltimore hentiey '''f s,,
COL s.tterrr smith Alexandria iona" Sn,'ni ~ u.ves
A,horn 1lsue.si.r W. =. Brown CO.. anna p'.l.,
Robison W..hn ton J. ". Mckee, 1on sl..". 20, tVg
! AIrxuilr. Jonas snilh, Yankee poode N9l w. -
ngon, Veniod, Bray, Portland, o. L. nasni o.
nf.wsi.r Boston. H. +. Buck CO. j. >; rte! ~ a.
-, Nassau JOHN b. Blown, Lleelre LiSh'' '"""' r'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
COrRT CALENDAR-rny DAr

SUrnEMg -Circuit.-Part I.-Oyer and
T,rraincrrart l-No-. osi6 s5ia 800 ~. 90, sst5
,6, gGa 10 Pant lll-1gg, I5l. 1880. lsy2 1874 1904
rs m l3i5 .Ji9 20i So. So, 23. 70, tsl, 2jJ, 2t:
Hi1 rl3. - 80.
n.frrr, p. and az ~ 81 go 90 10 81 81 800, 3ci
p3 10 48. 90 so ~ u i3.uss 81! Lsw and fact
SrPEgIOg tOURT.-Pt' Nos. 30, ~ 81,
go a. .s3 1872 s7g7 1913 - 21 e-g1 2o5 PSI -,
IN lhos $40 lj. 90 l2., liJ, 40 21.l 4o4ai 3'a-
PASS. ys5g ltag. 2i6p. 2iof 2it4
,orEr or COMMON PLyAs-Trial Term.-On
account oi fc n.n bed condition Of the Court Rooms Ills
Court .farfs aijonrr-d for fie Tom,
kISG5 toUHTT tIEcCIT COURT, Oct. -. 1861
So'. 80 ~ 30 co. a. a. g. g. g. - o. "a, - 30 o. -, 81,
.!8 ~
BgooKLYS CRY CoUgr.--Nos. -, 2il, go 70,
~ .. 81. 10 =, %. g. -. D.. =, o. 90 Il, -. ~ ., g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Ilourd of supqryisOrss

or,.cf.I ApJorK.ap sss3i1,-Moudar oct u. 1859.
Ite Board ret pursuant 70 Adjournment 80 in'I Chamber
Fr,nt.4noals LrrriK. esp PRECEDENT In hc Ch,ir sn-
ihs fu.lwlfs iHen.nrF., VIZ:
sgpcr.el. b.aa', Conner iy' ilfdy Roche s''"'i'
ne r,las Of he INMATES q ,he preceding nesuswi' ds
INSPECTORS or EIGIsrRY
yscanri,s ac.ugei In the following named d.
fii., Ward. ia Di.,rie,-wr, iIlssn..
Foereenth Ward lAih p..iIili--A.ie-l, u 10y.
Seventeenth ard n 90 u.,fsici- DE- .inisk CoHlon
sr,rn,osufi Ward, Min pi.iret-t. weifG
s,venfe,r,h wafd XIyiA pstf'rt-P. J. Common.
Sae'sns ", wIf si ~ b., D'' oil i M ,ai. Will
III follow fcss, s.E laupTs!so b. All hesLe actin
F'rs, IS I'D. ma Di.trie,--wra Reden
fouri~cniA Wand INih D..inrt-h. ;. Wilou-hby.
sevrui-euth Ward lNth Di.irict-Wm. Falconcr.
ssysn,s.a,h wsrd XiSih bn,rist-Ersis fasrsn
hinei-enih wsfi. iN,h District q arics hehfef.
The board len proceeded % ballot foE lnspeetoFs Of
Res,ry 81 le wa .,l oves from Saturday, VIII The fo
.os ing ErfI.fs
Democrats IN Roman; linton 10 Iillio,
FITrn WARD.
Cl1ris. H. podG,
fin D...,ct...................) fdiifl NGnforG
flaal's Welsh
(henisnia Nalfcys
=. al n.sfrrt ............... " ilism huuas.
Thomas " rsyrr
,Bdiiln Fifek
Third nhff.lt................. Rclry r. Maf''5n,
ia C,af,eG
fourl Northumberland Terrence Duly.
fN'nf.r II. ANi
1 N.,iari HiaafG
FIN Dlsrict.................. Clari,s :. krgscJj
[ lanes Long
C5faai8, pSn,oa,
si.,t Di.t,.ct................' Thomal pa.au,
James bulAr.
clan li4nuira,
ssv,rtn Dl.tfirt..........,....f Iukf Lao.
tPaiira Fi.f'iu.lnon.
cha Ifi-I..
gt.i,i Ul.trir,................ John II. s.fGwend
-. {. PaimeE.
MOTIONS.
- .r...,. - a., ,.k.- ,ie Road al rrri IL
do - g. meet Tu,,dy, 18Th instant O., II o'clock o. ~
" I.A wis chrIlsd . ,., , ,
sarrssor iuRDy moved TIA, the President and oerk OF
th ai be- Authorized t. publish the IL 90 places TOT irss
traon n such pal.s oy nay think ifopc! Tie Demo
cr,,.l and 1 mon psp.rs 90 bee equally fcIr"trnird
Mfirh was iov by tie following vote. Wa:
Aa.rmaty,-supsr,!.ors Blunt, Litc rurdy Roche and
Tweed
ADMINISTRATION 0nnrr. Fly AMI Sftwur'-1
S4tefysor PURDY moved tlt the Board ~ no. adolfn
vii % Was canned
Wlcf~uIon tie fREsinESr declared Nat TIE Board STOOD
atJouTuol until a. esday ljth mat. It II cio. . "a
JOS. q. YOUNG, NlcIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

lind Miller IIonston Amy Chase, WILSON, Boston Snow
Slaght; water witch iIu, Newben L. Kenny; Jenny Lind
Robinson Boston q. L. Hrtch; j. w Bell, Hough Derby
g. H. \ Racket Son; Jonas Smith, Lynch, Aesandria,
Tane Brothers, knowles, Washington ID. c. Van Bront a.
Sloop-Acior, Merrill, York River 7. J. Campbell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
bort tuarocns' Noiilc.
srarr CO. SKW- YORK.
rrN.fIFnt.t M lut w

STITT ~ NM ukk,
PoRr.N AKpL>s OfFict, No. 10. Wa
NOTICE is hereby gwen. IN accordance VIZ
y ,h ~, a. - Ami a. 1857 entitled IA. 20
V.orsrif- tho Mafiens Office OF uc iou OF New ~
Al r,r.o. iut.res,d in having charge or he s'Ntys
r,,i.r 81 such inquiry examination on survey ms, rs
yin, vessels are now under examination by tie iot's
,u, and st tie said surveys or ~ animal wiz oe
p,ted within Zen days neat succeeding i' n0''' VI ''''
saii VcsseIs. p, " 4 y II
Steamship Evening Sar.......''.''' D. ~ D, y
- ~
shin AAfItii ID
>uu Lizzie tionan.. " 60.
Ship lu a. "A
n''N "' 4 n BRAAiIALL, frvsident
J. ArG's HERgiNsS Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

BAD BREATH Is tie greatest curse INC
human mly 8. heir,o How mn{ lg,"'. y '. ss.',
- ,,.nv f1aAs lofegr pared Al" subject 10 ~ lrica'e
y !, oi.rf. vii NJ "a. niirn H. and you 40 ifiS ant
,.t,t ,ent,.I 10 rf..t aradisal er TO-, ns"th hAtN
- Tu,r.t.p FL0wrssf irfiiiec niant ~ q ~ inhf
~ = Al. conpi.siaa f,IaoN..s al ID, I.nii' u
i issyns ths .in son sni w.iie soiaby al plps. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

\ SPLENDID HOLIDAY Ikt,lSI-lStkh 90.
iassrrTrisr ssB tssTvL AxrlHrHsE-an". pssssssrs
.II. esd toantla. srrsHFag Asttfss iIecla 'oL
af'rs Do fisif stf fnrnvngs tght col
~ NltH ON ilsiffIs luCr - fsrts. zen, by
al lsfp Irtfif II fcr, Sod sreryNh cfr. -
.iid ieY frsi. iinr "a. srueri sns u'e.al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

DO not ihil Ia -ec tn splendid Fall Number
r. NJ prsorFsss 'fvfoH ~ ssnioss ahr coraias :
ar. essnf paio ol tmrf'ss fsF aid hfr ni-''s Of
holaf tpiria csfr4 lI.s. tt4 may tasfl ED sAsate
tlfs. e. Nov usay. sli 49, ssefI Lrfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

IfEsr pgnurM iiRH-liAca ltLAiht-In ''
srrgy4 ID 80 lf.srtH sitss tAe lfAaT TAI sAH
IL tn .as 4a4 q lAs Als.i 4Hsuif - To hAsf t'sA
FI.Cr irkIyH. ios colfst'n'f rcoaein' aAa ~ 'nsy
h. ~ ttf.I "a "a Hsftl 20 10 ible iiouts New i0k.
80 l...r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Ocn Il
Before Commissioner OSBORNE.
THE rNTRADITIOg CASE.

In the matter of the application of the British Govcrinen,
for te cNtTadfiOn Of John MeDne, aias 0igson al
legged fugitive from Justice
In this matter the cross-eXamination of Mr..
punpiy concluded and the up to-day motion
rconm the accused until the applicants produce
witness prove the hardu rithg of prisoner
the evidence Mr. Dinphy onthat point being insufficient 20
sustain the charge. Decision received,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
sailed.

Oct s,eaners-Clyds, Fulton. ,,.,,
Baks-E.la P.esac.cs, NJ A. Lewis. Mary Baker Wihe-
NINA ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
UNITED STATES MABsIiALS OFFICE-OcT. R-Beior
Marshal MURRAY
crsNr1r ABA FIFTH

j. l.. Gould, alias Fleetwood, and ono Pritchard,
blockade runners this morning sent to Fort Lafayette
Gould ia. pilot of the Diamond captured by tie >tettn
endcavorug the blockade savannah lie claimed to
BE- frenenon and passenger and therefore allowed to
free The Government is III possession Of proof that he
Georgian Gnd old blockade runner and Therefore caused
lis arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

IlvEKPOoL, Oct. =, iSCJ.-COTIOk.- Brokers
Cirss IsJoIs the sale Of the week go bales pcludirg
b. hna 800 10 cKportels. The has
te.u fel ar prices being unchanged for AuaTcan while
hpde's Of sDrse hove submitted t. decline o. Id The
see 70 Gay bales, including 5000 to spcc1lor and
eap9n-is The msst closing ira VIII, on upwSrd tendency
The sll1oll4cd quotations are.
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IoR sICA3 OF CHAnACEr, and "HoW 40
r,,. 4,r~. 80 De rFrsofociem lociNAr ot' ~
90. BY if, ro,,. Ne~...,a hsve q. Fosl'' Al.'
~ ufo.iaay, \. \.
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NtNI,rrur ALNAsAc.
SIM nis.. 6.oi lsets.......... BIS MoouSc's. $50
mon wArrR rms DAY.
Sandy Hook. 600 GOV. land... Bio-iith U"
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BulLs HRAp, Mondqp Oct i2.-Thcrc are

tile over 1900 bullocks sale today nj the great
city market fh avenue counting about 100 a those
e over from the 0ched market If last week. the
actual numb, being abou' 900 head .'s- than week
ngo and the prices lgl half cent pound net higher
tan lat Monday. while tie market for nFlf class
cattle uOic lively owing to their scarcitys0 that
.acsmen get batter estimate - weight and iu some
cases rs cass prices FOR stock Of css value than Al
the same prices last week. II has ben difficult for
luiCl.r. who require ~ or 90 hratclass cattle 90 find
such ~ IN any ore yard and THIS stil more dii
rf BOO consequence Il tie Government agents Mcsrs.
Stfr Reed having taken some ~ tc best los, ior
which flri paid ic, equivalent o. lDa lu.c = %,
AID p.Illl+ de- q 70 for some ~ the best.
90 ,o..e .t class hafchcrs bed a. tie same yates
end good many ~ them declared tat they paid !
selfs. However. We saw some ns good mt iDars n
about eaf. as Hc could N-a fod lhc scales at l0lc
4 70 un 80 70 - cut Good l.lr medium quality Wet
en- Steers odd No sdlc. q 10. and inferior
quality - f6Ic = y and none win run as low
OIL s. g,. b. a.A ND SD b. sn'l olt ~ cA easier. The
weather .s W favorable. being ce r. dsy and cool
Tie o.p market opened lIriiy lively b. Sixth street
fhls morning ~ about iho same rates as last Monday
fIat lf. or 90 S.''p prices equivalent - ..c. ID.
A4c wrlrlts perhaps fc. y q Tor thc gtTy ht.i and
Llmhf 1a-c = n. The Hog mlik't W., slow mis-
mar.ng 4 &c. Y D, I've weight With a few NJ
g.. y ..
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE New AN.EsTurTC.--The new anas-
,hcic nitrous oxide or lnughinB gas. is rapidly dis
plrcinf cflorcorm and ether for dental purposes II
is claimed that It's operation is entirely harmless, aud
that a person have a tooth extracted by lis use
without pain and be restored to the complete possession
of his faculties in five minutes. II is manufactured
very simply and cheapy by heating nitrate Of ammonia
in retort with lamp, and passing the gas through
water To purify IT, The best method of iBlaling il is
through the nose Mr.. G.. H. Pcrine has announced in
our advertising columns that lie will give instructions
eratuiiousy TO any dentist who may desire precise
directions for its manufacture and use.
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rEwss Del Oct. 9-Tie scAr. Coriune from Portland or
Arr /, tho vessel reported siaoc 90 the BTeas~ a,er
Sic M. sot OF whou. damage al,r asc-fsin poen e'
her.
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EIeHutnrls.

The Minister Of Marine had demanded fror
tho Eg5raai authority ~ contract irou.clad. on
calling l 400 sailors.
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TIE FRENCH IN MExICo.-Mr. C. s. Strana.

han viii lecture this evening at the Brooklyn institute,
Washington near Concord street on the French inya-
sion Of Mexico The attendance is expected TO be very
large. GEN Cortcz Of Mexico Gen. Paez Of Venezuela,
Schor Pachcco, ox.Minsier Of Mexico TO Paris. and
offer distinguished persons will be present.
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MesiIOrniltIn.
Disasters. DC.

Tie pfi,i.h bark Gessow from Quebec ,ug. foI Liver
pocl Wa rs.sed abandoned Sept % IN .at 70 .on ~
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BOARD or CoUEcrLMEy.-Thc Board Of

BOARD or COUECrLMEy.-Thc Board OF
Councilmcn held but short session Yesterday The
only paper IL general interest that came up was veto
message from tho Mayor on Councilman Cross feso.
luton asking the Street Commissioner 10 estimate and
report the damages TO the public parks caused by the
NATIONAL military while they were here 10 aid IN enforc
ing tho draft The Mayor says tie presence Of these
troops saved the city from the horror and expense 81
renewal Of he July riots which could not have taken
place but for the absence II military force Tie Board
adjouIlcd Ia Thursday neXi. II o'clock 7. m.
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sUPRE,IE COURT-Cn,YrgRs-OcT l2.-geforc Justice
1ScRAH.f.
DECISION.
Harriet Hops agt. Henry Hops. Motion de-
MED with + 10 costs.