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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-12
Our Russian Visitors.

The Baltimore Committee. composed Of Mayor
John Lee Shipman Presidents Young and Ducr of the
first and second branches Of the Common Council;
Bessrs T. s. Landers j. T. Tower and S. $ Strecter,
of the first branch; Messrs John Brown. William
NoOdy and John &ooly % the second branch together
with ex Mayor Thos Swami, the Hon. Henry W. HOf-
man Collector OF the Port John II. H. LatrOle, Col.
WIN. Cheunf. and Capt j. W. lIuge who were ap'
pointed to wal, upoa Admiral Lesso1sky Of tie Russian
fleet AID tender him and his officers the Inequalities Of
TIE City Of Baltimore arrived in town Oh Friday ng
anc Pit up at the Metropolitan Hotel where they we're
joined By nle Hon. Henry Winter Davis.
UT Saturday noon tie company Sc, about tie perform.
arcc "i their mission and proceeded first 10 tie quar-
feis OF A.RnlIa f2rragut u the Aston House, thai
otef oeig included IN tie resolutions Of invitation.
Nj Sireeier. Chairman Of the aeputaton briefly id.
,dresseH Admiral Farrage,. setting forth tie high
esteem ia which he was held by the citizens Of Bali.
more and concluded by rendering him an m itation 10
Whit that city AID accept cfits Inequalities.
Tic Admiral retained us thanks io. the lonor and
stated that IL nothing interiered to prevent him he
should take great pleasure invis.rg Baltimore. He
remarked that lie daily expecting orders to pro.
coed 70 soa. and consequently could only accept the
Invitation cordfonnIg.
Tie Commute having pref'nfod hin with marnif
Ssp:I eDGIvvssG e2 u sEf reso!a2us, gToeesdea "
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SUICIDE OF AN AGED WoMAN.-Cor'

SUICIDE OF AN AGED WoMAN.-Coroner
Norris held an inquest yesterday upon the BODY Oh an
old woman named Ann Flood, who committed smcide
by umpng overheard from float lying at the foot Oh
poo6c street The deceased came to the house Of one
% h dopcbtors residing in Furman street, Satnr-
day FOX tie purpose of aiding in the arrangements ior
the funeral OF her grandclld The family went 10 tne
cemetery leaving the old lady ut home WINE apseh.'
inr and running down to the river put an od 10 her
existence Her body found floating near the saile
srot The remains were taken to her iste resehce. VI
a verdict Of death by suicide while lanorins under
ALTERATION Of tie mind, was rendered by the jury.
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Passengers sailed.

n s'eanslp Geo Washington for orieansMr Chas.
w Home and two boys Mrs l.. Hubert, Mr. G Bryan Mr.
{. Benedict Mr.. : NJ Price Mrs North, Ms psntous,
two Misses BIoihcrton. ". H. Benedict Capt MAJ ndae j.
Pus, George Moore r.. II. Adams Cspt. NJ. NJ bradshaw
Wife Dir. Noeck, wife and child Mrs Capp AID nily Mr..
y X. fow. Mr.. George Gray and infant W. T. Richards
and wife Mr.. A. Booth q. w Morgan. wife and child; X.
Tllo,son aud wife. Mr. s. ~ Moody and George Corn
wall Heury Kuhnc a. Leroy, T.. C. wilkins, Mr. Geubea,
Me.srs. Gonsan. Hickey. and He.Iy.
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fORr PIERRE ID. T., Sept. 49, 1863.
Gen. Sully met the Indians, about 1900
strong on the 81 Of September something like 200 miles
north OF Fort Pierre where an engagement ensred.
Tie Indians were OycILalcd By part Of the 9th Iowa
Cavalry about oclock IN. who occupied two hours
Ill tcmp.oyiug the enemy N various ways, patiently
awaiting The arrival Of the command Tie enemy were
under cover in n rlyine running north and south Tie
General formed "a section Of his force and the battery
OIL the north the 6tA Iowa FELL IL line Of battle Tie
SIZE OF the rasne, and tie "a Nebraska Cavalry on
thc west side. The d Nebraska opened fiie on the
evenly Immediately, which was kept up W DOth IegI
mcnts until ncht ia. The "a Nebraska. aiier thc
third round, advanced 10 within 20 yards Of he enemy
a1d poured round after xOun into TIE cOngOnciaiec
mass II Indians. squaWs papooses ponies ana d0gs
Tho mingled noise OF Which the most hideous that
ever racked human eaIs
The Indians fought Ike demons, but oversize; The
firing gradually ceased as tie night adv aDced During
tie night the ene-v escaped leaving everything tey
possessed in The world Oh the battlefield even te'r
sqgaTs and children. II IS estimated that their loss Of
personal fOQcfys greater 70 them than the destruction
OF the city OF Aeyi orb wond be TO us. In the morning
found the eHemys dead and wounded IN every direc
lion As many as three hundred were killed, and tie
wounded innumcIabie OUi loss, thus far was about
forty killed and wounded On the al or scouts over
hauled the enemy several occasions, resulting lii
spirited fights losing and tnon man. On the 5th
the dcachments 20 the north driven in. with
loss of six killed The % Nebraska was Immediately
orde to parsae the enemy, which they did oyeItang
n pans VI them about seven miles from camp where
short cement took place resulting in killing six
Indians. our loss kilcd and one wounded. This
was the las SAW Of them.
We Iet unMistskable evidence If utter demOTalizi.
tiOn and prec pitto flight Our loss during the three
days fighting amounts 20 81 killed and wounded.
Among The killed IS the AdIuail Of tie 9th Iowa Cav
airy. We have taken 100 prisoners. Cnie!s are
coming in every day and giving themselves up We
have taken thousands OF small aT-ices such asgOwns
bonnets, household and kitchen furniture boohs and
articles OF small value that ,ese numbering scounGre.s
L. r. PHAST
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COURT CALENDAR-TnIs DAY.

SCPrEME C0UR1-Circllt.-PArt I-Uyer alu
Teru.ner Par, I-Nos $500 3562 800, 3572, 35,i 56
ss1s as 3Sg as9a a5a6 1888 $500 359, 1895 3Go 1902
.5f4 300 s5O Par HI-Nos. 3244 Sl4 1883, COS 1854
2s3 23 1872 1876 1873 1885, 1890 1892 1884 1884, 1910, 1913
1872. 1919 1916. -
SupERIog CoURT.-Trial Term.-Part Mos.
q-G5 15l 25i 535 77y 10 $50 GIL 1879 l6S5 nos 25T5
1861 25.3 1855 Part i8o 800 eon, 1896 b4f, LlO5 liJA
1855 l45s 24i0. 2ii. 24lt s4s6. l4s}, z450
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Part Mos. 1913,
648 69 49, AZ 1897. 775 IN l'l9 1871 1896 1913 1902
l,s l.l Par, No. 3i5 1890. 1856 1929 100 &c. 1871
81 80, IS z, l20i 7s3 C89, 49, 9l3!.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT-MOEDAY,
Oct I2-Nos 23 a. 3d. &c. 81 q. 70. A. A. 43, Al, AZ,
H. 49, - 81. 80 53 81 50.
BnooKLlN CIR CouRr-Nos l 10 81, inclusive,
cxrfutlIQ No 10
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IAdveriscment.1

HrNpIE'S KAKhLlNE, FOK TIE HA1R.-Prc-
ns, f, The Ia * Root and Flower Of the Persian Plant
bxALI II is the identical p"psssinn used by all the East
~ ri. Tor NJ. ,-oyh preser elton Of DE hsr and By
N, u.e ~, hair hCuIAsuL IrxrRAScB AND
c0rOr THROUGH LIYE. II contains 40 OF aieoho any
i HI the word LISA iusary to use IT, bliss hate VrSIS,
liz eehr,fcd actress says: " have used hEsRiHs hAKA
- c nav mir nd find the most e.snl article Tor keep
% X i'm M full beauty and laxuTiance that have eses used
can frorlv recommend it to every lady" rnce % cents
Wlole,ale Depot No. 10 Cliff st., New-ioH'
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FERMENTATION OF FLAGS TO TIE SECOND
LOUISIANA CoLORED REGWEyr.-There was a large


and enthusiastic gathering Of patriotic men and women
M the Church of the Puritans last evening to witness
tLe presentation of set Of colors the Second Louis
lana Coorcd regiment, whose courage and sod.cr.y
bearing was picuous in It's daring charge at Por
uudson in which attack il lost 800 men. ColOred sol
diers owing 10 their powers II imitation and habits Of
obedience. are easily disciplined into good fighting
mineral They are rs eager tie whites front the
enemy They goas near 70 tie opposing batteries as
the whites do. They know lint tley are nghnng te
hafte nj freedom and that they aye lighting gainst
0n,rc ..or After tho 70. ud devotional exercises Dr.
ceyer snd IL was his intention 10 have continued BIS
dscourses on the claims OF the coiored race but nc
Urond cbeerfrv give way 10 the gentlemen present.
M, read an extract from q newspaper showing that
cooed soldiers received only 40 peg month and OF tha
amount -9 rnrU0a' 5 fi'.ll fn ir apr pi''t ir|
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Sailed.

sth-steamsh ps-Ksrnak, and sophia ,,,.,
Shps-MonaIch Of the soe, City OF Montreal yfani NJ
Bars-DagIna lNor.), L. Giddidgs, Dmnpier Aush way
dover Pil0t Fish. $50 a, ~, c..,.,3
HAM Elise 3 Charlotte brem Veteran tBrl, Aaoe"A
SeLoouers-l ictoris Harriet, Ozell Oscar, flncn-s
British; and 2l coasring scAooners. ,u..,,,
loth-stean.hip City OF Manchester tbr) AmeTssce"b
Roanoke George W Wellington.
Observation-Disclosures, Josephine.
Shps-Tw ght, Mountaneer, Echo.
BaTk-Oratta. 800 r, -, p.s,de.,-
Bries-span b MAN, Thomas Owen, Thankful Hen''s''
ApafA
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SEIZURE By THE oLTCg.-Oflicer Cornell, Of
the Harbor Police Saturday seized nine bags OF lin.
seed weighing about 1900 pounds NJ the junk shop Of
- Welsh. No. ~ Market slip IL is supposed 10 have
been stolen from vessel lying IN the stream. The
bngs are marked M They were given in charge Of
the Property Clerk at Police Headquarters No. 800
Mulberry street, for Identification.
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respectable appearance jumped overheard nom te ioot
Of Slain street. Saturday afternoon, and was dfowheu
about ~ vears Of age below the medium night, hair
Hinged with cray. Had on hgh-crowned hat, SATIN
rrler brm. and no lining white shirt no coat 1arA
velvet vest (doubleh.oas,ed) WIN fencY buttons "sN
remains we're con,eye, tie bead House fof dentica'
ion by order OF Coroner Norris
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ARREST on CHARGE or MURDER.-Oiicers
welsh and Ncsbiit Of the iarbor Police yestcrdny aE-
rested a man named Geo. Higgins, better known ns
"Biiiy Higgins" on board the bark Kate lying at
Quarantine ana bound TO Liverpool. Hc il notorious
for his brutality toward seamen and Is charged Win
the murder Of two sailors Oh board the ship London
about two wears ago while voyage from London to
this por,. lie was locked up in the First Precinct
Station. House
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Obtaining Money Under False, Preten.es.

BUsI'N, NdIITuHY, VtI IU lNlI.
Samuel V. Bixby was before the Police
Court to-day, iged with obtaining about $4,000
fum Edward H. Grant broker, under false pretenses.
The money is alleged 20 have been obtained about u
weeh ago. when Bxby disappeared but was arrested at
the Continental Hotel Philadelphia. He was held Ia
s...O. 900 bail for examination.
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HORRIBLE BRUTALITY TO A HoRsg. William

|
Pachen a stage driver was arrested and brought be-
fore Justice Kelly at the jefferson Market Police Court
on SUNDAY morning. charged with brutality 10 animals
he having in lit Of passion pulled the tongue OF horse
ont nv the roots TIE horse the property OF Mr..
Willnin tlnngAn residing at No. so Tenth avenue.
The culprii was committed for examination.
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4 DAxGErors CouNTgRpEIT.- Ion Saturlay

an attempt was made to food this city and Brooklyn
with cornteric g bills the oswega,che Bank Of os
aorsburgh ~ Y The counereiis are very GOOD imi'a-
tns If Tho genuine and are well calculated deceive
The police we're on the alert and the business comma
nity being notified by them. tie attempt to pass the
spurious trash wns in most instances unsuccessful.
6acer Lynch 81 the second Precinct, arrested man
named James T. VLanghln. on tho complaint Of James
Ferguson, proprietor If the pOEter-hodse at NO 10
south street who passed one Of the countcFits on nm
In ravmen' II some drinks in tice bowling committed
nm 10 the Tombs 20 answer the complaint Henry l..
RaIusdc aud Henry Koenig were committed by him
z The sane Onrnsc.
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industrious Mothers, Artistic mlllners, Skill
f Dfsinaker and all rprsng Ladies should taxi Nine
DEN MIRROR fashions i it. nyc useful i sized
Pserns numerous elegant tnsravngs and ps-e l i ,a-
ton every department of Ladies' and I!dies Dress.
lesrly with valuable premiums. Splendid prcnun' for
cubs and inducements for agents raj Number now
At ,
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AdVeTtiscmont.
CONSTITUTION WATER

without doubt ory Known remedy for sBrrss AL
ortrs GRAVEL BRICK Drsr DfPosrs, IRRITATION oR THE
NE,E OF TAR LADDER INFLAMMATION OF THE hirNEys,
CA1AEEn THE BLADDER Ind al FEMALE lEREe uiARi.
TIgs
trrtiheatrs Of wei known persons from VI parts
Of ir country in ccuur which WI, he cent rccciri 81
Been stony na.0sed 10 MoRGAa AILlS, Agen.., y. I.
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ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER RUSSIAN STEAMER
The Russian dispatch steamer Alma, Commander p
Zclenac from klcl 81 days. arrived yesterday She Is
a screw Of AS iuns mounts five guns has force oi
IT. officers and men, and is propelled BY engines Of 700
| Horsepower.
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$40, Mount Zion. Mich. tcol-
HE STEAMER BowMAysvnLE.-Thc British

HE STEAMER BOWMANSvILLE.-lhc br'uSh
steamer Bowmansve (of MONTREAL Anderson from
Quebec Via Pctou, y. s. days, TO master bound to
Havana put into this port leaking Saturday morning
This vessel is reported by the Canadian papers as hav
ing fitted out either for pryaieer TO the block
1uc.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CTrzES.-John lag

DEATH OF AN OLD CITlZES.-John nag
eerty. who in his day was man Of great consideration
and influence in The mercantile community of this city
died AT his residence at Milestone L. l.. on Thursday
evening, at the ripe age Of - years and II months
Mr. aggery was for many years the largest aueoneer
in the city He commenced life poor boy and amused
an immense fortune by his untIing industry He was
exceedingly punctiious in his engagements Of the high
est integrity, and unc0mpromsingy honest III al MS
transactions Tie deceased hold in great respect
by q large circle Of friends.
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Launch.

new steamship named the George Lesry' wilOes""
to-day. 10 o'clock q. M, from Mr. Stacks yaic '''
South Seventh street WILLIAMSBURG. She is go e'
feet BEAM and is owned by Arthur Leary of'his city
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Adver ementI
EIRsT PREMIUM ERE-rLACE HEATER.-The

IxPgoyLD ErNA HEATER awarded the fIRsT PEEsrua
he late Fair Of the American Institute the DIsr hlEE
iLACE HEATER For convenience economy and efficiency
they uuolualed &. w SPAULDi.G Manuiacturrr and
Dealer Wholesale aud Retail No. II Bible House New fok
: end for A circular
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LiROOHLFN ITEMS'

MILITARY PARADE AND INsPEcTToN.-The
annual parade and inspection of the nth Brigade under
command Of Gen J. G. Smith will take place at East
New YoIh on the 2sth instant
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ExpLos1oy OF A Bag OF GAS IN TIE NEW

EAFLtNlDF W y pau VT 'A' ~ Inn -'i.'
YOEk 1HTATIg--About 4. AZ. ON FRIDAY, an INDIA
rubber bar which We being filed with gus III tie
has-mo4i 81 tle Acw.Iora Iheacr. nj the corner Of
Bro, dway and Bro1ne street, exploded win loud ie
port Ile bag Was lying on a counter NJ tie TINE OF
hclnc nl'd and the NpDslon shattered the counter
broke quantity II dccantcrs and broke the glass N al
the windows The bag was Ia have been used FOX the
prrpsse Of Illuminating ghost. which Was to have
been produced at tie the ter. Two men, named W M
Clalk ana -- Flynn were seriously injured. Iley
Nerc conveyed Ia their residences by the ponce Inc
iomancos were not suspended although the audience
he'd out TO Learn the cause OF such unusual noise
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TuyvRAL oP TIE LATE LIEUT.. BROWN
Tie obseques Of this gallant young officer. late OF The
l2ah Regiment &ew-NoTk Volunteers, took place on
saturday afternoon from the Church Of the Assertion.
The service was read b. the Rev. j. Cotton Smith after
which the body was received on TIE Finh avenue by
Company X Of the 9Th regiment. Capt Rodgers at
present arms nd dcpo.iied in The henise The cor
tegc moved dowp Fifth avenue 20 broadway ana thence
to the South TeIIy. Tie remains were Inferred IN
Greenwood Cemetery with the usual military honois.
Lieut.. Brown Lost bis lie al Gettysburg He was the
son of Stewart Brown.
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EXPEDITION UP THE MISSOURI.

Great Battle TT White Stone EEills-Threc
Days Fighting-30O Indinns Killed
and n s.rcat Number Wouudcd-Onr
Loss go. Killed and Wounded-Jct al
Destruction OF FnGisn PYoperiy-MIu-
nesoia Nnssac-c Rcyenged-Wc Fave
,InLcn 200 ErisOncr..
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SUPPOSED IyFAyTICIDg. Ellen Dixon, resid
ing II No 1913 York street. committed to await IL
a,ton of tie Grand Jury. On Saturday, by Corone
Norris IN Tie charge Of procuring the death Of newly
born infant 1T No, ne Hudson ayenue.
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CoRosrRs ISoUgsrs.-Coroner widely, on

CoRoSFRs' 1NQUEsTs.-Coroncr Widely, on
sunday, held an inquest on the body Of Eugene NJ.
Hsys, b,c a. serge nj in tie 9th y. j. v, VINO was
founon Saturday TO. ng in the water at the foo; of
Barclay street y. H. In the pocket Of deceased was
found frlough signed BY Lieut. Col. Clark OF the
Deceased WINS n printer and enlisted the 18th Of
September ls6l. Coroner Wildcy teegraphed 10 his
friends IN w.Brunswlck, acquainfing them with The
sad occurrence.
Coroner Wildey also held m inqucs, on the body Of
Patrick Judge native Of Ireland aged 20 years, ut
tie Ncw-Y0rk Hospital Deceased. some days since
wa coupling some at the depot Of tie y. y.
Erie L. T.. IN Jersey City. and was caught between
Two Of them and fatal injured. lie resided AZ Port
JEWS y. l.
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FIRE II AN OYSTER SALOON.-A lire was DIS
cred III the lager beer and oy saloon of Frederick
sleen No iss second street about a. Sunday.
The flames were extinguished. Damage TO the
amount OF SOJ sustained. The premises were In
surel FOR ST. 100 IN the Continental Insurance Co.
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ADVERT somentI

For SIGNS OF CHARACTERS, and "i0w TO
REsD THEN" the PHYSIOLOGICAL Journal oct. No.
IS ct by fret post. New.inn hlse IT, FOWLER WELLS,
lC9 gl.alaay. N. Y.
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steam fip Bo,vmansve Dr. ofMon,rcG Anderson One.
bee via Pctou y g. days. to master Is bound to yaaa
steanhio Eyeing star Bell New-Orleans Oct. 4, rldas
and passso }. 4. Raynor.
c. ays Haitess Inlet 9th inst, mails aud pass. 70 "
$ Quartz The ,chr Benjamin Butler arrived at New
steamer Planet U s. transport Smith, Fortress Monroe
10 aosIs to U s. Quaerms.tsr rh0,o,.or w,.,;,,,
30 hours, to u. 5. Qusrternsster
steamer Detroit CU. S. uansport), Nef, Washington ~
steamer Novelty, Shaw Philadelphia mie to Lopea
kirkpatrick. "
stegmer Franklin, Young Baltimore mle. to William
Steamer E. A. Stevens, Raymond Baltimore mdse tie VIM
Steamer Chesapeake wnlet, Portland dse. and pass 10
II. u. CromwelS Co.
Ship Virginia of Windsor, N 81, Armstrong LvcrpoolN
Ship President Fillmore, Bradley Lamash Sept. S, OF
Bari Providence (Belgian) Loesewe., Buenos Ayres G.
BARK Bargomeser Ker.tein (Pras Ker.,ein. Swansea
Say c o e. had heavy wind. ,u W s
rife aes spars and received other damage Sept 90 lat
u TO- o - 10 signaled Hamburg brig steering e. ina
blue signal " it'll five White letters in II.
Bank Alfredo Fr) Msentic Havana Sept o. in ballast
Bark Whistler Bennett Port Royal7 days. ballast to wsie-
man 4 Diinon. =, ca
dase. 20 Punch. Meinck WeDdt
Brig Mary f. Ladd tof Wes'port, n - Yab1eoa R, 10
D 81 at a. NJ was in collision with scr Lookout for Bsi
more csrying away her bowsprt and doing other damage
The Mary f. sdd had bulwsrk stove and s.uddg sa boom
Hns Je..ie lof ST. Johns, ~ F)verse Hunacoa, p r.
iays .ne,r and nlolasse. to Green Cury.
Brig Gafe (of ST. Johns, N. FL White, Lngan b. 10
bry Mar C. Mariner Cof Porand), Mariner Pic.ou n s..
Il day. cosl 20 r. $. Wsnberc.
Big Adeina Somers, Newport, ballast.
Bril- Irene Look Calais Me-, ~ days lumber 10 u Boad
Big amanaa g. Drl, Dalrympe, Windsor 10 days. plaster
schr. Isase Rich. Crowen Providence ballast
tcLI +. H. NASH Crowley, Cutter ~ days spls TO Cod.
frey ( Iioyoke.
Sem Heniy Clay Delano. New. Bedford. OIL 80
scbG. Star Nelson, Augusta ae IA days for Newark with
SciI Tlos Holeomb Ward Port Royal days cotton TO
master. NJ.
sept H. vie Inlgua oath, logwood aud salt 70 Jed FRYE
sch Jos = Green Muiner, Washington, d. L., % hourf
schr h. w. harrington Prednore, Georgetown d. C.,
days. coal. ~,
Sept 10 via Beaufort ~. c. cotton and IA passengers ~
ssLr Tina lof Haix), oBrien, Halifax days. f'h'' B.
Sir Nose Warinq window St. Andrews, ~ b., diys
timber to J. Richards Co,
scir Kendrick Fish, Wall, Bangor days
selr Oregon. Lowell Boston tor Mbahy, '~s'
Sch, julia Grace, Chase, Boston.
Sclr VA. stewart Lowell, Boston for Philadelphia.
ScAr .~aiy AIMS, Gibbs New-Bedord for Philadelphia
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cOURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Oct. l0.-The dag calendar in the Cour
Of Appeals for Monday October ", il: Nos l7t Ia IN
Iyu H. 49, 1885, leI i85, and 1876. The Court to-day az
journed to IL Ia. Monday.
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Below.

Ships uesnel, Funk from Hayre Aug %, mdse pola
Hcincken; Blenheim Marshall. rom LSerPooi sP' ~,
FL BARI Elise, OF and from Bordeaux 81 days 81 %
bella of Sutherland b. schr Barbara from sydney [. D.
N uukn bark.
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FIRE ~ EIGHTH AvKsuE.-About 81 a. H. OF

Sunday the frame building NJ the corner Of fi iist
street aud Eighth avenue owned ard occupied as u
stable by John Scnick grocer was discovered To De
on fire Before tie flames could be subdEed the whole
building was destroyed. Damage about $500; The IRE
EXTENDED 10 "a stable ad, dining occupied by MI hege.
man. damaging 1t 10 the extent II 500. number OF
horses were stabbed there but AL taken OUT unin
jurod The fire is supposed to have been the work OF
sm incendIary
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DEATH PROM THE KICK OF \ H0RsE.-A
little girl named Julia Douglas, while playing u ts
running about loose on the grounds. She 50 badly
Injured that she died on Saturday
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officers could not prevail upon tlein , 70 ~.
ile Ely. Va, bi,g..r - ,t am rocinont ON Ship
ing GO nce, san DO w., Gay Orleans. remained
ls4hdt y y nj s.n milo srom the city
A. carp siT ne = an'ut ~ nli' p.t. tt,ison
dr t"i. Ae.ia' ~ ~ ,s.. eb,ysct,r oi the
TVS b. D. d 'f'it.i'' ~ e'.I' ,,..o mt nc srocs
nt-ru. he naa c'tl! a9,h 10 ~, t-s,.rrert
make food sodi 20 be fi"Ac 1l N,' w, 40 irc,
~ idol rsffpOs q tie Suu'h. ne tA'lv..ep a.. -
ii,- rri Ell he had taken from the meek OF III 10
,t.ol q number cf c,ses OF cruelty 10 the Dscks,
=, - ,,,,sied N preat length to speak of the pc
liar Characteristic OF me bidch s"n,ies. ,ho, no
The Rev. Nil. conway ioheWcu nc si',''u , an
vas member ti the cglorcd corps. ne "'" ~. ~
rorturies for Studying the character anu pecu,L ~
ci c.oI "a 'on o y 80 ono ~ he bes white regiments
MINI t IT, loro,oC in fine service He did not
tn', 80. - inception "a Ulitc dlicrs but he
.'' - sd. Voc oimsi ~ Them in yalor and endur-
,e lie never saw colored soldier put In the guard