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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
lIa.l 70 lass Hlsi oeetIisd IL IIrseAls ,els ls,.

salss 70 rNs Hhst oesaiisd 10 nFsoslsh seat dsss
$50.
A Union meeting, under the auspices Of lie Union
League, was held in Newark, n T., on the 18th. The
speakers we're Senator Wright Of Indiana Governor
johnson, Of Tennessee Horace Maynard Of Tennessee
and Hon. James Wadsworth, OF New York. Governor
johnson and Mr.. Maynard were received with specid
applause. -
Captain Sutherland late of-the ram Queen of the
West, and bis Southern BRIDE were In Memphis On tie
10th inst and passed noythwadn the one o'clock train
The late secession widow wife of the gallant Union
oiceNjs quite petite, rather winning in manners and
might have captiyated less chyarous man than Capt
Sutherland They appear very happy
Arohael s. Levy says In note that, excepting him
self and some infant children of Mr. Jonas P. Levy,
there are no nephews Of the late Commodore Levy bear.
ing that name and residing NORTH and that he has not
been South or attempted 10 go.Soutb, the mission
referred to by Richmoed paperc Or for any other purs
pose. The reputed nephew, whom Commissioner
Guild sent back was an mpostor.
A military commission is imscssion at Norfolk, Va,
for the trial Of Alexander Spence charged with firing
buildings and others that may be brought forward for
trial. -
Mrs. Shurtz, residing near MENDOZA Illinois, in the
German settlement last week gave birth to four chill
dren. All are alive and doing WELL
The Memphis Bulletin nominates Governor Andrew
Johnson of Tennessee asa candidate for Vice Presi-
dent in 1854,
A fire at Fort McHcHfy, on the 18th, DESTROYED the
officers quarters Several officers lost their luggage
and other private property. The fire accidental
Apaper mill at Seymour Coun, belonging to Mr..
Sylvester Smith, has been destroyed by hrc. Loss
! Sic, 600
Robert G. Pool was executed in Wheeling, Va, OH
the 18Th for the murder OF Adam Buck in thatscty ia
| August last.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
ONO pAf. llfail E,.ce Nraafkl
O AtsIrAt 81 .tds LtlsraALlslls.
The English gIt..lai American AGAI.


fhe steamer Ausralasidu, which sailed FROM Liver
pool on the 2sth OF February and from Queenstown
the LIST Of March, arrived at New York on the 18th
instant. 80
sEWGRD's REJECTION OF TIRE FRENCH MEDIATION.
Mr.. Stewards despatch rejecting the Emperor Napo,
leon sjast proposition attracts considerable coument'
The London Times asserts that Mr.. Seward, II not
preternatarslly rght,is ineomprehensby wrongs and
after Quoting and commenting on Mr. Stewards view, Of
the position Of affairs IN Its article concludes follows
1--we must allow that this picture Of affairs is consist
eut--consstent, that is with all that Mr. ScEard has
written from the beginning. 1t is the very story, wh
out change or omission, which wehave had backed with
his Note Of hand at ninety days date, and renewed
any number of tines during the last twOy years 1t is
consistent enoiigb, so Af beyond doubt: Whether IL
has any consistency with facts truth is question
Which VIC had much rather leave to be decided by
than aTsue with Mr.. Seward, at present.
The London Morning Post is very bitter upon the let
ter and looks upon it as mere 'buncombe." 1t says
Perhaps Mr.. Seward expects to gain in Washington,
amongst certain classes little political capital, and in
exchange for that is Indifferent about the contempt he
uust ncurin Europe Still. emanating, as this docu-
mcnt does from the Federal Cabinet is truly inered
bic that that body should have sunk so low as to en-
dorsc as its own in the face of the world, much
arrant fasehood and absurd nonsense"
The London Morning Star praises the despatch thinks
il unanswerabe and shows that henceforth not even
the mildest form Of interference can have the least
hope Of acceptance .
EYYgcr OF Mr.. sEwARDs COUNTER PROPOSITION IN PARIS
[FrOm the Paris Pays, Feb. f6l
The Cabinst Of Washington has replied to- the prop
osion Of edation made by France. Mr.. Seward eop.
sders il impossible TO open immediate negotiations for
peace According to the Cabinet Of Washington
more practicable means would be for deputies from the
al seuticlt States to to Congress- where projects
of arrangement. could bc>dscusSed, aud, If adopted
submitted to the sanction Of a National Convention
rEoGRE or THE CONFEDERATE LOAN.
The London correspondent of the Manchester uar-
dian learns that the Confederate loan has been all freely
taken ON the Continent, and that England will have no
more Of it than it can get nom foreign markets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS TENS. q

The Chicago Times (ays the HcraId) has new sense
ton candrd One of its correspondents has manufac-
tured story to the effect tatthe secesscnsts OF Ken.
tdckyAtwenty thousand strong-are the point Of
rising, and, having been provided with cooked ratios
for two weeks will soon be reldy to march thro1ghhe
state.
Crime in New York appears TO be on tie Increase
Two murder cases and asncide reported at the
Coroners Office on. the 18th. One of the murders-a
wife beating casewas horrible affair." aud is somewhat
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
iftIt !hsIctI.Y 'ter,oIIil1. Nal been !,

lfb!i majority report has been /
of Delegates and the minority repo|
Mr. COaHILL introduced a subsi
report and argued strongly In is IA
. Messrs. COLLIER, EARLY and
opposed to the minority report. WI
Mr.. JOHNSON made a powerful 81
Mr.. ROBERTSON favored the min
Mr. IsBELL preferred the substitu
fications.
The debate consumed the whole Of
sion, and, at 8 o'clock, tb, Senate too
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
ADDITIONAL NORTHERN AND EUROPEAN NEWS

ADDITIONAL NORTHERN AND EUROPEAN NEWS.
The following summary Of ncws by way of City
Point been received by the agent ofthe Associated
Press:
conference took place in Washington last wedncs.
day between Lincoln, Hooker ard Sautop and the COM
mttce the conduct Of The war, Immediately after
which Hooker hasened-bick to the Rappsbannock.
A accommodating party secured the neck between
the Rappahannock and Mattsponi rivers last week,
breaking up several nests Of smuggers and capturing
large quantity of medicines and other contraband art-
ces. Several small boats burned.
. President Lincoln will call for more men 10 few days
for the Southwest
1t was believed in Memphis Wednesday that an en-.
gagemCnt was progressing at Port Hudson.
report reached Cincinnati from Jackson, Tennessee,
that portion of General Sdlliyans DIVISION composed
81 two hundred men and two pieces of artillery, had
been surrounded and captured by the rebels.
has been introduced into the United States
service to meet exigencfs the Western rivers cakd
the mississippi Marine Brigade 1t il to operate
against the rebel guerilas on river banks.
The rumors about the loss of tie Florida ase without
foundation She captured andbu mt tie Jacob Bil tae
weeks after being cha'ed by the Sonora.
The New York Herald Of the l2th says: "The PEG.
pie of the loyal States are not i'll frame of mind to
tolerate the repetition in SO, of the bunsrs and mill
tart disasters of 81 and 81 Military success is mpe.
rou.ly demanded, andis the thing needul to save
the adnuist alton andthe country from shipwreck.'
Col. Leferts.of the New York 9Th regiment has re-
signed. =
Lincoln considers the iad at Fairfax, G. H. serious
matter so far as horses concerned He says he can
make Brigadicr General in five minutes hit is not
easy to replace 10 horses
9 ON EUtoPE.
European advces OF hc 26.h February, represent tn
the American caused excitement iu'the English
House of Lords: Earl Rnsse alluded TO the question
of a recognition of the Southern Contederacy and re.
quested Lord Sraheen postpone, until the I'd inst,
motion of which he hadgiven notice for the presena'
ton of copies of all dispatches from Mr. Mason to her
Maiestys government, on the claim o. the Southern
G nicdcracy 20 be Acknowledged an independent
power by Great Britain to which Lord SIrsthcdcn
coded hconicaLy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
FROM TnE VAST.

Thc paper before US contains mass of bogus news
from the West of which the following is specimen:
= despatch from Memphis: reports fight on the'Ya.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
= P4S7YcHyoP7oRoNt
METROP.obITAN HALL.

-
Les NArosY. ...,............s.,..' Aetns Mansger.
This nyusr place Of Amusement htyng been leased or
long time re,sicei and Improved, will bsconany kept
opea FOR the production OF sucA n1ve a. areto be found
where In else tkls.country.ss 800
THIS EVENING
Is preseniei the and splerl mllitaryspe acie Of
JACKSON CROSSING THE POTOMAC, .
With thousands ug Figures from accurate skech Of that
cee rsed passage, and Of the scesry Of the l)caly
Ala, Che Iqagnincen, spectacle Of the s-tr
- GREAT NAVAL VICTORY,
wa core and BEAUTIFUL views OF Hampton Rosds-the
gla Nohio Congress cusber;ane-the fsht-the Victory
Dsscdpuvs Mu.Ic by T. B.. smiths Battalion Baud.
Porp particulars bills of the day. nhie--ls
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
FINANCIAL MATTERS.

wv Il 7I'1El 1877 ' ~
Money continues TO- be very abundaut aud the banks
are embarrassed to find cnploymeut for their means.
On can the brokers pay and per cent; but the de-
mand for money the stock Exchange is quite Light
There is change nsdebt certificates or mercantile
paper.
from the West and partly reports of legislation in
Albany. j opened at 1911 rose to l6lt, declined stead
lily to l5St rallied to loo, sold at l59 and 100 in the
afternoon and closed At 100 rs bid. Exchange sold
this morning at l77l and afterwards wasIater iuegu-
lar in consequence OF the fluctuations iusgold
Sales of $4,000 Va is at So
The cotton market depressed, with sales of $50
bales at 5j@s6cts. fer middling.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

WTANTED-A SUBSTITUTE, of gs~a- oborac.
w ter 10 enter good Company, and for whoss -
$4,000 will be paid. Apply earlJ At B. A. C0ohssE,s
.Rhls-2' once no = -" 00''0iOs'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRflNIA.

SENATE
MONDAY EvESiNG, MARCH, 18TH 1868.
The senate met ats o'clock, p. NJ.
The report of the Committee on SAT-, beng the order
of the day, was taken up ani considered udhi iot
o'clock without coming to any definite result
At that hour the Senate Adjourned.
TUESDAY McHyISG, March H. 1868. .
The Senate convened at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. The Prest
dent in the chair.
RESOLUTION.
The following resolution was ofercl by Mr.. QUEsEN
BURY:
ResoIced That the Committee on Salt be instructedte
ascertain aud report to the Senate what terms &c
saltwOrks in Washington aud Sm9thc counties can be
bought. Referred.
- TnE SALT QUESTION.
The discussion Of the salt Question was resumed. .
Two reports have been submitted by the Special Com
mttee appointed TO confer and report on the
The majority reeort was presented By Mr.. fhoMr-
SON faroring contract with J. n 0larkson and the
minority report offered by Mr.. johnson favored con
tract with Scott & Co. : -: I.
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Auction To-Day.


The auction to-day by Neers. Kent Paine 4 Co..
IN embrace the gusrst variety Of articles that h's
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

NOTICE TO MAC CHEMISTS: "A machinist'
possessing regulate character and act a. Master
Central Rsoad chain the suafion-
Tn salary Wi be proporioaate TO his Ia .hSauons
mhiS+ oenl supt Richmond,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
NEW nAMrsnIRE ELECTION.

despatch from the Concord Statesman office gives
returns from all the towns in New Hampshire except
thirteen, which gave last year Al for Berry and Gil
for Stark. Taking that vote for basis, the majority
in the State against the democratic candidate for Gov
ernor is about 700.
The total vote this year is about 800. Last year
il was 81 900.
For Congress, in the first district, Marcy, democrat
has 80 to majority Rollins republican, in the second
district has about 800 majority Paterson, republican,
in the third district, has about 500 majority.
The Governors Council stands republicans and ,
democrats.
The Senate stdnds-g republicans, democrats.
The House s'ands-l5 to 90 republican majority.
A Washington Telegram says:
The election in New Hampshire has created more
absorbing interest here than have all the elections to-
getcr that have taken place in that State before The
esult is an appetizer the election in Connecticut for
which subscriptions of money are in circulation to-day
among the republican,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
TUESDAY McnyISG, March Il,

The Senate convened at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. The Pref.
dent in the chair.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
THE TRIUMPH OF A RIGHTEOUS CAUSE.

EHE ENIN-HFfN UT u fthUEH Il HsVNIs fNSHs'
TABLEAU,
And, he first time any Theatre Of The COnfed.raey,
- WASHISGTog'S ora Nd AARGH II
POCAHO NTAs,
rSrb6TIoY, -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
In an editorial notice of.the fight on the 0Secch'
the fIerah sayst.

In an editorial notice olsthe fight on the 0secchee,
the Herald sayss.
The fact that Fort McAlister not actually taken
does not deprecate the merits of the iron-cad fleet
Had il been stone brick fort it would have been
knocked 10 pieces. Fort SUMTER for instance, would
have been made hep Of ruins in half the time But
being an ealwork of peculiar construction and the
damage being repaired as fast il inflicted Fort
Nc Mister wis enabled to hold out for uie but had
IL been necessary to reduce it there be little
doubt its denoHtion would have been achieved. ln-
decd if it had been worth while, the fort could have
been taken by land attack The object in attacking
it at all was to capture or destroy the Nashville protect
ed by rs guns That accomplished, there no longer
any necessity to continue the fight The bOmbardment
that followed the destruction Of the rebel craft was
merely to train the inexperienced hands tue other
honelsds and prepare them for greater achievements
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

TUESDAY, March II, 1868.
The Senate met at ] o'clock, A. NJ. Praycr'by the
Rev. Mr. Duncan, of the Methodist Church. IN
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NEw RICHMoND THsATRE.
Acting and Stage Manager. D0Hsr oOi
WEDNESDAY EyKSIsG, March is, 1868,
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW PLAY.

re- Box Book open Two D.y. in Advance. -4e, 4
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WHAT VIZ AsE TO EXPECT.
ARREST or BRIGHAM YOUNG UNDER THE rOLYGAyf ACT.
Salt LAKE Cary, March 10, 1875

Judge Kinney tits day issued a writ against Brigham
Young, under tue Polygamy act OF Congress. Il was
placed in The hands OF United Safes Marshal Gibbs,
VIC served it, not only without the aid Of posse, but
alone waited upon President Young. The writ i'm
diatrfy responded TO- aud the defendant personally
appeared in court and upon investigation, the Judge
held lin bail in the of g 900, VIII c promptly
given The civil authority ran be maintained in Utah
without the aid Of troops
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

IRON cLAps AND Forrs-rHE ATTACK UPON FOEr VA
LISTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
r,yAL prcrrz o, CONDEMNATION.
III. uni,'d s'.is. a. "a. s,esao' 5. george. her r.s
SUPREME coURT-CnAsprrs-ocr. is-Dsf'fs Js',ie
Is haHAs



Stephen Williams aei. benjamin =. Wccfs; !~.
C. D.; az nsnfy A. MofsHss Nosoas pssiee % yneTi
- 10 eosfs
Charts. Nsfb,u,isf ct a. sst. William p.nn~n-notsh
Denied vita 30 tos.
GAINED % ,-s.ttn
John D. hcistb-fs AZ Nay isirtbsrs -As..rsy,s -
dsfsd e. rqtis tat .sf seul 20 70 se~seiof al
u1sy ~ eorAt'. fse.
FIsteit sfAei ct Jaf1s' l. ssk0r-Hssrvree ogtsEri
10 ipg lire what all b. saiist.r llfasry
Henri Afntn o. 90 Ae~ "a oi sni C.stl- Goa
al te o tf o. sLos tess no state 40 lfss1
an and hs,iofe no ulcigr camel b. gsntsd % stA
uo.ud Jpn 90 n'its 80 'dsmsni H'y Be- eas1ra -
that the ~ I'D lie gig.sa! - '.sli - -cafiJ
alla- iLs event
Jo.s,l Ion e. 49, Joln Cfouss o, Molten fshisa
Isysni Il eo' q 9ier & tLs+s .fs q h.s --4eh
70 be o., u.ift,a
a. o. flie DR. l4-a o. sts b. ssass 'ssas IA "h.
th. cod r1rslrff. tos.f 10 tlifr efsa'
Fdrua Af,fntsi F.rLt rat -ofisr trsn,sd
william b. .r1ii e. a' fr' it.a =. Llsl = Al Aolqr
ere ,i % ysynsrte .; oss i4ifurt ~ s'.nd
flfr aud .ilo b. IS srS 20 Pscs cslss npssis "a
eads, Al aossuB,f tlfoult. o. fsr. .nisy
u e matter @ she -aaD " s cr IL 'oss Of al In
ilnis. ioI !osse g. sel--hr ?efa rorbnucj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
A Iibernl Allowance.
The Psoris fts state ofssrYo'i at The SewYOrh Cen
trail Railroad Company.

The Peots Of tie state q Ssrfoff 81. 1hs New Yorh Cen
trail Railroad Company
IT. July, IeC0, Ills "a ton was brought 10 re-
cover tos nom tie defendants IL being claimed that
tho law relieving that Company nom tolls anconsu
utona The place Of trial was the County VI Orange.
which is In the Second Judicial District Tho action
tried al Goshen In Janutry ieGl. and decided In
favor OF tho defendants. o. te'ruaIy. 1861. tho cnsc
was heard a, Gcueral Term IA Trooslyn when judg.
mcnt wa given for defendants with si,O5e 20 costs
This judgment wa aiierwad affirmed In tho Court OF
Appeals with costa. There no It'll ated questions
OF feet IN the case AID tie qucsoDs Of law were not
generally regarded intricate or serious c. O. My.
ers esq late Attorney General was counsel for plain
t!f and Ly man Tromein ngd A. Q. Pnigo for defend
ants
When the cnse VISA closed Trsnain presented a bin
against the COMPANY charging 80 900 or his services.
Ths they declined 10 pay, 10 sued thom and this sGit
1t rs said 10 still pending.
During the month OF Aogust last nj special term Of
the Supreme Court. held at tho ofaco Of Trtmain .
Peckham tis Pcciham beIGg son Of Judge p.
motion Was nndo ~ Irenain before Judge Peckhan
who formerly Die partner Tor On eitIa and add
tional allowance of costa In favor o. tho c. K X Com
pany against the State. j. II. REYNOLDS esq. orRoset
tho motion. but the Judge rede an order giving th,
Company an additional and extra allowance Of fpenf
ousand doarsto 10 sweated gu, u tho tax Myers O.
our State.
We do not know how Judge Pccklnm, ot Albany
got Jurisdiction Of In which tho place Of trial wat
la Orange County. 1t not more than 1.een month";
from the commencement q the suit until We final term
nation thereof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
ARRAlesyBsr OF PRISON. RS IN JERSEY CITY.

The following named persons have been arragred In
the Hudson County, n. j.. Court on various charges;
FrAnci. Vincent Indictments s'isu and battery and
grand larceny no, guilty John Kelly N,sn and battery
pic AIDED guilty John MUlsey. assault and battery, not gully
fhos d Hall AID EGwsfd seymour. rickpockrt., pot
ince Grand larceny guilty; ToblA' Robinson. burglar,
guilty Martin Conner barr sry rot guilty 4 tnse.sn
fr.d agceny not guity; Robert Scott pespoofei guilty
John kleunsef bursay no, guilty Jsmss Mcconnell uADd
larceny, guilty Osore ilsD. passing eounisifcit noher
guilty Mchsr. Connolly. bBIEsgy guilty.; Ja LsTtins IL -e
cent assault, guilty CLss Goyt bug sry. guilty. Jns'
Conner, Assu aud 5s'isy not guilty Cha. sosoi passing
couu'esfci money. guilty Brlis, Quinn receiver Of
oen FOODS guilty; !. Msiore ard Thos Wsid two IL
doueu,s Isvinx ooune.ie money, ne guilty. Thos Rob
o.s grand larceny. not guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
Letter from the Secretary OF s!"e u

WASHINGTON Oct. |. 1853.
To ne Reverend HRSay A. NsLos sa.'a e"" INC '''''
REVEREND AND DEAR SIR: have the honor
to receive the proceedings OF the synod OF Missost
aud in COMPLIANCE with your request have sn0mnIf1
%,' ~ m, President Of the United. He is deeply
adrrted by the expressions OF sympathy and Goa
slenc. Which tho Synod have adopted. aud ae
n,r..",s me 10 assure them that 10 snail copIiau'
~ ss,k hereafter A. heretofore. SO TO ccndres
IN, administration OF the Executive Government as 70
bring the country safely. and speedily possible
ont IL the dangers Of sediton and cyil war empo'es
Tor that purpose all necdful within constitution
limits and IN humble reliance upon the protecting ca'
and bonchcc favor OF Almighty God.
an. reverend and dear Sir. your obedicnt Servants
WILLIAM III. SswAAp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
IAdYrItiseinenIl

Brilliant and valuable Novelties in the Fall
Number Of Nine Druoaxsr's MrsRou OF FAsnIoss En-
pres Ergene end Maids Of Honor very tine paOr picture
large sheet Of Braid sud Embroidery Pa,tens extra
large coored Fashion Pae aud five full sire Patterns with
other valuable novelties Sold everys here Is cent? Every
LAZY aothcr Mner. and Dre'uaior should secure the
splendid Pail Number, row ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
n. 9 Pvtsss ssy,a. Oct. 10. 1869.

FInI n rUBLIo sonooL-GRBAr EXCITE
nxx-0n Tharsdsy morning. about ioI O'Clock. IRE
broke out IN TIE small frame building In the yard oppo
sits School 10 Mott street. nsss Prince used -
classroom. The IRE originated Ground an aperture
thsoush vish the stovspps passed but vss soon e..
tinesiehsd without material damage There vss class
in soeuoa IN this small bpildDg. and ofeoursa the chill
dsss were nusA heightened bot thsy we're instantly die.
nio,sd and sssspsd into the street unframed. In .
~ nemsps st,s ths alarm ww given The most iptsaas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
CHARGED WITH HORSE. STEALING. william

Griffin milkman = years Of age. living 20 No ~
East Houston street arrested y.sierda, ~ Oitccr
Crofi Of the Eleventh Precinct charged ~iih having
on the I'd dsy Of August last stolen horse. valued II
ego. from Mr. John j. Duryea. Of 10. Il Hrngton
t-eei Griffin II appenrs was nirnstfe ~iih psF 81
horses for tho purpose Of shpPng them On boar boat
foot O. Robinson street ifttcad Il doing % be suhs
oueutly returned with horse and gave cont adct
ory statements about the other animal Tie acclfed
then fed and Ls recently returned 70 the city Justice
Connolly committed him 70 tho IoH.pt for ri! N do
fault OF 500 bail Griffin denies TO cln re IreorTcd
against him bat fails to state VIA; became Of the
missing animal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

srrRrME CouiT-Cinuii.--fart L-oyer and
Torsain-r. Pan u.-.a st71. Us. l35t az tlps
t.3 a .o,s rs. ,.t. s.ss tV1L fsn ILL., ssndsi
cane ~ OF NsalesIsJ
surlENE CoUni Special Tcrm.--Nos. -, II OF
demsusrs AL IS - IS $50 ~ 30 ~. - % 10 )oo
toih Inclusive fis.p,s q s~ 81. ACT -
sUrIMoR CouLT.--par l--Noa Us, ~, 10,
go si, IA 1874 Efi les. sJll 1-si 20, '' 100
le0 g31 Par ii-sos 40 40 ~. lDft. "a. Is. -,
lsOs is8 asa .sg, g.ls $50 80 G:ss.
CoULT or CoMnos PLrAs-Iral T'rm.-Ad-
iogrned 10. The tern. court icing prov 3ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
The following is q statement Of the earnings
Of the Milwaukee and Prairie la Chen Railway for the
veek ending Oct T. 1853, tFI

The receipts of the p .5burgh and Fort Wayne
Road in September arc stated to be over $4,000
The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad were for
Sop. lse3...." tsi, l6+ 22lsept 1862: so,3S
Gain. Sl0,9E IL
The New.Jersey Central Railroad Company
have called for the fourth and fifth instaments OF 20 y
their stock payable 70 the Treasurer Gu or
before ths 18th inst.
The Manufacturers Insurance Company Of
Boston have declared semiannual dividend Of l5v
cent payable on and after Oct IA.
The following is list of new National Banks
atahli ahnh aince the last mn hlisL ed lisk.