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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

SvCCUSsrrL CayAtHY Run 4 cor
rcspondeut ct the Nrw York Tnbune.
writing from thc heaiiluartcrs 90 The eavairy
corTs of he army q thc Potomac. char-
srt.uzcs The recent rad 20 ths Sih Illinois
oasairy thro' tLat section - dchafablc
grouud lying between th~ HapDahannock
and the Potomac. below Fr,-iericksbur-. a.
ths most sgcccssful yet made o. one rel
meni- Evcry nook along thc banks q the
to uvcrs was explored for suu-risrs'
boats and goods. which. When found. we're
destroyed. One hundred sloops. vasIs.
fcrry-boats. &c. wcrv burned Nth al their
contents. consisting - saii. Oh. shiskey
leather. stationery. uool-Carls Tsrcussioa
caps. boots. shoes. clothing. and many
other Articles 81 especial valus % the rcbeis
About 5000 pounds 81 ha-rn ami q larre
qaantity ot Soar vas also DESTROYED "A
Lees fcrrH, % uas crrtalnsd hat The
icrr1 boat used Or smuggling purposes vas
on the southern bank % THE Eapuahannock.
and q as especially desirable shat O. .houli
he DESTROYED. Accordingly : ~ q the
ILLINOIS, men serc DRESSED IN rrb,l uu form.
an cscortins icu 81 thsir companions a.
luion prisoners. surcccded in cnficin. tb~
boatacross. whcrcupon thew made PRISONER,
the guard and destroyed the boat. ON
returning. The negroes belonging Co the
plantations along the line % march ioin-d
The emancipation colgI4n. comin- in an
saaads u frum Eve O. twenty. uuiil there
we're accumulated sip men. women aal
chiidrea u The contr.band psrsassion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

We have been informed TIA; arranr.-
ment' were made for a democratic mass
meeting. a. Nevport. Immediately after che
state Convection. A. tie Convcntion has
been postponed 10 late DAY. perhap. che
meeting vii be indefinitely postponed. A
venerable democrat called a. chs ofo.
'hor' time since. an diiafed upon the pros
pets q good time. iaquirine that
speakers Of that persuasion. in this county.
would 10 eligible % q seat upon the plat
form.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

Il . reported that Cea. SLep.ey. Militia.
y Governor 81 Louisiana. issued A. order.
declaring inoPcratise tlc STATE ias proh.b-
itns the en.AnciPa;.oa 90 slaves. on the
ground that saeh az has never been ,anr-
uoned ty military a-ihorities. aaI . incou-
'i'ient ~ith ihe principles vhi,h c,atroI the
PoI'! GO thc gorrrumrut All p~rsons
her'aiier shall have che % -ts % sraaaeip,,e
i-eir slaves on pciition o. any court 81 rec
oFa' an any person held a. slave AMI
beng legally euui.si % freedom. NAV
or'ns saii ior Lls ~ Lcr freedom in a.,
o'ar' oi record. against che pcrsou CLAIMING
90 holding h'm or Der a. a slave
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

>u"cNiNG AccIpENr. \ sal accident
ocrurrvd in Norway. on saturday last. ~
Which = soa q VI. %. and Bctscy French.
lot his life IL aPPcars that The hoy. in
company Nth anothrr youth. vas cut Nth
gun His companion. seeing some OBJ
Ject. which be wished to shoot. asked
French 10 r.; him take the gun. In pass
ius "a h. bid the muEElc towards himself.
and BY some means u ~as discharged. the
contents passing through the brain. AMI
causing instant death. lie vas an only
son
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

FUNrRaL OF LrEUr Bows. Fsaeral
services for Lieut.. W. p Brown. q IA
Fiith Maine Regiment. Who ~as killed A.
Fredericksburg. were held a. Bethel. On
Sunday last The exercises ucre coniuc-
ted b. Rev W Beaven..
Col Edwards. writing 10 his parents.
SAYS: lie vas one Of the finest soldiers
IA the 9Th Maine regiment. Always readv
and wiling 70 do hrs duty. OLA Oxford
has never lost better soldier. or one that
y deserving q q better nam. I b. not
remember q ever bearing rrofane word
from him since joining the army. and BE-
~as one q tbe ~ that stuck O. that sacred
and solemn plcdse. never nor. 90 taste q
strong drink. lis good deeds ~ill long -
remembered by all thc members Of tins
regiment. lis Efe b. has given % M.
country. snd bis spirit IA. goue % God rbo
gave r. Bai go leave 81 dean a record
behind a. b. does
A previously stated 10 the perso~rs,. b.
vas in al the battles and skirni.bss ir
Which the rrEmeut participated. and these
we're nearly. or quite every one. uhi,b has
been iought 10 Virginia lie ras voonaed
IN the battle - Frcdericksburg. Ssnfsr.
MAY 50. snd did Eek shsr-ard.. on
bis Sith birthday lie remains ar inter
I'd ~ The " >oidiers Res. washin-to..
u G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

BovSTr 10 % Pam. Col. Beal ,si.-
g'aPh' ''eo. z. DAVIS. hat The question Of
paying he boanty % the I0th Name req
meni' has been decided. The Secretary
has ordered ne bounty o. h. paid A
member Of ths regiment SAYS that shsn thew
we're pad Of. land Of broker, -,
theu. endeavoring 70 purchsse tbeir claims.
tor go 70 80 each. The most Of The men
bed o. aad vii nov obtain The fsu a.
de tbsn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

fE"tiTic \ COW belonging o Mr
Ly'ander Poster. ofPera. recently dropped
three cAiVcs.-tvo heifcrs and buu. One
q The calves "a dead vien founi. but d..
others arr doing vel some stock raisers
assert that in cases ~Lere twins A., pro
e1ced. ct dihefvu, s~Hrs. a. IN tnls case.
each ANIMAL vii prove barren.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

Bran kuGEp. 4 bear va shot IN
Buck6eli. last week. by Mr.. Charles Can
mon. We Tern that thc children - NJ
Deoosicr ras into the house saving larre
de- bal chascdihcm. Their mother found
II va bear ihai had frightened thea f.
AM Informed ihe neighbour Mr.. Cannon
beloved With his dos ard 30; The bear
IN 'he woods shors distance from the
house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

CsrTIE Snow. The Trustees % a..
oiford Comfy Agricultural Society. az
nounce the Annual Exhibition. O. b. held on
"Wednesday an Ihursdsy. October 9Th and
sth- The exercises arc oonfned q t-o
DAYS. "a accordAncs With q vote q the
last annual meeting 4 lisi q premiums.
Nth regulations ~ill bs issued in a .Aor,
time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

The rePori Of tn capture Of Puebla. b.,
The French. - oonsrmcd. The army !.
Pashing towards tie CITY. Oriega spiked
hi' guns. DESTROYED the supplies. a. vel a.
infantry arms. before be cap.islaied. one
q his generals. With several enhance or
oer'. committed saieidc. rather than be-
cone prisoner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

The Gardiner Journal avs the Iarr.
quantity 81 'oe packed a., tlat place. as,
Tirier. vas so.i ia.t vees ard 81. to Be-
shipped lmueiiafe'r. Tie packers r,als.
e. ore hun1rrd per. cent on fheir raousr.
a @araincr house 10 engaged ia parsiar
eggs. ~ ihc caHtarnia marse-. TLey
sent Of i0'.opo dofen last year. IL
manner o. Paesing 'or ile log journey ia
secret
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

EsifEosD AccrprNr We learn that
VI. DAVID Croker. % N0r~sv. va allied
On Nedne'day. in GiIead. ~ coming in
contact With bridge. vhiie ualkinr on b..
tram. in Passing throu gh Gii~ad- lie "a.
asparc hand GA d. road. and was on thar
das acting a. brakeman on sr~-ial tran
lis BODY Ta' discovered by she persons on
the nett tram. ilc was 60 YEAR u ace
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

We learn that the Adjstant General has
granted the petition q tie company raised
Al Norway. 20 organize a. the NORWAY
Ligh' Infantry. lie proposes. We under
stand. 20 aPPortioa The company Tor the
sisfe Guard 70 Paris. Beihci. ane Mechan-
Dc Fails.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

Coon SroEr. Mr. Ria writes o.. under
date offniay. that D. had been Nth Capt.
Ames. Up The Lake for dss's fishing.
They took string q fty-onc trout. that
weighed fly pounds. Tlis besides bitss
Innumeratic.
Zach 81 these gentlemen have our thanks
ior polite Invitations % participate in the
health giving recreation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

We observe some II th- paper. have r-p-
resented us a. say .ng that Abbott. tb.
q1sck Doctor. lsft lots 81 uapaiI debts FOL
We id not say o. ard al nov adI. that
9TH sTcepsion o. the debt on ~hich b. "a.
srrestcd. whieh hs disclsin.cd. bel uas free
from debt 10 this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

sruL ~ ExuF Tie senats 81 Con
ncet.rat. on Weinesiay. byasois oftveire
Cd eight refused t9 restore to che >entte
ball thc portraits of es-Govcrrors Toary
ard seymour. a. evidence ot their lryalfy
ras nof r-olacei whieh. according o. tbs
resoi-t.on banishing ibe rii.r,s mast be
forthcomiug before . rtstoratoa - in
order
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

SAFE 90 frIzE COrToN. Pour Lundrcd
and tfty bag and bales - cotton. forming
the caFgo of she Prizo steamer Cherokee.
~ere sd m Bo'tou yesterday a. aaction.
Sca Island s0ld a. :. b Psr poasd. upland
sircs m.dliing a. hiiy two cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

\ oopPcThead journal says the ~ar has
made ;vo hundred thousand uiiou, in al.
NORTH IL . htilc ,arprising that the
othcial records DO rot sho~ oae-tenth thai
number.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

To goverrmeni has cooled o. a-i5r Of
ihe Nar, iani oorPertesds. PSI o. state.
Heni th-t they vih bc made % pay tbe
losses any union mea may incur from -ei,l
rhiis. They are nc 30 alHious o. welcome
trends from Dixie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

Geo. b. Moore. Bachanan's Collector a
camden. and more recently 0f the Arru..
has become the Editor Of thc Portland Ad-
veriiser. &. b. Stetson. it 10 unde-.-oss
- ~ longer connected with the paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

The Presiden; has c1uutermanded tbe
order o. Gen. Burnside. supprcss.ng Oh.
Chicago Times Gen. Bsrnsie .,,. ID.
Trci~r' 20 stop irca.oa by dryisr Up tb.
fountain. instead of stopping the III. bv
frres'ing misguided persons vho az Ied 90
disobey the avs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

Fres'dent LIncoin and family are about
o. risit Ne- Yors. vb-re thev uiH BE- the
guests a. Hon. Moses ~ GrrneH. Ii.
ris't - MADE Or tbs psrpo.. q rest ana
no public demonstration vi.I 10 made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

iti' reporiel stBrazs telegrapLsd 20
JET Dasi. 40 to shat le sLouI d. 9TH
Valiant -tam. DAVIS replied that 81 Val
ianiislan would take tic oath ~ ,ii, -iance
o. iLc s.aiiem Cort1erlrg to receive
L.m. and % no'. to send BIN taek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

PEoHarE CorEr. a. Paris. next Tues
day a. Waterfront and Lowell. Wedoe,.
DAY a. Fyebsrg on Thursday.
The County Coumissioners also held q
Court. a. Paris. % Tuesday,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

Coon. The Comfy 81 Penat srot i, re.
from deat We bope 20 bs aale % .sv tie
same of Oxford County in year from tb,,
time. o. t-o. a. most
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

bEipo1oN A,snEvY The Cafalogae q
ihi' instiiliion. ior l-C3. has been received
u 'pPesn from tls su-a=ary thst an
Agsrega'e % -, aalcnts have received
in'ifueiion d.rng the year. which fat
proves o. popu.arify u The school. under
~ present excellent management.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

iire' have lately ruu through TIE vslsabI.
pine t.aocr lard oa tAs plans. o4ued by
Lfrn , Bsal Ls1 liuiii have o. be eat
neFt win'er. o. prevent total loss ID.
tre as probably 90 BY sparks from q
lor-m.i-lr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

willard >-ual. vho has srri,sd home
iron g = array says that Hooker staa1. 100
pr ecai better 18th ihe army tLan 10 "a
p-ior = the last move.
lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

~ a lady ~aspassias tLe depot. welne.-
DAY a'iernoon. in q wagon. her horse va.
frightened by The car. aad ran ausv
>1e ~a' thrown olf. bot escaped usiLsa,
SERIOUS injury The wagon a. bs4f,
SMASHED. ani ile horse some~Lat brs.se !
arl Iamcl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

The Irrss says. II. y joe. Las COM
n'e'es'i ne mansfac,arc % corpcras. from
ihe waste material Of tbc Kerossne factory
DE hriir-e Proluced stand. high IN the
market
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

\ Fiscagg-ia Dispatch says Gen sLeraan
a Ns- Orleans had his leg snpuiaied and
has sincs did
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

Efrrur 81 y a. Marble. IA. 70.
bui.t Do P,ul-r MiIl. &C. BasEsel8. sni La.
sscceeiei ,s running ou- az -eess. ana
&C. ether t~o. without accident He o..
'ans-'ae that BEL has Dow araased b..
ey laiers so raaf there BE- li,,le danger f,n
rHpIaslnn hereafter We trust thsf HI.
prrscserauoe sil Pei rewarded.
Mf Marble BE- interested ia tte Cs~.l.,
ml..s ~iich BE- SAYS we're iIoun sp ..,e,
i.mes. before tbey came int1 pos.e,a.s a.
the present proprietor.
>.n,e che above vas in ivrs. asuarsi,.
ins m'.i. That BAD Pun shoet $50 -eeks. b..
blown up. los ABBOTT 80. Ttsespi.-
so proves the inoorrectns,i - ths ,heo-,
NAT snail nils nay bc run more asfr
than large ones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

We az feI-ssted 90 state tia, Rsy
>''ien Gilbert. VIII prei,h in tie IL
'er'aIi'' Ciar.h. a. BIZ ANTS Poal. rer,
sabbath. June 18Th.
The New York herald., 1863-10-01
Interesting Question Respecting the
Boundaries Between. New York and
KfngS COunties.

boundaries BetWcem4 New YORK ana
An interesting boundary question has grown ont Of one
Of the claims for damages growing out OF tho late con-
scrption RIOTS On the 10th Of July last portion Of the
Atlantic Docks injured by Of the Brooklyn mobs
and the stoam dredging machine Oneida. as well as
number OF scows, entirely destroyed The Atlantic
Dock Comrany subsequently put IN Claim against the
county Of Kings for the damage done to their rropery
butwere informed by the authorities Of that region that
the proper place TO e such complaint yth Comp
roer rennan Of this city on the ground that the orig
nal boundary line or New York county extended 10 high
water mark IN the Brooklyn side Of the Fast river Ac
oording to the old maps OF New York this decision
OF the Prookyn authorities would appear TO he correct
inasmuch as the boundary line OF New York s extended
10 the high water mark extensive portion OF Kings
county side, and also TO the high water mark along Har
lem river on Weschcser county side Since the drawing
Of thcse change has been made In the boundary
line OF the two countless and the question Therefore be
comes of great interest which county liable to pay the
bill claimed by the Atlantic Dock Company. The proper
ty Of the company docks &c is bu into the Fast
river beyond the hilh water mark, and II would there
tore that what has long been considered within
the actual boundaries of BROOKLYN Is really included
the county OF New York. The Atlantic ock Company have
nled bills for damages against Kings county and New
York county TO protect their rights whatever way
the boundary question may he determined.
The New York herald., 1863-10-01
Aquaties.
rHI POU0HKEEPsIE REQ Alta.

rAx POU0HKEkPSfB REGATTA.
Tho annual regatta ~ Poughkcepsis, on the Hudson
river on Tuesday afternoon, being the day sue
ceeding tho great rowing match for the championship
There upwards OF vo thousand people present. and
the day highly favorable for the aquatic contest the
river being and calm a mirror Tho princ
pal event OF the day the single scu OF nvo
miles the first prize bong $7s tho second $50 and the
Pittsburg and Poughkeepse were all represented,
tho entries being John Bglin and John Burger,
Der. Ward "a brother Of the ss chn%pon) Of Nsxours
and William Stevens, OF Poughkeepsie The latter rowed
new boat, unnamed, built by Mackay: in stephen Ro
brothers. boat, the Dick Risdon; Bglin, tho wm
Decker Burger. the Restless, and the Pittsburg
man the same boat In which Hamill rowed Ward the
previous day for the championship.
The start effected half past three O'Clock In the
afternoon all the boats being drawn mp In ne and the
effect " the Stevens showed nrss in front leading
a clear length with Ward second, Bgn third, and Bush
fourth These relative positions were maintained for tho
the lead and turned the stake boat first, tho
Pi,tsburg rover being close up with Stevens.
passing the judges stake boat nrst 10 thirty eghi
minutes and thirty-nve seconds Bash who passed
stevens the return course was seco I'D fifteen seconds
behind the winner and stevens forty five seconds behind
Bash rglin fourth and Burger last but their time
not taken. 1here not much betting, the little
and Bash and Stevens In their relative positions In the
race at tho finish.
The hackers q Jcsh. ward in his ma,sh with Hami,
very his defeat do not hesitate 10
say he tried win the They alegc that
his relatives who backed him heavily in the previous
match could not be Induced TO invest single dollar
him In this race and that many Of his former hackers
actually bet their money on Hamili. Whatever their
opinions OF Wards actual capabilities a. rover may bc,
IL cannot be that their faith his honor has been
very severely shaken. u ~ doubtful whether another
match BET the two viii be made next year. as Ha
contests; the latter s consequently, justly entitled 70
the title cf Champion, no long borne by his opponent
The New York herald., 1863-10-01
Court OF Appeals.
TuEsDAv, Sept. 70, 1853.

The Metropolitan Bank ard shoo and Leather Bank,
respondents. nGst Van Dyck Superintendent &C., appel
liant. Judgment affirmed.
CALENDAR.
NcGrcgor Buell. and another. Ordered on special
calendar as No. AZ.
pany- Ordered forward and made No. 5k.
No. 1-Gardnor vs.. Barney Butler. Set Gown for
Thursday, October I.
Clue James and another. Ordered be placed on
calendar. with lcaveto submit
Lewis H. Meyer. appellant sgst. James J. Roosevelt
spondent. Judgment reversed.
No 2.-Peoplc Fciiinger Submitted by Mr. A.
Oakley Hall on part OF people.
No. 2.-Peope Campbell. Argued. Mr.. A. Anthony
for people: Mr.. A. Wager for prisoner.
No. 3-People vs. Cobel Argued. Mr.. A. Oakley Hall
for people, Mr.. Y. Blankman for prisoner.
No. CLARK and others Parsons and Others Argu
ment opened Mr. +. @. Lapham for appellants SIN
The New York herald., 1863-10-01

MELANCHOLY snconSo cAsuArTY.-Coroner wiIdey held
antemortem examination yesterday, In the case OF
Peter Young native OF Germany aged eighteen years
lying dangerously ~ from the effects OF pistol shot
wound accidentally received at the hands Of Adolph
Kcrtz under the following circumstances Young
maker appears. and IN the employ of Kcrtz
at No. 1851. Division street. On Monday nng his
poycr took revolver Of closet FOR the purpose
exhibiting TO some friends no had recently arrived
from Germany The pistol was loaded and while
p %ass s
animation Of the injury, and gave his opinion that
the patient YOU'D not recoves .hs Jury s1oulpa,ed
lives at No. 22y A. and 10 said 10 have been
young man Of excellent charactcr.
DANGER or JUMPING FERRY BoAn-FATAL REuIr.--
Coroner wdey yesterday held inquest No. 2ee West
Houston street, the body Of James Hsckeit an Irish
boy thirteen years d age. who died from'tetonus
stoned By an injury 70 BIS foot, which crushed be-
the i4,h uls while decessed WIS in The act o. jumping
from the boat before was made fast. The jury
dsrcd verdict Of Accidental death"
Fouxp DyApJohn Smith. thirty ave years Of age and
native OF England, found dead n his bed al Love-
oy's HOTEL whore he bad taken lodgpes. Or George b
Bouton made post norton examination o the body
found that inlammatou u the liver tho cause Of
third engineer on board spsnsh fsiaass, but was dis
charged the Pacific cosst Ia consequence Of III health
s "a, On y: way .u bone :. the o1 %. O. be as: and
England.
DROWNING cAsuAIIr-vmprr o, cr~rrx-corousr
Rapnay held inquest st No. s2l Tenth avenue upon
tie body Of Mary G. Rafferty,, child about eishtees
months old who drowned by failing into cstern at
NO 312 West Thirty eighth street. The evidence showed
that the agent Of the premises had been notified Of the
dangerous situation Of the cstern but neglected havs
ss Ss agent Mr. ssS for bis ssr..snsss N isss
log tho place In an exposed condition. and the Coroner
qured him 10 give bail In the or a 900 await The
action Of the Grand Jury.
FATAL Fabian inquest was also held by cssooss
RansAy upon the body OF Mrs. Sarah schafsw, aged
seventy four years. who died a her residence, No. 35
East Twenty ninth street, from the eects q fall upon
. stove. deceased was . native of this city.
Asomn SHOOTING CAsuALr.--A negro usAsv, nsmed
John Gray died At the New York Hopnsl yesterday
from the effects Of pistol shot wound received about
week sgo at the Of Broadway md Prince street
under the following circumstances Deceased was csan
ns out souSs sptoous. when loSAsd pistol fell from I'M
breast ooas pocket aud expicdsA the bali entering
breast and inotlug fatal wovAd Coroner Ramsey hsll
an inquest upon the body.
Tvs RvsmAs sAncs's Bc.,r Rrccvnn-Yhs body d
Emeian ChsuCon, the xussias sailor, who was drowne'
at the foot OF RobipsoA street Monday night
covered ysa,erday' Ceroasr Nsumann held aaoaQEss
upon ~ re0Aina.
The New York herald., 1863-10-01

DIsABIrr
G. Miller j. Mander, j. Dietx, John Miller, r. Seidel, H.
Plato, H. erode, Roth, Geo. Bechted, B. r. wcscot,
". Lscksrng. washSurns 9: Bour,li, C. e.lsdey'e @.
VIM. Hsusn, a. @. Patterson. W knowles, 8. Smith, c.
Enders, Geo. Lifting, O. Fintz, Paul Fruchs.
fAD conxurAroS.
r. Dreukl
n Brown, r. Dalton, 4. Kapow, c. kosplsr j. Nahonsy
suWuuIn AcurD
Edward Chslton sends Vim. Smith, theodore vrseland
sends John Conin Thomas Groui SENDS Trcdt Kaiss,
Samuel Porter sends r. W. Pranes, Thos wacot ssnds n
shscotlsr, I. kaufman sends Fltsche, VIM. Bistnsr
sonds Leon Stevens, John Power sends Robort Davis
). y..r,ns.oa; g BIRD, n J. h0car'sy. >. Russell,
ONLY scs Q, ACID rAsr~1a
rHs Eonrn DusrRrcT.
Ths business In this district yesterday ~ rncpsy
Susss n. sumSr IN s.snSsnc. ss asy 30
claims for exemption y becoming 70 email that Captain
Mancrre, the Provost Marsha w BE- coupslsd 70 sdsps
some means TO compel their a,tsndance.
rHE uxIu DISTRICT.
The business done yesterday 10 the Ninth district was
p Mead, y. Geycr, @. olsss. o. rhie, A. Purdy, O.
stsman, A Pnang, d. Bats, y. Ludwig, Thomas HARDY
yurncAr ppAssIrr
ssssss- nscaos: Dy .sns. DSsa k k
patrick, j. Nicholson r. Currsn, g Carroll and n Ba,.
restec. HfI
roN REnlDGvWL
y. Wright
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The ExtradttfOn Cnsc.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER COURT.
Rerorc Jnhn Oehorn Far

SEPT. 3o.-fn he Moaer of John nne. Ca,Iin3 Him@H
John Hod9son-Mr. Thomas 'unphy, law partner OF Mr..
Edwin James, was recalled, and his cross examination
continued at great length in rerererce 10 variety of
suits, suits, settcm-nta releases and other legal
proceedings in which Hodgson concerned and the
witness firm interested. An this evidence taken
under objection and subject 10 be strrck out Mr.. Dun
ply asked the Commissioner take judicial notice Of tho
fact that his testimony In professional relations
with tho accused drawn from MIN by the cross ex
animation OF counsel !or the defence.
Adjourned to Wednesday, October at O'Clock r. NJ
Counsel for the British government. Mr.. r. r. Marbury
and Mr. Pai'ey. of London for tho English creditors.
Messrs James and Dunphy for tho accused Messrs John
McKeop Chas Edwards and Bernard Hughes