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The before reported death Of Stonewa1l
jackson, is confirmed, but as it takes con-
siderable evidence to establish the death Of
o rebel of his rank, there will still be some
increduli,y on the point. If really lost to
them. it is q loss the rebels may well mourn,
for he was man not easily to be replaced.
Thomas &. jackson was graduate Of
West Point, was appointed to the U. S.
Amy from South Carolina, Of which
State lie was native, in 164S. His
war soubriquet Of Stoncwall" was earned
in battle in the Shenandoah Valley during
the campaign Of Gen Banks in that quar- |
Ter. Hc was IN earnest and vigorous |
fighter, and his name stands to-day proba-
bly the most widely noted among the rebel
chiefs Dying in a bad cause. History,
when she records her final verdict against
the Infamous rebellion, will rank him
among the most active and determined Of
its misguided agents. But we cannot help
believing it is not yet time to write his
obituary.
4 system has been inaugurated in Mis-
souri which will strike at the root Of the
rebellion in TINT State. 1t is nothing less
Than the involuntary transplanting Of all
actiye sympathizers with the rebels, to set
Them down among their afinities in Seces-
sia. 4 shipment Of several prominent
residents of St Louis took place from that
city Yesterday, as stated in our special dis
patches elsewhere. Among the party fig
ure several noted she-7cbeIs, and all arc by
this time very near the line Of their para
dise-the dear South The work will 60
On. and it will reach other cities. We
speak advisedly when we say that Chicago
viii be represented in this exodus in the
proper time. ALI who are not for the I'm
ion are against it, and all who are against
it will be very likely to find themselves set
toyer against" il, even among the ranks
of its enemies. The fire in the rear will be
ordered to the 'front.'
The news from Virginia is without any
material feature Of interest. It is exten-
slvely doubted whether Gen. Ha1leck is
going to Gen. Hooker's camp at all
The news from Mexico is of two classes,
and we give both. The French tcu an ex-
fellent story, and the MeSicans make out
a very strong case. The event on which
the fate Of Puebla hangs must decide be-
tween them. Apparently the French have
The best Of it.
The newn from Gen. Grant is tantalizing,
because conflicting at time when the i'm
nincnce Of the situation awakcns anxiety
in his behalf. Our own latest adyices req
resent everything gong on well, the army
in fine spirits and rapidly nearing con.
t1ict with the enemy, on which would hang
the fate Of Vicksburg. We must still wai
reliable news.
Our Springfield dispatch gives furthe,
intelligence Of the movements Of rcbc
sympathizcrs in our State. They are act
ing cautiously, but are detected and watch
ed in their own neighborhoods. One victim
Of this mad cooperation with treason, til
unhappy young man Shorc,will shortly ex
plate by IN ignoninious death crime
which was the direct growth Of the teach
ing Of Illinois Copperheads, and, if neccs
sary Others will yet follow in the gloomy
list until radical cure is reached.
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MARRIED..

In Covtrgton. Ky.. ap:il eth. By Kcv. Mr.. Buckley.
Mr.. CIIES1FR E.. EADY, Of 1{elois, WIS, aud Miss
BCRTIE II. WHEELER. CT Covington.
t. Bc1ot Journal p!ease copy. -
At RIue Island. May 5th, br Rev !. IT. Tnttle. Nr
THOMAS r. HiAI:kER and Miss LUCY n. St1ER
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III 10u1e9 -HVf nay IT. 1oo1.
l. The sale or distribution Of the following
publications in this District is hereby strictly
forbidden as disloyal in their nature and cal
culatcd to distract the public mind, and to
encourage the enemies Of the Government,
to-Wit:
Freeman journal, New York.
Caucasian, New York.
Crisis, Columbus. Ohio.
Times, Chicago, 1finoiE.
Herald. Dubuque, Iowa.
Democratic Union, Jcrscyyille, Illinois.
The Provost Mar=lal's throughout this Dis
trict, will seize and destroy all copies within
their reach.
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TIL: CASE Or TALLANDIGHANI

TIL: CASE OF v4ALLANDIGnAN1.
Pending decision in the matter Of Val
landisham, and laying but light stress
on tie ru,nor in another column as to the
nature Of lis sentence, there has been al
ready developed. from the case certain
1;nni5takablc facts. Whatever be the issue
oftAis particular arrest, and we have chosen
o warn our readers that it rests now upon
point Of Jurisdiction merely, the arrest it.
self has already done good. Honest and
loyal men who have seen this blatant trail
Tor stalking up and down the land tram-
pctin5 his treason, and sparing no op-
portunity to slander and revile the Govern
mcnt brcathed frccr when they saw him
Erast.d by the constituted authorities. The
strokr, long delayed, has been eagerly
looked for by those who believed thatther
was ample power in the Government to
crush and silence its enemies. These loyal
men have preferred to leave it for the
powe:s that be, to deal with the knaves
who preach and print secession, and insult
Itoyslty in the midst Of communities that
have made and are making costly sacri-
fees n its behalf The arrest of Vallan-
dighan thus created for these reasons Il
1nark'd sensation among two widely diff
ferentclasscs Of men. The secession SYM
pathirrs have manifest1y been struck with
avisia ofjudgment- They see doom near
ing item. and a modified tone has been
czhib:cd by speakers and press Of Copper
head .ersuasion since Vallandigham was
taken hand.
Ars rumor came yesterday. It is
only sWashington rumor, and We give it
ESPECIAL figure in our mornings news
tha Vallaudigham was to be sent to the
Dr.. Tortugas for two years, Whether it
is tue or not we care not to discuss, but
tha1oyal men everywhere wished it to be
tru was evident wherever the news
rcahcd yesterday. Men congratulated
eae other over it, as if it were victory
nc in the field. And so it will be when
it ones It will be q triumph for loyalty,
ana sore defeat for those who are bent
onhe ruin Of the nation.
ais much has been already elected by
thcase Of VaIandigham. Whatever be
tissue in this instance, it will still be &C.
cepd as the opening OF new cru. The
errs will be amended, If any Of for1na
Iii exist: whatever is needed Of process
o,.stliction Will be added, and those wht
foow in the footsteps Of Vallandig ham ma,
nj pause bctimes. The Government
r4ctc1tcd by all clamors as to arbitrar
acsts, means their entire destruction, an
.thc back of the Government stand til
1pplc, who will approve the measure
ID the army, ready TO execute it agains
enemies Of the country, whcrcye
4 ind.
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From Fortress T3onroe.

WAsu1SGToS,:May 13.-Tho Nary Dapart,
ment to-day received information from the
proper authorities at Fortress Monroe, that
the officers and 1nen Of the following yc. sells
who Lad from time to time been made pri5o,
ncrs by the rebels, have been exchanged, viz
those Of the steamers Nercvdita, Queen oI
the West, Harriet Lane, Isaac Smith, and Co.
lumbia, and the 6chr. Va5sar.
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Yesterday rornins., LorlsA S. aged Yeas md 7
Funeral from residence a5 Superior st1ecs, to-day
nt3r. II. Friends Invited to attend.
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The Rebels Refuse Hospitality
to Friends.

NEW York, May l3.--Adyiccs from New
hem. North Carolina, 1fay 7th, have been re-
ceived, stating that the rebels had refused to
receive my disloyal citizens sent out Of our
lines, except those who give security OF
ability to take care Of themselves.
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!. New YORK, May 13.-On Monday night,
through the negligence of the officers Of the
sumter, two QunrteEmasters stole the safe
ont o. nc PaymasteE's room, put 1t iuto .
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Nrm advertisements.

- {. 4. SCRIT:EN. .id"ertisiag .tgsrt, 81
Dtarbo.n street. Is Authorized to rfceire GIeerfse
n<nts for hts ard al the leading Northeastern
-.rrtff
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A Washington Isslsnor.
NEW YoRK, May 13.-The Washington
Chronicle, of yesterday, says: Vnllandisham
has been sentenced BY Gen. Burnside to Tor.
tugas for two years.
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READ TIE FOLLOWING LETTERS:

teat b4nk LOCK- without aEy kfy OF Key dnle- 1nA y
THE PRRM1CN LOCK OE AMERICA
AVE- ''@e <'''"' ~43e'' 1os y +. y. PRATT.
READ TIE FOLLOWING LETTERS:
ILNa1s SAv1xss 1xsr1Tcr,}
-, CHICAGO. March n, 1sta 5
DEAF SIR WHEN. some days slnce. you cNled upon
us to see whether We wanted " BURGLAR: Ptsl}UF
SAFE we must confess that VIC felt rauch do,ht
Vsn1s Ihiie safe. We thcn sta:ed to yoa that L
!nn Lad SAFE which. BY actua1 test. could not be
drilled. We wonln h1y ard rot otheEwla-. Tou sa:d.
r8Ue yorr mode test the Safe: and. acc otd1nEF.
We named Nr. Lett. OF our olaeet Iron nrke-S.
eco bad on former Occsious. Tested number Of your
satea His test tn tbs Instance. w4s entirely stsf1
tpEy to r. ne drs r. 90 beas able to eater
Safe with Covert's Patent Bank Lock in our vau;t
and feel every confidence In it, sAetv aad security
against burglars and burK1stte. In every shape we
think Il Is tie b-st Safe We nave ever sen
Respectfully. yonr ebedient se-yanta.
E.D. BIDDER. Css}ler.
No. III LAKE. STRXEE.l
CHICAGO, April atth. 152.
's1n:-Tne Bursl.r Prnof Safe. inside. by Bacon.
which have Jusr ruTchafed Of you declined to buT
unless and mill It tested by my old friends. taz
& Co.. OF this city advised With thea before pur'
chasing. a. tary decneh 70 tae 3archase
Without test, employed theu TO III It. tt possible
that II stood ttie test good sntn, and &C
co1diugly purchased It. and entirely sattsac1 Will
m51a das-1t j. Y0{7SG sCAMMoS.
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LOUISVILLE, May l. "A number of prison.
ers recently banished from the Stare have re-
turned, having complied with Gen. Burnside's
order.
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Aem aDperf1setrltnts.

RACON'S BURGLAR PROOF
- HAEK SAFE FOR VAULT, With Coverss r
tent Bank Lock without any key or key hole IhA =
THE PRRM1CN LOCK OE AMERICA
No. has ii. 81 100 charges. Fer sA'env
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Wehaye tse largest and best 1aac.ted stock fdfee&
Ee2 on! raaIntactoryj TO b. found west OF Ne1 Yot
shaais Es;ng 81 no1Eaf o1r Eoods carly 1a xan r
sAtre goods can noE be nlAauf1ctnsed ka4&naf
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r.
II have received your dispatch, and reyerent1y
unite with you in giving praise for tho success
with which 1t has crowned our nrns. In lie
ua1nc Of the people, Offer my cordia! thanks to
hi. addition TO the unprecedented series of great
victories which yonr army has achieved.
The universal rejoicing produced By this happy
the good md brave who arc numbered among the
killed and wounded. {Si.ned) JEFF. DAVIS
r. f. LEE, General Commanding.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-04
NEw-JERsEY ELECTION.

TRENTON Tuesday, Nov. g. 1853.
Mercer County. Trenton District,
Weart Dem, $40 maj; Ist District, Boeurre, Rep.
elected; IIId District West, Rep, elected by sms1
majority.
East and West Orange gives G. K Wangh for Sen.
ator, las mai A Union gain Of about 800 over Last
year.
The town Of Hohokus Bergen Co., gives rs Demo.
cratic majority.
In nine Wards and townships in Essex County
Wangh, Rep, for Senator has majority Of GA gain
Of 6l3 over Gov Parkers majority, which was l0el in
tho county. The Assembly viii probably stand Dem.
ocrats to Repubcans-e Republican gain OFF,.
BURLINGTON. Tuesday. Nov 8, 1863.
Burlington County elects three UD0nists and one
War Democrat to the Assembly, and Union Sheriff and
Clerk by GOO majority. Union gain over last yeas.
nearly 700.
NEWARK, Tuesday. Nov. 3. 1862
J. G. Truesdalc Of Essex Dem) is elected Senator By
about 400 majority.
The Democratic ticket is elected in SUSSEX County.
There was opposition
From Warren County the returns are limited, bnt
there is no doubt Of the election Of the Democratic
ticket.
A riot is reported at Madison. Two houses were
burned We cannot obtain any further particulars II
present.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-04
Bosroy, Tuesday. Nov. 3. 1863.

BosToS. Tuesday. Nov. 3, 1863.
The election is progressing quietly here. No
special interest is manifested in IT. The vote is light
but /, may be considerably increased this afternoon.
At noon the vote in the several Wards stood us fol-
lows. Andrew 800; Paine GEL. This indicates large
majority for Andrew in this city.
Last year Deyens had upward Of 800 majority over
Andrew.
Returns from Charlestown. Cambridge. Taunton, and
other places show heavy gains for Andrew for Gov
ernor
Additional returns indicate that the Republicans
have carried Massachusetts, by larger majority oven
than anticipated.
Hull gives II votes for the entire Republican ticket to
ono against II.
In Roxbury Andrew was go ahl I'd at noon
The vote thrown in the State to-day was compara-
lively small, but the Republicans have made nearly
complete sweep Of everything.
In Boston the complete vote for Governor foots up;
Andrew, 6.32i, Paine. 1901; majority for Andrew,
247 Republican gain vote of last year. 1000
The CITY of Roxbury gives Andrew .0s9 Paine. $50
Tho vote last year hndrew. 49, Deyens (oqposi-
tom. l.206
Salem gives Andrew 225; Paine. i2l Last year
Andrew .3is; Dcyens. s2j.
Charlestown gives Andrew 1885, Paine, $50; last
year. Andrew. liss, Deyins. Loss.
IL Is doubtful whether the Opposition have elected
more than six Representatives to the Legislature and
they will probably not elect single Senator.
Springfield gives Andrew 1000; Paine. 4'3.
The four Western Counties elect all Republican
Senators and probably all Republican Representatives.
Observation-Disclosures, Gs5; Paine. 2O2i Republican
gain. 10
Fall Riyer--Andrew. 7a; Paine. 81.
Lowell-Androw. l72ii Paine, co., Republican gam
sos.
worcester-Andrcw 1910; Paine 577i Republican
gnin. le9.
We have returns from l25 of the cities ana prnc''
towns Of the State, showing tho following resu', ~"
drew. iG.32i Paine. is.22O majority ior AH"''"'
| 29 l0i. ,..i,,,
The towns to come will largely increase THIS
which viii probably como up to 900 ana "l""u
falling of Of tho Opposition vote is most
Ever, city in the State gives Republican "''o''!.
Last year the Opposition vote was 3'oco' now WIZ
,,ry yeocb 20 600 Outside Of Boston we do not hear
ornc election Of a single Opposition representatives,
Il is believed that the Senate viii be unanimously
Union
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-04
VOTE FOR ASSEMBLY.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,

VOTE FOR ASSEMBLY.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
r. f. Weymouth, In. 55l Jos. l.. Smith, Dem. .ltoo
j. H. Mackeny, In. ID. 50
Majority for Smith, l.l23.
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
w 7. Kish. I'm. 1868 u. Gaughon DEM. .1249
Majority for Kish. 6l9.
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Renb. l.. Mills, In 1868 Jas B Murray, Dem. ..34O
Majority for Murray, IT.
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Heating, Union .ls7l W. j. Olyany, Dem. ..241
Majority for Olyany. 565.
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
SanlL c. Reed, Tn. .2O76 Jas T. Dunn, Dem. l92l
Majority for Reed. 155
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. -
VIM. W. Niles, I'm. 1890 ). X Pinckney. DEM X'Ul
Majority for Pnckney. 5ll
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Andrew G.. Plumb, u. slC George w. Curtis. ID. ls6
John Whtmore, l. d.. $40 Majority for Curtis.... 3fo
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. -
BENJAMIN Merritt u. .l6i2 Anthony EichoR, ID. 22io
Majority for Echof. GO4.
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT -
James +. Walker, L. 1879 Michael McCann, ID. .2llO
Majority for McCann G1l.
sEvEETEESIH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. -
John NJ Reed. U.-.... 40 Henry W Genet Id !.J
Sidney p. Ingraham, D.l2ii Maj. for 1ngraham 2l
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-04

s
T,umsa Dem) - msjorl'y. rrnpkln w Gllcy ls
therefore. probably elected To the Assembly.
ONTARIO COUNTY.
Geneva "a Democroiic majority
sEShcA COUNTY.
Seneca Tal.. ~ Democratic maJoriyi Waterloo, 50
Dem. md. Fayetic 80 Dom. maj Tyre. 10 Union
mai Junius. Union maj. Union gain. io
oTWFGo COUNTY.
p o,weso CITY A. T. Goodwin. Dem is chosen
saassraei i-pepcv 30. 81, John, - sena,orv sSI-
Bailey U'niol) "a Williams (Dcm)' 80. Assembly
-Back.slcc, 9Ji. Ferry ODom.) 2nl
cHEyANGO COUNTY
First Disirict-Sumucr. roo Union majority. -
Sec nd Dstfici-Bullock so Union majority. MI
Jullnnd. .or senator. has 900 Union majority; ,.
81 Unlon majority. Lippi for Assembly, has 1l'
nion majority. 49,. ,,,,.,
Senator.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Waisrtown-t'no majority 100. gain, 81
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Oglcnsburg-Uno gain. 10
MADISON COUNTY.
Town of LcnnoN.--ln three Districts heard nom the
Union majority IL 1885, gain 100
ONEIDA COUNTY.
Rome-2eO Democratic majority; Union gain ls5 from
Utica City-Dcmocraiic majority on Secretary Of
Oneida County viii give about 1000 Union majority.
gain Of 80.
a. II. Weaver Dem.) is elected to the Assembly from
the First District.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Goshsn-st John has l27 majority For the Senate.
tho Democratic candidate has ia majority. For the
| Assembly Woodward (Dem) has 100 majority.
IIamptonburg-St. John. 80 majority. Democratic
Senator IS majority. Woodward (Dem.). for Assembly
% majority.
ALBANY COUNTY.
| Shafcr Dcm.). Senator has nearly 200 majority.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
As far heard FROM Columbia County gives 1913 ma
jory for the Democratic State ticket. Tho towns to be
heard from will Increase II To about 800. The whole
Democratic County ticket elected about the sumo way.
Akin iDcm) for Senator. has 20 majority In the
| county.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Seven towns give IA Union majority Of i0l. Union
County ticket. including Member elected.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Decrpark Township-Law's majority for Senator. l3i
Union majority on State ticket a. Union gain, III.
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
| Cocheton-Demooratic majority about 800. Union
gain. 40.
SCHUYLER COUNTY.
Schuyler County complete gives 7ls Union majority
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
Town Of RAmnpO-Distrlct No. Union majority,
H. Wcstcpclt elected to Assembly by nine majority
Ciapp to the Senate by ~ majority.
ERIE COUNTY.
| Town Of Brant, IL Democratic majority
CAYUGO COUNTY.
Seventeen towns out Of twenty four give n Union
majority Of 2U6 and Union majority OF JsJ over last
year. Tho towns to be heard from viii increase this
| M joriiy To 200.
| Stephen X. Williams Unon) Is elected Senator from
the 18th District by large majority Close and Robin
OU nion) are elected to tho Assembly by large mJ
Oritics.
] City VI Auburn giyes IA Union majority
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-04
Cost an0 fcnn6.

y OsT-An old GENTLEMAN, named J,,,.S JC,n,JS
nIrpUY gray hair white beard dark eloh'ts Wsrrins
- mind len his residence in Brooklyn on ss in Phia.
s4his Any one tndiug lin aud fepoiuns seconJ door
Poice station OF u, his residence, ehmo,s,,led
south II De kalb ay brooklyn. viii DC teWa.~,~~
&SO REWARD and no Sas@Ss. aaesSISlsS 81 sSs scs
Sa. 3D. been stopped Payable to Il HR,PHRfL iIf
coupousoa. Applyto No l05 willam-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-04
Rcpublicnn Victory in Hannibal, Mo.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, Nov. g. le63.
In the city election Of Hannibal, Missouri,
Yesterday the Republican ticket was elected by large
majority n F. Greene was elected Mayor
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-04
Wiscousin.

MlLwAiKEE, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1863.
The City OF Milwaukee gives Palmer, Dem.,
for Governor, COO majority; Union gain. 200 Scat.
terng show large Union gains all over the state
The Republican majority in the State Will probably
reach 1900.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-04
yIichignm.

DETROIT Tuesday, Nov. J, 1863.
! Barker, Dem., was elected Mayor to-day BY
about 800 majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-04

OsT-On Tuesday Evening" NSx; %vr, = i1oS o,S. for
the Eiah Avenue Hotel "o ,,. In the iaslde; mum;
the s"e%n and V,GPS Ps The be. oS!S WaSs to s ss
Of ioS viii be- paid ion the return o, ss asked
of tho F.ilh Aysnae uotel si@ w 9"''"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-04
Boston Weekly Bank Statement.


The following is the statement Of the banks
of Boston for the past week:
C,ua s,ort $33 23I .0p Due 10 other banks 33 200
Loans and Discounts. 20 i9 00 Deposits. 3oI.sM
spece............. f3fl, 90 Circulation. StWW
Due m. oth.y banks. - 2s .D10I
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-04
MassACHUsETTs ELECTION.
Great Union Gains.
hto The y. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch 10 The " Y Tribune.
BosroS Tuesday Nov. 2, 1863.
In ll9 towns Andrew has 25,0OO majority.
He is elected Governor BY soooo Boston gives him
2 500 plurality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-01

Amssean) has esen xrc,ss ons mile 4 fsnsu - Ne
Now BAG sHAnRock Ma of from New Yogk, before
ported overdue, arrived At Gibraltar 4thtnst
BRIG Youso Harry Enems, New Orleans was totally
lost about LIST ns near The mouth OF the RIO Grasde Al
hands saved.
scRR MARY ALcE--r.eser,oa, n r.. March 81
The Mary Alice before reported ashere South soa
at New Inlet yet undanAgel but Is badly situated being
nearly bare 81 low to heavy ~ ~ high
cheons niolasscs and little fruit shipped from Porto
Rico BY Mccormack, and consigned 70 Dwight NYork
The schr Rebecca 10 chartered BY aSca OF underwriters t
receive her and 10 HYok Tie vessel s Of
$50 tons register built Machas Ne. and owned by
Dwight Surces and James King, NYork, and command
ed by Capt William Brown. II the reman calm few
days all may be saved; but storm sets In all must Do
lost. They win commence taking cargo to-day.
scHR FERGUSON, from Boston for Baltimore, before
reported ashore struck bar OF Falcon mot Falkand
Island, Gulford C night Of 25h, and knocked hole
through her, On the nth the cargo OF apples potatoes
had been mostly taken out md thought the schr could
be saved with good weather.
ScHR MINHEBAHA, 1903 tons, old. built at Buehil
and owned In RocklaDd has been purchased by Lucas
Oakes OF Kennebunkport, for $1,000. cash.
james Kelley Of East Dennis for about $780, and win here
STEAMER CIrToS Of the Staten Island ferry has been
LAuNcH-Wil be launched Stony Brook. Ii. Thurs
day. April at 10 AN, from the yard of Bayes. hne
substantial soop Of 100 tons not yet named
Ing, and to be commanded BY Capt r Wells, of S b.
Marine Total Losses and Disasters Re-
ported I'm March. 1853.
From record kept by l. H. Upton, Secretary Of the As
Yean Shipmasters Association have compiled the follow
ing list Of total losses and disasters for March, 1885,:
TOTAL LOSSES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-01


Before Hon. Judges sutherland, lngraham and cerke
me HanAaaam Gas LigM Company, APpeiso"a' a.
OAorJn Ety. RespoHSenI-By the Court, susheriana tr
Ths action was brought 10 recover The sum Of $57s %
gas supplied H. g. Croker from the 10th January
1885, the 18th Of February $780, and for rent Of meter
during that time The act hon was brought against the
defendant surety. me complaint alleges that Croker
applied the pants TO be supplied with gaslight and
meter and that Charles Fly became and was surety for
payment by the said H. s. Crocker for an sums which
might be due and owing by him for gasight and meter
furnished thereto The insists upon the
statute OF frauds defence the action and as fur-
Their Defence denies that the plaintiffs from the Goth day
of January 1850 IN the 18th day OF February 1860 sup
Piled the said Croker with the quantity OF gas mentioned
with any gas whatever with any meter as IN COM
plant stated And the defendant alleges IN the answer tnat
the plaintiffs did not supply Crocker with any gas ater the
9Th dny june 1862 that before the date last aforesaid
Croker ceased 70 be proprietor OF the Gramercy PARK no.
tel and that that time the gas had been furnished 10
c. W. Woodruff who then became the proprietor OF the
hotel Il appeared trial before the referee, and the
referee found matters OF fact that Crocker paid Tor all
the furnished for the Gramercy Park House from the
time OF the execution of the written instrument mentioned
the complaint the month OF June 1862 that in June,
1850 C0cker ceased be the occupant and landlord or
said house. when Charles w. Woodhn succeeded him. On
these the referee to the conclusion that the
defendant liable the gas claimed in the COM
plant, assuming the legal validity Of the defendants
agreement set fort in the complaint.
The Judgment Of the referee affirmed.