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photographic.
Up to2 O'Clock. A. M.
Stuart EnrOute for Maryland.

In THE FIELD, VIRGINIA, Oct. 19.-1es'
terday reconnaissance was made by Col.
Chapman and portion Of the lst brigade
of Buford's cavalry division, composed OF
the 9Th Ill. and 5th N. Y. cavalry regi-
ments. Col. Chapman visited Chantilly,
Aide and Dranesville without discovering
the enemv. 1t was discovered that Stuart
with his cavalry had passed the day before
in the direction of Aide and yesterday to-
wards Leesburg. 1t is believed that they
are enroute for Maryland.
1t was aacertained this morning that
the rebels were building fires along
the Railroad track from Manassas
towards the Rappahannock, thus destroying
the rails and rendering the road unit for
use, and also destroying all the bridges
along the route; it is almost conclusive
that this movement of Lees is ruse to
deceive Meade by leading him to expect
raid on large scale, while his real design
is to keep Meade from advancing his forces.
The rebels in the meantime are hurrying
reinforcements to Bragg.
The Richmond Sentinel of Oct. IL says:
We understand that in consequence OF the
British Consuls relative to foreigners en- !
listed in the Confederate service, the Pres
dent has felt it his duty to dismiss them |
Ill from the Confederacy.
A Washington dispatch to the Herald |
avs Col. Lucius Fairchild, I'd Wisconsin
regiment, was to-day made Brigadier GEN
raj, for gallantry in the battle of Gettys-
burg.
The Tribune has the following important
in its editorial columns:
We understand upon authority from
Washington, which we deem trustworthy,
hat Gen. Rosecrans is about to be removed
rom the command of the Army Of the
cumberland. His successor is not yet pub
cly named.
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of the Border is extended - as to embrace
the entire State of Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.-The steamers Anglo
Saxton and Sunny Side, with two hundred
and fifty bales of cotton, arrived yesterday
The Memphis Bulletin af the 18th gives
additional particulars Of military operations
on the Memphis and Charleston railroad.
Our force at ColIiersville was less than
| five hundred, and without artillery, and was
commanded by Lieut.. James, of the Sd q.
s. cavalry; he, was . member Of General
Sherman staff; and not Sherman himself
as was previously reported. Opposed to us
were eleven regiments ander command Of
Chalmerson and Richardson, numbering, it
is said, 5000 men, with nine pieces of artil-
lery. Our loss was fourteen killed and
ninety-four wounded and missing. The
rebel loss about one hundred aud fifty.
During the pursuit of Chalmers by Col.
Hatch, the latter came up with the former
at Ingraham's mill, three miles south,
where after two hours fight the rebels were
dislodged from a very strong position were
their guns had been advantageously posted
and their infantry we'll covered. The po-
sition was carried by Col. Phillips brigade,
the 7th Illinois and 7th Kansas leading
charge. The enemy lost upwards of fifty
killed and wounded, and then retreated 80
miles south to Talehatchie, where they
took strong position near the little town
of Wyatt were deep trenches had been
made entirely around the town and rein
forcements had arrived. The enemy occu-
pied the river side with thirty-five hundred
to four thousand men and nine pieces of
artillery. Col. Hatch had about two thous- |
and and two hundred men, two brigades
under command of Phillips and Col. Mar.
riers and eight pieces of artillery. In the
centre the enemy made two desperate
charges on our right and left which was re
pulsed with considerable loss, they leaving
their dead in our hands.
Night coming On the battle ceased, but
about 9 o'clock Col. Hatch charged on the
town and drove the rebels panic stricken in
the river and across the bridge, leaving in
our hands about three hundred rifles and
,eventy-fve prisnn.is. The town was af-
forwards burned During the six days
lighting and skirmishing from the battle of
Collierville to this last affair, there has
been about six hundred rebels killed, large
number taken prisoners and considerable
quantity Of arms captured.
Little Rock advices of the 18th say the
rebel army is scattered in every direction,
Ind an extraordinary revealed Union sen
timent has taken place among the people.
Over a thousand men have joined the army
1T Little Rock.
The people are coming in daily and ia
z..ng the oath of allegiance.
The officiol report of the capture of the
Confederate steamer in Red river do not
liffer materially from the accounts already
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Grant Assumes Command.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 20.-Maj: Gen. Grant
assumes command of the armies of the
Ohio, the Cumberland, and Kentucky, with
plenary powecs. He left for Nashville this
morning, to assume the direction of affairs
at Chattanooga.
Gen Thomas takes command of General
Rosecrans' army the latter being ordered
to Cincinnati and to report to the Adjutant
General at Washington.
Gems. Garfield and Steadman arrived to-
rived tonight.
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THE ROBBERY Enthusiastically alter
noon John Heishbauch and Josheph Gin
mick, charged with stealing the valise be-
longing to Mr.. Felix A. Ogel, of Noble
county, Ohio, had further hearing
before Alderman Duty. The evi'
dence was deemed sufficient to warrant
the detention of Heishbauch, and he was
sent to Jail for further hearing before the
Circuit Court. Gimmick was discharged.
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Gen. M,Neil Relieved.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 2O.-Gen. Schofeld has
issued an order relieving Gen. MNei oil
the command of the District of Southwest
Missouri and placing him in cammand OF
the District of the Frontier rice Gen. Blunt
who is ordered to report at Leavenworth.
Gen. Sanburn takes command of South
West Missouri, and Gen. EwiDg's District
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2o.-There is probably
no truth in the rumor that Gen. Meade is
in hot pursuit of the rebels or that they
have retreoted beyond the Rapldan.
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Gov. Seymour's Proclamation.

ALBANY, N. Y. Oct. 2O.-Gov. Seymour
has issued proclamation saying that as the
President has called for 1900, 900 volunteers
it is the duty of all to see that our armies
are filed by voluntary enlistments; and that
the President advises the citizens of the
several States that if the quota assigned is
not filled, a draft shall be made for the
deficiency, to commence on the 5th Of next
January.
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A NUMBER of Federal deserters were sent
to Columbus yesterday, several to Wash
ington City, five to Grafton and one to
Ma ,tinsburg.
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ADMITTED TO THE BARI, q. Collins,
Esq, yesterday appeared in the Circuit
Court and assumed the necessary oaths to
enable him to practice law in this State.
Mr.. c. is an able lawyer, and will prove a
valuable addition to the bar. Success to
him.
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AFLoAr-After night and over half
day of hard labor, the workmen at the boat
yard yesterday afternoon succeeded in get
ting Capt. Booths new boat out into the
river. and she now awaits her machinery.
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False RumOFs.

HARRISBURG, Oct. 20-There is no such
information as that spoken of in Philadel
phia despatch concerning purposed rebe
raid into Pennsylvania received here. The
whole report is believed to be canard.
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FIVE DEsERTERs from the Confederate
army we're Yesterday tur.ed loose from the
Athenaeum and sent over into Ohio, where
they are expected to remain till the war
ends
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. THE BRoUGH1TEs of Bridgeport and Mar
tinsville last night celebrated their late
victories BY torch-light procession, fire.
works, etc.
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Break in a Canal.

EAsroN, Pa, Oct. 22.-There is a bad
break in the Delaware Division Canal, five
miles below Easton, which it will take two
weeks to repair.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-Rumors are rife
that the military authorities here are ma
king preparations for the transportation OF
batteries, in anticipation Of another raid into
Pennsylvania. This needs confirmation.
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The young man who asked the daughters
hand, and got the fathers foot had the con-
ISOLATION of knowing that his wooing was not
bootlsss.
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Rebels Within One mile OF
Chain Bridge.

WASHINGTON October 19.-Yesterday
Whites and Mosbys guerrillas, numbering
about 1000 men, came down from Aldie,
near Chantllly, and taking the Frying Pan
road succeeded in getting between our ar
nv and the defences. One gang came down
within a mile of the Chain Bridge, and
fred into the rifle pits of one of the forts.
Several officers were captured, together
with six men of the 18th n. Y. Cavalry, and
a umber of wagons, &c.
Our cavalry was sent in pursuit, and
overtaking them brisk fight ensued, in
which the rebels were defeated and driven
with considerable loss.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20.-Sales to-day
amounted to S2,364, 400, the largest sale
since May The foreign demand is steadily
increasing.
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Lee Retired Beyond Bull Run.

The Secretary of War returned this
morning from his interview with General
Meade, at his Headquarters in the
field The military authorities
here have not reached any positive conclu
sion as to either strength or position of Lees
army.
Our cavalry finds the enemy in every di-
rection, but their main body has been effec:
tually concealed. One opinion entertained
is, that Lee has retired behind Bull Run
Mountains and falling back towards his en-
trenched position On the Rapidan. But by
some of the most experienced officers here
it is believed that the principal part of hi;
infantry has been sent in the direction o
Harper's Ferry and Winchester, which is
now covering and supporting another extern
sive cavalry raid into Maryland and Penn
sylvania.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, Oct. l9-EveniDg Gold
is lower and unsettled, opening at 494, and
advancing TO 504, closing quiet at 484 to AZ.
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ruyHE xbo,esalesalins Department up stairs eompn
ses a complete assortment Of all goods, to who
Cash Buyers Special atseaon is directed prOnisn
them bargains.
~ ls7 Main street,
sew s.- Wheeling, ". Va.
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$50 AND $50 SUGAR MILLS.

Tust received from the factory full supply Of these
y very dexirsable Sugar Mills, az fully warranted In
PRYOR 4 FROST.
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vet,rsn, ~ s"i'. pri-r'o th, nh N J.rusrr also
.o .ue usc' az snv psrton eul ~ins IN the m sr,ns
80 q ~ s'si sts.e, slsu receive IL .um Of
w, hrnfrsf soi ar. Rs sscted.
~ thrn.H. ,uuIo0 regarded he policy ef psy,as
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,Spsn1,et, az AL hoW ions-lu me ps,pl. tesr
.~n-Ne ~ sutd.hff h's shall - tsnder these burd.n,
et.i r'sf ~, n 30 g.. h.e nt ~ that - mus.
- isf az io. a dtsit, sud th.r .tIds ~ u Tho
uft ro e're &" 'hts de,isiau he batter IA s,il 10
ne' nE e'aIi ~ 90 "a 50 tn Iugh thsfr -. rncpe,
W ,'"-h p'ouiIoa thst ss sE.v hot sbAt 10 DO silh
Co-.u. Pa nted N.hs s.-.,or tn,. -hv,
', ~ tH' diAii 'tII.4 10 pr1'ice asufctsLk number
'' N ~, tt"fe v " ro' auo'her ordered
NJ testtuirr ars~eft fti ttst ht ~. arthsri fft
'F W ~ sft b. became ne dsuoefas a, ,d,
~ IN a. uterHs' eel ~ u IghtsItNc rcrps fhs fhe
~ N.fn M az "a 4 fhtenet, 3 u vhsn Il s.s seen
nv M Ncple we're uct al fsh,eued, the ,fd tsi
.p'N.i dIoit maine fs .a 20. voluutars Iscruuns
AZ ~. mfa
NN'on stkr"r r'sirsi ths n.ecs.itv Of .rsrci..
~ teA1 z "a via regard 20 The ssyletiou ~ be
ir'a uIt nst =, must tcep our plsdsss made 10
sn' 90 r1.n. 4le "a IN favor ~ ihe cofnuiutat,n
c,'' sad - he ?. -ent 1f i,a hcuptis. pro coed
y latf ln'.. tt'd ve -uli not f.l oat a N 20
w eo1s'-irt, totr. There -cf. three nitIlona n
u'n theot 70 dr.u ~ ths f3e. snd o( thi,n -r t,r
On y. 50. -. Dc . sigt of l,' draft, but 4.teC
ooud oe hrour-t mo me hcil " tht ant n. emo l.
70 zee tsscn, md out of tA rBrnb, II M 2VpCu
adjourned $40 wv" ''''
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Tho Wav 10 the Sotthvrst.

-. foo,s, D'e "A special to tbs nypoosAr
ds'sd Fo.t Smith. Art., 'oth, ,ay,: An attack ".
rsds on the outIotts of Fort Gibson, bv standpstr
v1th . force stated ., 1900. He -as reru,.d ard
ss back. tsfinr part ~ ti, foroe sc-o,. The Ar
fsnass, btow For Gihsop, moving Nor beast
The I'd Wisconsin Cavalry has lu,t returned fror,
. sur-eisful feonnnoItance ,outh~trd They were
v,,hln tteen milss of IL, Rcd River Finding ~.
n'ry had changed their position sirre the ls,i Al
v,pe', they we're unable 20 cceed further Thcit
return Sas constant ski sli,h for over leo
nilss, stronf bodies Of the enemy being ro.,
~ ell the eross roads to intsrrs pt n, IN
Thsr cut their va thioush in somr plaees, and
ev,ted cthcr hosts By taking hind mountain p,es
Their les Is trifirg Among the prisoners TAX n n.
ths notorious Handy Lane, Who boasts hAving Killed
100 Jniou citizens with hs own hands A c1nl.
nurieaton Of the Choctav chief, hc'urtsin, ,ay.
bt CT octsss vii not raloin Cooper lie desires ~
INTERVIEW With hessiA and SAY, the uit. 10 ei,-
pe,sd for pssee
rciro, DEE. 81, -kenphi, papes Of tho 10th report
Tvins bands Of sueTTilre srarnins a The Interior
Of Nst Ttnnrssse, plunternr krn mAlt eating
citizens. Richardson has rssur- ID operations N his
oil hsupt. He cOmmauds snout so0 men, rho so
Of ut contsoitins Without reference 90 sSc.
iorrs,t 10 at ia won, Tsuu, With frrCe reported
G 900, which Is prohshly much oI.is.rs, Z. An
chcr ssns, under h.uF', - oGe-s;ing neal lrien
fep9t hmoug those con i.cAtsd 10 II. l.. Prlldy.
formerly ,ditoi ~ the " rlrh'. aErvs'
.Hnaf, il.r. 81 \ reTart lrevsti.tAst force
o. suh guerrlis sre p'eps re 20 move through
Pouud Gsp lur Arad througl iDr eastern pu!t,on ol
lie ~t,'e. Tho TCl,s concentrating 1f d, pur-
T. of making raid on ;He LoGisyil.e Aui N,.4'I.e
k.il,old,
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nut street, PhiladslIhis and Hrsl 4 Brady. ~
Ann street New York.
A new seusasion, novel, clever. ssd full q ts-
cid.nt by the prolific suthoress Of "Ausars r!sJd"
and other popular worts.
Esrrsr LIvoop. By Mn. Caroline IL - 66sstE.
Pubshod By T \. Ps'ersnu hothsr, 20 Cbeee.
nst street, fhilsdsiphia Aad r 4 hssays ~ Aas
street, New York.
Tho vsryips feelings and incidents OF domssio
lie fovnn III. sablse, ofthh interesting novel which
is veil worthy Of psrussl.
tn, K-rcs,-ocsr., Jan. 1854. psblsAAS u -
PARK Rov, Ssv Iort- -.
Under ire genial =. viving ishusnes ef HT. 0At-
Iorp CuAHns, "old Knict" oommsness The Hs~
Year with humor and psshos suitable y ths sss-
son.
ora UAurv GsAvss-wHAr ~ PLAux HOY -
PLIrr, TsAIs IrD MAnAen Tmnn- ~ D.
Knovltou. TarIytovn. Pnblishsd - Csotao -
baker, % Park Row, New York.
A practical work, easily undsrssood y farmers
,rl s-n.,surs, to whom 10 vli prove vsiusSls
assistant in ,hs culture Of grape vines.
Trl hrt,~rIc NoSTnLY. January. 1854. TleknW .
FieG., H,.ton; II. Dexter and Sinclair Tesssys
NtH York
Acapral nuiab.r, crisp. hearty and brsst.g - 3
~iu..r lnurl.n. on iue hills. . -.
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PGHLY IMPORTANT REPORTS.
DEATH OF LOyGSTREET.
his FORCES SJRROrNDFD
DISASTER AT CHARLESTON
The Iron CIads in a Bad Fix,
'wc More Monitors Disabled
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
TIE RECRUITING QUESTION
Conseripts vs.. Volunteers.
&c. Ae.. Sc
The Iron CIads in a Bad Fix,
!wo More Monitors Disabled
Tennessee.


i'',4c1, 6p, De-. 81 Gen. sbiehlsfo,d NJ. a.
'-'so htre IN bis vsv homs 10 lsr pi.if. c-,,,
e'.'' IN The 18Th instant rseh,tts
WE eomnsoesd CO ne ii. ilst a. o'slacl. and n
s''sd nn'il dart Gen. es.-sefsri e.ii th- rrop- A
NM 'hn 'ms, -hen hs vi;hdr.v sith 20. of on.
sencisd and hfy - t-o hundred thl.I sud ,ouud-
Our fotees -s-. eoncsntf''ine Al RAT. Cis.
eeso' rhsn Gen. shsotleford EFT
syco~r nfsr.-D7
'pnh-1ord Cop. Dsc Is Gen. Iors-,r.., d.
sso ne srny on Monday. IAN, one ~ n.Nns a.
s'"ef on Reans station, .nd IN. other t Kelly.
tora The desisn being ~ cu, "a Cen. shse,lefetd
sns o"er. movement ~ Geo Fsr.ro fr,,trst,A
uersn. HEAVY trins -, he.-d ,e.etda-. I7th.
''eeu rsse.sll srd Church River Fts-,ior,sf
e'h' '-sr Lorss,recf o. .... and that hn Jo-as.
60 r-rbuis s.rro.ro,d
S-1-sss sr,-rp,v-
't1'innd' p, Iec o. TIE Cosvrr-...'. 4i,-,.,h
N''d 1871, "y'' ad-cs, from Enor.il. r.rr..n,
'-''-'h' 'ns 7uis, in 'hn dreeuon Iors,,r.e, h..
'e'ornsd N BIT 'sr tis ,rpro,sd 'or tha rurro..
~''ot'rins 10 W,;ufa Nallsr - -,tN ~. Vie. ..
rov,nf INTO North Caroline. G,nersi Poster b..
snbf'h'd h. h',dqasr'sr, a, Rnorvills.
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pRoOKLYN.

Tvs coSNcs CouscrL met yesterday. ms
mco.ysd corporations of nrcskiyn. having Refuses
n rs- their tsIss fos isss upon sseh psrss Of thsts
capital snd supplies - are invested IN UnftfS
sis'e. securities, unlaas the City sDd County ytlv
pledge themselves TO refund tho zane n eAse tbs
courts Of AZ finally deeide sueb ts1es - b. illegal.
resolution sss pssssA givinS the requife3 ptedsc:
eome routine busness vas usnsscts1s and ne boArS
al diourusd for . week.
BioAMv Mr. Charles A. nureh vas ohAe>
= betore Justice Adams With bieamy. Beth ytyss
.rsssn, IN Court. Held 70 ansvss u el1oo
Ius MrrnopoLrrAH rAn.-At . prelrnf-
mary meeting held o. saturday aieht Ct ths Poly.
II, IN, srss sir 10 he opened on the SSd d hs hen
sht Of the Sanitary Commission. ths sam q UJs,'os
vss subscribed.
THl FAxors PRI,R fBrEnnory was yss-
tsrdsy put IN commission u the Brsskly. Navy Ysrs
- q thorough man-of-vr having gone tAroasA ths
proesss Of .eonverion" II ths most ssecsesful man
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The Gusbeas Dayusa, ro, Bio vc RI

HaSh'nctor- DEE. 2l.-A di.pa'oh has been received
~ the Navy Department from Admiral Lee, dated
vesteSdsy, saying There 1. no truth IN the ,umo,
"ss des'ruetion Of the Gnnhos n. .yrsht nv the r-b
s'e'tsnss near Wilmington. She 10 n Bssufor,
er.l'as"
h7huno'e. DEE a. A letter rem 80 oreer ~ n.
Ssvstnne state ds.sd the 9th inst ~ wir,iurton.
-ssa TO sllssion to the Daylight .Ssir. -hioh sup
eeun'edy unf,undet Tho isr,r SAYS. TO On,
tnoslsdse only two vs.'eb h,,. attempted 70 run
h' blockade recently, and on. NJ th. t.o "a, driven
sshsre end dsstroyst
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bd'tnet'n, nfe a NJ justice w.,r. '>ds-
delivered 80 og ION of he supreme Court - the
'ited s',,e' d.sm1int ne wit ct error suse ont
b. Judge E>o's,st In tho less tender e,,, ~ tho
r'uri ga, 'he deere IN ~ 'hs state Court ~ >e.
f,rt haviaf ben ~ sv-r of 10, c'rsiitl,ionstv n
ihe ls~ The s'7'sre Cc--t =. - n.isdirti'n % te
''e ths' ds',r on The only -ods htfttc-s lr st'eh
tie question ear cone te'cr, 49, tocrt :, ty sppea
or ~rtt y error rom IN itsosn' - sr inferior
Clnn Il lha -nl..L st.ta.
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wULIAhsBUEGH-

4 LrNArIc AT LARof.-A young man
NAMED Jaosh Hanna. sssd -, vho has f0 snues
tim. pa.t isborsd unds. mid typs a iasanity.
,ho. himself ysterdsy shssnoon. IN houss IN
Bu,hv-eh avenue, Prookiyn, D. rhs iovcs pcr
tion Of his fsos vss blown svay- Hs ~ Ak0 -
the City Hospital
Drxp SUDDENLY -Mrr. Anue Z. Clayton. .vr>
AZ Edvin A CLAYTON. innbsv merchant II eapU 81
Grand And NTH streets, RYooklyn, D., d1ed q >
dspiy, Of spoplsIy. On sunday morning
ErsxrrIoS CLAIMS - RscauTrH0. - Ibs
p-svos, Marshal General hss srts.Asd the tHas sH
h.ndins IN claims for sIsnptioa. In the n Con-
sr.,,ionsI District u jan 8. 1ss<. In this distrk
during thu pAst too vssks. 1 volunteer hsvs hnD
an lietsd-
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.tu's csrri ption' fo' tIers, ~ ih.,.l tititsu.
shsi' g. .crve The r.r. l,,.-t - n, ~
tsrd 90 s'r rs~unsrv .Nittt - oNt,tn sshaiss
ihsr' fr'n ~ -" pfocur'ten n ,rb. 'utes On ihs
rsynsnt o. uol'y f'ov .dtd. hoscvsr. th,t AID
supst tution tuf stenl st.ou sha r,t..Isi fsr
a. testei N tl. 0rc'sn' for tro5't 10 tl. -.
shsre lac uud I. - csi "a. no. hssn tscu'ei
The uOuss Iht y So 'curu.d
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MARINE NEWS.
nR.L.l-suns S, Is1-Moen 8. O4Bs-GW. - N

HVou Vt1oS-1.WsVSgVO
CLEtRED.
sTEhMs TIP -Kn.ire, Hunter, Wsshtnstsa.
SHIrs -hneriesn EsrC, London; There's. q
Wnaiupls, Bnsio O1er, Antwerp.
BARKs fr-nk Levitt, Dublin; snsrssbros <. ID
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CITi GovssyMsyr. The Board of Aloe
Ndsrmss Frsusnt, the ehsabss Of tAs RoArA y"
drsset 10 nnoarniss.
.id. .suid s.ss sSsut ~ Al, y r.c.ir a. SS~,.
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49, .ss'ssr Ihs, sers for rssepsion: q ,olor,
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Tho Pssrd Of coup.,lrn.s also mel, A r...l.ao-
proposing 10 erect nosumsat 70 the lsts Aids,rsc
Tromsnt vss rsfsreA.
ton GRANTING kr. Middleton peil tie sse,usiss INV,
ten years. rAs Board adjourned !. wednesday
CAscALrns.-Ths body cf usn ~hos-
name 10 urpcssd to have ne, Samuel y ps,ssrs.
-s found yssterdsy Sca.ius IN the N-h River. a..
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THE COURTS
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euit-rkrt l-Calssdar unohAnled Part I'D
iouro~s without dsy. Part s.-Adcurnd vtthcu'
day
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Tp BIspsY wu,IAss CAss-rhs sur srt~ c1us
yssterdsy 80 crowded ~ uenbsrs ef shsatzseal ssd
literary eifees, TO witness the thai IN ths sass ot
Henry c. watson sst. nsruasl OYlAhsssy. ethAs
wise known ~ Barney williams, 10 rseoveR dan asss
for ALLEGED sssault The p,ainti6 vhe b eouAsnf
Cd With riAyx eL,ia ILLueTsAfsp NlvA stAtss
that 10 october isst be vss st Irvtng Hall e ths
pn rose Of .rl,,as report, mst " wtlliams thsra
who entered into cosvvrNatior With hin. ksNN snoe
sAs made 70 . VISIT Of " Watson y r.. Wiihsns
elared had been committed on that eoessim By beth
.rprDs r sns a. .s.S sonent r. wNssm: sSSs :srues
hin, violent sisv y the eye sne,hsT e the ns.A
sey' own ,videnes.l that be vcnll hee hin sy.,y
t,r,e he met him The Jury retired and. Botvtth
It. ndins an eloquent sddres Of NJ. bss1y fos ~
dsfendsnt- returned . verdict for the plai1ti6 IA
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