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NV No9X. Nov. ~ 1854
The receipts Of cattle At the different market, of
this city during the last week we're NJ follows:
Bccve,, 74iJ; Co~s and Calves, 9; Neals, 1885
Sheep and Lan.h,, 25,5l2, swine, 94y13
Despite the heavy main on Sundav night aud N.
continued rain on Monday which ordinarily would =.
fuence the market ssalnst drover the better rrade,
OF cattle have been advanced from the quotation, VI
one ueef previous. fi-t-quali'y heeve. are selling
&c higher than last week, and Monday. more cat.
tie we're sold ut sc per h. for the net cvt Of beet
than had been soi at that pice during any dsy fol-
several ~eeks his Ia probably owing to the small
supply VI extra cattle AZ ards inferior grades the
prices VI last week viii serve for to-day IT, mes
duim 70 good are bringing l5alic, and coumon 10
medium, 2al5c Ter b.. while some Of the thiuy,,,,
s,eers and heilerr, aud VI the scaliwsg Ord.i
have sold "a low a. saiOc
eru.-1his branch fthe market opeu,eJ IN Nor
dsr ait c.osGti Yards one pen alone tBrou uius'.,
CONTAINING LOO be d, with 1900 more 10 arrive thi,
NreN' which VII nkc the number $500 Ia excess Of
nc hitlest luu % ever le'oie reported Ia . single
s'rf. Prices. NJ I'm gly lower rangi np from
Gems, TO- OtdinsiN, - sc Tor the best IAmbs afe
Sug e.: a. -a9c, aud a., In better demand than Old
-bstpl
SwHe Tint, marfet ia dull and prices tend down.
Whu. 3uoi hos are quoted a. lfal3cts. live Neght
Nun - u.s. Ih,fC hns teen no CHANGE in M.
quoted at hdH- %, good AZ f4OA%GU, and tOuIf.oL 10
medium, from - 10 -ii.
Wat Cdiyes -lhis branch of the market also IL.
mAus uuehrufe' tCth "a regards price and tone
"" guote ps.me calves at llslye., common at Iayc,
eel .sius, nc.
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Baltimore, Nv 20. The correspondent, o. ,le
BatiDore AMERICAN under ds5s OF Annapolis i.st
evening says; Two Of the eIsi vessels coupris.us
Col. Muliord's fee, VI transports arr we'd here to.
day, with the paroled men from savannah. Tho
steamers Atlantic, Cap, Gray, and lie Blackstone,
Capt. Berry the former having on toard ol9 living
skeletons and eight dead bodies Sine others
buried on the passage. Such was the wretched
state Of these poor men that our surgeons were
themselves appalled, at the awful shit Not a man
Al ons the n,mter but had u bc aoni to the hosp.
tails many to leave them only for The graveyard.
The $50 on the Blackstone better condition,
and tnsie ne welkin ring they landed on ths
free shores Of rylsud. Surgeons Vanderbilt, aud
Parker, and their assistants, cviuced TIE deepest
interest in the poor follows aud are doug oil IN
their power " mitigate their suforings
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Exchange Of Prisoners stopped-Thc Sa-
vannnh Railroad Cnt.

Baltimore, Noe 2 The Annapolis correspond
evening as follows; ~The steamers Herman tiv-
in, 'gtOn and Weybossct have arrived with l,2i6
psrCled prisoners from Savannah. The Captain q
the Herman Livingston reports that when he
SAILED on the 26th shat the exchange u prisoners
hal ceased, as Sherman Lad cut Of the rAi'ro.i
lesd'ng from Savsnnsh snd had, II was thought
reached sll the balance " our men, ss he was
Ouiy .tout sx hours march from lhs s,,eE,dos
wlel the mgY who arrived In the Herman Liy.
nss,9n left them, though sn eiort vas beng
made Dy .he t.tels 10 .eud meu 10 FLORIDA
Washington, Voc ., The savannah DAILY
NE@s OF tie gSr las the following telesrsphic
news
Augustt %, AoV 22d The special train from
Daushoro reports that Nnedgsvle aud Gordon
we're captured yesterday The stsIc House, Gov
cru r's Mansion anu tue Peuiteuuary were burned.
den. Wayne holds the O-onee Bridge Nothing
frou Macon. Passengers ou the Georgia road
enemy sppear t. haze M gone 10 the dir eton oi
sllelsey.le aud Macon. tut nothing certain is
known.
Tue Augusta CONsI'r, ItONALtsI u Monday even.
ing SAYS that passengers by the Georgia road train
lsst evening reported that the Ocouee bridge, Eve
niles above Gordon, vas burned 81 noon yesterday
by small party Vi the enemy's cavalry, who re-
tired after they burned the bridge to their camp on
tie North sue u 1he river. Tie force Il the eue-
NJ ou this line Of ue road is esntnsted ~ l5,OOo,
advancing slowly aud cautiously.
The Governor u South Csrolins hs. ordered the
reserve militia Of that State to assemble at Ham.
burg.
Governor Brown. OF Georgia, has Issued PR.
ilsnauon making levy IN masse of all citiIcus
between he Ages Vi sixteen aud forty i've " serve
for forty days
,aps. Baker, VI the Hermon Livingston. says 1t
VAS reported before he let that sherman occupied
Macon that there were $500 Union pr soners at
Macon, gu the way 10 savannah 10 be e1chan. ,-d.
b,t the road being interrupted, they could not be
brought through Otherwise the exchange WAS
going u we'll
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DOMESTIC sAEKErs AID wnoLEsA LIZ rzIc ~ CURRENT
NV YoaH 3 rvRp.Y, Nov "a 1ss.
Cars, b--JavA lsaSO- 81 Domingo. 4tsll RI
10 s' ''-''' h'"'
Cato,, lb-nid Nav, orl.sn. IN. MA I-,I.,,
1 sO 49, MN SPN
Domestic goods, Va,d.-sLirtins. brovn s,.6
Do brh'd % kaO5, 81 ~ brown 6'sg9s hI.aehsd
59Sa65 Dnillng bfo.n GgL.-, DO LloaehsJ
-; Flannell a. cal ". sstinetA i5ai "
FISH cvt-Dry cod OOae 81. piet 40 hhI : "a
az % /: Dry sale SOFAS nJ. Piek salmon i N M.
tO ~, haekereL l. W BOAR %! HerTines -
las -
ohios TO IL II osiI 4. 1!"n"s.s. ~ IA issii r.
state, . 10 ,1, 5,ags5; Mlssouri 10 jSsit u
Canadian - y loa1l al. kv. uonT x 1,so VI 80,
mral~ai 70 : 10 BrHndv I'M. : KIN - ~"'A
FTuu-Ksisins, Sch ,,is5 ID: Is YER box. Z o,.
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From Washington,

u ht fnkiish PeHe Address prpsealsd al
WashinGtOD-lh -ews I'd Refuses 10 Re
ecive 1.-THE Rebel PLOT IN Sew York
City.
Washington, Nor. II About six weeks sQo,
Mr. Joseph Walker, 4 Manchester, England, A..
nved Ut Now York. banging with them the pe,c,
address u the subjects u Great Britain AMI Ire.
land with a letter iron sir Henry De Houghton 70
Governor Seymour, who declined formally to 70.
receive IL assigning ID a reason that it should be
given 20 the President Of the United States, tue lat.
ter being The only authorized channel OF Communal.
cation letwCen other tatons and the citizens q
Ne United States, and besides Gov. Seymour sad
las official pos ton did not authorize him
10 accept The address II behalf Of other States,
aud that II would be better u withhold the docu
ment until after the Presidential election, 30 as 10
avoid the appearance Of interfering with the can.
vass, Mr.. Parker coniormed TO these suggestions.
aud having arrived here last week, addr essed a
note TO Secretary Seward, stating that be had beer
deputed 70 tnis country 10 convey the address 20
hs people VI the United States and asked he honor
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The Released Union Prisoners.


Ioynsss AOayos. AoU 2i.-The ..eatners A
lautic and Blscks.one arrived this morning In
Hampton Roads, from the savtlnah RIVER, On,
With I'm rcie1 ed mon prisoners The remain lcr
u the feet, under Lieut.. Col. milford. are on the
way 10 Aun,po' - MI, that bong the place dcs-
tined for Their discmb1rk st.on. Tie total number
Of prisoners y ts trough; up b. t.c whole feet is
estima,el at 1000, ard, judging from te appear
ance Of hos' already received, mus, be IN =
dspIIrallc condition
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Washington Soc 25.--rle na.l-bost rom Gay
TJiut to-day brings nothing " special IMPORTANCE
from the iront eX-,p! TIE report Ihat - par, u
Iarly's force has arrived "a BIt'er's front
Wlsh nyton Not @.-Iaur resVvnd1-, WITH
Gen Butler scuas tLe !9ay".us
Headquarters Army OF The JIu,S Not % 49,
The fore known to have arryei lcrc lruu Esrly
.,,r,pr ses two divisions heraraN and one thor
Ilsu3, certain th0t these two DIVISIONS IT, all that
lave o. ,yed but that % All have AL M r'-stpu
4 ON.
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profaned BY the uncls.n swarm. Of blue brie.pd.

pfOiancu py TIE unciean sNhns W uiuo NR-rls
calling themselves soldiers VI the Union :" but
WHO, "a tie contrary, sitting a. c1rc IN Ter ne n
Own vines ard hickory trees have heard rom sfsr
ID tae hum and roar o. the n sLtr cor'tt, but
have actually felt il only in increased profits upon
eyeryth ng they produced fCr sale sieh popula-
lstlun has sometimes shown ftsolf Little luxe
warm, not 10 say iiuuatrl'e. BNt 'ei ths wave %
w k,c invasion sweep owe Ter ,herto peaceful
districts let the broad track o. dcsolston show
ts runs and ciuders " ere once was plentous
cheer, sud venture. en- opo.i'rg Nte-let the
wall of he houseess women au1 little ones te
heard ~, they wcnd Their way sou.hward-While
their hcrdi and focks are driven Oh nofthwM l.
am that roNou Ia god T. moderate ground thence-
orth aud forever. n the hing were possible (Dut
4 Ia not, We should expect ~ Governor Brown
ui Georgia. still stauncher Confederate than be-
torc-uow that his house has teen burned 10 tue
GROUND, with bis pictures furniture aud library.
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nroops Dispatched b. Lee 10 Oppose
sherman.

Washington AJr. % 1t seems probable from
Soneu' 's"t .lmors, tha, Lee has ispat- ed souAs
al his troops Il G0orgs.
The intelligence regoyoi by Hs ,}oyeru..ont, ~
telegr.ph uou Fortress Monroe, Hs morning,
1l,m the SlNU pah EErUmurAh, Is regarded ~.
h,shly favorable g. tue prosrsume winch Gea.
Sherman Is commanding
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03

Wasl instJn, November 2lst 1851
D,1- AdddM- I have been shown Ia the Flea 81
The Wa Department "a statement e the AjJuibnt
Gcucral Il MGesatl usr.tr, that you are the mother
Of I've f.us who have died u iousy on the hcid
Of hattie. feel how wenf AVID irnilc9s must lie
am wo'r # mine which eho' 10 attempt q brg'Iuo
you frgr. T. g ST. 20. 0 loss 80 overwhelming. nat
cannot refrain rom ~ ltrrug 70 You the cor y.
latipn that may pc found iu thr thanks u tre Re
pat thry tct 70 save. pray ttat our Heaven
W tatter may as'uago the anguish ~ your be
feNvturn', and leave you only the cherished nam
yrg - the lowest M lost aud tie solemn p-.dc that
must he you're g. hive 'a.d 90 e1B.ly sact ice
hior 'Nc N'ts. of freedom lOura e = SIN ctc'y
40 'rp'- .iuly, L.'e1.'
t. Mr. Is yh#. .flr Ma.
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GENERAL THOMAS.

LOui.sii.% ~. NOs, 25.-- kunlors prevail here,
which, i ned, wouh be contrabsnd, that Hoods
Amy, about thirty thousand strong. oue-third
cavalry. aud t1n baitenes u artillery, including
Inducements FROM Forrest sud Dick Taylor, was
marching On Pulaski VI wednesday. Hood will
either hght at counbis, or leaving Columbi.,
march into Fast Tennessee aud join hs force. W
those " Brectinrdge. II Is possible thai q battle
Was fought at Colunbis to-day A rebel Colonel
was killed IN y ssru.sh Yesterday. detachment
OF our cavalry pickeu were driven in within three
miles Of Columbia, When the rebels were repused
by our infantry.
On Wednesday OuIiorces withdrew from Pulsski,
and IL is supposed they will be Concentrated a.
Columbia. There Ia believed TO be danger "
Pulaski iOr the present. Gen Purbrijge, With hL
command, has arrived nj Cumberland GAP
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Hoods Army CONCENTRATING. & reai BATH.
nj Hand.

NashriHs, Tenn. NOT. 26.-H lod's army, mum.
herring probably 1000 men. have been for several
days past concentrating south OF COllnLiA Tenn
Our forces, IN the meantime, have evacuated Pu.
laski, Huntsville md Decatur, which places are
the hands II ,he rebels Our forces are near
and about Columbia, Ia Hoods front. They are
commanded by Gu. Thomss On the 94th Inst
some sever, skiruishing occurred, resulting In .
loss " the Federas OF a. Killed and wounded. The
rebel loss Ia situated at 254. Among the killed
Was one rebcl cobuol Large bodies OF troops are
herr mSssed 10 Hoods trout and soms heavy
hshung may be expected IN that direction In a few
days Communication by telegraph To Columbia
hss been interrupted since yesterday. There are
rumors In circulation thai there was heavy hght-
ing yesterday baween the opposing armies, but no
official adyiees u an engagement have Jet been TO
eeiyei
Nashri!ls, TesH, Nor. % loco . 7a.-Thers
has Iesn slnS1 diminishing between Pulaski and
Columbia for son, days. We have fallen back 10.
bind Duck river. Part q FORESTS forces have slsu
crossed the river, IA our right flank, aud are .lm.
ing 10 strike the rad in our rear Hoods main
srmy IS supposed he moying Oh the pike road
towards shelbyvlllesnd WarIAce.
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'Con,inusd from FIRST PdgsJ


GneJsi.LA 49,, sl,Ii.,-L. sr.t.us from the rgut
....o A-,... a. A.. I...te.ses p.a, Iopas.
40
tJro "a NV. 4'h thl q
4 yurt.4u ~ tHe i ms having b,cu r. iniorc0'
rleb "a G.fts4f.f. N.s ifru futdc NJ ID as to make
fore.,. q b.. ...i.. ,.trcno. 3 dangerous. Ou.
a,uv 4.s.I o.. Uut uan. SOLD cfs arc iestI .uto oi
sl.t.. l.....,t.. d.. ftlrr' our CAUSE IA Low In
AZ {. ... ....l. u.f. Us. a. ever before. owe
lutI,. .,.. .... lar 81 dcscrtIon4 md those
at4,.t. I.. h 49, This fs t-us sr4 " well
lun.I.. ..,I ,tt la therefore, no impfoyr "iy
ip mon. lt.ur 30 ir,ldt and relatives Hi s.Illrf9
a. home .N, r cir country l. rmu duty. 1T
1hcui r,1se -f.tu. tlAour. .r. lrttDf4 Let ~ .tn
coc1lr. yr their c9iutr, 4. defenders ~ OH IN tit
good w1rt and much foyer v.l BE- defe'ct %
tIe.r du.y sIyt..,pt l. CO.. Wa, cointHaAl
No. do. .t..i .f H.. yys,t.
,r.,...
'"' '''"'''N .'-'' " o." 49,.
Our la''Ht nn' mo-, ,I' '.' u,,roe and
.Jpes CotU,.cs o,,i ~ COM. iera ei.ay had eros
81 the O'u.,e -v'r At pam, y" ',''Iy s''en
80 ,,,i .,..,,. III. r-,rp,.,r 10 take Angus.
q, IN his rout, Zoo 'he Alau.ic .'nhparf. TIE enc
may NAV a'' 1000 80" "', 80. ~, 49, -
Du' u u' P.' a., ,.,,,.,co nftbe en..,.
$50 Ah '"' -, ..i, t.,, 4 tb,,, b., .r,.t,
tc''l' 'H' '.l.', q, . i,. -, ''. D. b. ,..,,.i
nl.'i 80 - ,, -, 81, ,,,,,.s,.'l ,,,.. il
| 80. y,uI,, no ri a.. I,,,,-
.ttnI tbs,1 .,',,si and Ss.iegt leader s.U h..
.n,tbi,,,d
Inc Alsnt'H '''ri'i' t'1' N.''i "' 'Ao ''' Cd.
Alter q careful sur,c, oi tAe Topography ,i che
country l,ius before s.lru1l. fHt Cd. uHrc Pc
must travel Ter, . hc ca slrisc 70 vita par a.
Abe difficulties tuat usiur,l. s.y,Hu un .r.'ir4 tg
army o. the KIND, Ne Hppfg. cad Av SERIOUS res do
Won Tue "''eu. IT.
Inc eoi'oi u'e' not ''h'', % I'd 7"e' ."'h ''
P'se " '''' "'-or' N'sN'.@ % ~-'-'' ''' ''' u"
Nc has been driven 10 bis c.Dni ovcmcut ty tta
forco Of eir,,iusta-rei hit I'D. Lea u,, ,f,...t.t
-,--,,
tefaclNs us ''I. L'i. ne Ii I"'nH tl' ''' 49,
Guon ana dcsy''l."h y. lA' ~ ,n'ts '.' when hr
e.. ne u'sV"euol ' N ''' N''n'a s"N
sh'cus nav" LeeH Lui' 'H.'Nf '.' 49, nos d."
i-Nvu " l ~ "" 10 '' ~ y" " ', '''N %.
eANut I.''.. A.' '' Nif army ',"I CT N' p''I
hS W.! '''I"'- '.t..-. Is .i."' u"' ''''r'H "'F'
Ahi Net,'''N.' I' . 100 '' "A't a. pie'-
-" .N' 3 Pot a" '''.' .. l'... j. ...- I. '''''
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I-,,n.,s h.,s,. 90. I.,t.,,
30. "
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ALe,trr from the PresIdrnt.

D. s,on, Noe. ~ Mrs. BiAby, The raeipsat II
the FLOWING letter from President Lincoln. Is a
po,r widow, living IN tie Eleventh Ward o. this
city. Her sixth 81, who WN -,vc,ely wounded
In recent l4itl', is now lying IN the Resdvle
Hospital
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" Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce.

NV ioHg "Wednesday, nov. -, 1864
But little change worthy VI special note, ha. beu
effected In the Produce Market since the date vi olr
last report. The hHlcyOn DAYS with which we vefs
aean to be blessed 'so confidently predicted by those
best versed In the mys,eiie. Of 6nance,l when Ia.
Presidential question had been disposed Of havtyet
70 dawn. and instead, IL appears that time to-
many months have operators In produce fot their v,y
uoie blindly, moved with moro caution in tranaeton
reaching Into the future, been es disposed 70 ope
rate hes ond immediate wants, than at present The
truth H. holders Of produce 30 seem " hay. much
confidence that gold III he kept down. Or that rae,
viii decline much lower, until an entirely different
equre 10 taken than that being pursued by tho
OoVeTumet which shall result Ia the stoupage OF the
use VI - much cunency, and resort to more taxes
AHG loans. ieope cannot he made 10 believe tLa:.
With constGnt ,ypGu sion VI the volume Vi currency
any permanent tall Ia gold can be expected lntl
somc such courle is plnuei these constant Auetus.
ions IN prices must be expected, sud the pie.ea, un
settled and derauged condition VI business and ~.
rAS zed trade, be submitted 10.
Butter has hecu Influenced by the huceuatou 70
gold during the past seek, rnd our guotai ons she's.
gain IL favor oi blyeTs OF from &c It. per pound
and this In despite Of the large amount retained
the country Tor speculative purposes. Eggs contlr
scarce, aud hnd Iesdy sale 81 iJaaSc All other
rleiies OF produce nearly quoted la out Last. ,
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From Tennessee.


Rebel OccIfeuGn OF Nhth'7p''N
Louisville, NJ, Nor..l.-lnc JotGNAi '1'tt-
~. that the Army Of Gonetal hood occupies
Nynypesuoro', Tennessee, from which he thhstei'
! o,l, Nashville and Patucal. That p'F''". 81 'r
-, comforting hiln, is concentrated aI F4iAsA
Paducah is being PLACED IN state d a"'1''
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ru trsl OF Colonel North and Aesr'' Jones snc
r,hn charged with acting ccntrI' u law 10 ne
o".' 80 ~ ,1,,s,n,ns New York ,'d'ers' votes wu
'.',., ~ - DsIors .hs VI = pses.ness
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FROM WARRINGTON.

speci, Dispatch to The " Y. Tribune.
WAsHINGTcy Thursday Oct. 10 1854.
IMPORTANT PAPERS CAPTURED on THE PIRATE
FLORIDA.
Among the documents captured on board the
pirate Florida the letter book Of the commanding
officer containing his official reports from the first of
this year and his correspondence with officials at the
several ports where be touched one OF the curious doc
uments thus brought 10 lih, letter rom NiceAd.
miral Uopc Of the British navy referring 10 case
where tie Florida had burnt an American ship which
was known to have taken out British papers only 10
protect itself The Yice.AGmirL states emphatioaly
British papers must under oil circumstances protect tho
vessel holding them aud announces that he has issued
orders 10 attack and capture any vessel ihat shall here
after DO guilty Of tho Fordas action Other letters IN
the book reveal tho constantly recurring troubles Of the
Pirate In getting food engineer, IN SUPPLYING itself
with Goals and IN making the necessary repairs.
letter written at Bahia tho day before Tho capture.
asks tho Brazilian authorities 10 have certain
repairs made for him In the Government Navy Yard.
One Of the official reports sheds light on tho fate Of
the Q. $. mail steamer Electric Spark captured on her
way from New York to New Orleans with mails official
dispatches and q very valuable assorted cargo. The
report says; my first intention 10 put In prize
crew and try 20 run into Wilmington but my great diff.
houliy was tho want OF competent 10 run her
engines. sent two Of our best frcmen aboard. but
they were totally incompetent. Under thess oircum.
stances deemed it best sink her. bur strove TO give
the passengers the idea that had carried her OH to
make tender Of her had run her into Whining ton.
Another letter transmits 10 Mason at London the cap.
ured dplomatlc correspondence with tho remark that
perhaps he may find 1t useful Among ths other papers
found on the Florida was the original letter communi.
eating the thanks OF Government FOR tho building OF
Red River Dam last Fall
MCCLELLAN To BIZ A SENATOR.
Friends of Mcclellan declare that the New
Jersey Legislature will elect him to the Senate.
One Of them. however. says no knows q reason why
Little Mac win not accept. to wit that he would then
have to loosen the dcothgrp with which he holds on TO
liz Maj0r.G onerals commission.
PERSONAL.
Secretary Seward has returned from Auburn.
Robert j. Walker has arrived. and rumor Is again
busy connecting his name with the succession TO the
Treasury Department aftor Secretary Fesssnden shall
have been reelected 10 the Senate.
POLITICAL RgJoICISGs.
a large eolcourse Of citizens thronged the
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NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

ATTACK ON DWELLING House By RUP.
FrANs.-On Wednesday evening three rnttans made an
attack on the dwelling house Of Mr.. j. T. >tiuman
merchant No. 2e0 SouthFiit-st. and fired voAeys %
stones number Of which entered the windows. There
were several ladies' in tie room al the tine who fore
tnnately csc sped Injury The continue throwing
stones for some minutes and then went away hut sub~
sequenty retu ned and repeated the outIages sfteF
which they left before assistance could be obtained TO
arrest them.
The cause for this procedure is unknown bot is be.
ieved tina. Mr. Skilmans house was mistaken l0r that
of the Rev Mr. VerTnder city missionary adjoining.
who II Is stated has been threatened with violence 40
the hands Of parties to whom Mr. Yerrinders aoors -
city missionary are obnoxious.
IyoURsTs.-Coroner Farrell Of jersey City,
Yesterday held an inquest the body OF Michael Null
rane a boy who vas crushed between the platforms %
Me cars at New.Jersey Railroad depot. A.-o, on the
bodv OF Lawrence Casey, hbOrer at the Long Docks
who fell into the river and drowned Nefdeis %
accidental death were rendered
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The Georgian.
AMHRRsTBURG, G. w. No,

AMHEBsTBURd. c. W., Nov. TO- 1864.
The Georgian arrived here yesterday. The
Collector Of Customs searched her and found nothing
suspicious, ard detained her until further orders from
tbs Government. The owner 10 indgIsrt s1d it'eai'
ens " clan Gau.hgts
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Bourd of Aldermen.

STATED SEssos-Thursday Nov ~ loo'
o--...., O'Clock NJ 4
Prr.snt3Iohn 7. Henry. esq President aud tAe '''"s
Aldermen ChipP, Mcknight, jeremiah, Hardy Ne " ''~
tor,on and Longs . . -, ,.,,iur Tho
pre.dent announced that tho Board stood saJou'h'N
nett Monday the 18th instant, at one clock F. cs.k
"'~ ID. I. VALENJlSE' N"'
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COURT cALENDAR-Tun DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERN. lreicTreo
Csu.o-.-No.6,7e 10 II, a. IS TO ~. 81, 81 IS e.
SUPREME CoURT-C RCUIr--Part l: 'Shoft
csnsesl-No. 24l8, 257s 2SIs, l3 2774 2ssa $50 !1s.
27O SI3. 3o9 26s- Part ll-Nos. lIil. Io9t .st ,sos
1874 1894 1853 1864 1896 1858, 1870, 1917 1875. isV WI
1884, s!0 1921, la0, 1884
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL TERM.-lD, nurrersy
Nos ~ -, o. Issues OF lsw eni !scts-Nos 10 '0 ~
inclusive. - 49, ,o,l
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part Mos. III, $50 4c0If
4lT3 3SOj 803, SASS 3 <t43 3S3 1873, 6ls sse3 tl ~
Part l-Nos 3po tT6 1895 1853 $50 1850 .Je soV toSS
1854 1850 &368, ti70. .5T2. iJ74 .,o
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part Ives, o1Ss
7ae $50 ISL 49, 733 1884, 49, 758 7se 7e0 -6l, . 's ~
Part I-No. l39 40 tso 2?s 647, 40 70 Ilsinet,IW
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FOUND DRowNED.-Ibe body of an unknown.
found yesterday in the water at tho foot Of
North Seconds a.. E. d.. Deceased was elk feet high
and was dressed in blue shirt oyeralls and black vest
Coroner Barrett held inquest aud verdict Of found
droWned "a IA rendered.
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BOARD OF CouScrLMRN.-Only one member

being present at the calling OF the roll OF this Board on
Thursday afternoon the clerk declared the Board al
,curGed ~ Monday neat, at 2 o'clock 2. ID.