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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS PER CIESA-
~ rEAkH.-Shprer or Owner of cargo p'T steamer
Chesapeake 81 tr ti 0l hr seizure " plates 90 h-r r
from Newir m fQg l3rsl Dec. ., l. lue I'D -
cal r oLce 20 execute power " attorney os tEe reco'
,Iy " tL.G esrt. Il '-Iffs.
l. B. CpoAW ELL Co. No. % Wss't:
NOR CALIFORNIA via PAhAMA.---A first
4 cas- STEAMER win rave icF-i lr. the 81, ijti
an 80 o. oach 1Dh, czust e .ho.e t't, ~ On sun
DAY Saea 10 Day O. -.p-rurc VII BE- 10 AONDAi To-.
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FOR -ORLE ms DiLGCI The now
4 ed o. -i l-,s Nnoa -tatss t.sh f.rsiniip GLCGGE
CROMWELL, john \. ~ Cot-mauael, VII lsse Plei
10 urslrgas.-d mao !sCHs go 80 iioi ~ received
80 islie med l,y OF sair-. log igcsit o. pas
- erfiy 10 D. Do CROitN Eli Co. 70. 10 " ct ~
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Coparinershir Noiigee.

NV YcrE rch ! 1884
EDWARD r. KETCHJM, LYNDON ~
~ SWAN. and LAEDos KErCHUa, sre 1. Day 60
ui 'ci - colai Ior. Az ons irin. kEIChUi, SON Co.
NOIiCE.--SMITH x RICE having admitted
y Isnec a. U,.--nnn ald Afc.loal h. byLt Partners
vid continue TO bni.'.a a. hereocr. % No ~ F 81,
go NOT, 40 snaf 80 ofstd.sy under tie nTf1 o. SMITH
RICE Co. Nu4.-YoTA 10. T. l5.s.
fsVlE FIRM vi J. JOHNSON & CO. H. Ills
A ~ d..s!voJ by nias-@! iosi Jsn- y,
Ig.t J. JOHNSON,
yO4s HlrCUFLia
WILLIAM II. HOWELL aud THOMAS
W e. BA1R -, thi, diy sam,esa meIl5em Of or
REYNOLDS. HOW'LL { aEfFF
'E'UE undersigned will continue Che WHOLE
Z SAbG GROCERY AND TIA . EiSk IS, u.d,r lie
niri- ard s.yie Of REY NCLDS HOWELL R!llf Iiii..
depths a.f howell BAAl Co., h1. o. WlsE o.,
THOMSON REYNOLDS,
CHARLES HOWELL,
HLcJAS'lS hrlf g.
WILLIAM II. HOWELL.
NNJE.s z. BARR
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5Ks.EY CIgy Dec. -, la1
ETEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and IRANSP.
~ 90 -Oa and sder MONDAY. rec 2a Tgaias viii sve
NEV.VJhk tlr BALrMJRs md M.s llN0ION -
o. 70 a. r.. go =. q. rni - ?. ni H. The ig Q
.rlg VII taxa ras.tlse. or bALi-JH~ an. " ssi..,1
TON only. Lis Niiu alshse meet "a u iLl-a1i !
T-rus ~ phiiad .nha VII ,osys NelgioIk - snaS
EILIrsNY TICKETS WI no. b. rsoe'vea IA the = NJ
O. : 30 o. A. Trans. J. ". NOOpRuFk,
Dec. ., l83 A,sls,snt Snre interdvat \. " En-
NTEW-YORR, HARLE9f, aud ALBANY
~ RAILRDAp.-ForA s0sny Toy Noih ana West .av.
"a "a. il, NJ. at 10 Ii. sad - ?. sunday rsa a. 8
?.
NORTHERN RAlLkOADOf NEW-JERSEY.
LN--1tans -4ye Jcrsey Gy ior iivlsuout slJ H.,
1879 p 50. and p AID Mondays ooiy q. 80
a. n. IAU 9.4s go I :, -gE tHfor 10 10 u 'itey.
THOS. W. D.AAhast, Suyernscnaeut.
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GALWAY LINE.
NfLsyrlc IRISH poyAL %AI1 srEANNAyIcAuoN
fiil.-e..', ,do.', te". 'r,,.- ,as ,ets|e,y
IisLaaiA se,6 iaEl AsGLiN 5.c0tlr,.
AJTI..IC. tgrt Nicholson.
VIZ al om tes,oa feOray % nee g ta,s'Ee' !i'''
~. sli s'o-Go.a o. - equ's.snI
TIE MCNTPTAT, o. s. s. Co.'S
:: 4-i.9 IulA. tea Pcrtasl 10 Liverpool. a. II E-e
som nlj,sIs on tl- Naioasi Bl1, r.ylt'e e.. -
timD. 80 ia 'a.'-r- l.- -re.A1d
sAbLL ssAlu.E. NO 2, B.c'ivp, Eew-Yoss.
| national STEAM NAVIGATION COM
y IANf
Tn upi.s.n,5 win ir,,ch 30 q ttr mud .rroros.l o
cher l-..c--s nliog, I'D hr esit sse.lH4-'' iro-s
eurs Al 20, e. - AID 1l'''asei' al l''e TLLE
LorisitNA g.a........e raosts..
Nltll NlA.......... ....... ''i-ce''..' 's-'
qt, So. -, a. been li nrl n. i9,rci,a p,
tLe lef s4tteyero te liverpool tud rwrefs helsiy o.
iron Ships ILey taso ,r,ra vsi -. eoE2-tais, Aid
T.y '. ,,el up $50 ,l-oii .ai tAt.csas p-,suusyga
7,.o aie ,,si 20 4 TO f,., si.s r.ic';
lint c''.l...''''''''''.I S.res.,ie il Currency.
Dira-y aia .e,ouaaon saaarss,ed by cay other i'n'
FoffIthar r-....uisr, apply
WILLIAMS 6 GCION. No z Waist
GTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- tax /. Quc.rstouu fC0fA HNJtrj.-tAs vol Epp~r
,eau ofs Liverpool how yorE gnd fhi ndo' MA oel-
:. Company fle intended n sal Ha lJl0ws; -
~ ,,Hu hu REQ ~
ClTf oF -niurhag. Fen ~
CRY Oh LONDON. .seiarisy lob y.
Aad sscry ssoos.Gl. SATURDAY.. .so4, ris Is
N1itl RiyrE
rATss Fasfsos,
fsylbi. IN rod oi Us elriya'etf . currency
FIRST CABiN....... 5so o. sIttkAGE $50 ~
Ii,tC a co.. ouaon. - vi S.efrLc LoAd,E.... "a "
fr cd 10 20 Pe... ~ o 'feer- % prts...... 20 %
Iirt Cnl. % he.huu, q et eeraeo g. ham.Irr.. ?, o.
Pe.senfsn ssO f0rs aided 20 HAVE. Dfcaen, Rotterdam
Artye4p. L.. &. equally low fi'cA
Esras rotn Liverpool Quesnl,ovr: LIT Cabin ST5, E'5
.lUJ. stoeatr. sd1 Tnoe wb0 wish 10 send lor their
lfru3s r4u BINS ~ .tt'f h.le a. .Ae-- fatrA
For further iac-uatof tpTy o. tne ,omperys 81 c-.
BONN =. DALE, sent 10. 80 Broadway, r. Y.
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EEiE EA!bWAY.-Pgssenoe trains leave
L 4 fs0ui foot u Cnaiubsr.-st.,
e. "a. fxpIess isr Buffalo.
Boa tn. bi.,k, daily f9r C.ivile.
- m, Ma. Tor buhsio ard inernsais,e s.sfions.
ISIS p. no, ~ sy. Tor ro.t s,f,ls 8. Newhar...
3. Might Elfrcr diry for Drn.Gk hnaalo EocbeT
ter C7nsndlgua sd principal s,a,ions Train Of Saturday
IN. through - BuEal0. BIT does b. % Duukrk
Cl4AS. MiaCT. 6eIer3l Sl'erin,cndeut-
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political.

ARKANSAS The Free-Stste Convention, rep.
r,ssu.iug forty counties of Ito State at Little Rock on
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EgyfDA.-Ile Nevada Stale Convention mel
aaCsr.,n CITY On Dec. g md Effected pieilu.a.r.
sssarsa-iou ad,og.nir~ % meet on NewNes.'s uosn-
sng On a.seuIinF John J.. Winters was l0liustsd
sr Congress 90 e G1y-.Id b.1oL The vote stn ling
al follows. Wilter.. -. Wes.ol- = Stu.. o. and
TG..irs'oa, ia.
IowA-The Leei ature tas created a. add
tersl 1smbcr Of -ae s1Y-ane C0crt ~ ordered Ito
s.a.o IIta1lsef " ~ exchange specie On band fJ'
h-steidel lOt6 ~ vote -. ~ ~ ~. - TO AZ cunt o..
spso!e Oh h41d ~ ever iZaCJl BOth tAesc O.1s Ioat
vtth fierce 1,d dctcra ilgl 'po-..On. Tie ol4y p,
can't ~ tie new Jrtge ,, ~ 10 tie p eat tlls
srs J.. IT, VIII rs g1c <.elbeu Noble u clayton
County and C. c. Coles Of Des Aoinea II e. r-rer-ly
tel.eyed nat Mr Colos WI receive IT, Tie Se,se h6s
ssssed b.. providing for to preliminary survey q
for 8 shpoaaL from tue G-ssis.iDFi NFsr cost
yard 20 Inc Llinos Iigsri slso Joint Isso.aa,n j.
reference % q cerd arouad tGe Upper AID LTY8T
aspds on TIE Mississippi EYer. Coz. s.ono la' ,s..
xraphea tire Predoc't that I0r6 vii CD hcr quota
vnaer tie last cad fos 90 mtr UtAoG. drot The
sty e1ctiDD e. Buirgto1 % to iaI in.. Tesaiiea ~
. complete Union triumph. If' bar4iasio" Hen<ryf
suas Do Tho result - fJigsE: Tie unconditional
Unl0n men EJECT to u. yof Tloisur', kecff1T aho
I've Afternoon TIE opfoaiton l.cet one Union nau
ever The fe gul'- nominee hOt single Cop got n"
OHfo.-Tne Legislature 81 Ohio hes passed q
,ee o' ooIeufe on TIER Democratic @isPoprosento-
1reS IN Congrer forvonr aglins' Greene Gay Smit's
fvsoutiors An 30 ournmcnt VIII take Place On me lsh
e. March the j. ylssi r. hagins resolved To- aoo a.
Eytya Session nezi Winter.
iLINoB.-Goy. Noore, Chairman OF ne
Democratic STATE CehnA Committee. has ieotFet
rsplos from ~ 1c members ~ tae Committee e'cei
ore. and VI eyccpt Two a.e ia fayof o. ~ !a5e con
rsrtoh posh.ble. Several are IA favor oft"o Cor
veDions~Oao 10 send deiegasea 10 tue National Con
renton. sGd one 4lteT tA: Convention 10 HlnAnhs
candidates ~ a,.bo officer.
urkg.--Aincs Reed, Acting Governor, IN hia
hesssge. H,okes )rgaai.Ye eneourag,pr " aggoDl-
turs; r,oornuonds EDITION 20 Compress - remove he
Ipo;ans 0n Spanish FoTs the Snpeie Jtetcivtiion,
s,fo oT al tho removal ~ al the roaming bands 10
ss isrr1tor, eel aIaJi Tor su bs.woon the Wss.'ch
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CTONlNGTON LINE lor BOSTON, VIZ GRO.
6yI ~ oFTrp S Sr ~ 91
- le ,f.rri i. stol.r.s tNMAb-iN LALIE AID PLY'
MOUTH ROOFS leave fie. 30 - =. T., iC0s Of Court
i0u0.i-l, C.ilv .1EcspL eugisvl 90 >. NJ.
fr.i .a.l. .S D. aly Other lrs DHc0 otCcn'
plny no. 10 Westsi.. c.n.eF q top-t4n tst
Nrgg-YorA Nov - 1893 w n. EDWARDS AssD.
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Urn GocNs.
Ah8cc!iagtcrs.

y'CR SAIE-Iot Of SECONDHAND
CffANDELtl as e.so.s l.r Dcsiars, stores 40.
Also, enc lslg- TWELifiotE al o Which W., 70 add
~ opp "a of uulol.ey - o.. das F,riur. My14cioy
No al Elust A. /. CURTIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-18

The New York News, IN commenting upon
the capture Of Fort Pillow says From ;ha
Winters period Of inactivity the rebels have
sprung to action with an energy, skill ard g0od
fortune that opposes an array Of stubb1"ii 5act
against the 8tereotypel theories that Ila9a pro
nounce1 tham lisprited, hopeless. and at t'29
point Of submission. For a people tbat have
(lespared Of their cause, they certainly ezfo1btS
rernarka ab|e degree Of nerve and spirit. lhus
far iq the campaign the record Of uaril5e ope,
rations is certainly in their favor. Seynolg's
defeat in Florida, Kilpatriok's s prodtIeas raid
in Virginia, the successful rebel demonstra-
tions in Kentucky and Sherman's failure IN
Mississippi have scarcely ceased to occupy
,,1ll;l;cc attention when the announcement q
the ea,ture Of Fort Pillow adds 20 the chapter
ot disasters The rebels a,6 striking dow a.
Ter blow, while the Fedora! armies 2aozli 10 oe
entranced IN 8 spell Of lethargy., lh5Te IS o
fearful task before us f we persist IN csIe at
tempt to sllbjugate people possessed OF such
elements Of resistance. There IS 10 tack OF
prospective Federal ylctorles-tough5 and won
in The buoyant antlepatlons OF the war press
but meanwhile the rebels are oulIiGg su11star"
tial tyiamphs II the actual teId. we are cen
frnled in our opinion that the power 30 resist
is greater with men oz equal attributes 5han
the power to COMPEL. We are nearer 10 the
ruin Of the North than to the submission Of
the South. :"
The New York " Grid thinks that the 'vac
will not end until Que OF the other side gains
suck decisive advantages that it can dictate
terms Of peace to the other: g & war once begun,
ceases to be within the control Of either OF the
parties to it, until they are mutually exhausted,
or one of them has gained such decisive mill
tary advantages that it can dictate terms 70
the other In the present balance OF auYan-
tages neither the North nor the South could
propose anything which the other would con.
sent to accept nay, which it would nos reso-
lutey reject at the cannon month. Ihe War
can, at present, 10 more be stopped than
could q skif midway in the cataract Of Niagra.
IF the South should indict On Us O. succession
Of Overwhelming military disasters i would OF
course extort the recognition OF It's 1EadepeI-
dence and dictate it's own boundaries. but If
We inAict on it q series Ct overwhelming DIS.
asters, i will be Tor Us to dictate terms; and
+ The Democratic party should then be ia
mower. the Southern States will be prodieo
idiots indeed, if they do not prefer their old
nosiriou IS equal members Of the Union 10
susfaining toward ,ls 3 position like tha5 Of
Poland toRussia or Hungary 50 Astna
Judge Barnard, OF New York, has issued an
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PUBLISHED (DAILyl BY
EDGAR sNOWDEN, J Il.
ma~ OFFICE--No. 1M King street, ovar
ayoneg, formerly French's} Book Store.


aona'g formerly Erench's( Book Store.
-----------------~a-
T. S. CONGRESS. In the Senate on Satur-
dav q resolution was adopted authorizing the
{1ommittee on the Conduct OF the War TO III
oure into the truth Of the rumored slaughter
Of Federal troops at Fort Pillow, Tennessee,
after their surrender, and to send deputation
70 that vicinity, to inquire into the facts Of the
case. and also to ascertain whether Fort Pillow
could not have been either reinforced or evacu-
ated. The bill prohibiting speculative trans
actions =; soid was passed .:g vote OF q
yeas to Il nays.
Tn the House Of Representatives d bill was
reported providing for the appointment OF
Commissioner Of Emigration and for contacts
20 be made for the passage Of enigrants 20
the United States, upon pledge Of their wages
FOR repayment, and STIMULATING that 10 emf
grant under this act shall be held to military
duty during the present war. The bill
also provides that the sum OF twenty-five thou
sand doNars shall be appropriated TO carry out
the measure. A joint resolution was adopted
directing the Committee on the Conduct Of the
v ar TO select certain Of its members TO pro
ceed at once to Fort Pillow, to examine into
the tactc and circumstances conr ected with the
recent attack and capture OF that tort. The
Bank Currency bill was debated and read
second time.
Affairs at Chattanooga are reported an"
changed. It was reported by deserters, that
Hardee' corps had been ordered from Dalton,
and that a portion Of It had already left lt
was believed at Dalton that Hardee's troops
were going to Virginia. Per CONTRA O. dis
patch from Nashville, On the 18th states tGat
Johnston is collecting large army at Dalton;
chat nearly fifteen thousand men OF General
Polk's command have joined Johnston, and
that portions Of Beauregards S army, and many
raw recruits from Georgia have also reached
Dalton. The bulk Of the Confederate army
has moved up to Tunnel Hill, and it was be-
lieyed that Johnston would assume the often
sive as soon as Grant moves on Richmond
4 Washington letter states that the lnvalzd
Corps are to be disbanded and the officers mus
tered out Those who desire it are 60 be
placed on the pension list. The expense con-
nected with this organization, now amounting
TO over million Of dollars per annum, IS con-
sidered TOO large for the country 70 bear at
this time, considering the nominal character OF
She services rendered.
Capt. J. G. N7yman, A. Q. NJ. D. S. v,
has been relieved from duty in this place, and
ordered to reDort TO Col. NeColIuyn, Superin-
tendent Of Military Railroads, at v Fasblngtop
Nassau papers Of the 5th state that Mobile
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arrived this evening from Man. 9t1:S, l,#s:::t
Fort Pillow under 5zaG 0f truce, o5.8 lonTeGe~
rates having possession. On J0eaos>y Il!orn~
ing Forrest, Chalmers, and Mccullough, wish
Ir0u. s 600 &c 5000 1laE, afEacEoa the turt,
garcisone5 oy D battalion 81 1t8 33n Tennessee
cavalry, Numbering 800, a10 @JJ oegroes.-~
ScNla citizens also were lns(49 and t3ugac y751te
The woGneu and children went eyer 0c. The ~
land :'ho ConfoAerates E1lG and fired from
behind cn8 hills most OF the l4gne. They d.
,uanded a surrender three times .s:ttout effect.
Al last they formed in ty0 columns, and made
. direct asszau ut. All the troops in The ttct
fought like heroes uati; the CooEedarates were
seen On the top Of the oroastWorks: when The
negroes gave way and rau down under the river
bank White troops were ordered: uG' 70 take
their place, but the derangcne0t II ?he lines
cou'd not be ros11edied, and the CooItdeGales
3ocyad in, forcing the FojeraLs back to she
river Here they were Compiled 70 glve. t1T's
Gunboat No 7, threw TWO hundred and forty
shells, but they did not DO much damage TO
tbs Contederates. lI1e Ion'e1era5es tooS
three six Founders. They SCI ire 20 eTety~
:f1ing coGva@:ibe, burning all the houses 10
the coE!2,
Major Bo::2 commander, q The fort, was
killed early in the action. 1Gaior Bradford
then !aos command, a0tt Was taken yT>oner,
+ j. ,aroyted rI7at he afterwards escapeci.
The jMcfe1ayates too.z abo1.t TOO prisoners
and rounded S.. ihe renaairdar were killed.
!. ben me @latso 'Ii!ey l6.s, l>;so eyen'hg.
sI1e Conf2oe:a:5s ~el: SUI! s'loES' .3as1A 10y
= = '15soS> l s - ,ao., n,;oj Tie lT;z,ns had
t, SLAo 1oo ha e.r:f;C1sn1s 7a heer 1assra:--
~ and sba houses consumed.
The fight began al s 4. Il 203 ended at (
p. N.
,u.,uu, zgr.-n~ T,rso .rl,,r ,, .<tfe.;ro
= 49, A1''R -, ,..s
April l5.---lilroe oFoeL osSE23S ""Ae ""l.S3"
alive by the Rebels at Fort EliIoT, making hve
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Judge Barnard. OF New 1oFK, has 1sslleu III
order for Mr.. Horace Greeley, editor Of The
Tribune 70 appear before lim on "Wednesday
next. to show cause Why be should nos oe puo-
ished TOR contempt Of Court. The Judge sta
ted that he Eaa issued the order in consequence
Of The annearance Of an editorial article in Ihe
Tribune Of the fourteenth instant, headed +
Judicial Outrage, y in which the Judges coz
duct was reflected upoa in 80 ul"arfantaoIe
manner,
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
Conqussss of France in Algeria.

o.
: The tribes Of the circle Of Boghsr. VINO made thsl
submission 70 General iusuf on the 2lst Of October q
the Oued NZ have. for the greater part, returned a
tbcir territory Tho 0ued Mokas Cnerska, which son@
days back had left The epcsm; ment which they OCCUPY
proceed njebo Sshari IN order to mako commAs
cause with the ouedNayi, discovered tho fault whiFa
they had committed, and hhs!ened 10 send to Boshs
eight Of the principal OF their tribe, with the CaA
All ben Abderhsnann 10 declare their submission Irsa
auy egus IN the whoie OF the Tell and in the prevlse
Of Algiers.
Advices from Tcrict c Head state that The popuattos
secdpg Il Mchsmmed and 81 Lai!a hasten 81 the south
resumed their winter encimpments and conmencs
ther iabors The tribes OF the circle OF Bousasds, wLc
had made tho,r submission 70 Colonel Lacroix. bsW
almost entirely fulfilled the conditions nxed. COloss
Seroka who had received the to sga,bst u
ouied Assas Of tho circle OF Dousasds sau on the 2
or October, grouped around bis camp al Ain.Rch
than eight hundred tents belonging to ths, tribe u
occupants furnished bis column With the Of sraas
port.
In the province OF Qran the Tell IL quiet s. LAIN
who the goth OF October slept at Sidi Rh lila, u
Chou, retreated to the south learning that erers
Isigny, who lett Gerivis during the nsht the 2st
was marching aSs!nst him.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
-~-~~>>o~>--~-~~->-->~>S>~>~~
SATURDAY. Nov. 26-e p. NJ.

SATURDAY. Nov. 2G-6 p. NJ.
The stock market was dull in the absence OF
much speculative feeling at the first board, but
after the call il became more active and quota
tons improved. The closing sales showed the
following variations from those Of Yesterdays
second board;-Erie declined "a. Michigan South
ern = Cleveland and Pittsburg u. Chicago and
Northwestern s4 Rock Island | =. Fort Wayne 4
Cumberland u. Hudson River advanced L
Reading h, Michigan Central !, Illinois Central
"a OHIO and Mississippi certificates aad Mari.
posa were steady. Government securities
were strong at further advance. Coupon
Gye.twentes were u higher, new issue y,
coupon sixes Of 1881 q, coupon ten.
forti,s q, one year certificates u ss, seven
three tenlhs Treasury notes |. At tie open board,
at one O'Clock. the market showed further im.
provement and government securities continued
strong It fractional advance on the street. The
railway share list strengthened during the after.
noon VITA The advance in the price of gold, tie
quotations for which were as follows:-
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
Yhe senGr,st Hnbcas csrpus G
y 1kL Wv ~ - bEAs~-
Before Judge Clerko

Ncv. - = IN a.e cj hasas co-pus for ;se
t,dsor Georce w. Sd9~iaEhis Interesting case, which
has attracted unusual attention during the past three
weeks finally disposed o' to-day by order from
the Court rcmanding no child TO the custody Of his
adopted father. The had beeo uracr examination
several days, and every effort msdo by Madame
Feshad 70 reclaim poesesson OF tho subect DISPUTE.
She claimed TO he the natural mother OF the boy aud
she compelled 20 abandon him to the of
Boston authorities because of her inability 10 support bin.
since tnen, bavng Uacole well 10 co "a The world, she
sn1'ous 10 obtain possession o. the child, but sea-
grist Who had adopted the boy anal become attached 10
him ressied the demand. . shown tho part Of
Nr. Sep2rsi ibRt toy regularly Bpprenticed TO
him the Boston authorities and that according 10 the
laws of Aassschuseis, the mother having abandoned
ber offspring. had awful cia'm 70 iis cusiody.
hrr Fcbardts counsel ella med that the circus business
70 sbicn the boy was apprentced, not reputaoe.
sDd tnai at common law Seafrist nothing more or
less ibzn yagrsb He therefore took the ground that
voulc be bgbty immoral 10 remand the eh'd 70 the
o his adopted iaber hut TIC Court took quite
different Of matter. and allowed tse boy
10 Mr. seaafists CUSTODY uni ne became OK age.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
The Alleged Brewery Frauds.
UNITED STATES coasIssIOSER's oFPIcR.
pafayr (nr,r,csiorar pc,fa

Nov. 2s.-Tfe United &a,.s B,iliam Cimcr The
defendant in this up uuder examination before
the Commissioner charge defrandlns tho govern
nent, be following the business OF distller without
rsyrg tie proper iceusr. This OF the reported
bTs~ery frauds 30 much exaggerated NJ late Washing
ton despatched The defendant ~ foreman In ,bc esiab
lishmeut ~ Henry Clsussen, FORTY seventh sweet
where ne was permitted 10 disN vhskey from tho
frsc Having already paid brewers license tie mse
rial thus used, IL was contsndea tbat there sss no
further 0iy there bs ing dispute about tbs act OF
dstilaoo TECHNICAL point has hrsn taken, ana tho
cnso stands adjourned 10 Thursday pest 81 twelve
O'Clock. Jsdse Beebe appears for the defendant
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
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