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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHAaBERs--Nov. 23-Beoge Jus.
tIce tLyRKB.
DECISIONS
Edwin Walsh AIT. Abby T.. Gregory ct al-Mo-
tion for commitment Of A. H. Gregory denied without
R.becca Katenhorn sgt. Morn. Tuekaseedi TO be
crossed before entered. &c.
Commercial Bank Of Tennessee sgt Samuel Nj Anderson
Motion denied without costs
n T. N II. Railroad Go. ast Robert Schuyler 81 a-Mo-
ton to until the decision OF the Court OF Appeals
the right Of appeal.
Geo w shshcr ag stephen r. Msson.Motion granted on
the ground that The Code does not authorize attachment
provisional remedy In sciion ofcosts; 80 costs.
Elizabeth Hughes sgt. Selma A. Dewey.-Memoranda for
Council
Marcellin Bonion sgt Jsmes Pinkeron ct al-Motion
granted payment Of Referees fees and other disbursements
Tor entering Judgment.
Augustus Whtock art. John Whock ct al; Charles
Schmidt Msrsaret Schmidt, Caharne Bride sst Ira r.
Brde Leopold Frank Hary Prank NINA Martin as,.
" illaln Martin, William Oakley at. William L. OAKLEY
Reports confirmed and judgments OF divorce granted
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MONDAY. Nov. 2S-p. IN.

Gold has been good deal excited all day. The
opening rate 22o falling TO &64. From THIS point
the market rose to 233s under fraudulent dispatches
In relation to Gen. Thomass army. The next
surge was downward to 229, followed by rally to
1900. Government stocks continue to rise, and
1871 has been paid for the Is of 1881 All holders
Of Federal securities are firm and no large amounts
could be obtained at quotations. Fancy stocks are
irregular and not in demand by spectators for an
advance The chief purchases are 10 I'LL short con-
tracts, and there is still disposition to sell the
whole list Early in the day railway shares were
held firmly, but at the Stock Exchange prices were
not sustained. Upon the street under the rise in
gold an advance was paid, but there was no buying
TO indicate any strong upward movement. Money
l. very abundant among stock houses but few peo-
pie are to be found willing TO borrow to buy any
thing until Congress meets, and the Georgia and
Tennessee campaigns are further developed
At the Second Board the market was duh and
BUYERS not disposed to do much. Later IN the day
there was q disposition to SELL and the market
closed heavy.
Money is abundant at per cent upon call, and
any reasonable amount can be had at that rate.
Commercial paper quiet. Government securities
paying currency interest attracting more stten-
ton. The disposition to accumulate bank balances
continues, under an opinion that the Treasury De-
partment will soon be in the market as "buyer of
money" and give to capital fair field. The bank
statement shows the same accumulation of money
noticed last week. The loans are increased, but
not in proportion TO the gain in deposits.
The following shows the condition of the New
York city banks:
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The ErGnTu.AvR. RAILROAD OPENED TO

HARLEM.-Yesterday morning, for the first time. the
cais Of the Eghth.ave Railroad through To- Har.
lem from the city terminus nj Canast This new aces
sion to the lines ending In the extremity Of tho island
cannot fail Ia be great accommodation to the people
who reside the western side Of the Central Park and
the villages in that vicinity. The Company however
have ordnIed that the fare for tie through rip TO
Harlem shall be ten ccntsfOur than charged
on the 1hiri.aye. line FOR the same distance. The ter
minus however il FIVE avenues of IN Harlem. and II
will cost over the five cents 10 get over.
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Mr.. A. w. THAyER-TmE TRIESTE Co,sUL

Mr. A. w THAYER-TUE TRIESTE COSUL
sHIr.-Mr a. W. Thayer has received the appointment
Of Consul to Trieste in place Of M Richard ildcn the
state Of whose health incapaciates him from dIoarg
ing the duties Of the Office. Mr Thayer is well own
to reading circles the author OF many able oontbn-
'tons TO literature among them the papers on AnDnio
Salier the Diari,t the Brown Papers. &c. lie ha for
several years heen attached to the u. :. Legato at
Vienna, whittier he removed to pursue his inyeslga
tons for his forthcoming Life Of Beethoven Mr..
Thayer is well qualified for the important postia to
which be is called from his knowledge Of foreignlan
guagc and manners and general experience.
JOHN BROwH's FAMILY.-Somcbody says hat
John Browns family have been delayed in their our
ney across the plaiss, and feais are enertane for
their safety" Letters received, dated in scpierier
from Red Bluff Cal. mention the arrival of Mrs. Bown
aud her three daughters asof her son with si,iily
Mrs. Brown Is Il woman Of spirit and energy. sheput
her property into sheep and set out. The Rbels
poisoned them and tried to Kill the faihly. but hes
escaped and arrived in California with two sheppard
twenty-five dollars in grcenbacks. But they TER
getc and will help themselves, and the loyal peop, In
that region who have thrown their vote for Lincoand
liberty will never allow the family OF John Brow to
suffer.
MEETING OF THE INSURANCE COMPAyIR.-
The Representatives. OF the various Fire Isur
anco Companies had meeting yesterday afternod. AT
the rooms OF the Continental ENe Insurance Compny
No l02 Broadway. The object OF the meeting was
solely to raise the present tariff on certain classes Of
risks and 10 insure uniform tariff TO be adop,edjy all
companies alike. We are not aware that any Gtion
was taken respec ting the offer Of reward for TIE dis
covery and apprehension Of the authors Of the late
incendiary attempts to burn the city
Bulls HEAD, Monday, Nov. 2-.-Ther are
900 bulocks in market to-day The largest portion Of
which are Of medium quality OF Western steer, Just
in the right condition 10 commence feeding. Thee are
but few cattle OF first quality. such sell at Ec. y
ID. or oyer-indecd have seen only three soldoyer
though if we believed buyers they paid that Dr all
number sold over IL cents Is extremely small AM the
number OF Is cents not nearly large az last week
This partly owing to the fact that the number that
would command that price less and partly to tn, fact
that buyers are not willing 10 pay high to-day asthey
did last Monday The estimates OF weight are generally
against drovers and the brokers generally concr In
estimating the average OF the market equal TO half
cent below last Monday. Trade was toicrably brisk
butchers paid higher than at the last market; but u
they did 90 1t was owing to their anxiety to Secure
early choice for prices certainly declined before
and the afternoon trade was rated very dull with
prospect Of good many being left to the closing
day. Tie rates Of best cattle to-day We quote ~ liza
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HoLlDAY TRADE SALE.-A special sail Of
Holiday and other Books. including large lumbF OF
juveniles, will be held at the Trade sale Rooms inhS
city by j. T.. Cooley beginning to-day, and contining
until the whole are disposed or The catalogue con.
tains invoices from many Of the leading publishes In
tie country.
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BROOKLYN CIRCUIT.-Bsfore Judge ecorT.
4 IMPORTANT STOCK CASE.
George w, Morga

George w. Morgan agt feyton ana FRANK Jauoon.
This case, tried last week, involves some i'm
portsnt questions between brokers and customers .
&The defendants on the 18th Of April last held 300 shares OF
stock which they bad been carrying for plaintiff and
Of his money furnished margin On that they sold the
stock at great loss which they claimed plaintiff should make
good
The stock rose aerwad in price, but never equal 20 rs
cost so that the question Of profit did not ase the action
simply to reclaim the money The case was severely
contested and the testimony vounnous and contradictory
upon the whole tho following points determined
Ff: That brokers, requiring improved margin, are
bound TO give the customer reasonable notice.
SecoSd Where panic set In the 18th and the Brokers
remained silent until the afternoon the 18TH and then de-
nanded that margin should furnished next day
or they would sell. neither prompt nor timely
Third That under such demand the customer had all the
next day to furnish more margin.
Fourth That after such demand and extension sale Of the
stock on the 10Th was improper
Finn: That the sale being Illegal the stock had been mis-
apped that plaintiff could not be charged with the Of
the stock or any expenses commissions; and that the lien
which defendants had his cut of waived
Sir That notice Of sale must be specific to time and
place and reasonable in point Of time
Sere That the sale not be secret or at the Brokers'
Board.
Eighth. That the practices Of Brokers DO not amount to
custom altering modifying the law ana were II
otherwise the must have had ul kno"ledse Oh IT,
Verdict for pantif for sum claimed and interest,"
Jos. Nelson for plaintiff
Genets A. Goepp tor defendants.
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The SALE or THE EFFECTS OF TIE LATE WM.

e.. HAIL-A sale of the effects Of the late " NJ I.
Hail. the wellkrown publisher Of this city II adver
rised 10 take place IN London the nth Of December
a, tie rooms Of Sir Samuel lodgson No. 10 Chaneery
Lane. London Among the many valuable Woiks ana
copperpaies for sale the occasion are over seventy
copies of the Musec Francois ana Musee Royce pre-
pared BY order OF the French Emperor Napoleon.
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave foot Q

II
Ia. tn, Express for Buffalo.
"a ~ Express Tor Cleveland direct via A. @. W. Ry
$3.50 q. M. Milk daily. for Otisyille.
10 a. rn Mai for Buffalo.
800 D. m Way for Port Jervs and Newbursh.
5p M, Night Espress-sundays exeeped-tor BusIo' &c
6 o. m Lightning Express daily for Dunkrk, Buffalo no
chester Canaudagaa and C.eye aud direct via A. %
~ m. Emi.rant CIIAs. MINOT, Gen. sup.
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INITEU STATES CTKCTTT CUUKI-NOV ZU-beofe
Judge SyIsos.
DUTIES on TEA.
George A. Gardner agt. Hiram Barney.-The
plaintiff back duties upon large number Of
packages Of tea, imported from China In Apr, 1904, and
which were paid under protest
ihe duties claimed paid under the Act OF Congress OF
tie 2Jh OF December, 1901 imposing dny o. ~ cents per
pound amounting To the sum Of 100 go while the import
insisted the duties carsesbc only ut Is cents per
plund under the Act Aug 1901 amounting to the sum OF
5l9Sl5 10.
1t claimed that the Act imposing the higher duty has no
dne Of the year OF the day Of approval by the PIedent
the only date being the Z9b December and this ground
II ia INSISTED the act Is Imperative and void.
Judge Neson Of the opinion that The defect IN the Act
was no, sybc TO the plaintiff and ordered ud :men,
the defendant.
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tAdyertisement
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE City
or NEw.YOIK.
CApIrlL........................ ,00O, 900.
ElSANCIAL AGENT or THE UNITED STATES.
Nos. q and - Pinest.. n. Y.
This Bank has ready for sale (alowing the commits.
sion to pnrchasers T. 8 $40 notes which az maturity
are convertible into six per cent gold bearing loan;
collects warrants, certificates. maturing loans and
drafts and attends to all financial business with Govern
ment Parties wishing 10 avoid the delay and incon
yenence of direct correspondence with the Depart.
ments are invited to apply at this Bank
MORRIS kEICHUM President.
D. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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COR BRIDGEPORT-The steamer Bridge
YyHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-

Il TON.-SIONlNCION STEAMBOAT LINE,
VIA GROTON AND PROVIDENCE.
THE OLDEST, QUICKEST SAFEST. AND MOST d.
RECT, AVOIDING POINT JUDITH
The masnii,en, Steamer COMMONWEALTH. on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS TIE elegant
Steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK" on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, and after THURSDAY. zcth inst
at 4 o'clock p. III. - -
fy These Pier No. 10 North River
Conrtandt acknow lodged by ell travel
ers among the largest strongest most comfortable aud
best that have in American waters At all
and in all weaer these boats invariably make passage
time.
are marked features Il these floating palaces.
Bsrhs and may be secured at HArndens ~.
press Office No. II Broadway and At no. l3 West-t New
York aud at No. 70 Washinston-st, Boston,
' NJ H. sIMONS. Agent,
Merchants Nayi,ation and Transportation Co.
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1Iarkets-CARKVuLLr REPORTED FOR TEEN. Y, TRIBUNE


MOsDAY. Nov. -. ls6i
ASHFS-The market is still unsettled and in coDse.
ouence prices entirely nominal.
'COTTON-The market Is quiet but there is par
tcuar change in prices sales OF about 300 bales Of
81 2s0sl so for Middlng at the close there Imer
feeling.
COFFEE Is firm but there II no essential change in
prices there is report in the street Of two cargoes
Rio bepg sold bnt we cannot trace th"m.
FLOUR AND MEAL~-The market tor Western aud
State Flour is rmer and fairly active, but under liberal
offerings closed steady at about former rates Trade
and Family brands are rm the sales are 500 bbs at
50 500 s9 IS for Superne State; slO0 $40 ~ for Extra
State $40 el0 20 for Fancy state go goa slO 80
for low grades of Western Extra; sll1l ~ for ship
ping Ohio; Ell 500 s2 IS for Trade and Family brands
and Sill l0ds Ella 30 for st. Louis Extras. Canadian
Flour is rmer, but not quotably higher The demand
has been moderate; sales $50 bbs at 80 80 $40 - Tor
the low grades Of Extra and sl0 3jd s225 for Trade
and Family Extras Southern Flour is quiet but prices
are firm sales of $50 bbs. at siO 55Ds2 for mixed to
good Super6ne Country Baltimore, &c, and SIP lOd
SIS Is for Trade and Family brands Rive Flour Is fair
" sctive and firm; sales Of 26O bbls. IS 50as9 So
Corn Neal is scarce and wanted at ca 350s7 50 for
Jersey. Buckwheat Flour 10 salIble at a 50as5 y
| 100 MS
GKAIN-The Wheat market opened frmer with
holders asking decided advance. but closed at about
Saturdays rates. the demand is in part for investment
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THEFT oP JEwELRY.-Latc on Saturday night

Dr. james r. Denison. CathaElne KhynOhd, anu f.Izu
Godfrey all residing NJ No. II Thompson'st. were
arrested on charge II having stolen gold watch and
some articles Of Jcwcry valued At 500 from Elizabeth
Green of No IS Courtlandtst. The articles were
found secreted under the bed of the prisoner Godfrey
A velvet cloak valued at $3.50 and quantity Of lace
sleeves the property OF Kate Reynolds were also found
Justice Dodge committed the prisoners.
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COMMON PIE ks-CHANBKRs-Noy 20, l964~Before
judge CARp0l0.

THE NEw-YoRK CONSOLIDATED STAGE co. IL COURT.
Hugh Smith aud John Kerr act. The \. \. Consolidated
Stage Co., Augustus Sche. nd Others.
This was motion made on hcnalf of Augustus
sche TO whom stages and other property Of The New.
ik Consolidated stage Co have secey been assigned ior
the benefit Of cr-do th, the injunction granted ny
Judge Cardoso behalf Of the plaintiffs twho dispute he
legality Of the sssismen on the ed inst restrnins inc
assignee fron interfering with the property OF the Company
might be 90 far modified permit him receive she money
and pay the daily expenses incident to the running OF the
Inca =, ga,
Amer ,om. discussion tho matter laid to the goth
inst for alignment when the merits Of the whole matter Will
come up I'LL. =,
that no opposition would DO made 10 MT sehers taxing
proper steps take OF the property &c until the dsci
non Of the Court. , =, a.
Charles A. Rapao for defendants for the motion Hamilton
RebipsSp aud A. H. Lawrence. H. lVI plsptts oppQssd
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COURT CALENDAR-Tnrs DAY.

NTTKTME UTKT-FTENEHHL
Saturday next. SUPREME COURT CRcUIr-pat Nos.
2sT 2Tf5 2GlI 2557 26l5 237 277, 2715-Part llNos.
ISto aco, 1928 2s 1852 26g l6s 276. RIA 2Il6 27ls
7l2 2a 1880 2l 27s2 1903 1926, 2372 SPECIAL TERN
No Caandar viii b.. issued for the remainder of the term.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TEBM-Adjourned for
the term. M,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--TRIAL TERM
Eou only.
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Arrived.

Steamer John Gibson Bowen. Philadelphia, mdse VIM J.
Taylor Co. 49,. 49,
roe. 10 hours. to 4. = q NJ.
Ship Desun brante (ron Scores Lisbon, IS days. salt
cork &C. l.. l.. Amsnek 60.
Barn Neptune tAus forio Paras 20 days fruit and WOOL
Homboe Balchen
bah Aurora tNorl, Thronson Norway. via Falmouth s,
DAYS. iron, Funch Meincke 4 Wendt
Brig Nathaniel Stevens of Boston, Barber Cow Bay 20
DAYS coal, C. b. Swim.
Brs Charles Adams (of Mstlaud) Mcdonald Arecbo vis
ST. George, Bermuda 10 days, moasses J. f. Whitney Co.
Pot into Bermuda "a repair sails, &c.
Schr Mary D. Haskell (of Bostou Haskell Sydney c. B.,
20 days. Swain Has had strong westerly gales the
entire passage. I.
schr. Rhode Island Ferris, Virginia. wood.
schr Sally Gay Stetson, Geor getown Tor Providence
schr. j. M. Bsyles Cox, Port Jefferson.
Schr. Hattie Coombs. Drinkwaer. Georgetown, coal.
Schr, y. Cook Lee. Hog Island, wood r.
schr. Monmouth, A nderson Virginia, wood.
Schr Maria Jane, Jones iTgins wood.
Rchr T. Bement Decker, Virginia, wood
schr Catherine, SculL Virginia, wood.
Schr RIO 0rsnde, Crook Virginia wood. r
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:. d., 20. "a and $50 pkes. Butter, It's. 3D..

boxes Bacon. los. 3D. and $50 pkgs. Butter, LIS. d.
tn London. 20 tuns OIL Cake, 13a 3D.; 500 boxes
chees. and 20 tuns Measurement Goods, 25s.; 4Ot
,es Reef a.. To Bristol, 200 tuns Tallow and On
Cake. 3os.; and 800 boxes Cheese, 25s. VIC
Antwerp, 200 bbls. Petroleum, 49, %.
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts
Z, 76e OBI GO; for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
e. 10 467 81; on account loan, $3.50 Balance,
t29, 1924 y.
Dry goods we're lower At the public sale to-day
Haggerty g. Co. had large sale of cloths, eassi'
meres &c., comprising nearly nine hundred lots
The attendance was more than usually large. Vel
vet vestings sold heavily and at much lower prices
saw 10 per cent. Drab moleskins, which sold last
week at 81 O5, were to-day disposed of at 7Oc'
Italian black cloths ranged from Is Sc, all the
lots selling quite literally. The heavier and finer
qualities did little better; IA English velvet coat
incs were quoted at ssc. d$l 05; blue Devons,
81 67l; GA French chinchilla cloakings, . %;
81 chinchilla, e. 50; e. Moscow beavers, - %;
Scotch plaid cassimeres, 50 500 50 %; black TIL
cots, 81 50, &c.
The reports from Washington concur IN stalins
that Secretary Fessenden WI recommend SUD-
stantal increase of taxes, the stoppage of the manu-
facture of currency and tho buying OF money, 'o
make up for the deficiency Of taxes TO meet current
expenses. Among the changes in taxation 1t is re-
ported that a round rate will be levied upon all
sales. Ifthis is promptly put into force the Treas
urv will obtain a large sum of money. a tax OF
this kind, like duties upon imports, will fall upon
all citizens in exact proportion to their consump
ton. and be easy of collection. Changes are aiS'
desirable in the mode of collecting internal revenue
At present the system is dilatory in the extreme
and the people, by official delays, disguised.
At Boston the money market is well supplied
with currency, and call loans on strong colateral'
are obtained at six per cent. In the discount car
cles the best Endorsed paper is negotiated AZ ah'
per cent. Certificates of Indebtedness and Gov
eminent bonds are in good request for investment
and other dvdcnd-paying securities are wanted FOL
the same purpose; but there is at present dea'
pause in regard to speculation in most kinds OF th'
more fuctuating stocks.
The London Economist of Nov. Il, says on TN
change in the bank rate of discount;
The accounts Of the bank amply justify the reduction
in the rate Of discount by the bank IL is I.
now the bank is by 10 means too strong; Wien tn'
rate was raised TO T. cent on the eth oil September
-. t.n..
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RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY,

" depot in New-York Pier No. North River connect.
ing at Hampton Junction with Delaware, Lackswanns aid
Western Railroad at Easion with Lehish Valley Rail.
its connections forming direct ine TO fittsouh
and the West, without change Of ears. - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from the West, except Sundays
when evening Train. -.
s.ty Mile. aud Two Hours saved by This line TO Chicago
Cincinnati St Lons ETC., with bit change Of cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing November 1904 leave New York as follows:
At6:OO a. No. for Easton, Magch Chunk, WiIamspoft,
Wkesbsrre, Mahanoy City. &c.
MAIL TRAls-A 800 for Flerningon Easton, Water
Gap Scranton Wkesbare Gres. Bend, Pittston bingham
ton. &c. r.
900 A. M Western Express for Scrsntou Great Bend Ess
ton Allentown Reading, Harrisburg Pittsburg and tho
West with change OF TO Cincinnati OF lineage,
and but two changes 10 II. Louis -
II 100 a M. 3:2j and 600 M for Elizabeth -
Zoo n TRAis-For Easton, Allentown. Mauch SnnnH-
Nikesbasre. Wiamsport, Reading fSttsvir' haisouiS
&C. a., A..
3:DPn-Tor Easton Bethlehem, Allentown. and Maach
Chunk. -
4:S Nor Someivie and Flemington.
6PM.-For Somerviile. - u.
100 p NJ WESTERN ExPREss-For Easton Allentown,
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh. and the West Sleeping
cars from Jersey City Pittsburgh every evening"
FLIlABgrHPoRr AND NEwioRK fERRY-Lea'e New.
York from Pier No. n. H. at $3.50 m: l, i:W ana 9~
o. m Boats stop Bergen Point and Mariners haIoor.
Tici West be obtained at the once OF hs
Central Railroad Company, Pier No. ~ H. al no.
Astor House Nos IN and SO Broadway and at The pn-
eipai hotels. JOSIAH o. sIEAhNS' Supeilh'ehuen-
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. ..NovExsEa "a.
Cleared.

Steamer T. w. Bnnce, Foster Baltimore.
Steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore. baltimore.
Ship Hornet, Harding, San francisco, Sutton 60.
Slip Neptune tiiaml Coundt, Antwerp, Funch Meinche
L Wendt 49,
Bark Topeka (Br) sundberg, Havana, J; =. Ward Co
Bark X. w. Griffith (brl Druninond, Matanlas, J. E.
Ward Go.
Bark John Carver, Carver, Cienfiegos Walsh Carver
Bark Harvester OBI Osborn, fernambuco. Psnde CAST
Eros Co.
Brig Milwaukee Brown, Boston, Miller lIouah.on.
Brig Isabella (Br Hanhed, Para. H. n Corning. Son Co.
Schr Olenwood, Baylcs. Baltimore c. II. Pierson.
Schr. Telegraph Shaw, Halifax. d. Il. DeWolE
schr. X. B. Smith, Nickerson New Bedford, Ferguson
Wood
schr Empress (Br) Clubhouse ssckvile, N. b. r Nevi
US sons.
schr Hattie Coombs Drinkwster, Newark, W. g. Brown
GO.
schr Ellen (Br Heath Port Maria, ia, Henry De Cordo'
va L Co. ,,.
schr saladin Orb Marsh. Curacao, d. r. DeWoh
Schr. Statesman, Nickerson. Phlsdeiphia A. ABBOTT.
Schr Thomas Borden Wnshngton, Baltimore, Bentley,
Smith Co
schr Aiica A. Randel, Cranmer. Port Royal 4 4,
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Sailed,

Nov -Stesmeu-Thorn. Baltimore, Atlanta, Patspsco
Bsrhs-J. Z. Elingwood, Daniel, Casco Transit.
Brigs-Mary Coe. Nsponset, Koret Florence, Fashion.
sehoonsIs-y. A. WOsdassie. n. hall. Mary Jane.
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COURT CIRCUiT-Nov. 2o.-Before Justice
rorTPR.
THE HATCH DIVORCE CASE.

Bcninin ;. Hatch az. Cora L, '. IIatch
The trial of this case was set down Tor to-day,
but the call Of the calendar the plaintiff falling TO appear,
VI the counsel Tor the defendant the case was dis
missed.