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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-02
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The New York herald., 1864-10-19
THE EVENING EXPRESS CASE.
COncl usion Of the Trfal-verdict Against
the Brooks Brothers.
NINTH DAT.
COURT OF COMMON prKAs.
Before Judge DAILY.

NINTH DAT.
COURT COMMON Pleas.
Before Judge Daily.
Ocr. 18.-.NepAen 4. Cyark us james and Erasus
Brooa considerable interest taken n the close OF
this case and long before the opening OF the every
seat vas occupied. Mr. Cram finished bis summing up
tho plaintiff In his usual earnest STYLE which the
Brooks Brothers handled without Gloves then came
the charge Of the Court, which lasted hour and
listened to with marked attention and then the jury
retired TO deliberate upon OF the most complicated
and remarkable cases that over was tried After being
out for Tour hours the jury announced that they had
agreed upon verdict for the plantn on all the issues,
follows
Q. Frst-what were tho respective interests or the
plaintiff and defendant In the coparuership mentioned
in the pleadngs 10 this action from Nov 80 1885, JAM
i, 1887 A. Wo and that James Brooks bad ona-haf,
Ersstus Brooks one third and s. T. Clark one.sixth.
O. Seconi-what we're the respective interests Of tho
plaintiff and defendant 10 the said copsrtner ship
toned In the peadings 10 this action IRON Jan l. 1s03
until July l. 1868 A. James Brooks half, Erasus
Brooks one third, and :. T Clark one sixth
O. 7hud-Dld the plaintiff at any time between Nov
80 1885, and July 1888 use the credit and character
Of the newspaper esabsnmeut mentioned In the Plead
ngs In this action and bis time and atenton In private
TRADE aud speculation, and did such trade speculation
deprive the said partnership OF any the ek iustry
time or attention OF the plaintiff % which entitled
or did the same give the plaintiff interest adverse
the partnership or bis duty theretof A. No
Mr.. Symth asked for stav OF proceedings for twenty
days In order 10 make up a new case.
The Court granted the petition.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
SHIPPING NE w S.
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Port Of New York, October ls, 1854.

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The New York herald., 1864-10-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
NIaprfsR.

BoIsISN--0iDsrR.-At New Brighton, s.. T., on Satur.
day, bepomber ~, by the Rev. Father Conner WALrsR
2 BoIk'ss OF Washugton, TO ANNA daughter of John
@ 0duer, " New York.
Washington, D. c., aud Richmond papers please copy.
BtLDsS~,PATiku.- AT Poughkeepsie on Monday. 0cto.
Der ~, bg the Rev. Henry Bclden, brooklyn, Mr..
WrLIAs Bst0xS OF New York. u Mss Liz,E PkrrYr Of
Pougbkeepss. daughter Of Colonel @. W. Paten, United
gtstes army.
GssnsrlnLp-eroass. On Tuesday, October 1s, at tho
Church Of the Holy Apostles, oy the Rev. Dr. Howaud
jaws GREENFIELD 10 MARY Co. eldest daughter Of Henry
II Storg1s, all of this city. No cards
EuRTz-RAK1k in this city, on Monday October IL,
BY Rov. DR.. schrsmm, WILLIAM Kue1z TO OnnLpH
RAgIy ell OF this oly.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19

IL at The residepcs Of Rev. james l. Fox JAMES AHrY
70 IsAnEL daughter OF Benjamin Wilson, all OF Brooklyn
No cards.
MuLs-LsGGEr.-On Tuesday, October H. a. 81. Bar
tholomew's church, by the Rev DR.. Cooke, GEO. Mills
Jr LIZZIE H., daughter Of wm r. Lesgett, Esq., all OF
this city.
SAMns-JERvn.-In Brooklyn. on Tuesday. October Z,
residence OF The brideh brother, BY the Rev Dr.
j. l. Hod1e ERA r. SAsMls TO CHARLOTTE r., daughter
OF the late joel Jervis, Esq, OF Amity vile, L.
vOaLsR-CI uITERBUCS.-0n Monday, October 5, by the
Rev. l.. s. Weed THso u. yooLER to ELIZA J. CLUT1sa-
BocK, both OF Brooklyn. No cards.
WER-WArERs.-Un Monday. october II, oy the Rev.
Or. Currie, JAMES WEIR TO 1nLE Youngest daughter OF
the late DR.. Waters, all OF New Utrecht No cards
Wiums-HuSDL-in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, October
16 by the Rev. Mr. Garlick JACOB r. WIENEas 70 FREpE.
hcA AzmDL, both Of this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
Another Strike Among tho Female
Operatives.

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% Saturday last the several hundred female employees
" the CoIfeders e a'es Ia Doratory, Browns leland,
firurk Tor e1uahy Ol The female operatives
divided into two casss, and their wages have becn
regulated aseofdngiy The young, unmarried female,
without cncnnDrapce, sre paid Eve dollars per day
tn0Es married end with families To support receive
dollars per Ay. iu addition W this pay both classes
entitled 10 three oog0ds of -four per week. at City cents
per round and pound OF meat, four dollars per
nc lnl The srikor demand that wages Of tbs two
sasseg shall bs inada Uniform tnat both classes sha be
paid acyen dollars sr day for their labor which they
contend little for the least skful OF them at tne
pfapt rates demanded Tor ood fuel clothing and house
rent
Toe class recsisiug sevsD dollars per diem are on
strike too and declare they viii not to work until
the dcnands or the d{isr class are complied with.
We understand that TgesdsP committee OF the gen.
tie "sttcrsn ~atsd on the officers Of the laboratory
with statement ~ their grrcvagces. Captain William
NJ smith, Superintendent OF the Laboratory, In fa-
OF accodng ~ tue demands Vf lbe employees; but
IieuteDaDt C,laDe w. 4, Broup, comnanrg, would Dol
Jisd All yesterday advertisement 0l sfee bunarod
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
Arr1vaA er Exchanged PrfsOners-Th,
Voting tn the Uaton Army.

FROM the fic0moDd EXAMINER, Oct To-
Yankee nag of truce boat reached Varina yesterday
bringing hundred and sixty eight Confederate on
aud ore hundred and sixty nine enlisted men One half
OF these relieved prisoners are such low state OF
health 20 mako necessary they shall DO conveyed
directly to hospitals The Ysnkees let 60 Con.
tsderas prisoner until they believe bis constitution 30
impaired to render his reappearance In the Confede
ranks very possibility. The prisoners will
be brou, ht TO the City this evening.
On She south side The quiet prevailed. The SOIL
matter O interest Petersburg the appearance
OF denge column Of smoke 10 the south o the town
which was believed 70 Indicate that the enemy were
burnieg some country dwelling.
Twenty Yankee rsoners captured BY our cavalry ON
the extreme right OF lines brought over 10 the
city last evening.
Petersburg paper OF yesterday says has received
Intelligence from entirely reliable source that at vote
taken In the Fifth (Warrens) and the Ninth Bnrnsdes 81
corps OF the Ysukee last Tuesday the proportion
Of In OF Mcclellan 70 that OF the Lpcon can.
didate we're ten to ono. The voting IN these corss
was altogether by the troops from Pennsyvsnia and
Ohio In which States an election for state officers and
members OF Congress held Tuesday On the Same
day question Of the adoption rejection Of the
constitution tho State OF Maryland submitted 10
troops that state in the Army OF the Potomac
In The only heard from the vote unan
nous against ts adoption These are ssraws upon tho
wind.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
rns Greatness of the Oid Union-A Re-
Iteration OF IL UHdesIrabi..

fFrom the Nchmopd Dispatch, Oct. 1bl
The desire OF Secretary Floyd 10 engage the country In
great foreign very usturai desire on the
n man who believed that foreign war alone could
rrevent the dissolution Of the UnoD Yet VIC thing II
runae lor The SOUTH st least that be DID not succeed
II oorld ony have postponed The separation, without
rendering impasfible. Tue day was destined 70 arrive
sad later would have brought ~ - tram all
the iuconvenicnces that belong 10 ~ Postpone
nsnt, disposed 10 think would only have added
Ao our difficulties
We should have been victorious 10 any war which We
Should have Weged with any European Power. lpe
ssormous armes which the two eect0ls have Drought
mto the heid, aud The unparalleled obstDacy Win wicn
ebey baye iough leave doubt whatever OF that Tact
No btcJean Foer ootti nood iefors ne combined
GrengA ~ N rhoe canfry once kn9gr az fhs Cn,t d
EafeA lbe navy was "a true, confined 10 Few Ehisi
put in The course d two years war would probably
have reached the num6er q ttousand II would have
swept that of either France Eugand from the
u s probable that, 10 the tegnning o. the war France
p England miEnt have aaded an army upon our snOres
bwt events have clearly shown that II could not
bave sustained itself here week let its
pips hsve been what u might TIE navy hav-
bne become irresistible, million of men. n
seceesary could have bern thrown the shores Of
Dtber frkuce Great Brtain aud uelthSr Prsuce
bsssl britain. sl them vapor a. thsJ msJ soad Lave
The New York herald., 1864-10-19

females wanted" 70 take the place OF ne strikers ap
peared In The city papers,
This is nopporuue time for the interruption OF
the busnsss Of the laboratory the introduction OF
. new set Of hands ~uhout sknl experience For
these two hope some adjustment OF direr-
encss be arrived at that will return the old hands
70 the shops and set the machinery Of the laboratory az
work again.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
ATLAHTIc SAVINGS BANK. CHATHAM SQUARE
"A New York-Deposits made this day will draw inerese
from October L. Six per cent interest allowed
n. d. VAN PELT, President
o. r. CoorrR Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
The Fcderais Erecting Mortar Battcrie,
0n Chapin's Farm.

IFrofp the Kichmcnd Enquirer, Uct. I5.
1bere s q field about q mie below defences
tSApn farm, and not far from Fort Harrson which
Dcsceaed by intervening hill and growth OF woods.
Hero the enemy have been for indus riously
~ work defending their rations from observation by
line OF shar Dsoooters Several OF men,
hg 20 ascertain what going this "one seques-
cared yae, have tslen victims TO the rife
'Acden oe Others, however have been fortunate,
and discovered that The enemy mounting mortar
estteres and cannon for sheilipg. The works
sstdsnty Designed to operate against deiencss
spius aud from the latest Indications II supposed
chat tsey would soon be sufficiently completed open
1Asir experimental fire.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
General Wickham's FapOvyen Address
To Hla Rrfxade

IFrom The Richmond WhiR, Oct. lb.1
~ Lypchburg Vuginidn has been furnished with Q
1spy OF General Wckhams farewell address to his bri
1sA preparatory TO taking his In Congress- which
41semblce next month
unADQuARIERs. LKn's CAvALRY DIVISION, Oct. L. 1854
o0IpERa Mr. BRiGApr-O bligations which incurred
yFOveus 10 my appointment your comma nder mpose
6M
II with sincere rsgre, that my connection with
that has rendered such efficient the
%sas,ry and attained such envisSo reputation. shall
VueDA your future With II
AGnspded you and shall look for repetition Of those
ds Of valcr cnd Skill which have already rendered
eAae imperishAoc
dmi regret that feel leaving you TO know
Aas go q sphere which, familiar your
An may able 20 Advance the interest Of the
vbce and iegi-laton which justly
ta1ed.
n bidding farewell IL IL with the kndes for
all with the hope that dsta
Sasersble Feace enable you your families
ed those rewards and that which
aWsil earned in the patriotic OF Jour country
WILLIAM q. WICKHAM, Brigadisr General
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
The flight on Thursday

IFrCm The KchMOnd Dispatch, OCT. TO.
On yesterday all was quiet below the city on both
nea.
Day, except that the last assault Of the enemy ct four p
a. resulted most dsasrousy for them their LOST being
very heavy and their columns breaking and sng in
CAPTAIN N. A. Marcus Compsny /, Fifteenth regiment
Georgia volunteers Bepnings brigade, Fields DIVISION
among the killed in the engagement. His body
brought 20 this city and temporarily inferred at Holly
Svcd.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
NEWS fRUM the SOUTH
Lee Receiving Large Rein
foreements.
Devastation OF the Shenan-
lOah Valley.
THE LATE REBEL CAVALRY REVERSE,
Large Reinforce menss or Detailed Mem

Large Reinforce I'm ents or Detailed Mem
Scpt 60 Lee.
from the Richmond Enqni er Oct. Il.
Tho United states with the markets uf the world open
70 them employ so 200 In business wnie under
o charge of the Nitrc and Mining Bureau Of the con-
seceraey employs but 10000. These cmpoyes OF the
Stre and Mining Bureau composed OF near SIX thou
pa2d negroes aud four Thousand whites It's operation
% ffoner and oten within the lines OF the enemy
Nave compe ted its officers Withhold facts that would
corrected misrepresentation and often prevented
krcss iujustice This bureau called upon by us to
list details ard send all II could spare 10 the
t,ut We advised that out of s conscript force OF
fuur thousand thousand i've hundred are
ami for mo, have been doing service at the trout
~ salt HE they fought aud won the commendation or
sher officers for good conduct In Tennessee Georgia
scd Ar baa they have rerestedly responded 10 the call
fur troops. and have iuvarab done the service credit
ne locality where the principal Operations OF this bu
ycsu most extensively carried viii not permit the
smploym OF slaves and every effort to procure free
a&roes has iaied Notwithstanding repeated reausltions
EAce them Our purpose not 70 Intimate that
Aha bureau was Withholding men from the front mpro
Ysr,y, bt merely TO impress upon its Intelligent che
~ necessity OF the most careful scrutpy and rigid In
apsction if he could not render additional
Woo to the city TO those invaluable and Indispensable
services be and his snbrdnstes have rendered TO ths
whole country. We are most gratned to be able to an
ssunce that fifteen hundred bave the
esot from the employees OF this bureau aud the public
VIII understand that the necessities OF this service re-
gure that no greater drain should be made upon Its en-
S'sy.s r,,.,,. ,r,,,, ~ n,,r,,.n,, o,a ,,.r,o.
~ MAKING he call for has already chanaet tn
Of affairs ieloU Rchnond The activity, zeal AND
snergy OF MAJOR General kemper has already hurried
tas ffont strong reinforcement OF men and daily
almost hourly, the tide of defenders pressing 10 the
isont Cows steadily by. The list Of .ndspensab'es'
has been contracted throughout all the depa
Abe government and II surprising TO see how few men
are absolutely necessary out OF the army when the enemy
ARE laundering at the city gates The people, too
hifye T. the occasion; they come forward with aacry
and the country behind the army be FOR
straRgers and skukers 10 hide from dnty The
Hobe OF the country the best police
back men TO the They will not permit struggling
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
Affairs in the shepa ndoNh va,l. y


From the Richmond Despatch Oct I51
Passengers from The valley by last nghtc train report
ssssrds some development Of ms inerpa actions
The iron works OF John T. Lewis. near Browns gap,
destroyed By Sheridans tro-ps aud D. s Lewis.
OF the proprietor and all persons ,nusc,ed
wefks we're taken prisoners.
From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. l51
The Charlottesville Chronce gets particulars of
recert so-csled reverse, ia the valley
Lomsx excepting Imboden's gsdcl, the main
eks. and Rosser, commanding Flz Lees divisloc,
"a the midderai, parallel With the pike. the
- North Mountain Zach division was driven back. and
each artillery. Rossers command fell back
god order Tie enemy did Eo come farther Moun
Sight Of Friday last that Rosser fought
GAster's brigade. lie captured nfy-sx prisouers
esesos. three wagons three soulances, aud killed End
Woanzed an unusual proportion for running tight.
The Yankees told tho czeus in the valley that they
would 20 back TO Harpers Ferry aad thence ssni "a ae
rmy Of The valley, forwarding ore corps u Graut, ose
- nssolri, and anothef 20 washington
TIE rsvAsTAroS or THR VALLEY.
ifrom the RchrTsod Whig, Oct ,6l
valley e Woodstock be hss burned over two thousand
haxas nlied with wheat, hey and farming implements
xAb Was done by order OF Or ant himself, commander
- all the Yankee armies. X is only the execution OF
HAT win sustain LIE The fek ork is s, going on.
Now, Is an IDLE waste Of words denoupce this sort
s.,s .1d nsss sur.s,s. spy % s:a s ms
fnere one enectua way, aud criy. one we krow or 10
and that TO burn OF chief cs OF the sasmy,
say Boston. Philadelphia or Cincinnati and le us late
A&pk over othef as warning OF " may oe Stne
ssd viii be done TO them IL present system Of war
E the part OF the enemy s continued we are asked
pw such thing can be done, snswer, nothing would
ss easier million OF dollars would "a, the pro1desi
civ OF the enemy In ashes The me, 20 execute
ils work are already there There uaul, be din.
UzIty 10 fpdns there here or in Canad a suitable
persons 10 take charge of the n, arrange
ha details rweuty men with rlans Al I precOn-
ss.,ec and roean ns provided selecting soue a. windy
nkoi ght hre Boston Ia hundred places are wfsp
names from centre 20 suburb. They might etaiiate
en- Richmond, Charleston &c. let thom do col tney
sne It's game al which we can beat them. New
rcfk worth twenty Richmonds They have tozen
evps " our one, and W their is centored ry
ali their wealth IL would be immoral and bHfbar us.
not immoral Or bsrbarous defend you SELF By ny
useas, or with any wcarcn the enemy may employ n "
ysur destruction. They choose 10 substitute the toro
kr the sword We may 80 use thtir own weapon az 70
make them repent literally 10 sackcoth and ashes that
lsy adopted u. II tue Executive Is not ready or
skh, We commend the matter the secret denbers.
tiens Of tho Congress about 70 meet.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19

nisreitnucous.
srslnER RCHsKIAss-Bhanghae, AUG ls-Ths Am steamer
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
Send ing Deserters Through the Linss.

Bcnd Inx BefcrteTs Ihr0u0h the LIMeHs
From the Richmond Examiner. Oct, Is
Several hundred Yankee deserterE have been for
somc time held at Salisbury, ~ c., received in
Richmond again yesterday for the purpose Of being sent
through the rebel lines 20 their native States under the
recent order Of the government.
t 10 singular that the rebels return doserters
through the lines 10 us.--ED. HEpALDl
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
Hoods Invasion 10 Effect the Resuie
Of the Election in November.

~
On the tuesday next after the nrst Monday IN Eovsm
ber which will be the sth OF that month, election tor
President Ia the United States. At present oil the ind
cations that usually prccede such elections point 10 the
election Of Mr. Lincoln The Pennsy lvania elections
which tok place Tuesday last the 1lth Of the MONTH
have yet been beard from For twenty the
October elections In Pennsylvania have gone has the
Presidential election. the present state u public Affairs
ras not entirely dismembered parties may IN day
or hear from that election, and be able 70 form an
opiniox TO the result In November.
Events must take place between and the Prosiden
tsl eeoon which will greatly Affect the result. Penn
sylvsuia may have gone for the republicans last rses
me- Edrai s,mis IN GeTgid and Tirpinic 1saId change
the dspsc, o dfars IN ne Unied States oomrtsiy 30
utterly defer lincoln,
", not been Sermted TO be known 10 The people the
liz, ted sta,ss ne authorities at Wa'lsngion rep s ts
ng ne fact 1ai Sherman & shut up fn Anurtu v,h aa
Ies. show that has broken the telegraph and
ratlrosa and prevented despatches from Atlantis rom
being 70, eved they relieve the pubic anxiety by
gazsttes from stanton, that Thomas and Nor
san snd Rouess~n have ccrnered Forrest and
DR. zen him on; thst the telegraph would be repaired 10
Alstoons th, evening thai sherman was believed about
10 rnct som. tsrf oe b ~ Hood. NJ such yui 81
more whauIu, " keep ther courage up--tho washing
ton an,turss. @ waiting ior something turn n hat
may help them ont. ~hoad u. presw supofion ~
Gsorsta tscern. 40. a,s ins Ja 1sar Hi'aay ss,au
sk,I a. ,y drs,e fran ne YIi'eg W ne scsss,fes Of
G,og sh5uId cram dsdut ant ts repusoi III Eica.
iaond-aeyor ~ of hen a's,~. - Ws lo,bk-ts rtsut
Ybe Washington nnthorh lee understand the blsiners
OF manufacturing enthusias. ,'e s'st success they
cores ondcnis; thoy nre hafed guns throughout
Nertbegn ciiics ~ alive the 'oc sptt and 70 en-
cuurga the fsAt hearted and the n1e snouea ssutes
across our lines encourage their ON sOaers as well
"A h. cepreas and discourage our uoo,S NJ snow OF
eutbustssrn these aalutes Of artillery, snd THESE war
sust,es heye their elect. both on the, peo.o ann %