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Young Mems Republican Union.

h0unx liens hrpuDHrih h"u. ou,.n
IPADQT ANIrNS GIBSON = bt lLDlNbA OK. bhoAU
WAY AND rHInrEkNlHSf.
PUBLIC MEETING will be held a. the above head
quastsss on MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 10. ~ o'clock.
ne following selto.H Ill 10 prcsoa; aud address toe
Ma 1i.u. A. DOUBLEDAY. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD rsQ
Cap. GEO /. MOVES. OSBoRN T.. BRIGHT 'st
lion. GEO. l.. LINCOLN Col RUSH I. HAWKINS
MARX HoyT President.
Veteran nIou Members requested 70 attend
THIS Monday EtENlNN, Ia NO. 49, Cooper lattitg-
10 prlsc he ssr zsou aud comp ito arrangements of .
a Meeting Ger,iomcn hglns ols wiz please report iu
ip,dsiev cordial iysl an Is oxeaded 10 al who bsve
'''''' s. ". gisBER President
4 II i T ps,Tsr s.erc'asie+
se,.ut-euth Nnra Union A-socis ,ion.--Tte
room. Oh i- hss0c.'iDui In Lincoln Hall COX hou.on
and iersi Will BE- open day ard nrht rnt. hf ey'npg OF
lrcou dat Tor me-,sp Of the Association and tho " ard
COMMITTEE and too drirb rtou oil docunicnts All Union
el,otVF. oil the Nsri afo Invited O. sitrnt 100 . .
ROBERT Y. BOYD, President
H. : WALLACE. Chm ~. Com. President Assocs ION.
Union Naturalization Committee. --On Monday
nett Oct. 10 the unaerrlsI-i viii open Naturalization
Or, under tho dfrc0n thr Union trutsl Committee at
No fkor IT,. 20 Goor for tho purpos- OF aidns and
itnx persons who entitled 10 become cisen DO
p"p''' Gfu. MANCHoT,
Naturalization Committee.
Cnmpaisn supply Wnrehouse.-wa Eagle Uai.
fcrns complete Nar Gibbs Csps fass bGls-s Aprons,
Baune Torches Lanterns CsDdes &c. Out Of town Sdss
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY.
CAMPBELL 4 CO., No. 2i5 New Canals.
Rnnnrrs, Flags and Trnnsparcncies,
al the Old Hesdquare, No N Duane st. Broadway
HOJER 4 GRAHAM Sign and Banner PAINTER
Estsbished l9iI.
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done IN the GRoyE PAgin's MAcning nj no 70
Broadway 22ds sdirs AMI child ems fai~r"S made
" or1sI, sla u.s.I a. ess usdo az sso" Dpleor
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BaoMN's E...cnAL IRocnEs. whon alIoNel

BhONN's EI.uACHlAL kOChtS, WHOM uIIo"Vd
to dsoye r. tho ,ol.A Lave DRLof ih-cnce to he a
f,cted paris IL. ,9os ece. to ne mucous lining Of The
viadppe aisys rraorsy Irritation aid si'e' relief IN
Coughs Coid ed the " .aos Throat Affection. 10 which
n-ilic .r1sL p. I'D ln.rla ~ h.hle.
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Union judiciary CsnvcniIOns-An Adjourned meet
ipe OF this nyruon VIII be held Union liesJfusfis
corner Of R1oadway snd Teelty thirds THIS tAouday)
EvESiEO. a. O'Clock. ,,, -, .
r r','a ld G. vss WICK sscrol.io-
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9Oth Ward Lincoln and Jonhson Campaign
Club-Tte regular weekly meeting VIII DO nsd ihio
(Nond,yl fNfNiN0 81 O'Clock Al headquarrn' hfon,ns
New s" Nos. tss and l9 West Jlrc T. Addresses ~ ~
TEFp. shCUTI RICHARD n. CHlffbNDfN, esd, pr'
ufnZBER0 al Texas, snd other tninen. sPsAkefa .
ADOLPhU5 LANCE, PIesldens
N Y Is .rsE.s s.cr.'arIr.
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Oaieial Nauifesio Of the Confederate.

The following IL the joint note addressed to
the French Minister of Foreign Affairs BY the diplo,
nntc represent itiscs OF the Confederate Government
abroad transmitting official copy Of the manifesto o.
PARIS November II. lssa.
SIR: The undersigned Commissioners Of the Consede-
rate States of America in Pursuance OF the instructions
Of hor Government have the honor "a present 10 yonr
Excellency copy ~ manifesto ssned By this Congress
OF said States with tlespproyAl Of the President and
OF which the President requested 20 cause copies 10
be transmitted 30 their Commissioners abroad 10 the
end that the might be by them laid before foreign
Governments; they - the same time communicate q
copy OF tho preamble and resolutions OF Co1gress nc.
Campaigning such manifesto. Tho dispositions prnei'
p.es and purposes rs which the Confederate state
have been aud still animated are set forth III this
paper with al tho autho!y duo 10 the solemn deosrA
ors Of the legislative and executive branches OF tho
Coy ernuen,. aud viii clcarness which leaves no
room for meat or explanation. In few senten ces
il s pointed out that ell they ask is immunity hon
Interference with their iutcrnpi peace aud prosperity
and to be lel in the undsiurbed enjoyment Of their
inaleaab!s rights of life. liberty. and the pIrrnt
OF happiness. which their common ancestry declared
20 he the equal heritage OF oil parties Ia the sa CON.
pact. Let them forbear agressions vpoa us aud tho
war Is III On end. II there be qnestiors which re-
onire adjustment by negotiations they have over boon
willing. and are s,l wiling Ia eater Into conuEun.ca.
ton with their adyersaGies IN Split Of equity AID
manly lrankness and commit their cause 10 the en-
lghtcned alignment Of tho world to the sober reflection
Of their sdyersares henseiyes and 20 tho solemn aud
righteous arbirramsn. Of Heayen.' The Undersigned
beg leave most respectfully Ia invite the attention 81
the Government of Ills Imperial Majesty 10 this fani
and l explanation ~ the attitude and puyposes of the
Confederate states and vii! merely roInaIk in a..
dit.on that since tie iesuue o. that nanieo ,be war
ha. continued u DC wsged by enemies with even
increased roi fr, more signal disregard Of al the
rules Of civilized wnrfarr, and wnnton violation
OF tho obligations " international law. Tho under.
s.snei, laiiug thus complied with the Instructions OF
their Government beg your EIcolonCy Of the
dstlnr lshcd consideration with which thoy ha,a the
honor 10 a. lcar LNec.icpc!' most obedent sefY anti
JOIN SnLEu,
u. nj. MASON,
A. BpaEY NAM
a similar document says IT., I'.t,r. has been pre-
stbted 20 all The Cabinets Of Euroro CorstanIinops
esccrtod). Mr.. Slidell Las banded IN ro.ton to ~;
Drown Do Lhuys che above. Bishop Lyach VIZ lasA
60 he Pore the copy intended for him.
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taebed friends 10 persuade him TO stay AZ home cont
speak ON hearssyI was then IN CaprsrS jue' oh ue
count " that intended DEPARTURE
And hero "a another extract from gentleman oil
different kidney the Paris correspondent VI Ihe '''
gTapL / quote him because. in addition 10 h' s'so
caeke about tho Presidential election, nc tes s''s
which have not encountered In any ahier'oHhP"Poi
1t reads exceedingly like ccTard'
81 must tell you that the telegram reeorGlnB In
coins election was received here lnit inV't nn
since then have seen heard OK all tue sephfa't
on Gals now ia Paris With scarcely exesp ion iley
arc roioiced st Linccns reeection--'0r which me-
a, re ouie prepsIed-and assert that Ola 400 VIII 20
"onnle,ciy ruin financially rs vel n, in military
sense his country. that IN sN m0ntlo INC S.uth nl'
n, gamer. Betting has been very heavy ho,e 90 LUZ
.jeetiop and IL Is curious faot That no Sonhs'h'i
,r,rH t.ck Mcclellan Que Paris banker las ln-'
10 COOf on the event; but IL has been suggested io o
election hrs beeA such gross that All oe's sAou w
And now mus. tell you Lille episode Of chs great
American gtlugglc. \ Ne'y WcD-kuO"h Deil'oinl'
Loutcr-whosc name cond bat viii not pqbil'
months .iuce thought De should Tie 10 uudeit9k2 NJ
tle husiucsg on Lis cunt, and qutch new ~.
"a he 0tfod I'D y steamer Tor tho pnip0fe 81 capturing
American ycsssls and tier eaTgors nc Wss ~ 49,
sn,reotrd watched. detected, and impr,soel ~ r"I,
,yette Beng well {" do Ia this world however, ~
was gbe 20 nppy that gotcn key which opens o ,
nriSon locks Everything was 0Tranged between hin
AMI rii pnarIian; ho dressed himsef in fannc tcd
small usck-containing ceitain "grceDbaeHs &c.--oh
his .t6ulcrs clmc 70 the eaie. AM found Tat hls
secret igd been discu'tr"d ana tle ,uIhh'!
lie did no, hesitate an Instant, Dni dicW nuuts',,
Of tho miller Jumped fifteen feet dow nto VIC
sea and swan f5r Aou AND bali. uii re ahaeu :"
Jclsey shore He got safe OH ard 40" hHh 70 10y
80 49,. ycr, linyest cigar ! ever bohed, as calmly
rs II noting Lad h1ppehcd. Yoas,e, cir said en
Xmcrirsp. 1T IL war sinella,ly fertile niEoideni
Tho papers win Inform you nat Tom Thnue ar7'
Ttuub and tho Thumbikn have toen received By
tho Prince and Princess CfWLes bat n) TIT 'he Gen
cIal IL enormously poUei different Of the Ir@l'
Dental Election and tie retention Of the pe.son whom
hc admirably desirustcs es my friend Ab!nhsu.
Lincoln" lie delight, too. in "claiLnS lis srifo
cratic yisitors by inqulFipe Tow ticy Ike it, Az
began 50 end III she reelection ~ Abraham Lirc'n
l. B. e..
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Eveninx Exchnnge-Dec. l5-s{ p y
LATEST ship News.

ARRIVED. p,..en. .
schr VIM Arthur, Hsskell Ehiaeethps.'ss CIV Bosson
schr Harriet Ne a. Smith EliSabethpot ~
S III. ueaLsh,'r. rlissheihrot for he''N
WIND--At Sunset. E.H.f., Win snow
SAILED.
Steamers Chss. O.good Petrol.
ship Solid.
Bark Bolivia g, c-.,h~ e. Cary be~V
Ergs Eugene A. Reed Sarah b. 0'e"! ..a
scb,s. Dearborn. Mary stedman Pearl ho,s
yir,inin Price :. Morgan, Hamilton f'sna's
MEMORANDA. ., 80. yssllr
The stranship Yesso trl Cairns, thai w ..re evesie
+, "f,sroon boand to Shanghai, came bssx ns A. ~
With her machinery disabled, and 1. now H"s
River ~
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COURT OF oESrRAL stssHNss.-DHo i'-s'''0 Il
CorRT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

...Sa. 3o9l s6l 1871, 1903. 1851 1916 5s9 P's ~ 4
Nos ae se II, l9Cs av 3, S s,s, 2S ~ Pf
Case on SPECIAL TkRN tDemurrer-sN,Ss' ~ -
Is.rss o. sw and factNos 8t. al 49, s is.' 1'' ~"
SrrrRIoR CoURr-Part Mos. l. ~. E's9. 49,,
ar so0t a63i AL 1853 34Is, 4e5', t'29 %'' wv
ss:s Pan. lI-Csl, udur unchanged n, Shah
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-fsI
can.ss-No. 6z6 1913 go. Part il.--No. .lr r.,.r
Kings COUNTY SUPREME CouRT-GlNhhAh - =
Dec ls-No. S. 81 s.. 81 Ss, 81, ~ "a, o. ~ = -"
n, -, -, "a, u, TO- H. ~, ~.
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Travelled, through Bolivia and Uppsr Peru over at,
miles on horseback, visiting the uins Of tho anci.r.
palaces Of the lucas, and has brought back with hin
much information. together with drawings and o.,
tographs OF tho interesting otics which be has Vs.
tied.
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WoMAS's ISFIRMARY.--A lecture for the BEN
eft Of the womanS InhrHary at Washington Nights
win be given by Mr.. DeCordoya at Mills Hail. Wash.
ington Heights. Saturday evening next Every
penny appropriated To this excellent charity. either
directly or indirectly, is certain to be well applied.
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lAdYerfi e. sntl

President PETROLEUM COMPANY, PRpSIDgyT.
Ygslyoo CoryIY PBss.-t will be that tho odcsrs
and Directors Of this orxanZ ,xc"len.
cal standing and inhn-lc IL erh sdyeIi,g,s offered
TO subs nbes they gett'nc tn" property Il hrst ccs
pce VI: IN th neghborhool OF 8 0b per FOX frat
poets e.cr,rined Of NE tn MS MrsTs l.. SIMPSON
Co. 10. 81 Codort, N rsHip pam?ni t. and all !norn-
elton SlO0 "a Ia CURES $40 4 tie enigma si0cs
Once Of the Company, No II roadway.
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tAdvertisenwnt.l
DYSPEPSIA
A CuRk WARRANTED.

Dy,psps!a has The following symptoms:
J. constant PAIN or nrecsness u the pit Of IL. uon,eh
z. tstnlency and Acdity.
2. IostiveDess and Loss OF Appr de
q. q oom aud Depression Of Spirits,
). DiarrhGa with gripping.
6. PAN ~ ~ parts ofthe System.
Consuni, ,iyc symptoms and papi,,.on Of the Heat
8. Co1gh. with Plegra in the Thoat.
2. Nervous Affection and of sleep q. na,'.
10. Los Of Appetite and onItng
II. Dizziness, DiHness - Vision. and Loss Of SHIT
H. Headache and staggering ia waking With gfcss Web
ness.
Oct % lie Thousands Of of Dypepsis that have ut
Dr. Nighars Gf.st Apericsn Dyspepsia Pils one 4
matter twenty years sta ding Sod BY drasss
everywhere, Aad 1t Dr. Wishat. Oice no 10 ". Seeoad,
PhiGde phs, Pa. Al examinariors aud consultations Tree
oh,rge. Send for circular. Price 81 per bok Sen, b,
mail, free o. chang" on receipt o. tDonry
soLD ~ HELMBoLD's nRua AND CHEMICAL WArgHoys
NEyT MgTRopoLirAS nor1r- AID BY DErG6is1s kvEKf
WHERE.
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u. 9. COMMISSIONERS OFfiCE-Dcc. Is Before {. -
missioner NRIg.
THE pRrssrAN EXTRADITIoH CASE.


In the matter of the application OF The ffussan
Consul for ,h- eKrsdon Of Ernst Ga!dena' an geo -
DIV. ron iutlca The evidence lie psst 81 the fTcs
Consul was furnished Capt Won "a ten OF tie ste.ye.
Hsnsa identified the accused OF TIE pe,enss &c
au.s n bsr trip from Bremen he an oil june ST
10. passenger sts and on board Is Ls' W.
depfg<s - "a. 80.
Gee J. Male ,esifed that t'e prisoner and IA, Nis 70.
aned a. h.. residence for several days snd were stoIn
Mc sid M. GnlGeufass and 10 also ldeunh-d ~ VIZ
liam Meys Ernst Greet H. that be nad done b~'eS
ior the usee .,ps geld and obtaining currency ."
Lie one-cd IN evidence end objected 20 ~ 70 eur
r tue scyued bot a.ex consideEabo arg men. o. As s
III. Corri. .onsr decided .hs. the lette. n Gcna'swS
admissible. ..,c.. H., l..
,w A.. accused srii. In tbs Office OF Speyer Co.'S ~nneS
vrr. there r Nr. 0u3-nfuss for hun 10 get dTs ese
,.,y him W. lite his name there the cesk rsndrs gos
10 hini lie Ernst Guldenussi an very suTs &c WV
Ernst. , ,,,.,, 49,.
Aiolph RichufE was then e'sd and tes.ihed 1,' 80
tdred th- he cams nom Halle on the sac fi-
ard wa a riruab-r Of tho frn OF Ropm.l Co ihse .
The ca.e was ten closed the part Of the r!u'rsh
sul and W liits oe-r moved u 81 tss csse We 'o's
that there was 10. the slightest evidence Ola forgery
TIE ,rgu1eDt oG tie motion not eenc!-Na "'~''
ccpt G0lccnrt b. -. p,,,,.t d
NoLaes esd \. T. ptenhoeaer .or The sccesed.
Court OF 0FSYRAL SKSsHNS-DEc N--Bt.o.o h''
oori.r HoyfNAS. II,
Mary Hammond; m6nslaughter II VIC 'V1i"i
decree S,Ale priou years. -,
Edward Buns; ROBBERY. State prison ten Yeas 49,
fnontbs. AL,
Johp Rilev; grsad larceny. ReInanoed -.
Gh.r.c. p E,ss.roeu ssded saiiiy Of Har'aasD @D'
thirt d,.res. Rsass5e'
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PERsOyAL.--Th Hon. T.. G.. Squer, Com
missioner To Pern, returned home Wednesday, after
two years absence, in excellent health. Subsequent
20 the successful termination Of bic MISSION Mr. Squier
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pNtN cfsliflS
u. Nj. MASON.
CITY ITEMs.

NAyIa ALTON WINTER CHASGEs.-The ii
o'clock night toat to New-Haycn will be withdraw
for the Winter on and after Monday, Dec. 10. until
furthar notice,
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LADIES, Misses, ana CuILDREN's RUBBER
sorH HInoEAis, warranted the deepest aud moot durable
noe In lie gsraet. CAsrarLL 70. Sl3 Broadway.
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NEW SrADT THEATER.-Mr. Bandmann vii
tonight appear at this theaer Francis do Moor 4
the play OF The Robbers"
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SUPERIOR CoCRT-TRrAL TERx-DEc. 7-BeieTe Jlse'
MosELL
MALICIOUS ARREST AND FALSE IAPRIsoSNksT:

Cornelius Collins agt. David hilqorn.-Ihe plaa-
"a az. In til, acton 20 r5,oc0 dsmss,s les
..d eior, slre...aud falls. imprisonment Anrns oS
L 49,, of fine plan,i q. the u-t,uCs Of Tie derp tai R
,.pd i,rcerr o. warrant i,n.d ny roce.Ju,n,e tesy
t,ooLlyp which was Uted hy officer Van "fsar 70
io,ryi.onrd for ~ e yiour Loars and then rs
lac ed Nm, ciarre ssan.t him having bern Withdrawn
ID was claimed ~ the defendant that aoosthe IN
a. he nsut whtn the took sce DO loohsd 20 o.,
Beda,. Collins 6ianoud ring Of he value OF elE9 % IVES,
81 BAL og party, SID which ne Was 70 rrotn ~
s % c.pr az the ring be inform OF we wotns5
hsi the psu had taken the ring Of her hnr.r snd i &c
,,.sn.s end on Il advice OF counsel he Instituted ~
W. svcutol ss,inss tle pla ntil Tor larceny.
Tie pl,ptf on the other hand, claims ta' ne rf va
ts.n ~ hi, y MA wife. che r-prsseung that wa
Noe, hsr trr th- be took II and wore several days an
hn,ly pavned II at pswnoEokefs In E's' "'"''"' ~"
/ fhsrn d0sfs. -, a..ut. .,..
N. Jn.tico who issued The warrant the ofcer w5o 'ie'
c,-J q ard ID. counsel In tie 1s1ne on IA
M ~ In .,f alter which the Court dismissed he COZ
psn, on tie motion Of ,he defendants counsel on we sa'
r ppnphy Tor The plsint Tx Judge Whiting and \ =.
Phillips 4. The defendant.
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OUEsrIoN-W shall / buy for the HoI.
osysl - 49,,
ASsvgR-A WHHELsR WILSON lEwisG NAcniSs
Vh,rg glall boy i'll At NO. sJ9 brosdwey Gomez 81
TY-el fv.se,1 rd..f.. u ]. III. ELLis.
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LAW HNTELLss;ENCE.
t,YIIEp STATES CIRCUIT cOURT-DRc. ii--Hcss
Judge SHpNS


CASE OF THE FUGITIVE TO CALIFoB.TA.
United States sgt. Patrick Doyle alias Ac'oy.-
The ecu,ed s-rsgncd The Indictment FOR eor.
t.ret asnry the denomination oil $50 ne va
brought, f,r the prpoe y-strrdsy ana rensndso
lie request % his counsel On leaving he Court room asna-
10 another prisoner named fsrr and When tie pa,
oue,s .ere IN 10 ueighborhood Lulowst Doyle aanat
- 10 4 h.ud q and ST rt"d of OF sruu lie was pncet
bv DC Drn, Msrsss aud brought 20 on tho pFesentsia
81 r,oL Fgus' GudeDf be aese iustfye ron lsce9
i Prussia Who was the prsoneis OBTAINED fanst
urtl the Deputy BGsshs teturp'd 80, -, -,
On the srranneut Of The accused this morning Jeefs
Bebee pciled appear for bin, and the Court s'see V
u Pbin. TO his drinse and rsmanded bin until ssTd-f
in o,ir 10 sivc hen opportuni 70 confer With La eosIf1
MOTION TO QJAsH.
United States agt. Julian H. Larhe. The eounS!
10. tAs sccYs,d MT Csen, moved me cos,' Sna n
- me int II ind.s mont oun by tie Grand JaIy In In
cs and presu st tie p,sent IN be qusshe' fot
res snd rccrsrty, in that ,he rectal docs 70. e9r "a
Mans Of La Marty whom tue e e. alleged 70 nave GO
ad de 4royed sl1rc,sed and thai under ~
charge the prisoner could b. scsd on maj Tor 81 We '
ol. 81 tlst DIV The DistrietAt Ouey oppSsec tee no
ton and tue judge took the plpeFs ro'e'hs hi' a'''p'
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SUPREME CoURT-Cu.NsEEs--DEc ia-se'''s 's'i''
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.

Mary T.. Beardsley sgt. Alfred Beordsle!; VII
v., r. a., Matilda DAVIS; L,rothos Rorhl sg Char
RoshRepoTs conrrped and Judgments Of divorce snis
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-10

The accom-. uying decision Of the Commits
sioper os Tr,orn, Revenue will bo read with
interest bv widow, and guardians Of orph ,u
children. Tho quesn ms involved wcrc-whcrc
several members of tho same family are entitled
to a separate income, sba, VI the whole income Of
The fumily be aggregated, ~ "'n, TAX 10 tue Gov
ernmcrt he pdi3 on the evccA "oo'' six hundred
dollars p arnnmi or. shall N income OF eHcn
mcmi CT Of the family be considcA W "' separate
and distinct estate
The decision is mani'cs'ly Just sdi, " u''rnohy
with the general action Of the Cum1sL ''oher OF
lg'pn Htyuur :--
9bIAs.HY DEPARTMENT, Oprru or J. 'tER-
RAJ hINlNrP, WAsHINGFuN. OctuGor5 b. ~ -
ST. BE- au iu receipt ut ,Uur '.. Ger e. the 2, IN
uinmo, t.uiNE that Uu estate as been 30 di,Ir, u
I. tween widow, cue HUuU cpiId, and ttrrs
u i'ur ChiIrI,U, th#t the WIdO, hlS an tUc,.u.
Of S6 m, aHur Guild an iuComr ot $50 and
he thee ntiuuIs Un avg rCgBte lrHOWCu Of 3 100 and
ll. utfrE us tu the tlA upon lrp me mes r the
joint % COME Of TINS family. rrply tnts, If tDe
estate 'u question wis SD divided fhs' the .C,ms
Wh'Vh Cucb receives is the actual income of each
nom hiS ar lcr own S'p rae tate, thnu Sue
iuc"m' T. are taxable ,in-y, and not in the agEre.
gate NtrN fu.p,utiuIly,
v. A. ROLLINS, eHuiv Commissioners
isaac i Go *, Esq Register of wills b ti-
more, MARY land.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-10

gentleman who left Columbia Sunday even
ing states that Forrest made his appearance be.
fore that town during Sunday, and commenced
to "feel'' the garrison there. lively skirmi,h
eusued, which was kept up for about four hours
The greater portion of the skirmishing occurred in
the vicinity OF Jackson College, in the suburbs of
the town. 1t was reported that two Federal and
three Rebel soldiers were killed during the en-
gagement. Forrest, finding the garrison fully
prepared TO meet and repe any attack he could
make withdrew, snd took the road leading 70
Mount Pleasant and Florence. NO'hng further
was rece ed yesterday as 10 his move ments.
rumor was brought In from Trluue ycsterd ~
that considerable force OF Rebels, rGppr cd 10
be a portion of Forres 3 command were 10 the
vicinity OF thgt place Monday, though nothing
was known Of Their intentions
In his progress towards Co mbd, Forrest 10.
tuned three oCk. houses, ami burned the rairO td
bridges over Carriers ere K and thc Government
saw mill at Carers crt Ok sta ion.
LATER A despatch received at the headGuar
tiers Of General ROasscau, about o'clock las
night, says that General Rouse u was on tie
Mount Pleasant road, and hat Forrest WAS re-
treating towards Il OrOnCe Railroad and tcc.
graphic communication is open 70 Atlinta ny the
CbotuuoOga rOgd, and the wires are wor iing
clear through on the Decatur roid.-NcSirjQs
DeIGtCh, Octt T..
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-10

Nelson was at that epoch (793) thirtv-fOur
years Of age ,sholt OF stature, pale face blue ewes,
spare hair, ana win thar Hquiline nose which Is
pecuIir 10 warriors, and which m kes Caesar and
Conoe resemble birds OF prey There is nothing
20 indicate that M this period Emma Is Ouua as
Dumas always calls her. entertained aug different
opinion tn that of her hu,band As 10 tue JhUSiyus
Ot NglsOn; but he on his side, we a5C fuld, icft
Naples under th thraldOm which few appear to
have escaped who came within the mcShes Of the
syf,n, Nay, our historical rOmHnctr would have
us hrlieyc thaJ It was 10 cure himself nc Calvi
and TeneTiilr, Rs to lose an eye ut the one, ard
an arm at the other. One thing is certain, tina,
the hero was no emhcllished In person when he
rcappealed in the presence of Lady Hamilton. in
June, lI9o. / was critical moment with the
brave admiral.
He had not only allowed the French fleet 10
slip through his fingers, hut he had also lefr
Malta at the mercy of the enemy, and permitted
thirty thousand men 10 be disembdrkCd a. Alex
andTia. He was, further, without provisions or
water TO continue The pursuit, and some Of his
ships had been damaged in q storm. Caroline Of
Naples was sister TO Marie Antoinat,e, aud IL Is
not 10 be wondered at that she deies'ed the per-
slCutOls Of the latter; her husband, T.rd N md
fully Shared in her horror Of Jac0hn license, and
In the face OF treaties OF neutrality, Nelson was
allowed 10 reyiCtual and repair In the S ltes OF
the two Sicilies. Nelson, "knew thata great naval
victory could alone save him." Quilted " ipes
we are also told, more deeply enamored tnan
ever, and never since the invention OF powder
and the use of great guns, had any naval combat
terrified the ocean by so great disaster" Ont
Of thirteen ships psofthe-liue, which constituted the
French fleet, two only succeeded in making their
escape. Nelson, as usual, who fought ike a
lion, did not come off sCatheless.
He had been struck on the forehead by a fall
ng yard, and the iUteguments, borne down over
his only remaining eye, had 10 be replaced into
their proper position, and then duly retained
there by plasters and Dandages IL was iu such
q pl ght that the triumphant hero made his reap
pearance al Naples, but then he was also the
victor Of the Nile-the couQucrOr Of AboukiT
(Aboukir, father of pitch). Yet we are told, and
asked 10 believe, that so unbounded was the JOY
experienced az Naples a, this victory over the
aggressive Republicans, that the daughter of
Maria Theresa, the naughty sister OF the equally
naughty Marie Ant0ineite, spoke to Lady Hamil.
ton in the following terms -" My beloved
Emma, in order that may remain King, and
in consequence, in order that You shall remain
Queen, aud this man shall belong TO US, yot
must belong 10 him."