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The New York herald., 1864-10-25
The Canadian Confederation.
or ~ GREAT pgrrsR A1sRiSAs
Irren the London News, oci l2.j

Irgen the London News, oct l2.j
Monday ast the 10th II octobcr Ia likely 10 prove an
important date In the hstcry cf British North America
n was the day which the Governor General of CanAda
acting under the authority Of the imperial governm
had appointed for formal conference ~ Qlcbec OF tho
governments OF C1nada Nova Scotia New Bruins wick
Newfoundland and PrisCe dward'e Island, for the pur.
pose OF considering and agreeing upcA complete scheme
FOR embracing all those provinces In . federal union.
II N proposed, then, 10 organize the couscde-
ration % rst 10 three sections, cf which Upper Canada
viii form ore Lower Canada another aud Nova Scotia,
Nov Brunswick rtiDce Edwards Island and Hevfoucd
land united sthrd The reason for separating The two
Canadas will to every ono who has followed tho
recent history OF those provinces Tho scheme of
federation will admit Of the sthea's.yx dccesin Of ne
No7tApc9 Territory, Brtfh Colamba and vdacouu,y',
Island but work Immediately n hand ls the federal
union Of the provinces We have enumerated II folt
BY the delegates AZ tbsrlottctown that IL would be
matter " the Hrst Importance 20 mark out aud seps
rate the constitution Of the confederation the respective
spheres OF the local and general governments ssd ~
define the attributes d each, as 10 preclude oil such
grounds OF dispute have vexed the great neghboring
republic under he name OF states rights II s pro-
posed that the federal government shall consist OF the
representative OF tho British crown aud Upper aud
constituted on tho principle OF popular representative
Several "sectlons" would meet a. members Of the
Confederation on Q footing Of equality. Tho mode
Of clecting ths members Of tho Upper House
naturally Offers many points foe differences cf
opinion. somo desire 10 SEQ II, members
e,bUs would ysss lhs apnocsT.c, IN ths iocsi leg1a
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
The Privatcsrs.

Tie United states steam frigste NIAGARA aas srrved
OF shorcham with Spaush steamer, seized nuder
r'cioo Of bcing blockade runner
the ship southern Rights, OF Richmond, Ne. cap
turcd Aueua! 2. by tne pirate Florida and
ter bones.
Captain Gemmes, accompanied by eight officers OF the
.ilahsms and hgusred men, er liverpool October
10 T. be transferred. wi,h guns Nc 10 the steamer
Ranger, recently lying At MADEIRA,
IIiverpool toct. IL correspondence OF london News
Ca,taiu Sem!ues, 81 whom since the sukiUg VI the
Aahasaa heard iit,lo, aud That lltte
the bark .urel, utatr tue. command os CAPTAIN 3 r.
Ramsey. lAe destination u. tbs jGurci IS rather
torols a. present. put sr IS the customs bill or
entry shows, tue vessel has certain cleared Tor ports
where C1pfedots'e rr3clvtes predominate, viz, Nag
sau. Havana, ant Na,suur1s. Tier cargo Is or such
m1et uaturt that Dcl;seregt state would have the
siigtest doubt IL - IT, Csefpcse IL cgusi q IL
large gGus, sm. arms, suees, leather ~ bulk, ammun
ton, co;tes ban6eg. irusa, &C. lot the Laurel must
not nc sulosed ~ ne ihtanue0 To- cruiser, she Is
nerey a tender. ana cefres ogt u Ccrtsiu iattr
ana atnmrpi. ion Cor screw steamer, OF pbu
captain Seniaes e. tse .nnant. Jhis vessel IL sup
pos Ell to b. srrr@ steamer whicn VAS lypg at
Madeira tie I'd ,st and therc known under the
name OF the Hsnger.
ne hsuger srge and very swift To sbor N q
Captain Sornu,cs dGeg hot unattended, we msy here
state that he took with hn board the Laurel eight
pncers and hundred nan most Of whom served with
L.,n on board the Alabama.
Itron ihe London Herald, Oct IL
We have reason Know that Nj Adams, the AIncri.
can Minister. is aware .. Capt Semmcs departnrs.
capt. Senmex log, while IN command ci the sumter
dress. cruise os three Years in defiance .: foet os
hurared sqil could uot but have it, moving and
citing nrideutg, aud the French public lends . willing
car 70 tales of daring and adventure.
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Movements or the Rebel B,nis In Ken
suchy and Teon,ssee.


The ourna, says the rebel Genera. Lyon has hve hun
tired mon under his Command and that his move 70 the
south side Of tho Cumberland River s supposed 70 ndi
attempt TO strike he Nasns lie and Northwestern
gsirosd uear Charlotte.
-Four regiments or T.bcs reported II Ccntrcvie,
hickman county, but 10 whcss COMM and they belong
ls unkuown.
Scouts report forrest again crossing the Tennessee
river, below Florence, An
A forcH OF four hundred rebels was At owenboro On
friday.
IA guerilla leader. calling himself ColoSe Cheno~eth
n Henderson, KY, on Tridy His baud committed
but few depredstons.
liz thought toat the several outlaw bands scattered
.long the ohio river, between the mouth u sst River
and Evsnsviiie, viii number two Thousand.
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mistaken. There Is . place below, . little
warmer than Congress, where ample prepAra-
lions are made for the Hen. Ben.'s reception one
Of these days, to which we would just as soon
go as to Congress. We. are satisfied that We
would lind tho associations pretty much the
same in one place as the other. The Hon. Ben.
need not be over anxious about getting seat
in the lower house Of Congress, for he is sure
of one in the other place, where ga lower
depth awaits him. as Lucifer once said, accord
Ing to Mil ton.
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THE ROANOKE PIRATES.

Arrest o. Brsins-EaIi Eefuscd. &c.
irpAx nct. q. :sft
Tho steam g1nbcat jason, from Berinada 1'tn Instant
has arrived here
She reports thai tho pirate Brains AL hi sssociste-,
who captured ard burned the steamship Roanoke ~ece
on trial and thar .ne Court had refused 10 b4 them
The ysilos fever wss abaiius at H:ru,ria.
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EngIysn Repudiasion or tho Peace Par
ty-Jhs War Policy the Best for the
Union.

lFrom tho london 1imes Oct. IL.
The pelcenakeIs are pursuing thsir harmless vocation
with their habiual industry cannot DO said that there
is not cali: for Amerca has delivered itself
would have 10 hold their tongues for many day Yet
the extremity itself shos nc Erotecy o peacstadkic
ar, "a ms fcshfon u three egks more than three
hnndred thousand good people have given their
names 10 address entreatng the federas 10
let the Coaieaesates slone and part 10 peace.
through The influence Of the Rcusu Catholic
priesthood There is nothing In the address,
the natural, feelings OF Almost every Engshmsn At the
success stAess Of ths miserable affair Tine brought
both the strength and tho merits Of the Confederate
cause their heroic resistance compelled attenIon 20
The srgnrn enis and OF last have most "
10 ,ho same conclusion these cpeacerskerr-thsi the
fsderals will conquer the confodeft - except by
process which win dstroy federas os oDs Conredc.
rate leaving to manried tail tbe Of hdeons
ansysnv 20 wish for more progress or more success on
either enc side the other simply TO wish for car
mage COR evident the Confederaies viii tell their
lvea very dear.
does ibis address TO- just soihing u Aoss mot
proress cnier into the rights of the question, much
sss "a aiaes% ssssn, ,pas.s py ~ ss os
simultaneous and instantaneous disermAmcnt, followed
by an equally miraculous forbcsranoe ard consenimcnt
20 be shown by two neighbors q ncoYps.bc tempers
occupying territories geographically ddseailsd into
another and with numerous questions neither settled
nor capable OF settlement ave are sorry TO describe the
case a. thus hopeless, but We see in melancholy res
son for resgung ourselves 20 ne only fos.t soaHscn "
ihee protiems-tAe die of sur When the United states,
North and south cast that die four years sgo they a
peaed In fact the trepend0us power which has found
ca The states Of the Old World and ot US as We are and
what we ere. War has made EuyoSs and ~ Hh0 ,nh7on
u; founded fvades aud grt,t,s,o" war amused
aud mixed races propsgaed our oreeds snd iIn
posed our laws war, a. much a. mountains, rivers, ana
seas has laid down boundaries that frame q socle
" which contributes so much TO the formation OF ehsrne
ter the preservation Of peace and The stability on ns.u
tons owes ts origin 90 The subordipatou OF Classes
tne rghts OF property and hs respet pdtd 10 MATTERS
aud propretors may be traced back % the period Nsn
d socisy was uiitcyy or0onruon IA Which trai Ne
e'ary ror sppons 10 hd,e his place Europe h passed
through this Ordeal All her nations, crowns families
and Institutions have been baptized In blood Every gen
ieman among us does bnt occupy the place OF eudal
SUPERIOR bound 70 rondcr military service and empow
cred exact IT, History does not indeed repeat Itself
In idencs forms and phrases We cannol forecast she
shape IN which America will out OF tho furnsco.
mt he haF only iwt scpped into that pt OF violcuce
and pas.n "sich EarVys lay Tor sgcs aud. terrible Y
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Arrivals and Departures.

Porr RorAr-steanship Arago-Coonei g u vas wysob
Co Littlsfcld Col 1artwc. Lieut. Col Morgan, Lte
Col oGearv, Or rrenor, Major Aug vsaos MAJOR
Corwin Major Hart, Captains Sheldon, Wm 6poiv. y
Davs. Murrsy friede, Sears Lieutenanta Dowhurs
u w Williams tat r l. Barnes. q ShAfer r SpraguQA
Il " heene, BIZ Buckley, W Couant, q Il Iundelsholl,
A osterhaL Tornpkins, q Richards Richie, " KssH
Judge Frazer II SteArns While Uniied 6tAoo1
Army; Engineer Brewer. United States Navy; Hsukers
Wooden En.neer Evereu, United states Navy -
TAppan Jackson Dr Samuel W Crawford, AleKauder Mo1
rail-. Nj SAVAGE willsms,J Sheppcrd, sta..on.
Darlington, Il Smith. r Kelly, " tare, II Ssn3A
Brown, Captain kenplon, Good6y, Snn, 1oodysaf.
vAndsnburgi Hutchinson, Arnold. Aokiss.
Hickey. A hcGrcgor. and $50 in stcerags.
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The Opera.

Inero was fair attendance at the Academy OF Music
iass hight on the o. the frat production rhs
.eason OF Tlotow's Martha, which was given With
good effect ard TO the decided satisfaction o. the listen
crs The audience brilliant A. IL usually seen on
ordinary opera nights, bat the military element was moi
prominent during the carly part o the season 10
fact most of army cdcors who mar attend ihe
,rers when In town, don thor uniform and appssr IN
.tisens dress 10 Europe the revere the rule The
UNIFORM Of al oac.r often his passport TO good society
and 10 diplomatic circles, and s generally worn by him
the orcra On Friday night last two French officers,
their way home after recent service in Mexico, wore
az tho Academy Of Muse. They were splenddly dress
ed IN uniform which to that OF the American army
the tigerlly IL to the dsf-y and attracted much az
sention by thor scldierly bearing 0weA ns ~ fher
al
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rron tho ,np Ion star, oct. ]
The Prize Hing.
YHR nAus AND coBtks naHR0e II0--LEr1sG ye0s
gArRy rsUsToS on ysN HAcys sTATEKEsTs
tsp YrglCTrY.

HArgy rsUsToS on ysx HAcys sTATLKgsTs
: 1sp ygsAcrrY.
10 Iruvs o, THs LoSDos sDyssnssr
Mace has published letters In the sport ing journals
taered the daily organ o. far sporting u.t your
ii,partlay for the favor OF inserting ths reply. Mace
SAYS that 'Mr. brunton never found s gl,llinx" {
truthful statement OF facts will be he best augvsr "
tbs appolBted 70 recsive ali moneys 10 10 asaked
on Kases behalf and the proof of my having done SO "
hands of The stakeholder. II 9 DOT 10 DO snpposes
have asserted, that found him o. fooo bus "a
NV best towards IL The sporting placed eir
money my hsnds, which duly forwarded 20 bell Ls
and tincc his letter have asked several who they
stanong money With, and their answer has uniformly
the f6ta down fer him, WAS deposited and rassd by
aud through noe. am sorry TO erpose that which
should have been secret, but Ia my defence must
remind Mace tGst when rcrfeit impineut and
when coy f10o . side had been posted, went and
raads good the $50 on my own resporsib aud risk,
should yet back = fsrthng Is not this hndiug
money Again, another peril asssled tho progress 0f
the s,ch and sooner than thas IL sboud I've OF of
Nace's best friends advanced Gas beyond the $50 hc
had already given, A. my most urgent appeal. ls not
this G6ndiugp or "getting'' the money! In the list
stead OF tty pounds These that Mace, OF bis
scribes cannot gainsay And to the Dublin siair
NY leaving him without . shilling n simply issss Mace
told that he had plenty Of monsy 70 get him 70 ms
ring side, be that ~ may, paid the hotsi pili,
amounting TO f12 las. 3D. out Of which ell a. I'd was
To say that left him without = shilling s ungrseiul ss
welt untrue, as lent or, suppose II viii prove,
gave him hve pounds. When Miner came 70 sne cbobs
OF The referee certainly would not give tue veto out OF
my han's having due regard 10 those wnn nad tonn'
tho sinh.T - satnsisa sa.n ~ py hasa4. rAtssc
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Emigration of Leading Shareholders 10
Hrs srtls.

The Bror as,I Rissr Platb NQii rays--owius 70 the
In America several wealthy Southern planters pur.
pose settling in this country some lave already ar
rived, aud several more theH way. one gentle
FROM South Carolina s expected 10 arrive here with
capital OF two huudrealanc nly thousand patacosns
Al these parties intend to ccate in Santa Ee In few
yearp time the Iande thar province will be Worth
nuco IL no. more, than those " Bfcnos Ayres.
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Court Ce,srdar-TnI, psy,

EurRyxH CouRr--CiRcrir- 1-Adourned without
day. Part 2Adournei iii Wednesday, the 26tn inst,
Part (T3 nuane street court opens al ten A. NJ
Nos 1875 1880, 102e lp0S 2il5 1914 1922 26i1 24so
2hST, 26tA.
SurHRIoa CorRr Part l--Nos S411, 2547, 7sss aIpT
sr2T 4con 37g sTsa 1905, aso5 lsss 1897 as17 ar3a
aC4i. pari 2-Ses. 5as6, sais, bi6 4?t2 aoa. 4-46,
s24s, 1870. s252S49tG I2jS, ago, i2Gs, s2't. 1tG
CO4Rr CONvaS Fit,s.. q ial term s,ioUrEed. Con.
sisi fv.Nn Ia SESSION !, ,No ov'3Ss uAH,
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The Free state Constftutton or Mary


land.
COMPELLING anvNRNoR BRADFORD TO fn40w orv
TAX SOLDIERS vorRs-THE CASE cARgis1 20 yHs
CouGT ov ArPEAls, ETC.
B,LrrsoKy, Oct. "a, 1884
Tho legal proceedings against carrying into cGcct sAs
free state constitution OF Maryland hsve already
been commenced. Ono Of shs ablest and most highly
respected lawyers cf the State-Thos. A. Aisx.
ander, Esq-todsy made application 70 Judss
Martin OF the superior Court OF ths cisy,
Tor mandauus directed 60 Goveroar Bradford, co.'s
magding him receive ths Of soldiers abssas
from tha State the question o. tne adoption of -
consultation. Hi, Honor said there questtoa ~
jursdcton In tho which he did NOT feel called upsa
10 decide. and, as the grost matter involved mass
necessarily 90 10 the Court OF Appeals. he woaN
dismiss ths application pas forma, when cisy
could take the appesi. This would save tina
The appeal vas theu accordingly entered In shs
Court OF Appeals the state whore all questions Of this
character undor special ennotmsnts take recedceco.
Is therefore presumed ths Court will immediately
act the
These proceedings based OF course, on the 'cgaty
sf any votes outside OF the State there being
for Is, the power Of the Convention 70 prosts
for this soldors vote being dened ss II had isgshA
tive functions whatever. and especially Ia visW
OF the act or the Legislature calling the Con-
vontiou, which directs the Governor base bu
action upon the return OF the number Of bal
in the state and made him BY tue IuAss
election To the contrary OF this the return Of thess
OF the stats Is made to tho Governor
regimental officers.
The Democratic state Central Committee up tnsss
loyal stepa
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Tn. Msthodist ms.ic., convsasssn.

Tho success Of the Musical Conyeuton which tho
He,hodst choir leaders have been holding for thc past
week has been greater than expected. The Fourth
street church arordins Insufficient aocOmuodason, the
singers and their friends have also occupied the Bedford
sire e and the Jane churches for their evening scs
yops short addresses congregational and choir singing
have the main feature Of sessions while Dur.
ng the day time instruction has been given IA the theory
of music sod discussions on musical tcpNa have been
held.
Yesterday afternoon special meeting Of the Conyen.
ton took place. st which series 81 resolutions we're
passed which advocate strongly the cultivation Of con-
regatous singing, and deprecste the use OF qusrtce
sbolrs They recommend that only me0bors Of the
church and OF known poty be selected a. choir
leaders. These resolutions cmbody the views o the Con
yencn ontbe subject of music for the Methodist church,
and sbelieved viii have great weight IN bs dsnoni.
ration generally.
The Convention will cioso this week
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Ksnsas. Nesraska vii. and attributed hts advnossy -
that measure desre etsc noatas.sAa aod s.se
tou 70 the rrcAdsHcy. He paid bs rssprs ~ J,sosa
Bnebauas ia manner not al all com mplimensrJ TO Gze
Individual whom sraed with dupcity r psrros~u
secesson 70 assume such formidable stapo during {ns
Interval between shs election aad inauguration @ ~
Iincola- Ths Hon. ,. Hassswreh, hnister 80 tsn~1
America aad others, addressed tne mestins 10 sa1a
speeches h4hy eaogstlc of Messrs Iuco'Tsnc Sses-
son whose sect the speakers predicios ~ Ssrss
Goa cuhion
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

III" WTcHs s1VsOSJ - wv 4"."USSS
NniieY-Sherm = ms Move - In Ge0g~
gia-rhs --latest from Isichmomd and
petersburx-New from Mexico, Cubo,
south and Central America, 6sc.
The Cunsrd raA steamship Europa, Captain Andsrsaas
viii leave Hoston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
mails for Europe viii close w this city at duaxtsz
past and ., haifpast Ave O'Clock thG afternoon.
The NKw YORK HsRALD-Fdition for Europe-wili -
published at O'Clock IN the morning, aud win oss
tain fun details by special correspondents q shss
dams great victory ths rsho General IongstreeS -
Shenandoah Valley tho Latest Accounts OF ths Opss
tons or the Union and Rebel Forces 10 Georgia. -
Iissest Dispatches from 6eneral Grnnts Army, psw
Richmond Va, aud Accounts or the Movements II NJ
Union Forces In s sections OF the country; mpor.ass
News from the Rebel Sstos; Interesting Iute Ssoes
south and Central America, Mexico. Cuba, 10. and
roports of all othor eveais c. lbe cast week
single copies IN wrappers, ready Tor msi!ns I've csnia
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cure Your CouKh.-Cse Csmpbe.rs
Trocles IS eshts sor. TO - had onlv alCsNPBELLB
Drug store. B,.hth And Twenty eishu
street.
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,hers imm,nse STOCK OF Carriages exhibition ana
rA.,, 8ard.u. routie-nth SxsA
Sanitary Rst building eniJrasag the newest anA
fashVnabe styles from tue finest Coach through -
the esri.es of fars Cserisrss - ihe hatosl rro.o
WAGON.
That roron Of tie stock damaged At the late ere will -
prices propQp~
ponsts reduced 70 tie GOLD STANDARD WOOD BRO
THEIRS ere fcr ths Of orlds Abanv SssAs.,
ful assutuen cf sas ceetra.sd sisss will bs found
in O.
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cstser 0ors's pa,r Dye. Pre-rryativs
wiz Depot ~ho'-ass ana retail, No Astor HsnsA.
The d! applied bv skNtul artists
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cns prep-eaiions The FORM IL loaesse H. Of al mods
the mos, eligible and convenontiaore sspec ally
qsr,s q cough remedy. "BEowS's BRONCHIAL
TRoCHRSr Cough Lo.erge', alsy irritation. which In
duc.s cough,n, giving nsAut teirf IN Bronchitis .rw-
ness Inaaeu . sud coasumr,ive .ut As.hms.c con-
plants
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Sanpb~u, themf.t and APothecary,
corurr d Ei-Ath avenue and Twenty eighth street
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Prizes Cssned in All LcgaIized Losts-
res and information given JACoB.
Broker onlcc. I75 Broadway, n. r.
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cas- IcWbs-Nsw Stytea-Just Rs.
r. y,dTwo Thrte Rys 70 Twenty dolats each, fss
ssls bt GKoRGk c. ALLEN, Ne as Broadway one dses
b. CANA street
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Cmrr,ares mt HArC.,ns.-Wood Br~-

Rst-ne,cr's Hair bye iie Rest In the
world Hsrness issbi~, nhian The only psrfege
dye Sod by Ai druggists FAetogy 81 Barclay strse
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For Coughs ard Coid.--Uss wnrShnlt'o
PINE rRsB rAH pRoFs. Lscsleni Sold by The druGs
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rcr the Hatr rnd rhin-Bsrry's Txe-
corl Tie Kns ehcapess ariioa Sold ~ ssae
A.
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An Admirable tonund rum.-phnl0R 0R
prta uto hts NIGHT BI.OOMISG CRRkUS the fragraAoo
hs queen ~ Feers nut the of the countss
fsit .r.ie!e ony put their foot into Il
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Hr00g Mu,i~r-s Trtat.


7heee is every probability that Muller sll take hs
tic October sessions vi the Central Crin LJOrt,
OPEN the 24t inst4ns. As. u reply - comnuaca
ipa the solicitor TO the Treasury tue solicitor Tor
the prisoner hgs stated that he viii be quite ready io:
his defence by thai tne Inc prosecution VII. bsc9u-
dtsted w the solicitor General, Mr.. 6t,rd. aud Hr
Re1sey on behalf the Crown. Mr.. SCR Parry Is
speciay retained, with Nr Setcslfe 40 Mr sosey Tor
tie degGncs Mulcr being orttedto b. tried by jUry
o agt tne i,aeu and hal foreigners Viii, u Is uDo
stool avail himself o. the privilege II s currently
rnsred suoha constitution OF the Jury Is one % tho
grounds upon which he places his reliance for scquitt
from tho inp Ion star, oct. III
Paragraphs have rppsared IA several rape-e stating
thai had definitely settled that the trial OF NGl0r
w tx place t next sessions Of the Central -ini
pa 0ur. lhis incorrect. II II by no ,mcsns certain
that the trial w tEsn take place. snd neither Nr Heard
nor he committee having charge OF the defence have az
tAorred tie statement Tie Ifn.s OF Monday said that
nger JsuaRdsd chiefly fcs his Rcquittsi 90 ooaihDE
mrel ry OF Fngltshmtn and foreigners, o. course The
ahslrty OF such statement s plain enough since s
no, lAely that Muller placed his deperdence on
sl,a ! thpg he would make (. suowr We believe thar
the German Lsgal Protection Society, has reso,ey e
he aee against ancrdng any newspaper Information
az !, ne which IL beng Ekep rsspes, 70 tne
TRIAL
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Irtghest Prsmium Lock stitch sewing
Nrcalnes wHEELLH 4 WILSON, as Broadway
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loyal steps.

THs BLorrsADs AT WLH,N10y.-We understand that shs
blsc ug fleet Wilmington, NJ G., has bee0 largely
increased OF late, aud will probably eivo corsleraoh
trouble to the blockade runners now fitting out
England, they attempt 70 reach that port The capism
OF the knksb blockade Bat which arrived ~ thA
port few days suce, says that he Attempted 10 estea
WILMINGTON three different times The 0rst time shrss
fedora. vessels stopped his way the second time tve
and the third time Ave appeared and cut OF his rstsee
The Bat cost $25 900 in gold In EDgland. The hve -
sells which participated ia her capture will shsrs ~
nrix y---Ros Trn,e
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Deafness. Diseases OF the Eve, Iataryn
al N Ell .sf snd rnrp.t sp.ca,y I.s,ed by DrrADwELt
10 regular physician, Cluioa plsce hghth street W.
ihnls suGreht say hat fOr twenty oTe years psn he
rircu the sbo Darl-d diseases soe and nnoi.dsA
~ ertOn. H.isrcn es abDEasat aud %hsactorr. hsar
cur pg the day
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VI You Are so Far BShfnd the Age as
70 have used hat popular gsnfer the toilet irsnt
nNLDoDNT, put or longer, but 90 ~ ouos - ysi
nvnrtss drurgst sn Get bcue lou Will never fsei -
sold Wy all drugglsg.
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Ladies', Brcastptrs-Nsw 'wo,
Ihtee five Rgh rtn rhlrtY ttr aohAas .aS"' ~ -
~ uEoRos d ALLEN, so 80 frSsa" ~ ohs 1V'f VssN
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

vns Editor OF the " .stIno, ctann ~. ~
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The New York herald., 1864-10-25

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The New York herald., 1864-10-25

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