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SfsanfhtDs.
Pas.enQer. Sailed

IN '','mihip Seo'a, to' Qacrrs'a AID Lts-po-Nrs-d
Mr.. J.. uc der and daughter Mr rno n /. G. 1rues,
Mr aud Mr J. Futcb. b. Coluub.L T.. Manidtr r. Mo- a.
mont Dr. L. frinkn aui wife, NJ, suJ Nrs J. Poor nd
boys Ierles Reid. VI srt Mr. travior' :. O. sp IJT6,
Mr. and Mr. Scott NJ. end Mr.. Thu Sis Tiiu fsd 81
Airie Sir. md Mrs Whtshou.e, Mrs. Quiros child
want A. Lewis ID. Wilson, j. T. Hack bin. Carpsntsr,
MI aud Mr.. AspinV al. Miss Aspl~s Miss keod. Miss A.
Rad Nss NJ Sema aud maid servant, Mis. L. CanaAra.
NJ J. Nhitel0use, Mis- Ccchraae, hss SeaIs n {. ID.
Rollins aud inter r. Primrose. G. D. Holm, Indie n.
IT, cir Burrow, james Bronon " r. Smith Fed -prd..
wife ard child Df Juo Mss0fin. A. Per- WI a. lonu-
r.. Fstriguttus. T. Esnch, =. Ray T. Mnson. kfwId
Hart. II. Rice John T. Walker Rcy Joseph beao. Ito
ANA child Dr.. Msrheny Vie and child, ST aud Ars D. ;.
Appleton child and ryiut niss Lincoln 4 H. nnet NJ =
a. Steward, Nr. and Mrs Potter Rice. W O. HONS. v w
Wv0n Robert Feglsou !. u. Savlg ~ T. tsr 81 Jo.rPh
sill Waiter Mage H. Arnold T. 1iahias Z. H. liliey r.
Ceph,rn W :. Nirsrs D. & Wrins. Hcv T. l. Glove aid.
Charles IL. Thomson Mr. I'D Mrs p. p. seFsr' J. Qlrs
sadef 4. Jrrnenez jI r. Spos MI aud Mrs O. bates Sir
aud Mn " ". Bouiand. children snd s-rysn J. lAinfr
". Higuett
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Pns.eEgcrN ArriYcd

n s.ans u per.ia from Lircg15' ard Qrrer'rn-Mra
NOitrop and infant Hon Walker and ady. Dir ana Ar la
bavau child aud servant Mr. and Mrs ). Keith. has Asr
ard s.,tei Mrs Lloyd Mr. Tones NJ. and irs r. Ces-"s
Ar sud Mr. w. u. Rogers Ir. and Me Drsan co lifra
aud servant Mr. end NJ. Fr.. Mr. and Ms j. " lpcngt
Miss Emo Miss Phelps Mr. wake, ir " }. Reid, NJ J. p
ST. ivan. Mr. ~ htcf h. Turn. ". ke-nochlli T. o.
De Hartyie H. Il. Dives Mr Kane Ma. Heron. To uil~s
pie y. A. Giicspc MT md Mf Gnodbiid-s. Mr. BEL ini
dsuchsr Mr Dawson. daughter .efyIrt dr, How and
servant. Kaufman Mr May'r hisl yves j. strauss.
H. Stgauss, j.. G. Mariner " H. "enn flg h.iebl.h a.
Rankin. IT, Mr. tua Mr. Dlca-i and gter. r. NJ trssy,
ot. NJ Z1mcrs 81. BOa'er y. HIrs,, Alr Ar,snier T.
Codlkes va Lsup.ois thss. Boy zen, MI an Ar- lip
lenIeck +. A. Hss"rick. James 1ls - r ard Mr. iasf
Aii. Boiiel"iil 'f. j an AMI Ms J. Tor "a
= joseph. M khod-. as tuf ar HtIrg'f, Ill nion
j. Muir Mi.a McGa~hy ". cueir 4. T. thri..le, NJ tnd
Mr.. Cranncd Mr.. Motion, A. Cohen. sr Abraham W ~
karge Churessrr ts Dsul sul John Mclean a4f Alsess
,. Sc-iDlo ali.s ap4 sisr, ID. y. bsy'g NJ owen
Tloml. Ken hr. ,si .iiss I'rnar. w NcoHt Nr SaH
man. Nj aud Me Carter. cl ilf servant. .s burii an
children e0yrrnrss sri uur Airs wilson and dl offers
Mss Nesenan END olvsnt A. Der srest N,s tocir'n
lr Aiken H. arrin, ". ~vif =. o. Mciirpry Ihos Nah
Count Iluise Dir iri tf ". Picksi0u Nh aud MIS- w
Marshall EdsaId Bacsb Iuc, A.r. iilacf biz fd Biz j. "
Sear, Mrs. Zion. chi uarse Robert Barbour d. hs-
gnson Hon. T. @ CrsstnoT ADD servant = " KIM, T. NJ
and children Nj -nI Mrs Won saio aud servsui Nj md
Mrs Oril MIR. hegemann, 2chidren and servant WIS
T. C. Alexander. Ms and Sir. r Mckm infant and :sr
want Hy. NToRiier. Ng Gilmore II. Kunse l. hendeny" w.
Il. smyth Mr.. s. .siciit, J. Dounell. Jr
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Ininn Ratification Meeting.

A mass meeting OF the friends Of the Hon.
BENJAMIN f. llanierrr, the Union nominee for Con.
ereys in the Eighth District held on wednesday
evening az Benefits Di-pensaTy. corner o. I"eni!
tiirt-st. and SecOnd-nye -
Tho first speaker was Mr. GroRGE TERwitiGfh llo
rclrlr.ed the causes which led a. che Rebellion eli
AMONG which was slavery n bchooycd us tlen 90 look
vel 10 fine character oil The whom voted ior iu
tb..e times End see whether they are sorFd
ON tine rrcat question OF Emancipation. IN.
,ieNs Of tie Union and Democratic n0ulnc.' Is
for President and Nice-Presldcni were bnehY
discussed. More especially should We scan closely me
views and professions of those who were 10 represent
Il, IA Congress \ rulO,yy was here passed by th,
speaker on Mr. MnnicIre which was received with loud
Co.. A. j. H. DUGANNE followed in m
eloaueuf speech Ia the course OF hs re-
mara, he stated that four years ago he voted foI
braham Lincoln and asked II hls election should
load 30 civil wgr whether he could forgive himself He
rcpled TINT thc princ pc for which be- voted could not
be changed and be voted und eIs tIndingly. Tie
had purified the nation. We should emerge from II
cleared from tho drOB which had chung
20 il go long Prime pies endured men
were but the puppets OF the hour. What 20 us vas
Abraham Lincoln but tho exponent OF principle In
the yast ocean al eternity be- was but for tie m0mon
he topmost wave The selling Of the slave In the
south. and tie trucking OF the North il It's oagorness
for mouey.making were equally reproDa,ed. lie be-
lieyod tlat the nominee was N man who, n elected,
would prove himself Champion Of freedom
Dr. Alexander Wilder and other Speakers followed.
The meeting did not break up until late hour.
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rwo DAYS L.TnR FROM EUROPE.

Arrivsi Of the Persin-A Rebel PriVa'eeer
eli Observation-Disclosures Neutrni-
ity-Cemmunicationf from the Lords Oh
the Trcasury-sir IL. Collier ON Us.
American Prize Ceurts-The Li'erpooi
Baxanr in Aid Of the Rebe's-Contin"-
auce Of rhe Financial Crisis-s'afi""iui
Axainst she Frnnco-Itaiisn 1re'''''
The Cunard Mail steamer Persia, Capt LOU
~aich len Liverpool =, O'Clock or tho afternoon OF 'e
2d and Queenstov On the sd Of October arrived mere
o. Wednesday morning. bringing two days later news
from Europe.
The Bremen arrived at southampton cary on tne
slornng OF the 2lst ult.
As the Canadian Mail steamer Hibernia was leaving
g.verpool on the GOTH for Quebec she came IN collision
oh tb I.,o.otNlan steamer Snaciol also bound-out
The Snsae was so seriously injured that she put BACK
7,;tb her fore-oompartmcnt fun OF water.
The schooner Yorktown, from Cleveland which ar
wed AZ Liverpool October 20, was chased by sup
,sed Rebel priyaesr for twelve hours OF tie banks OF
Nswfounl.a9d. but got safely away.
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Teufo rnnda.

Tie Tirhtingale reports 2fA ult 81 Augustine Boring
W - in.. lsad tue {. : -iulrrt uaeni steering Tor
Pom Roysl h Mt. Cape tear bylrrr NV. o. niles saw
bloc ade .leeriir b. Hni being chased by Two
pipe Yr -1cauIeusinu brig rag ed slca4ein var irt
brig KodlaA aud schooner Smithsonian, g. an -tA u nls
II oma,ton g. sail 18Th snd Alexandria - san sA raFAs
M hlou williamson r. a. Fsk ard new Nork. d,r f.ins
The Il. h. Swan reports: EHperieced very he1vy weather.
LET, schooner Maris aur. Tor Nuw.Nork In day;
The b. Adams Reports Have had heavy weather on tue
passage o. and pit calls 2yh ul l - a. In o. saw
) sn,boef hove TOO IN heavy from the weswari
A CARp-Cep. Powell, officers anA crew. oi The bttsn
bark S,em wish to heT sincere thanks 70 Capt o
b,ri Oh ef. aud crew ~ the bagS Annie W Lewis foi ne
bayery ays IN In rcseuing them from then Sesse so
lvius y them an night and also Tor tleir kndnts' 70 e'
vAiJa On Boa ri their vessel. JONI lONsLls N1
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XcupIIu.

A disDarh from Udine Venetia of The 20th,
ys On sunday las, forty refugees from the south Of
The barracks OF the gtndaTmos IN SpnemoeIgo and
,niagO we've surprised. the guard lisarmed Ind the
tracks ptndered. Attempts TO induce tho inhahi-
t % rise having failed the refugees withdrew 10 the
uni 10 passes.
Troops we're dispatched in pursuit. and to protect
Inhabitants.
Sixteen young men on their way 20 join the refugees
re attacked by the soldiers.
The names Of the leaders and several members Of
band ere known TO tie authC rites"
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Commercial Intelligence.

-. LirEhfooI, Oct Pa m
tol IOs-Ile BROKERS Circular saws: 1.-The
eh"r Market At the BEGIN Of the finn bolas,,
saoeg les anxiety g. their stocks and Al tia an.
demand improved particularly from exporter, since
seay under the influence OF unsvoTable both
"erca and hiancis The desBd has fallen on, Dc.
hss again prevailed and the week cloaed with further
Shne H. American the bnsine, hos been limited aud PRICES
20 esd s9ld = N. Sea Island commands nll rates
gius ciosos I'd cheaper Tor inferior descriptions, and "a
s ,hs better kHds las, Indian lIsi ower, and for
Nnos tho fol ranges from tQld T. H. The sales Of the
y't up ~ SO bales including 100 of spec aiAon and
- export Yesterday tfriday the market contnped
t4s ssi0AOws:
o,, Fsir. MiddinS.
NJ
r. 81
.s.'.sss..................-..1J1. Zltd
VIVA W nans has Increased to &55 bales including
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France.

The raDrt that the Bank Of France was still
experercir heavy drain Of specie, proved 10 be in
correct thafiicia weekly returns showing an actual
iucrcase ofyer three and half millions Of francs IL
the CASH Onand
The BOue was frmer, and Rentes had recovered 10
81 W.
The FmlrOr and Empress Of Russia passed through
Marseies the 2st route for Nice. IL was consid'
cred ccrtai that interview would take place at Nice
between tb Emperors Alexander and Napoleon.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF KEw-YoaK.....NOvrsDs,s


stesle; R~becca clyde Wilt Washington Ji' Hand.
Steamer Franklin. Young bs'pore.
Steamer d. Ctley. PHILIPPE PHILADELPHIA
Ship Tern,'i tHo-l GUS. Antwerp, Eunch, Meincke
Nruif.
BsiA .lad-ro (Br.l Macolber Auoyo, r, Thompson
( Hunter. ,.
Brig Marnre; Ridley BIZ Hairy, H1'b'T Grace siHans
llon.ides Co
Brfs earning BIZ Mcreviss Truliai G :, Penison
Brte Co1u-tte tRr Irrryal Sierra ir0le, Nv LoudACo
~. El.5l Ta1rrol MARKS ~ Johns J. y. OrsiyANCo-
Ssh- a. 70. Borden fdni.r - hits, J. Il. CiAse 4 20.
sT r ilreiais.' I9A.if " AAiAs.e!. BAKER Dayton
S.hr Frak.s COuover C-ucn'rltr.
sc'r Eu.-ott Oreu Forres. Moar~' Bentley smtthSCo.
Sc.r Montana. sawyer haclliis simpson Ciapl.
S.lf D4r. johnson, stamford.
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Greece.

a royal message had been communicated to
National Assembly
The King complains OF the slOwncss OF tie psrlia
ntstS debates which exaspeTate the people, and
les period Of month for the Assembly to finish
ar@wing up the Constitution and the electoral law.
SAoud tAis not be accomplished az the expiration Of
that period the King reserves 80 h!BscN lCcrtY 81
ton ana throws the responsibility upon the Assembly,
me L'1c0n Morning Poet Is authorized 20 state that
s.e alleged project Of irtsfOrerce in the affair Of
- totally without foundation aud The Daily
N rs publishes recent dispatch by Earl Russell to
Z. men IN which foreign Interference OF any kind in
'''e shiernai affairs Of Greece is deprecated.
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India.

me BOMBAY Mad OF September % is received.
Sas news generally ls4 been outjolpated
ahootau rs to be attacked After eyerv offoyt gave
III B0uboy Tlles, TO seeare the spbr,isson 81 ;hc
ssc.'anes OF some aNnde for their bIrbarous treat
YisSrs have been Issued by The Coyernmcn, 81 Ind,a
SSr he formation Of such force al viii soon bring them
IL .yasOu "Ni"b $4,000
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fAdver,iseuleuil

THE GRAPE CURE IN FRANCE AND GERMANY
How TO Ia. Them Universal Language Home Ldaca-
Don Hos to Manage Children Work and Wagesi Mind and
BODY; Power Ct DE Imagination Pot to Death through Fear
Alone &c. iu Soysiube No. PHEESoIogIcAL Journal 20
cent, by ass, pot; IowLER WELLS 10. 80 Broadway
Nea.York.
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TO Albany, BIZ Hudson H. r. CO Wauen.st., $50
tom p. IN
70 Albany. by Harlem r. II, 2bthst, 4thav., lOt a.
m sud y M sunday rain..................... p tn
To Albany, C0zIens's Hotel Dock. West Point,
Ecwbursh. Pouehkcepsie, Rhnebeck Cats6i,
aud Hudson. by steamers Dnn'lDrew and {. Nb-
bard leaving Desbrossess (landiug At JOthst)st q IN
10 Baltimore, by the New-Jersey X. H., foot Of
Courluudt IT,. aud 10 q. m, q 7, m, and !,
midnight Sunday 1ijVp I'd
To Boston, by New London line, Pier SO n. u,
aud Stonn gton line, Pier IS n. r., daily tSundey
To Boston, by New Haven K. H., via Springfield: -
9th st. and ith ay.. .............ba w. anu Wv b IN
10 po So s Ds Linz ss aps m 500
10 SguaS s.a Tue "'' W 10 M and sos
To bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport, from rccA :. 49,
Slip f. X. dsiy. ...'.........'
t. oreenport. lslip. Fire Island and other fesoson
Lon; lsand oy H. l. Es'uoaa' y. sEa s3os u
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CITY ITEMS.

and freight the FIVE steamers Of this line have been
reduced to the following rates Passage-chef cabin
staterooms s5 to 500 according to location OF state
room. Second cabin, $50. Freigrt.-Measurement
goods, 40 cents per cubic foot; weight goods, cent
per H.. dry barrels, 81 Is each.
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ADVERTISEMENT
EsIpFyT PETROLEUM CoMPAEY.-We learn

that the tock Of this complnyi being rapidly taken up Ia
ot over eli circular lind thas it, officers aui direct
sr rnceu great energy and stand very nigh ia the com
inuy. The interests Of the s.ockolsr viii o. noticed
win b. vel guarded Our readers VINO n.eud uye ling IN
NJ .nccirs Of enterprise would do well TO call the sub
.ruio areuts ,glo know 10 bo reliable flei Mcssf L.
r. SIMPSON CO. N0 % Cetarsi New-io orb. ItH adyes'
t.sencut can be seen ia another column.
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Benin ark.

The peace negotiations at Vienna bad not
-rmna;ed the financial question being stil unad'
siel
The Primo and Princess OF Wales were to leave Co
snhagen o. the I'D Of October then return home.
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To Long Branch. by Rutsn and Deiwsr. Bay
II. r.. via steamer Jesse uoyt, foot OF Mursv
at, daily at 81 and ~ ~. and u
To New Haven, Hartford, and Sprngheid-Stsam.
ers leave Peck Slip g.. ...:......H snd III n
To Nsw-HaveD, by the New Haven kR, 27tb-st-
and 4,hsv. at o. III ~, 3 $50 81. and 800 m
To Cornw al. West Point. k.wbur Oh Poughkeepse.
and Rondout, by steamer Mary Powell, leaves Jay.
landing d3N. u
p,r N r; q q. s5d 2. sunday tain. 100 IN
pier y. L.. Q I. m, u 81. aud 100 p n. Sun
To Philadelphia, by Sew-Jerssy Railroad, tosr
Coutand, st., and 10 A. NJ, II IA, 4 aud p M.
and u midnight. SUNDAY .....................bo 500 IN
To Nashineton, by New-Jers-y H. r., foot Of
midnight Sunday .'.......... TN . NJ.
tor further n regard % Il rosd Time Tables.
zee advertisements Ia smother part o. this paper
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TtaIy.

The hiiqn Nauai Gozcite states that from
motives Of ronouy the Italian feet is 70 be Icd1ccd 70
single division, composed Of the plated ligaie8.
Italian Contention.
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A HAPPY ILLUsrRATIoN.-- Soils Ritter
band esq. nj a Union meeting uptown on Monday
eight in speaking Of the bracgadocia Of the Rebel
press and the selflauded prowess o. the "chiyalry
said: "They remind one Of the Snowman who pgated
Of the great capacity Of the animal he exhibiting
Ladies and Gentlemen said he. this is the celebrated
Bengal tiger measuring fourteen feet from the tip OF
bis nose to the tip Of his tail and fourteen more from
tho tip Of his tail back to the tip of his no'e making in
all twenty.eght feet lGreat aughterl Now, think
their estimates Of their forces and capacity are just
about as liberal" lGreat applause and laushterl
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IScENDIARY FIRE.-On Tuesday morning,
about clock, the extensive barns Of Dr. Jas. Bate
gate near Aiofsania few miles north OF this city,
discovered to be on fire. and in one hour the whole
was reduced to pile Of smoking cinders. This lire
destroyed seventeen horses some Of them very valun
be including the noted mare Eo1ana, ana several
promising colts. The stations, We understand. were
saved but all nearly all OF the fine herd OF thorough
bred cattle some Of them imported and also some ya.'
uable sheep were destroyed. The barns contained ii
large stock OF hay and grain, and also carriages wag
0ns harness implements. etc; aud there was only a
light insurance On the building sno.hng on the I'VE
stock.
That the fire was On incendiary there ia no doubt
and there is but little doubt that II was instgated by
political magnity, the Doctor was severely threat,
ened In the time of the July riots because he employed
black men as laborcrs upon his farm instead Of the
friends of Gov. Seymour" who undertook to dictate
10 hin and others Who they should and should rot en-
uOy The firing OF this property AZ this time, indi
Gates tho animus the COppcrhead repis that u now
Kissing ita venom al all whO will not crawl IN it'
slime The bad passions Of bad men have be4 point.
edly inagmed by those who have spoken pui4 the
Independent Democrats OF Westchcsier Nnty,
within q few DAYS. Perhaps thv intend to reyre tic
order OF barE-burlsrs" in this State.
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Morris CHEMICAL POMADR restores gray hair
without dv- 10 To- superior 20 any liquid preparation Sold
y MI Dr. rsts II 20 and ~ bottle. Depot No 81 Bar
cayst
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SUICIDE IL POLICE CELL.-On Tuesday
night Ellen Dillon was arrested by the Fourth Precinct
Police on q charge O. drunkenness Size was committed
10 one OF the Statonhouse cells During the night she
crod rome from one of her skirts and attaching il tn
ono OF tie bars OF the cell door suspended herself WIN
II b. the neck Sac down soon as discovered
bv the dOOrmau. but life extinct. An inquest was
held on the BODY by Coroner Saumaun and verdict OF
suicide By hanging" was rendered Deceased wes q
native Of ireland, eyed - years.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun ses...6:J sun sets.....4.37 Moon Sets. SIS
TrH wsrYR THIS
sandy Hook. .O.27 Gov Island .ll;yS Hell Osic..1o
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A SITE of very handsome ROOMS, insiua.
n 81 R..hrsom Drc.dns room Sc. in nrs'-.iss' hoa's
ihs psss ssn, All o. quiet habits Loeaoh o"r
would 10 - rhir.y ST near Fiith ave ai9
thc pf'' n ~ ldars., L. DIXON SA.sea v.
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Bort i1)ar0cns' Nolire.

STArE % NEw-Norh, (
po,r-WAnpKSs' OYTIoE, No. lot "s'
~rOTIcF - hereby giyen.s accordance with
section OF the act passed Apr, H. 49,. prs OF Eew.
Act to R.or-AEze wardens on avn IS charge Of the
subject mattel Of .aen inquiry esnaS e. '5 5y ros
the following vessels are rs ,y "sos, or examination. viii be
Wsrdens aud ths s s a.y. mex saeeeedn! th' notice %"
board sad vessels: ,c.L...........GN r.
SsI 49,, ire Mcst........''''''',, -, .N.,.
Bark Evening Star. fRR
big Nes'e'MI NiHORSE TOhPhlNs' fie''dent
ara,s HxRRixAs. secTcrry
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RrSE'S AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUB CURE. -
SURF cure for Fewer and Asue. II never fails Depot No
50 Liberty 80, up stairs.
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Prices REDUCED On ALI Kinds up
CURTAIN Materials.
a. l.. 4 , b. krLFY. 30. 30 BroaIwly.
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H. s. CIRCUIT COURT-Noy g-Beiore Judge SHIPHAx.
ADMISSIONS TO PEACIICE.
George w. Wingatc and Augustus ". Lord, this
morning were admitted 20 a. TIE degrees OF Practitioners in
This Court on taxing the o,h and .isnn, the rolls Charles
Douohue moved ths Admission vi ths totner snd Charles
Tisesy .as is.tsf
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IT, ,
missioner STIwELL-
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
United States AIT. William Iiuyhcs.-Tkc &C
.,,f ,s arrested on the charge OF up Topr1rs sqsny
Of oa.. tine proprry Of the oovrIumeI which
on board the schooner a. A. Ellis, ui which the acuat
"a. r,.tcr ~ traupor on 20 Ecuuuda Hundred q. lt
rppcuied the 30 the oats cl id zen IA io
IT, a lumber SOON. we've overlooked VI tue ANIMAL a. c
be-, az Bermuda Hundred and Bis arrival n "a. c ie
fc woe reported 20 The o. = Asst uarteles here Tie
r.ef ~ of coutse Louorauy declared tie pfos'l iio
vns been o gned by Of tine aofs on boaii who did
not know the true state or the case.
Waite Crook, Tor tue aroused Nj Beh oT the Govern
neut.
COURT o. COMMON PLiAS-SPGcnL IERh-AoY b.
Before Judge CAKDOzO.
DECISIONS.
Adon Smith act. The PnUuiA Insurance 60. oi
R-1osivn-Nt1,u e,au'cd in PSF, aud denied boz par No
costs. see iucE4olalIrm.
SUPREME COURT-CH,Nr ,us-Nov. 3-Bsfose Justice
LEONARD
u. Cl>IbNS.
Thomas J.. DOutney agt Jane ;. Doutney.-
Repor ,onhgsnrd and Judgment Of divorce granted r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03

SOLDIERS THASKsGIyIgG.--A correspondent
makes the excellent suggestion that tho War Depart
ment and the Express Companies shall furnish free
transportation for private gifts to the soldiers Thanks
giving Boxes of turkeys pie cake, and similar lux
Mics will be gladly sent FROM ny nome it's Known
they will reach the soldiers. The quartermasers and
express agents will do well to make such an announce
men,. Give tho soldiers taste Of home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03
LAW tNTEELEGENCE.

! u $. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Nov 2-Beore Com
missioner STnwGLL-
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-12
The Weather,

Artsr several days of lssden akies and heavy
raiRs, the weather has become clear, Oald and
bracing. Jack Frost made his appearance in
considerable force Oh Sunday morning. and sgsin
on Monday morning; wo cannot help abusing
Jack heartily for bOins SO distressiugly rrems-.
tu,e. When potatoes arc still growing, and when
late peas are not quito roudy to DO gathered, and
when wood ia from $50 to s25 a load, Mr. Jack
Frost ought in mercy to keep Of as long as pos-
slb!e. But the weather, notwithstanding, ia
magnificent. The hearOnl are silver-brisht AID
bssm:ng with blue--.he eclor Of truth; whi!o
the earth beneath is still glowing With grern-
the color Of aope. What were life without hope :
And what were race for seat in the Legsla-
ture without Aope' Alas tie day is at hand
when. ten out of sixteeD, who run this raco, must
see their fondest hopes dessy. God comfort the
ten and uphOld and enli:h:en the GE!