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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

Zoe on As own terms, Our rivers also WIN navc he's 10
fear for repeated iumphs and cartures have taught
against the best armed boats sin tSs . nIct VIII be
fierce and full s interest," not only 70 these who
gagged In but 10 al observers. Our own fate 10 81
stake but vs may, IN all probability, N perfsm
tbe rehearsal Of fearful TRAGEDY SION DO en-c,sd on
stl vasssr stage, amid the crash o. ancient empires
and the uprisi o powerful races 70 the Od World.
tn otAsr feature likely 10 sure q svaso oiorins b.
ne mmmsys csmpaies 70 IA iars force Of armai tidoks
vi ca our uny 70 prodsssns b employ They have ap
parss.ly sscoo.las.ed ,.sr a.s. p.o q a:us me.
and 81 other points ~ attack place them 10 The van ~
send them, well mounted, on forarins expeditions, IN
cansot be expected that they viii ever hght with The
bravery gnlsntry o our men, We are disposed y
believe that they will DO. soldiers bat iiis inferior
larssy into the compost OF tho Northern army Tns
history OF war teaches that the most rdi rent ma
tsria may be made useful ov careful association and
ID q maxim OF common exrericrce that those who would
not nQhs ahne and BY VIII stand their ground
we'll II properly supported and surrounded oy arsc nnm
DO e. !, " never wise 70 dsspse 90 enemy, least o. al
on inc other hand NO ca,not help hoping that this I'd
mixture large numbers ~ men 81 ssrvilo race must
be sta TO me mcency ~ tne N'rns'n seyv
they are looked down unon by volunteers with dissuss
by reg, lars with contempt rhsy add 70 the no ereai
weak point which. In our opinion, eSrlains party ,ne
vast In erovIty NJ tho Norhers In nghtins capacity
10 our own-is wsnt ~ bnm0ee enusness. u y nitio
III vast rsbbc. cn,y slightly hed 'nse'nsr oy
The hass o. the rst crrsades than IKE rcRui armies Of
our day All naticnahcs Ge largely represented, hut
nav Il the only bond common b. all They have no
men, betw e.n them like the steady, ardent patriot
ism 81 our own brave men, ihev have no conndes o.
In their officers for they arc not u their class, ten
10 n cir brethren IN srms, f.r there " no cm.
nunty ~ country ~ NATIONAL ceiling o. common dangers
endured aud cmuou ,r'rm he ub'sired between them
No regiment Knows INV " NAV n. supt ertrd BY the
nearest ne sds soldier rcy UPON help fsnss hts
snmrsds- Tor comrades there are none Now aso tbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27
Anairs IN North Carolina.

~ - Affairs Ia North CaVOttnO.
EXPLOSION OF THB POWDER MILLS Ar RALEr0H,
N. C.-aREAr ACTIVITY IN THs REBEL ARSENAL
:. At VAYETTRvILIE, ETC. s.4
The North Carolina Times OF April % says;-rhe
schooner d. 8 siteman ID ashore on Haiteras oesch.
The powder mills AZ Raleigh n q, szeioded on the otn
inst, killing several
me Wilmington Savings Bank has refused 70 ray any
interest on deposits after April l.
The Wilmington IN. o. Journal Of The I2sh Instant
says much activity prevailed a. tina armory and arson !
a Fayetteville and they have advertised for aiargc mum
her OF blacksmths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

The Onondaga at Hampton Roads
journal of Her Voyage fran this Port
mrfcsson's Monitors Ouadono by tho
Qutnsard Dattery-A Vesy successful
Ending 20 Hazardous Undertaking,
&C.. &c.
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Arrived.

Steamship George Cromwell Vail. EewOhears 22d inst,
md.e. and pass. H. p. Cromwell Co
Steamship Santa Martha (r. Latrop, Carthsgena LID
and Kingston 18th inst. ridse. and pass kbon Munoz
u. steam transport Western Metropolis Hilton Fortress
Monroe ?. hours with go sck sal wounded soldiers from
the front IN charge OF Surg j. o. NcKee.
o. 5. transport Empire City Bsse.. New-Ofean
| days in ballast to H. ;. q. II.
e. 3 transport Albany Allen, City POt, with lie
L. = steam transport Kenrebec Fortress Monroe to U. g.
IA.QM
US gunbos, Gisucus Cooper Aspinwal l7ih convoyh
SHIP sai'ana tof Liverpool rnce, Bombay. 100 days Vie
". Thomas. % days. cotton. wool, sc.
Ship Star Of tie Yves, o LivcrpooD Perry Liverpool Oct
the iook nEht ofZ'tn inst.
Bark Emily ard Ada 70; Beze). johnson, Belize HODd, 81
6rI H. Emery iOf Porland Fits. Cenfue;os IT dsys
sugar, &c Miller Z Hcurhfon. ..
Brig frsbe'a Price Aspnwsn ~ days WOO &C.. J. ,.
JOY Since the 18th has had very heavy weather. sp
Big ycant iof Arichs, Canton Glaze Bay days. Goa.
Post i Small.
eng GKn OF Jersey, lie BOutie'. Rio JnnerO. So days
coffee Edward Saperas. -
Big p a. Reed. Emerson Graytown % days hides. &C.,
sci! Waterloo Thompson Philde'phia lor Boston.
Sch Wsnaa Hawkins, Fortress Monroe, % hours, Aba
Sc sarah ~ Sherman sherman Fiction, .Ch inst, oos
Friry ID the Woodlands. bad forssaii blow swsy.
Schr. e q. Sawyer, Dr;sso. RcEduu ior Boston
SchT Pnuyh boy, Fgller, Baltimore for Cohasse's
SchL Msroyrr, Hickman, hey West II day., IN ballast ~
T. Meciesly Co Has been - days -. OF atterss, viii
strong noftii.rly gales; split and lost sails. SC.
Schr Spray. Frost CoTnwsls IL Days, potatoes. d. H. Dc
WolE
Schr Arcade -, Camden. iune.
Sclr. J. Is. allen, Eaglt. Nantucket for Rondout
schr Frank Herbert, Crowell Bridgeport days, coal,
H. sw ain.
schr Lion Haws. Gacc Bay, 20 days. coal. W. s. Brow
Go.
scAr. Constitution Stout, Rondort for Boston.
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Movements OF Drrnp steamers.
ul nlIA NV.
rS..seuyers Sailed

IN ,,,ra,sip Civ If Warrington, for Lirerpoi-Generai
Ton, Thnnh sAv and srrynn, Mss Minnie Warren, George
A. Wcs and ady w. L. Miller and sdy Ma bseua, d. sdy
NJ. 5s,enLne Harvey Miss Bishop Mrs Whtnore Master
WLimora Feury and sdy Mr. aud Mrs NTH s. g.
peas Mayor kesnr, {: L. Wilson Henry sIeTei neoeIs
son, Mrs Mabery and d,uste e. soslrr DedrIer Jane.
4 low STANLEY NJ Tsnosnsn S MI and dy Mr..
icb.,d and serysnt James Tapsco Il. Bonsnd GLloyd
.teersso Specie-S 53S l43.
n sssa~ssp Mornss ta, Nss- orl,as. end Has'neT
A. C. Gray aud family M. and Mrs T. A. Weed anu eIa
i Tsai s.i family A. C. vsntssn h Daring Mr. and Mr.
r. Montgomery and children W. D. L g ar,
ell r. k Weed. Mr. Deynord Jules LsMOIs, 5. T. Loehc
Th-obald Forsisl Mira Murray jr,, Misc Marray Cas-
r Csdy MI ana Mrs Edward T.. Parker NJ. and Mfa H.
sb,ier A. Feure J. L. Scott. ". O. Merrill Mis C. Warren
IA biJren Mn james - Armstrong aud servant William
RLsrisop MIS- Goodrich MIA Osborn, Mia George FerRa'
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cessation Of hostilitics This action created no little
establishment among the mombers and very animated

astOnlshnont among the mcmDcr6, ana very animated
and bitter discussion among the people Of tho town
generally. The Montgomery correspondent Of TIE
obe AGocrfisr gives his views on the subject in the
following bombastic letter:
MONTGOMERY. Oct. TO- lssi.-Qniet has again
settled down upon our city The legislature having ad
iourncd without action upon the military biliS thst
respectable portion Of tie community which prefers
serving at tao altar OF Mammon TO that of the country
ID highly catcd and Is busy discussing the various pro
positions for submitting 60 The Yankees, and consider
ing by who node they bcs; secure the possession OF
tho property a;nasscd by speculation
lilo speech OF NJ PARsoN5 is rs irrcconcilaDc
with his resolutions and their manifest Object as NC
CIRLLANs letter is with the peaceful poposions OF ne
ChCoyo pati0Tm No Ran not wIiuly llnd can oe
-uoTal$ Of The msceyous Effects 81 These rcsohtos.
The legislature refused TO DO an thing 10 raise men Tor
TIE support N he Confederate cause or Tor The defense
OF THEN own Staie--but tAcy introduced RESOLUTIONS
which may add, and IN all probability, VIII add many
thousands 60 The army OF our eneny. We beheVe IL!
or inmOs soul tht teE thousand men in arms agans'
US coul uo do MS 1.-THE Of the jury Thar t.e nitro
duction Of .bcse resolutions VIII do la GOdg name
let oil who WaHt TO renew their oAiaatl0n win tAe
lestroyers Of our property g. 10 them. say give
them tree psss-tne country woni be greatly oehe,
these Incddlels ana misolefmakersl They want The
freedom az TIE South: they want their homes their
slaves the.r lives and tier liberties protected, and
they constantly throwing obstacles in the way OF
lose WHO are tong and hshuHg to ssse' 'ho"e s'"'
objects.
'Ii instead of taking about peace there were but
voice ringing throughout TIE Confederate states
and that voice for until independence was secured
we Should have peace With sill its blessings III IL
these gTu95ing. whining peaccm0Dgers that cause vac
continuance OF the wGr We know the effect OF these
things upon the southern mind and therefore we speak
plainly. 10 their eternal shame I've It Said there are
ab.o-bodied men hiding themselves from service %
every conceivable way to avoid lighting icf tie country
that TCGre them"
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you the wrongs that you have done the rebs" This Is
hard and do they think the soldiers have lost all their
wits. and can be fooled easily all this' II this Is
their opinion. they are laboring under great mistake
No SIT; we can't go the Chicago platform any con
dltinn Nhnteyer. Even il We could go the man. the
platform flyor enemies too much 10 suit soldiers.
II hos too much TO do with peace on any terms.
TIE soldiers love peace. and know how TO prize Il as
well as any at houio but We want lasting peace,
yo0d substantial peace that canno I've broken up by
traitors We go for and By the grace Of God will
haye On honorable peace restore he Union and enforce
ne aTs aud to this eId, Old Abe must DO our ncHt
President. And the Corperhclds vii find that the
soldiers do not favor their proceedings.
Inc soldiers are marking the Copperhcads az horne,
ana wee he 10 them when the soldiers re;urn "Ven.
gennee Is nine; will repay. saith tho icrt."
Tel ali who say the Potomac army viii vote for Mae
thnt tey orr mistaken and will show them major.
ny Tor Old Abe that viii make ,hcm stare with both
eyes That's what's the matter
inc keh. say their only hope is In change OF admin.
itra'ion this te; but that change may rot come to
ineui nnd the Cops Let say here that tAe solders
regard Comprehend es worse enemy than Rebel in
arms nn IN the officers ward, and there are sorne
democrats among them; and l visa you could hear
them talk. They say Old Abe Is their man.
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SHIPPING ENTELLEGENCE
PORT OF .ocroBrR -

CieareA.
Steamship City Of Washington (Br Brooks. Liverpool j.
q Dae.
Steamship Morning Star Nelson New Orleans % aynss
Sreauship Cotopex Goldman, Fortress Monroe, &. B.
Polon.
Steamer Chesapeake wlets Portland. ii. b. Cromwell =
Co
Steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore. baltimore.
Steamer Novelty. Shaw Phadelpbia WD. Kirkpatrick
Co.
Sosiner John Gibson. Bowen philadelphia
Steamer Ann Eliza Richards, Wa.hiIeion, Jas Hand.
Bark Equity tBrl Bell, Bucnos Ayres Johnston bsoa
Bark j. c. Jones. Shaw, Baltimore, Hicks K Bel.
Bark Atlanta. Phillips, Aspnwa, Murray nephew
Brig AGstos Br trowe, ST. Amess Bay, ia, Brett Soa
Co.
Brig Aiya,ado tBrl Jost. Gonaives Brett Son l. Co.
sclr. Helen. Perry, Baltimore, Bentley Smith Co.
sclr. bloomer, E!wel, Boston, Jas. i. Slstson
sehr John Byers Brl Pye, ST. johns, " F A. Smlthss
1 Co.
schr Louis s,euieysn, Price Phnsdelphia. J. s. Black
Sclr. Maria Whitney. Hail. Bengor. -
schr. Go0e, Rockwell, Fortress Monros, Bentley Snte
60. .
Scr r. Post Devils Fortress Monro' Bentley Smth&CA
schr. J. w. Lindsey, Lewis, Newborn. ). Kenny.
Schr. y. ATcglarus, Jackson, Boston, W. Beylsnd
SchE. Rebecca C.. LeIe, Georgetown W. Havilsnd.
Sch.. Constitution. Stewart Boston, Nj Ter Houghtou.
Schr. r. ). Hodgfon, Hall. Bangor, J. W Hayand
Sebr. Ella. Croker Boston. w. ;. Brown Co.
schr Cafsnsntesk. Xix Portland. W ). Brown K Co.
Scir. X. ;. Desi, Dcan, Gcors, town, j. u. eager.
Srhr. Alvira, Marl. baltimore, Bentey Smith x Co.
Schr. Leocaku. iinGl, Salem. X W. Roper 4 Co.
Siocp 4. Nsushlp. pe.iaI., Accousc. r. J. Campbell
Sioop ". Hatfield. Price York River, +. J. Canpe'L
Sioop Stout, Jackson, York Eiyer
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May tic soldier, Vote.

The following is the voting of New-fork
Soldiers a, the Hospitals ana military posts IN ana
around Washington. on the 24th OF october as aScei
,a,uedby the New. York Excelsior Union Club:
Findley Hospital. Union lC2: Mcclellan. 10.
camnbeli Hospital. Union 100, Mcclellan. is,
Jadiciery Sduare Hospital. Union. 70: Mcclellan. .;
De,achIient Of GOTH n. Y. Vols. Union. sJi Nc
ClelaD. Q.
An election held Oct 90 at Stanton Hospital resulted
in l26 votes for Lincoln. and 81 for Mcclellan out OF
total Of 235 patcnts-of whom 100 are New-horS
soldiers They ask for such pctoriA and o'ner news
a. tbor friends nay be disposed 70 send them
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Memoranda.

Tn, (;.orse Cromwell reporls I'D inst OIL Pilot Slsoa
ps-ssd steamship Evening star bound up sy % me
hsr s.eane- Marri1acs. with troops. Have expcronoo4
renr mead winds heavy north Of Cape Hat erus
The rs.-ru Metropolis r-pcrts L-ft Fortress Monroe h
y Rim storm night OF the eth, and has h-i esls
So,n ! W 10 w. sc-. At las Absecom bearing w.
hy n 10 e passed e mss! Of sunhen vessel attached 70
,r-crk Lay Of md on outside the HOOK ali night wsns
for pilot =,
,esy5or s. Thoras sp. and los, sails bul1srks &c
ss,h i while anchor the bar, during the heavy i
had vndass carried awsy.
The (;uucus reports: 9th inst 26o mles OF Sandy Hcok
tex In with the prize Hope and took In
H. of the 2Sh tue psrt-dthe VIVID blowing gs
and heavy running. trh- boilers of tho Gaacus
leah ing badly she towed to the city by sesnug Vss
uouehtou.
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Gniici.

Ocr ?o--Sieamers-City Of Washington, Teutonis, C]s
loni, Morning Stsr North Aperics Arsgo. Charles 1homaA
Tri,a Wind John Gibson, Sentinel lsxoo.
Ship.-Ja T.. T. Oabain. Conhdnce. Shooting STAR Min
neh.ba
BaIas-Lucy Frances, j. Il. Davis b. A. Lockhart Dragon.
D. Il. D.WoI Volunteer Ros.d.le.
Bfigs-Cecea NJ 3. r. Thorne. Magnet, Rowe T-f-sifs.
Anosri.a, StTomness.
f. Waller b. r. iiai III Finch, f. Bemeut, William Henry.
j. l. Wile,t. Ney j. o. Travis, ; 4. slatn, d o. MILES, n
G. Town Prince Of Wales. Albert A. Hes,on, hsnnihl W.
T. Reabe Meneio. Senator Fanny, Matilda Restless hMs
J. Price Helene. " r. Paine, j. w. Allen, J. T.. Hess O. =
Vick-ry. Francis. A. A. Eir-d5e Lottiei G. Pendoton
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS THASKsGIvIEG.--Mr
GEO. ". BLUNT suggests to tho people, us perfectly
practicable scheme. TO give the soldiers and sailors of
tie Army and Navy OF the United States . grand
giving dinner the day set apart By President
LINCOLN. lie estimates that J00oo turkeys and as
nauy pics and puddneS. will be- enough and that they
can readily he collected IN this city by the 10th Novem
bcr by otrbutious from all pars OF The country and
from horo viii be scat forward free Of charge. News
nnnr ~ nrn des!rnd 10 el.cglnle The notion.
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TIN q To NUIhrs
Ia krb,uv hy Hri.un X. a., 81 NHfr-n.st., g: 70

To Albany. by fri.un ~ a, - NrF"ns'''"i.'
a. u. g. H.. $3.50, 3:3j 1919 p. M sunday train
To Albsry by Harlem T. j.. 2nth g.. lA gy les a.
~ srd4 .. n Suaty Observation-Disclosures. p N
10 Albany, Io:zenss Hotel Docs. West Point,
fewbus-n Foashkee2'es hhheeeck. 'sisssn'
bard leaving D,sbo-s.-f. sndi1y % aCthsl " a. NJ
10 iialrinorr by the NcwJv-sey X. L.. foot Of
midnigk,. sunday. 73o p IL
To Boston By haw.i.cDccl line, Pier 81 y. X,
400 ?. M
sibs: and IN az. .........sa NJ and 500 p.
gi NJ. sSre Line. ~ md p m sandy.... SEQ p.
To Iuia'o SID ti. Wet by Erie Eser0sd. foot
oCsnSsr- Gnd ~ j. ~ siid o'Vv y. III
10 BRIDGEPORT, by steamer Bridgeport, from recA q,
Slip, h. 4. t.....'...... III
70 ts.uport lip Fire STAND and ofSSr resorts On
Lors Island by J.. l. Railroad, non lsne'-shp ,
and foot OF 3.tf St. r.. >. IN and o:.O D. u
70 Long Branch, by R.si,an ~ siS ware Bay
u. r. "a str Jessc H9si. foot Of Murray ,
81 dl % -, nm, - d ~, % y " LII
TO Newt zen. Hartford, and Springhrld-.t,aA'n'
leave Peek Slip ...::':.'',3 ena IL III
To New Haven ty the k,w-Iiay.l K.k., 2lthst
ard 4 ay ~ l. g. III III. ,. $50, 81 and 300 p m
To Cornwall, West Point. ,vGgr-h Pgu-Akrepsie'
and ioudout by STEAMER Mary Powell, leaves Jay ..
To the Wrst. ty Penn.yivGnis Central R-ilfo.d.
p;rr2 II. H. A. m aud p NJ sunlas ,isin. TOO p.
10 the West. hy Central Railroad Of Sew-jer.ey.
pier 9 y. H.. a. m, IL IN. and 200 p m Sun
"a, 900 p N.
10 Philadelphia by Nev-Jersey Raiirosd. foot OF
and ls ;ninsht sundav 600 p
To Wsshingtou. by ew.Jersey Il. r., foot Of
Cour,isndt 81. end 10 Il. III, y p M and IL
Information in = u-d 10 Railroad lime Tables,
see Advertisements IN another pant OF this paper.
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son Mrs Mason Mr., Anthony Mrs. c. :. Baker and ohaA
Dr. b. Hurry. g. b. Pratt Capt Pratt Miss Jules Ne
Ds.i.~ n

son Mr.. Mason Mr.. Anthony Mr., Baker and chg
Dr. r. Is. Hurry g. b. Pratt Capt ID. Pratt Miss JULES Ne
Ian. Mrs Woodward Miss Smith Richard X Montgomery, q
W. Oliver Mr. and Mrs L. T. Hunt and servant Miss ousea
Bahn Mds r. Esaues Mrs. Nicholas Deene, brs Dernard
Miss Mary Penard Mrs Ann NJ Havsh Miss ALICE McMs:-
ters Mrs Andrew Oliver Mira NJ Tcu.sch. Mis- Eizsbeth
Miller Mr. Caldwell samuel Tow useod. Oscsr Solomon j.
Fars Casper Aueh Eugene Ca;adoui J. Seoeur, NJ lay
lor n. Philips, Anthony Esar T. Parser w. o. Darcy =.
Ectve ~ Dupree Noel Nerei ) storm. Ceesn iierEard
H. L. stone Mrs Eruelia Smith, Mr.. Hannah Try aid cb
dren Caoline smith, Mr p Hirsch Pierre Rspert George
Noumsns John Summervlle John Eavens Mira r. svenss
Miss Ye:ty Barlow Adam Owen M.SeuseL Philip iieradSn.
Andrew y. Smith sons LeonaI iie-udon, John Cook
Leding Monigeu John @ Knowles. Miss suiah BACH Mr,
hate T. Daxter. Mrs Ellen fhn,ss Mr.. Hanison o. har-
rison J. &. Hsrson Miss C. L. rrrng Mrs sicWhir Ass
~ d. Darling ATs. T. L. Clark hdr Noison ars Eschtipt
Ms. n. Mix Mrs Caplo Mr La Ciange and lady Miss
j. Fillmore, Ir L. C. saitori, Miss T. siorc, Mrs. "A.
Psfrey children and scrvcn Dr. Bodinheiner and ,we,
Mis-. NJ shrar.r Mr. acher and children, Miss fsnd
Ter an33 chiIarp Mira " Talbot, Irs Ellen Fox: Mr and
Mrs w h. Chaplain and child, lrs. Pearson and SON shs
liza Esnord Size. Charles Leig and cbild Mrs Henron
snd chlcren iss orth Peter H. Vgn D.wlor JoEs
Bugad louis Hery, LOUIS hery Jr John X tranHin Leo
nsrG tcdder, Marn Harper ,IHriss Frederick, Mrs Eve
Foster end children Mrs Richard Baldwin and 3chi'dren
Richard Baldwin jr Miss Coneia Baldwin, MIS-. A. New.
bury, Alfred WILSON, Charles Adams Mrs. A. NJ. Bush, hIh
Gronycuor A. Viger, c. 2. Griffin r. W. Devenshire A.
Nattison, and others IN the steersge
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SUPERIOR COuRT-GEsEsAL TYRn-Oct. 29-Before
Justices Rol.iETsos. MosELI- and OARyIS.

SUPERIOR C0uRT-GEsEsAL TgRS-Oct 2a-Before
Justices ko!.aErsos. MosELL- and GARyIS.
DECISIONS
George II. Franklin art. James IT, plnckney,
trie granted with abide event Opinion by Chief
t.ce Robertson.
Lewis Roberts Henry White ct ai-Order affirmed
with Sl0 costs. GTiaor b. Chief Justice Robcrtson
Nicholas y. Fret agt joscfa A. De C1iezas e1ecu.
tor Se-order affirmed with $40 costs. Opinion By Mo-
neil, J.
Thonss Il. Oakley agt William s. Sesrs-Ju5smsni
event, Opinion BY Mcneil J concur-ns opinion BY Chief
Jusic. Robertson.
Louis cg, the American Exchange Fire Insurance
Company. Juisner. affirmed. Opinion by Chief Justice
Robertson.
Peter Wagner sgt George Haormoke.-Motion TO
open default grated.
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Passengers Arrived

n steamship George Cron pe0 from Net- O,eans-Mrs ~
T. Higgins aud daughter Mrs Grcr children aud servant
Miss r. 4. Yatrs Mrs. X. Whit. and servant C. Butes
Mrs. Chaplain Miss Perkins Mr.. and Mrs d. j. WsIhsm T.
Howard Miss Fannie Hart, M aud MIS- f. JACOBS, NJ c.
Arrck Dr. Hubbs j. 5. Hsrie Dr. stas NJ. j. Farrell Jas
Mran A. Leo, A. Moog A. ii. EengeEt Lewis r. Guild, T.
Caller w. II. Cliff j. NJ. Zambrsns, j. ~ ZarbraDg lnget
NsyaEry H. J. Wise, Robert Moore, L. Blown, W. j. Dana
Henry Thomas, Charles " bite. W. Davis.
In sfazsIhip Santa Martha from CoycSend and Rirgstos
Dr. w. W. Bliss, w. Il Chap nsn. Capt j. w. smith, n
Csba q. A. Hague, }. Stewart VIM tenon and six IN the
SteeIage.
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Fren Old Suffolk.
, OF The N. Y. Tribune

Conespondence OF The NJ l. IIIDun~ = -
Isnr. SUFFOLK Co.. N. T.. Oct. 2' 1854
A large and enthusiastic Union meeting was
held in our place this evening and addresses were
made nv Hon. wM ii. GLEASON and HENRY +. HEDdEs.
The former although but comparatively young shows
brilliant mind. pleasing address, and hne poeicni
talents ooDpletely mastering bis subject aud ryeting
o.. .,en,ion OF the audience: while tho latter. with
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CRcurr-OCr. cs.-Before Justice
DAVIS.


THE JULY RIoTs-yERDICT AGAINST TEE CITY:
Henry w. Sage ct al. 8g;. The Mayor &c:-ihe
plaintiff cues this xtsen thousand dollars
and interest the v-luc OF building al Tie oftL esst eoirei
Of Thi-dsye and Foryshst alleged to be destroyed py
hands Of the rioters the th OF July iS6A Inc
only que sun submitted TO the jury the value of ne
property, winch they found 10 be thirteen thousand dollars AZ
Id, its destruction, 20 which the jury under e
exception of tie defendants 81 edled interest from tie
tine 81 tie destruction. D..
sickles Gushing for PlsintG, John X. HacSett for
Cooperation.
CHAsDEns-OCT "a Before Justice LEONARD
DECISIONS.
Mortz Walk ct al. agt. James Rogks.-Mo-
ton denied with so coats
Before Justice BARNARD.
Henry Bradley at Ja4s 4. Bradley. Admipi,rs'ni &c
IN In the preyiou. decision The motion should
hive been lrned. Anna Nj pckrso1 az Louis pcSeIs"n
aornpLnt wanted Mary Nc anna a;t John Sexton ct A.
= nofanda for Couns+ John BrJsn Fl al sgt. Ssmon
skinner ct si-Kspor. ooufined.-Ihe order hereoiore
granted right. George kT.ard sg. Luther g. Chalis
ct oL-sloon granted and reference ordered Matilda VI.
Helnett agt. Robert Bennett. Irving B1lk ast. Thomas
Palmer .sse Frye sg Lewis Carr e aMo'ions granted
John r. Kelly egt. James Kelly Executor; Charles olous
sst joseph L. Townseui Davenport agt kelly-Motions
denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
lNIoX MkETIAG ~ WEsTFIELD, n. J.
Correspondence .. The y. y. Tribune.
WlsIyiELp. Oct. %. 1894.
The little town Of westGcld was alive last

The little town Of Westield was alive last
night Notwt. standing the rain. our citzens were oil
ont and tie loyal Clubs" from the adjoining towns
pnid Us witt 10 listen 10 speeches from the Hon.
nryr,,u. Ba,IY OF Ney-YoIi and a. w. STONE Of
Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. SToyE gayo many interesting incidents OF the
Rchp!lian ana the sg.lcrin,s Of Union men. lie re.
viewed the Chicago Platform, 6napr0yed 10 the Work
II euein Ia the best interest OF the country Mr..
B,uy showed that the Chicago Convention was anti.
Uefu.cra lic-tiat true Democracy bad no smell al
trensoutht every act OF Mr. LIscois had preeodcrt
In tho acts OF Gen JACKSON, and that true Democrats
vauld g!,r,ur, Mr.. IiSCoLS. The meeting snc.
cras--hs speeches interesting and convincing. and
nj M. concns lcn one old Democrat stepped forward
aud said be- had determined Ia vote Tor Little dac
In, hc condnt do IT, and should vote for LICoIy and
Johnson New.Jerscy is coming into the Union, sure.
ana will be admitted the 9Th day VI November next.