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Herbal Pfcparntlols, published by
DR.. Q. PHELPS BROWN.
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VIZ u ne4er Gavins = sea II snss
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Grand street. Jersey ctsy. New Jersey. fs19w6ssls
9TH ILLINOIS CAVALRY
Tn ns1s M g Ssss
III Pfo1p.!y SeS5s fss duty At tho aspiration Of
carpet KniGhts Or feather oed soldiers. fhsy viii
Promptly on Tines
Ecsdy to tase the c1d again with full ranks. eadnx
the advance. where the!l stump speeches viii sgatn
fuce OF the enemy.
SOME GOOD, EFFECTIVE MEN,
ss e a. s ss' t. ~ Ssseass aa
Charles, or In
Chicago at 2l5 Randolph and l74 South Clark
l
| cctyed and need not apply. Every man must do bis
own duty In this Regiment. ThGrs = no place ICE
| pkAp HEADS. NM GAMBLE,
| fesvScGI5t Col. Cnu,dS 8th III. Cavalry.
lTSHE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
j PYR1EEcE OF AN INVALIn.-Pnbliahed EoE
| the benefit and ~ i CAUTION TO YOUNG ARS
lrd others. who suffer from Nervous Debility, prrnh
ture Decay OF Manhood, &C.. supplying At tho s1nt
| tfiLe The MrANs OF 8KLF-CUKk. HI one who haa
cured himself after undergoing considerable auack-
cry By aelosl1g pospa;4 etts,ssed s9ysqps IR1 n-
SIA7FAR: Eeq.. Bedford, Kings Co.. Ny.
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- The duel between MI. Delane and Nj.
Golden suggests to French writer the fol-
lowing sharp summary Of the relations be-
tween the British public and the London
Timex: q II 1t is fair to say that the 1na<s
makes English opinion, it is equally fair to
say that English opinion makes the Times.
It would be hnrd to find IN apter Illustration
offs vicious circle n Dc Tocqueville has
somewhere observed on the remarkable quail
ity which England has Of always esteeming
her own interest to be identical with JUS
ticc;;' but England must have arguments to
demonstrate this identity and secure to her
the satisfaction and assurance which are the
props u1n good conscience. Who can better
discharge this sometimes not very easy task
than the Tsmes2 The art Of shading Off from
admiration into Indifference, from indine-
renee into hostility, from hostility into cal
umny, is perfectly well understood by the
1inaes. 4 The fable of Narcissus is
cternally true; England will love the Times
as long as the 1fnaes remains the faithful mir
ror Of Englnnd's self''
, 1864-02-14

~ The London Times has at last con-
feesed Whist was patent to every schoolboy in
this country, that its opposition to the North
is based upon its dread Of the success Of de-
moc1acy:-- In itaown words:
= ~. M. oibeca c.nnqs, turely, demand from NJ
tnut We should absolutely wish the United States
to retain their integrity, or NOW recover 1t, so as
TO make L vast political unity Of tho kind Mf.
Bright dcechbeg9 Tint would be to wish ou OWL
atasement and our own destruction" -
That Is j: Under tIe Influence Of free gov
crnmcnt, the United States :was waxing too
great md strong; It's resources were expand-
ing too rapidly; its men were becoming
gfsnts under the influence Of freedom and
civilization, the school house and +he church,
and therefore. the conservatism Of the old
world rcjoiced to see, and urged on as far AZ
possible, the apparent dls1ntegrntion Of this
Republic. The Tines has let the cat out Of
tie bng, goadcd to it by Mr.. Gibson's yigor-
GUS speech in defense Of the North. The
confession would have been humfliatins to
one possessed Of less sclEconcc1t than John
Bnll. There is good occasion, however, for
the fears Of the Ti,nts.
, 1864-02-14

~ There is an interesting revival in pro-
gfees at Danvillc, in this state, in the Mctho-
dist Church. Meetings are held every morn
ing at Q o'clock for prayer and religious con,
:versaiion; and in the evening for preaching.
About one hundred and seycnty-four have al
ready been converted, md the interest is in
no wiee abating.
Fatal Harrison Messer, a
well known citizen Of shelbyrille, in this
State, was killed by: freight trim In that
town, Inst week. It seems TINT he made an
effort to get on the caboose car, and catching
Ills foot In broken place in the platform
fell across the rail and was badly crushed,
the wheels runnin z over his breast.
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 1e. 1851.
EREICHTS-Thr railroads leading TO th. East
hn,t al ihc freight they ;su take at the following
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LEATHEN-Thcre Is hut nttlc improvement IN
the MaFSet, the demand remaining ver5 limited, with
fair supply, excepting foreign goods which are still
arartg auH very dear. Market rules hrn at our pre-
vtous quotations. We quote:
ukNL0CK.
fairness, Y b.. :4Stee Slaughter 6o:e.... k5a3s7r
Line r. -: t:@l9e Buenos AyEgs....- .ssss7e
Etp, -; y sk9a5c Orinoco, or. .S8835E
CaR, sle0Sl20 0rlnoco. NV ..,-...ssas5e
Upper, z foot. N@9c ornoco Rcod daa- <o<>,,.
a..ns,s. 4 H.. a4sn Slaughter eoe -,a46
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~ SORE EYES,.
GrAnu1A ed lids Is the most comm form Chrools
Sore yes, the result mostly Of neglect improper
treatment. Dr.. " &. EVERs0Y, O:nlst ssi Sur.
geon ~ South Clsrk street. Informs you that except
e1penfe Of ayel to and no. and board Will, here tor
several months, rs Is usual he WILL send J0u treatment
peculiar treatment to prevent relapse. The common
mods Of treatment entails m expense Of from my to
Mine Is certain, saves time and monry, aud s peza
nent: Address Post ONCE Drawer STA.
falQ+H31S St W FAN
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. OLD MAIDS AND SOUTHERN RIGHTS.

No class of. .5tmalc soot,,e, In East Tennessee
make half the noise in favor Of the rebel
cause that the hateful Old Maids do. Their
only hope OF. opening a new volume in the
history Of life, by having their hearts and
bands accepted, Is TO get up stir on the
rebel question, and inducing some fool Of.
flcer or private to fall in love with their
toothlees grandeur and their wriukled faces
They seem to cling to the, old poetic maxim
their estecmcd traitors sttwnln of one fleRh .
, 1864-02-14

FRUITS-GExRx 5PP1ts, In fair supply and hrm
at present quotations. With good demand. LEMONS.
In tnt receipt and talE quot;sions
unehapge-. ORANGES quoted nomfAaiyr there being
few ii any In tho market. CRAEBEHKIEs Qulet and
EASY present quotations Nurs market dull and in
active. We quote:
Green Apoies, orl fAis prime 25so SOC
Common ................... 1.7o3..pG
Lemons, x.................,.....-... J.5n4l0oc
Oranges tS!cily) n boI................. 7o0@ aGQ
Do {Hayana) z brl................... l0D0911.90
Cganbezr1es 9D0@l951
CheIuuss bu,,, S00& 75r
HlckotY Nuta. bQ...,....,,.,.....,,.,., LONG 1-0
. large 4 6rt.,.. $500. -. liza 9.5G
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Total.
With limited supply and n considerable 1ncreasa
Iu the shipping demand OF the market, prices haya
s1stained considerable advance during the week
Nc note consequently an advance upon the quota
tons os list Saturday Of ss@75o 100 ms, with coz
siderable nr1uness in the.narket at its close.
The following are the qunta.ioss Of the value OF
Live Hogs at the conclusion Of the daily market this
evening: 49,.
Prime TO Extra qualities. <GDS750
nsdinm to t[iIs: eGsseg
SATURDAY EVENING. Feb. 13-The receipts OF
Live and Dressed Hogs for the current week show an
Increase upon those Of tho preceding Of Bai head but
decrease upon the receipts Of the corresponding
Pcek OF 1eG3 Of no less than eohead, nearly one
half oue especial feature In tho receipts has been
the superior quality Of the hogs generally, being fully
equal 10 the best hogs brought IN during the present
season, For small q supply there has been e1.
traordinsrT amount Of activity In the market;
Entirely however, confined to shippsss,
is at the present high range Of prices,
packers are quite out OF the market. Dur
Ing the carly part Of the week 1t quite apparcns
that The demand considerably ahead OF the sup
ply and prices consequently became daily dSmer but
hs tho week progressed the number Of buyers '1n-
creased, and prices sustained IN advance upon the
PREVIOUS high quotations Of tho market utmost unpre
cedented In the trade. So far be asctrtaincd.
the supply has hecn nearly exhausted throughout the
country, and ut the present tina other market Ia
receipt Of anything ke even the limited receipts
have been getting. The receipts to-day fall little
short Of 2oo hogs aud the entered eAles amount to
ESQ head 1T prices ranging from sa2@7. the latter
being the highest price paii during this season the
bulk Of sales were made at s65o@75o a 100 rs. It
may be remarked that ths chief purchases have been
made by +. n. Ti1den. who Is buying for the New
have been several very choice lota in the, mar-
Ect to-day, 3 few Of which only we no.
ttcc. One lot Of so1 corn fed hogs bought By
Nv u. Tilden, Of Dates, in Missouri md received at
the Fort Wayne yards. They average SO ns. and
coat $50 gross One lot OF 38 cornfed hogs fed by
Eregoly Brown, F. Osborne aud D. Ta1cott. In Rock
Island county, Illinois, weIe sold By Russell Root,
at the southern yards, to Mallory and afterwards to
tW. N. Tuden. They weighed each 41s Ds when ship-
ped, and to-day so1 ns. The price wns S7.7s gross.
hs tho 1aFgest and finest lot received ths
lin the transactions OF the market to-ay there has
been decline in previous quotations. aud competl-
tion hss been fully Is active as on Thursday anu Fri
day. ::
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yania Central railways, under The charge Of
Capt. Linncll, with companies D aud a OF
the 12sth O. =. l., late Hoffman battalion.
The sandusky Register says the prisoners ap-
ncared In 1air physical condition, and we're
wo11 nrorided with blankets, DC. 4 They are
~ he exchanged for like number Of Union
ot13eers. some Of them: were pleased with
the idea Of going, but many Of them would
have preferred to stay.
, 1864-02-14
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


SATURDAY. EVENING, Feb. u, 1861
The receipts of Live Hogs md Beef Cattle Mt tho
various yards In the city during the week ending to-
day, compare follows with The previous weeks
IL
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The Brosvnloxv Literature OF the War.
From Brownlow's Knoxville Whig and Rebel
Vcnttlntor Jan. sd

The United States Government built Fort
Sumter and owned it, and not South Caro-
lima, or q mob Government organized at
Montgomery. Lincoln sends food there to
starving gairieon of less than one hundred
men. That miserable old dotard, that cor
rupt old traitor, James Buchanan, refused to
do 1t, said he had no power to do it.. and
! The epitaph Of Buchanan is written on every
door facing, ut every crossroads, on every
rock oreThanging nayigable river, and on
every tree and wall-it flames forth with liy-
ing fire, and with serpcnt's hiss-1Faitor!
TRA1rnR II TRaIT0Ri
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nEffbFTRf0NS3-t1&Eel1 fo"MI3 t.--Ffa9s,
s,eIfs ~ hi 10 Lard, ot1 bbls- PorS. ~ uenhua t
fnT Ill Finds or nlk and Box Meats contnn2s aGse.
Id tie has snaaeasy fss IT,,
Fers and sss xP4 4sdnS nfs tss 1
MESL ,,5 sales fodsy ware SO bbls. Country
Mes TorE so9 hnls do af f. {a4 raaa ~ DfI e.
t1S tfsns seesIjers s Generally fielding at
StTFTME MESS PORK-1n active request ana t9a0.
e.cr nnwsfd1.' Sales today were: 1,no hsls ety
easkke Frmo Mess Pork At 5t7o0: $50 bris DO at
$HiiK NEATs-In active demand and urn: wtn ~ - =
.trnn1 inward tendcrcy- Sales to-day were- ~ - pcs
rnnntr1 cured dry sailed Hams at loo loose: +9u r.
county, salted shoul9srs a q HS rs gacSes m
Ike loose: > ~ do 4 5Ac packed; ~" pcs osy
sa!tr isE III HANS-fn active demand and scarce.
cslxs tofnV. 1D0 pcs country sweet pckleu dnnH 1t
1nixc 1C0 ircs Musc1tine do at 1oac. :, we. .
~BAcGN HAM@Go tres MeConSeY e Aans sweet
nfct1ed smoKed Hams, uncanvassed. At Eae.
AEEfsIf fEI INEATS-Cunbeflauls seArcs and want
81 ~ 04c and Short I:fb Mfdd1cs at 10c. Long Cut
IL ms ii DE- en.nnd nt ioAe paGksa,s osr,,o. ,<,,x
scfes Etrs 90 trcs and 2s5 trts prine ely stssm
stesm Lard 4 1aAc: IGo tres prime city = SNe: 70
trcs country Kettle at &c: 90 tics do At 4c; q tres
No l ard 1t 11Hc.
tn coou demand Market gensrally active aud very
, 1864-02-14

The total receipts OF Live Hogs for the wesk ending
to-day, amount. according to the daily returns posted
on Change to head. This Is II: lcss than were
received last week. and less than the receipts Of
tie corresponding week Of last rear. Tbs daily re-
-r T1erAfntu
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
DIED.


ArraArsE-Jutn ANN B. ALrnAusr, wife OF Joseph
Althause, aged 81 years, 10 months and ii days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral Thursday from hor late
residence, Railroad avenue Morrisanin.
BARxER.-On Sunday, october -, WILLIAM BAREER, In
the 5oth year OF his age.
Friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
invt TO attend the funeral from his late residence 36v
nine O'Clock without further notice. The remains will
be taken TO East Chester for nterment
CAtasauqua, Pa. Tuesday October
25 after short illness, JoHE BRrcWERHoFr M. d. ,kof
Now Rochelle, westcheser county, N. Y.
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend the
funeral on Thursday Afternoon al two O'CLOCK from the
house OF Justus h. Earle Esq., 13 waverley place. with
out further notice The remains will be taken 10 Pough
kespsls for intement on Friday morning At half .pass
BURKR -on Monday, octossr "a, after long and lin.
gering Illness, CArnEarE tbe beloved wife Of Michael
The rcnas ana yslssves Of ,As family sye rsspec,ruv
invited 70 attend the funeral this Wednesday, Afternoon
corner Of Fith.
CAvAs. .--on Tuesday, October as, ALEXANDER CAyAs,
In the s0th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF tho family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from hs late
depoc, Academy avenue South Bergen, ~ = on Thurs.
day Afternoon st one O'Clock. The remains win be taken
TO Greenwood fer intsrmenL
CHRisrIlr.-On Monday, Octobar "a. after lons and
lingering Illness, WILLIAM CHRIE1AH, aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are rsspectfuy
invited TO attend the funeral this atsrnoo
at two o'clock from bis lstc residence, No ts4 Fulton
CoLaHAs.--ln Williamsburg, on Tuesday, October 2s,
after short and severe lnesp rxpHxr r. son OF Patrick
q. and Ann colahan, aged years and 10 months.
The trends Of the family and those OF hia unoles,
James - Hugh Corboy, are invited 10 attend
raj this pesday) afternoon half past two O'Clock,
from III North sixth street.
CurmroHAn.-on fu1sday. octohs, 2h. after short
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Marraed.

BAKBlRR-lRvrK ~On Thursday, October 20 as the re-
sidence OF the BRIDES mother the Rev. Andrew Ste.
venson, JAMES BAxBLsR 10 NARcARx1 IRVINE all OF this
city.
DAY-EADiE.-In Brooklyn, at the North Reformed
Dutch church. on Tuesday October Is, BY the Rev. A.
Ter OF John Eadie, ESQ. q.
FisnER-hYDE--on Tuesday, October Is, Al Trinity
church, New York, BY the Rev. Francis vnton d. ID.
eldest daughter Of sssscn H. hyde, Esq formerly oi
srldgeport Conn. No cards ysE7s;rAsF u :, -
In. psn Brooklyn, on Tuesday, October
70 MsrvlsA +. nAshxIr. No cards '"''~-
ia1sos-srnlx=on A0Idsy, October "a, q. the Bap.
list church rlsca!eNs N. j., by the Rev. @. J. Page.
miah ID. Stee, all OF that place. :
MIcBKI,-JorIpoS.- Brooklyn, on Monday, October
a. by the Rev. DR.. Paddock. AIERr MrcKl Ok swzsr.
land TO Miss csbssTSE JolJDoS, Of France. No cards
Porp--RoBSsoH tuesday, October Is, al the
Dutch Reformed church, Port Richmond Staten Island,
by the Rev James Brownec, ADDISON A. PoND 10 MMMs
L RoBiEroN
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
Brooklyn city News.

SUPPOSED ROBBERY OF wATcHEs-A BOX FULL OF
oAsEs FOUND NEAR FORT HAMILTON.
wooden box about foot square, was picked up on
the shore near Fort Hamilton yesterday morning The
minds OF community beng still somewhat exercised
In relation the discovery Of the remains OF supposed
murdered man. and the nnders supposiug It TO contain
something which might afford clue TO the murde rers,
aid in the identity OF the victim, carried to the
Of Mr. c. W. Church. who promptly notified Coroner Nor
rs Of the fact by telegraph The box was sent 70 the
city and the contents eamined. II found 70 be nled
with watch OF tortoise ahel Of wood,
covered with morocco and sti others of pasteboard
The expensive lined with vel.
and satin, with two indentattons-ope for the
OF crystals found in OF the cases They are
very fine, and such used by jewellers covering
the faces OF ladies' high priced watches The paper
boxes contained six compartments each, but all had
emptied Of their valuable contents. The Of the
manufacturers and the numbers are printed IN gilt
letters on the inside OF the lid Some Of them
marked as foows.-"David J. Magpin, GenevA.o two
cases, numbered respectively 66,047 and 65,049 Two
with the name +. N. Roskopf Geneva, numbered
IL Ito and Il 400. Three with the Montau-
with the name James Courvoisier, Geneva,
bered S02 and 6S3. The paper boxes marked
respectively with ink, 5426sl, Levitt Bros London;
No. IS 45s 63, James Courvoisier, Geneva, and No.
the cases marked in ink, "No. 50, coupe ovale"
The property Is In the possession OF the Coroner
has not the remotest idea that IL 10 n connected
with the murdered man IL Is probable that II In the
result OF some robbery the thieves having emped the
OF their valuable contents threw them away 10
avoid detection. The watches originally contained n
these packages supposed by those familiar with the
trade, were worth several thousand dollars.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26

Sch, Triumph r % s5T' ward cernwana 10 days. with potD
M.rsars. isr,. whslplsy. convains Is days.
is ssh5 J.ss f:sS 15s sssr~'n. c0rawa. Days
S:.s Al s::s Nv " e s:, sss z
,as: Hsi!% !ss -. Horton. Ms. 10 days, with pos.
sSAI % Roma Rich Gsorgs. NB. Is days with lumber
sshr Champion Clark St john NB, IL days. with ahsr
ssI s Esds s. a'
Sri ssS; Es Az ss1s: :sss: s.
sssSSrr ssSr yysIs.iis: LORD: o:i.is i.'10''
s. ss''sss sss
sssr sssr E.ss aossdHn asi h5ss.ns ael ssosfsnd
SsSSrr 6Iis 0Iss ave- Avery WI:os s.oEl;.e.
ssr sss fsyis isasss stsssSsR SeG Ss.gissa nsss.nd
sosr Pilot Thor RocEiand.
Rr sS 6 .s1ss sos5sns sss
RsdpsSn Hart So.man NswSarESSs. Eas,t.
ssSr ssSr ssl.ss st u'ss Harssy, % BsaIss, Bosson.
sss1 sssI css&ss' cS.sss ssss: ki'S ss:assa Boston
s 81! s:=y.;. a.%ss:: Boston s for sss rhradslDhh~
sssr ss ss sss:ss is. re,
ssSr Richard Borden. Borden. Fan River.
ssSr sSr sns Sasa E Sow. ss a''
Schr James Lucy. Chase, Providonco.
Schr Duxoc Hodgdon, Providence.
Bchr BiOUmer, Elwell, Pr0vidence.
Schr Albert Joy. Providence for Elsabethporh.
schr Albert Jameson. Rhodes. Newport.
Schr j q Baldwin Baker, MiddletoWn.
Schr Henrietta, Miner Hartford
SchP & Flower Russell Hartford.
Schr nightingale, Beebe. Orient for PhiladelphiA
Echr John, Clark, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Chase, Mills, Rondout for Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Southampton, Whitney. from London, Sept II.
SAILED.e
Steamer State of Maine: ships Alex Marshall Baker
Charlemagne; barks Rechabte Ellen, Maynower Iva j.
Bishop; brigs Lydia, Sybil Haze. Nevius Mer.
schrs Horizon, Ponder Sawyer, Susan Rich,
Downes Francisco, Julia, John Crockford, VIM Rowe
L White. Alfred.
Wind at sunset NNW, light.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26

CLEARED
sesmship Iowa (Br), Jarman, Londoa-Howlaud 4 As
Sara Warden Law tBr). PhiIpot- oue.n,,own-Boyd
Bsrs En, - GraGeudsn venice-Eremeberg Co.
Bark Tsajsn. oer. Gibraltar and Msasa-John In.
ssrE Inora DAM, Han.ca pernamSu'o-FuncA' Meines'
Bark Aradne tBr,. Frazer Co Bas--Brett. Son Co
Rris @ Tsssr sy T,cn re gSpWs WSitoSy @ Co.
,grjg Miller lBr), Crowley, Sassau-f A0n'si Def'
seSr Kate tBrj, GOodsei Aspnws via hay.>suss-J'me'
Sssss s J0n9s Ms..%c,sa fS1. pnsssu
sesr s Sei.on ss tBrS nSs1 Nelson Hafsl Fwsn.y Co.
eSss Sss vesery Bsss Pors RosaS Socsady
schr C W Bentley. Chase, washnston-Bentley, Smith
sShr Restless, Devine. Baliimore-M BedeI.
schr Mills Laehum Berin-A Havsns. go,
scbr Thomas Page Frame, hladephia-Bentey smith
sssr Witt s,a, Day; Dayton
schr N Hail Hall, qiouccser-ws Brown.
ssr rhsa Pssn On Co.
sasm.ur Brr Racket. Son.
Steamer Steamer 1.s Is.s, kss ss.l. s,Sss SSIss,ps.
steamer Aida, Lenpy, Philadelphis.
ARRIVED
h W +, ~ o e. srss S
% Il @ Ssg P
s 9sss q & ss Il
as lon % 80 spoke brig Jos ume. Of Yarmouth steering
Ship ironss~ oliver Liverpool ts days. with mdse and
b passengers, 70 Nesmth Bons. 4. $500, &C..
Ship London Moore. London and Isle q Wight Sept H.
ship sasdusky, Lnsfiss cardiff. With coal TO sturges
Ship Bfemsn fBren), nepnemann, Bremen. Al days v1b
msss ss sn9 q. pasm"g yn,..ns HAMBURG 81 davs with
mdss ana iso passeneers, sioman Edge One birth
and ss deaths ve nf.ns Sop, as ls aS 10. Ion Is S.
BrrS Return 1Br,, Kniun cronsadt rs days with rags
10 Hoyd HinckeM
Rarf Auianta fRusl HoCemann, Breme 80 days with
rndsc and 25I passsngera. 70 Garrsls A Meyer
BARK rasmsn SBs zane bo sassre nS, - o dsys rth
niles scbr lama scering 9. The has been IS days
Brig srsSs tHano, cerdon, A~chsnsel. u days. with TAR
Brs sarop tprl, Green Gov Bay IS days with coal, 10
Bra garatss, Terry olace Bay with coal, 10 master.
Bg Sea Bird Orr, sseves Hsboro, ~ days, with plas
GER, 70 master,
sre Isra, Gray. gsssor. 10 DAYS j,
scbr Mary Alice Perry. Cow Bay. 10 days with COAL 70
swain.
70 Brodshew.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
ARRgsF OF AN ALLRGHD Hr6HwAYNAN ON BENCH
WARRANT.


Charles o. BroOkway, alias Brooks, alias Williams,
20 years OF age, arrested By officer Barker Of
the Fifteenth psecncs, he having been indicted for
robbery the complaint OF Mr.. John Boughton resi-
dingat 306 Mott street. II is alleged that on the Sd
ult Boughton drugged at drinking place ip Hous
ton street, from which, while In stupid and almost
helpless state he was taken by The prisoner and
veyed to house in the Bowery. Boughton subse.
quenty transferred TO another place. also the Bowcry
II further alleged by Boughton that Brockway orcby
robbed him Of 81, 100 In cash None OF the money
recovered and the prisoner confessed officer Bar
ker that he had lost az the gaming table, Brockway
taken before the District Attorney and committed
await hts trial
TEE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL SHOOTING AYPAIR--
BOTH. PARTIES HELD TO BAIL.
The Of Mr. william A. Glass and his brother in.
law, James s. Phelps, Esq., who had alteration at
the Fit Avenue Hotel Monday evening, which re.
suited IN both parties drawing pistols and dschargng
them, up Tor examination before Justice Ledwth
At the Jeforso0 Market Police Court yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Phelps preferred charge OF feonous assault
and battery agaaS Glass and the latter recprocated
the compliment By lodging similar complaint against
Mir. Phelpe During the examination nothingwas elected
going TO show the origin OF the difficulty between the
gentlemen. The magistrate decided hold them bail
IN the sum Of 81 600 each 70 the complaints
fore the Court OF General Sessions Simeon Leland ESQ.,
OF the Metropolitan Hotel, gave tho requisite bond for
Mr. Phelps future appearance, and Mr.. Wm Barbour
No. IL West 1hrty-socond street, gave bail for Mr..
Glass; Both parties natives OF Kentucky, Phelps
being resident Of Louisville. Mr. Glass resides No
25l Fifth avenue. The gentlemen are both merchants.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26

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