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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
,ru..,r-y, rrroS,ous AssAulr.-Late On

ATTEMPTED FELoNiOus hssAU hI.-bIte %
rst.-'., IA rrscf net Police tho complaint Of Nj
~boeI Ke, .ne of No. 2 Hoster'st The coupainasA
SO. ths, whc stendlg ~ the Bowerr. Natedy came
n ,o hin and asklne him II Lo wanted 10 6ght air.
cbeTrei pstol at him. He was yesterday coinniHeA
Iy Justice Dowling
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

SrEYrr RoBggIy. While Mr.. George Cox.
residing 81 No 81 .oarlst, rssing TIE eornee
t,ftoI hy John Tiehe and Jereuilt HaggeLty wss
seigod him and riled his pockets of SO IN iIeassy
Notes. Tie thieves were arrested by le E1a "a rie-
cinct poliso sud Yesterday Justice Dowhng ccnmit
,ad thow III, stolen moDey vas gOt recoi eToi.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
TINT oF a

THEpy oP A NArCH While Mr Marcus
Posyorth Of No. 70 Botd-st. was engaged 10 waits0G
for the election returns among the tbronr II frost &
TIN TwmNr Office o. tuesday night, his god waios
Was stolen irCm bis pocket by Sotn Nilhfms' enc
resseo 10 John Wilsm a confederate Both men we're
arrested by ocsr lSrb OF the tour.h Precinct asA
the watch recovered 0u Wednesday morning tho ~
cused vero commited by Justice DoHing-
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ruKsry.srcnSn REaIMENT PRoMKNApE Coz

cIRT.--The irst Promenade Concert OF the "a ie
nent will take place next, Saturday evening, at o.
ArnoGy in Foriteenthst. near snth'ave Iho'e ca
.ertanments have ever been popular and rechefcne
character. and those Of tbe present season "in "
doubt sustain the reputatop their prcoe0es S'ss
acaared.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
IN % sun Sets...t&9i Mooa rises. I'll i6
IIaa WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. IL IS Gov lssnd.. lis Hell Gats... .9
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CITY NE WS.

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT AT IRVING HAh,
"a musical entertainment vil be given at Irving ~
70 morrow Iiay) evening" in aid OF the Free Churos
of the Redemption. East Thrteenth.st. opposite Us
Academy Of Music A number q weli-Snown ARTISTS
have volunteered and pressptja very attractive pre-
gramLe.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

Mrs. Alexander Buchanan will give cnrs
matte ard musical soiree tomorrow FRIDAY everis0
At Hope Chapel. No. 40 Broadway. Those who hass
hco. this lady, speak most fayorsby OF her hIStfonse
powers ard we have no dunbt the entertainments W
DC IN agreeable and intellectual oue
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l)ori- -Warnsns' Notife.

SrArn o. NgvYoRK
FoRr WARDEsy UPpI0s, NO, iU1 W susG
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance wiz
seoioa ofte act passed Ap,a H. 1887 entitled . As-
A,t to organze the Warden Ofice Of the Port OF NeU-
York. 10 al persons utereste6 In having charge Of ~
saDject matter II such inquiry examination o. survey ~
the following vesss under ston by tho Pese
Waiens and that the said vh -
copieed within ten days nc succeeding this notaeA -
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N$1Ses-BaSttsn, s0ssc y %. Country lSs, Ks oSsSc.
falsew-Bfighton. 9qloc. ' H.; Country '0"' '"S~

V{6I.,-8e,sttsn s0s;c ~ 10; Country lots. edstc
fnIe.-Btirhton. 9QiOe ' H.; Country lots, S6sS
Cdfsktns-1N. y 70.
PAts-&l 6216i TSesch ... :,
R0nRxs-This u Election day IN esssschu,eus' arc a.
though has arrived with rss sustef es soono ana iuiy
sbsr Of within our reduction
Ss, UndogbSdy he'd it, influence in Keeping many buyers
kvt s Issnd hi. week Compared with last week the
Susy the STOCK much interior and lsrscr proportion
de Of j,st week fully sustained and the drovers
ssy 10 u n worse part all ofwhch the butchers assert
njns 10 tbs poor Of the stock orse part o' which
Csnads The Attendance Of buyers has unusually
Sb,e and large numbers were left uusoi ut Cambridge
The bepp trade than the cattle The dfovers count
On tbeir osses With big gIc TIE New Workers, ho
sHy have good give the market hsrd D. Rice
sod one IS 10 each &C., aud another drove nearly
hesyy fof So T. 10 Que drover WHO sold 400 500 Canada
sheep lamb. for s5 80 said that 4oc hsad .s than
,o.t few slim lots sold low 81 g each;
Iot OF Cpsses at st SO and lots a. TO 68c. IT,
Tweye thousand live sheer in addition TO the large of
dressed from Maine has proved much for the
make DUN the past and butchers are or Hides and
pelts .ro $50 tending dowBw ard
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Tnsgr OF PEacussIoN CAPs.-Apeust Gut,

t,rmon was yesterday committed b. Justice DowliDG
on the oLare OF having stolen perc, a'on caps ta
snoDI ot SIPS from Benjamin. Carter uf No. % Chan-
bers-st. Ahe properly was found In hi posssSsi0n
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
V,O THE MERCANTILE COMMUNITY.
THE METROPOLITAN
PUBLIC CONVEYANCE COMPANY.

This Company chartered b Act Of the Legislature Of The
Sts OF New ioTk Is uy orssnzed and Irsdy to nnder
kake he Recep, and Dewey Of s k1is o Goods. Wares
and Merchandise H. any part Of this City with dispatch and
puncuaty prices exceeding TWENTY YIyE CESTs per
backaze Of thsn Two Hundred pounds for any dis
tnce Three miles a. proportionate charge for
enyttht that weignt o distance.
On and after MONDAY Nov. %. ioo WerODs will pro-
eeed collect Goods by Slate Gnd Cd throughout the
6rs. siI Wards al aud Ed O'Clock D. tn, aud deliver
khe sane IL all parts Of the City, al Ga and and O'CLOCK
p Of each day, that Goods inu.ed to care by O.
n. will reach their desirstiol by &c och each tyruiug
The Capital OF the Comrary Is $4,000. with privilege Of
3ncressiug tho from t. be
CAltcard will be furnished 20 ose who dc.ire i, by
spplyig the Drivers. ~ sEe frIcpd Occ. No .
Chsnbersst States viii all be ced In convenient local.
ties for irersien. orders
The Company have Pscssee Dt lvery Wagon. ineiosed
lnd locked for the of scA and valuable
Pscksges that the snnoyauce nd experienced BY our
e1egchsnts may hereafter bs oby'1tet.
spec,l will he given 10 the collection transportation
ard deivsry Of oney due pacAsgupcn which should
be psiuly marked evoid mist the d,sin,tion, ant
due, and whether 70 be lef, II not pad, &C.
Tie Drivers required bends ;or The faithful per
Roruhnce Of their duty and III Comlany look for that patron
age which they shall cndeavoT 20 merit. -
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No Is cHAMBERs-ST,
Sew-York-
c. M. VANDERVOORT
Gene.al Sur efinieudcnt
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DEPARTMENT o. TIE INTERIOR, }
UNITED STATKs PATrST oYilcs.
kv,sHisGTOv. oct. 20. lrh.

ON the petition Of BYRON DENSMORE,
" o, New fors y. l., praying Tor the extension OF
ont granted 10 him the 4tb Gfy OF Fcbr1afy, 81 iDr an
ir.pro,snpnt IN GRAlN HABpESrERS, ior seven years
iTo expiration Of aid patent, which takes Place on The
l4fL d1s o. February. lo6,: . "
~ ORDERED that the said petition be heard 81 tho
Peteut Olca on MONDAY the 2kd day Of JANUARY next
" or NJ and all notified 10 appear and
so cause n any they have, Why sid petition ought not
10 be = snted. . ~, =,
Patent Ofe ihcl oJections sPccsy set forth IN ~ntms
l-esi fte dy b.oTs the day 81 be1rDg all testimony
fed y Ell ~ psy T. be used ,t To, said hearing must be
.u srs trrn.iei b. acc0ri.nce with tbs Iuts OF The
Onre which val be- furnished on orp'ication
B,4s.. ,ns ami other pspets - ,ed Upon testimony
T b. f in no Office epy dave before TIE dsy Of hear
ingi agusens any, within ien day. aef hns the tee
Jimmy . c,,
Ofired aso. that tls notice b Published in m. Chon
TO sud Thf Iioireucer Nbsh nyion ID. C. and Tribune
orl n w. once we.s for tiIre sbccessse weeks
fe fr Of sd cation. t. be leu sixty days previous
a. tic ert oi D. r.n1 .n.
4 .. .lEAKER. Con.nl.si.ner Of Puient,.
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Travellers suido.i

Travellers Guide,
To Albany, oy hodson r. X, Dspo. sothst snA
loth.sve., and by Harlem r H.. Depot 26,h.st
end 4,hs via Hpdson River, 4, 10 m, o.
g. and II .. IN, wa Harlem II r. IA. aad4 o. IN.
Sunday train. via had.on River, p. m City
cars run between Chambers and jotisst station
and City Hall and .6th.st. station.
&. sns !. PTRpe,R R p.S. ,ys on rssrasS. ss rS
and Saturdays, and Daniel Draw, Mondays. Wed
ne.days and tridAys, ISn ios. OF De'b''s'e''e
t. Hlbany' by s ste s,ner s. John, Mondays, We'd
nesdays snd Fridays. ard the Desn Richmond,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from pier 70
Re Baltimore, BY the New.ierey Il. R., foo. Of
Cenrtaudt.s,., and M a. m. I p. m, and u
To Bo.ton, by Nes, .Lcndon Inc. Pier SsN.R.
daily ,surday ed1....4................ pIm
To J siOp. BY Ees.Iayrn L. r., vi, sprinsheIa:
TO Bo',e 'Ts b., Sa, L ;s and i 4th
ave Wa shore Line lei and 3 p IA. sunday. p m
To B,idssport y steamer Bdr' port, daily f'oh .,
To Ccindsn MancSester aud Lols Branch. BY
steamer Je..e aoyt naye Pier 3 y. H. daily. a
To amanda gas, Rochester. BUri,. >saiosncaTd
Wes, b. Erie Rei.oad. foo, o. chsubsrs-st
~ g. M , and t.n- EIllgt nt t,sln...... p M
To Camden Manchester and l-ous i.raucL. BY Ri
J.a J..ss Sy i1S DsSm's lS% De s' ri % s'"sGs' %ss
Line tor Manchester sd I.ons Bra-oh....... AIS m
10 Gresipor, BY Long lslnnd X. X. foot oiJames ,
slip, n a. m. aud yspbsnA M. md o. nl
10 iIscAe,ts,own and int ruiedilte sations, by
MoIri' and f,s'er r. H., ice Of Barcsy-si., a.
Muburn al 4;i0 p Ncrristo~u Express..... 5 o. m
10 Sew-IisveI connecting with II. X. for Hartford.
ard Spfiag agheld-ste amer leave Peck Slip at 3.
aud. II p.
To kew-iiovcn. by the Nsw-haven k.R. 2th-st
and t-ny At o. III In. IA ,. 34J, ~ and p.
10 the est BY Central Raiircld Of New-Jersey.
viiAlenfows rom foot Of Liberty IT.. n. r.. 8
e ~ ~ snd 800 o. Sunday train....... p m
To Philadelphia ny Jersey kaiiroad, foot
Cour.landst T. 10 sud ia a m. IL M. und6p.
aud II midnight siudsv.................. s p.
To Providence. by steamer City Of Providence,
cry Tuesday. Thur.day ard Saturday, from Pier
q! n r. n p m.
To Providence by Neptune Stesms.ip Goa Limo.
dsily, tSundays excepted from pier q. foot OF
Rohinsog.st n X, ,at.............."......... p m
To Troy. by steamers Vanderbilt snd Rip Ven Win
kle. daily. Sundays includedj Saturdays cr'
cepsedl pier 10 ~ y. m
10 Washington. by NewJersey H. X. foot Of
midnight SUNDAY Observation-Disclosures. p u.
To Piennont by Northern r. r.. New-JeIsey
from Jersey City az ). 2. a m, u, AZ ands;23
o. ~ Saturday at 1T p. m
for rm.cn H. r,ati Railroad Time Tables,
sdvrr, i.enients in smother IL this paper
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sehr. LORD sfsa. ide. afsAsss'.e. a. g.. ce:ui4t -
ninio. % dsys. VIII oSweoA ~ 70 Brett, Son Co
lat d passed threush qusny Of wrscAsd ss w.
inst. In heavy biow f''m n. W. carried sway jbbcon
behr Needeu DUTCH MantyeA Rio 0nudS. 81 Oyst
wool. hides, 10, to foucke Meissts & Wendt.
ohr Pe< Ssrcbet Denis 10 days, with iru &c. 70 49,
2. BuiIeE
Schr Sila, Wight -. RcndoN for Boston
Schr. s. NJ Shernsn. -, Providence for Phuadetpne.
ScbL j. r. Cake Endico&t, 0ecrge.own days. viii go
SchL L. s. Wsn,n. Wes,'Eev- ttavru. In bsuSe n
t. >---y W vls1flA
The steamer 0sucus which wrnt a.hore on uovesueeS
Island h.t night, 60. OFF with tbs tide snd proceeded
Disasters. a - ryr
BosrsH Nov: &rhs schr Il. y. Cleveland. Capt Tho.S
from Camden for New York. With csres OF erauite Vas
into by the schr Courier tof Boston, on the tth ins
Chatham and badly dansf-d that she was sbsndoned
sinking condition. All the saved.
Schr 5araa Mnge froa Georg-tewnfor hyde Psrk. s1c
en- suken wreck If Cspc the 5th lust snd SUNK
,edssly The captain and were taken oh BY csr D.
4. Cake.
Brig Mary Evaas of ST. Andrews N. D.: with csxs -
tases end sAves Is sshoae AbseooD high and Dr.
.i 6pekea.
Bark Ethan Aen Of and fren Boston for Horn Ises a.
C3t--Oct -. lat. 80 i5 lon. 40 ~
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A large sale of Real Estate is to taSe place
OF tie i6h inst at Astoria. - will be s,en % ci>
cnce TO the aGver. r.ise,lcat.esewhcrc.
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OYTIcE o. LAKE SUPERIOR MINISG Go. OF =. n.
No. 81 ExcHAN6E PLACE, nav \ oEx. Oct. ~, 1863
fIyHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED SHARES

And Cers;6ca.e No il3 in OF AIs ~ w. Banks for
Mares OF he oua stock Of he Lake superior Mining Co. Of
E. r. now representing 263 shares Of the present Company,
tskng with ga share le, II shares in name Of Mrs H.
W Banks. -
By order Of the Directors w. HART SMITH, Seo'y
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SrABgIN8 ArFRAY Larry on Wednesday
morning James Oliver OF Albany. aud John Iarry =
hackma, quareled al the eorieT oi ,ustou ara Crosy
and Barrv stsbbed ais ppouent ia ihe neck with
knife M letlng severe weIud ~ would of Oliver
vs. dressed by Police S,reeon pooler. anG he was
chen taken h. Bellevue Hopltal larry Mas ar;cSted
Odioer MARTA Of the Fsirtetnth rTccIot md was
Yesterday morning coUuntcd by Justice Dovling u
await The result OF divers injuries.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

tTEW YORK MILITARY AGENCIES
~ Established by Gov fentou puT.un to sn ses II Leai'
car.ej soders Of Sew orb. Claims iot municipal State
and D. bounty peu.ions and Arrears Of psy erendrd TO
itony Superintendent. Cot H. o. MDkOAN, Albany.
e. s. Actni.-Coi. Y. H. GooDRcH, No. 25a Pct, Wash-
iucn d. c Coz JOuS MANLY. hOs. 30 and ~ Howard a..
~, I,Yi cfy Msior AYsos O. CsRsTgR No z3l Msn
Buffalo, ~ y MAJOR II. s. EICHAHDsOs No. ~ FHyet--
a.. Bainofe Nd the Rev JAEzs DEron. No Io-i Chest
nul a., Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

SALs or GoygRSliESr VESSELS. Tho sale *
Government vessels b, JOHN Ii. Draper a Co. aavef'
Used TO take place Yesterday II, the foot OF Cccriands
St. was very simiy attended Probably hos tacre tAAe
twenty persons were present. and very htu, inte"R
was unaffected The propeller Putnam, Uhich We
rs pat up vessel OF 50 trus. 100 feet ~ !cnsth py q
feet beam, could not druw single od ffopcHet M
ward Palmer 40 t0ns three years DID Iisi piessae
on-ine 81 feet long by 10 feet beam. sold mr s4Wt
PROBABLY cost si2,00. Propeller ,lg = - oennyn:
il tuns three years Old. high pressure iIi eey
long b. il feet BEAM brought S@tOO. ii3baoy csS
g. OOO Propeller tug John Fuller 20 iuas, one yeas
o.i feet long hy Is feet beam wlth pd1pne sppitas
aHd TANKS. aud hISh pressure eAsILe, - Ci,iuei 49,
i,o bo, brought $1,000. Propeller Conn oioEe Ii. A.
Adams 3.J tdns with low Viessare eGsi1h was w,1-
drawn tur wan, of bidders also tie barge DeheS
steam yesse.s do not tO be "a demand at pesen
aqd for those VINO Go want them al excellent oppso-
tunity il JoW offered to puIChGse.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

NEPTUNE LINE OF STEAMERS
~ DAILY FOk PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Consisting OF the follow and splendid st-snsr
fLNIkA.. J. W. Nye-
tAlAIfA.., apt. w. ". Jones.
''fAN >...'....s-.. ept. VIM :. Young.
One g' tho shave sndcct will leave Ter No.
~ Honh River foot tf Robinson.. Daily (sundsys
erpttdl At O'Clock q
=! Connecting at froydcuc- with the rs Train for
Boston.
~ Fr.isht tssrn a, Propeller rates,
IL Ibsse s-sm,rs ne unsurpassd IN their rTs9rmens
fo the comfort spd safety q passensers and e laee, FOX
the ui.sporaon Of FTeis..
q Paisensefs sner I-'ifng fo tie ns not dtuIbed
t they arrive In Providence hour early enough TO
seal, f desired ia the fret accommodation train for
Boston.
70, information In ard Freight &c. spply 10 ISAAC
ODELL. G,ueral Freight Agent, Pier no q. n. X.
For Iicks StAterootns Ac apply 20 the tsrk board
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Cu-pcICIT HOSPITAL for the Treatment Of
Gcrses. Carriages, sc.

xHThNTED-Foxr pairs of large, YOUHv ~
w IiULES we'll broten 70 hsrnese AdarsS Ad... :. "a
JoSEs Tlbunc Office Tor thre' asJ" win a's0"s''' NV
price
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Go Wbom ii map Gontern.

NJINING PROPERTIES EXAMINED by
vi Prof HITCHCOCK. late Of Ai-beri, No. J7 PAX
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
Dipi0en6 Notices.

OFFICE of the IVANHOE PETROLEUM
" COMPANY, Ne "a Piaeet.
NEv YORK Nov 6. 1865.
Tie Directors Of tie Ivsnhoe Petroleum Company have
this day declared regular monthly DAlDLAb Of
THREE CD PER CENT
the Capital Soc. Of $4,000 Of the Company, om the
.et earnings for to month OF October payable the eA
instant.
Transfer Book. Gil be closed from the 7 the lch ins.
THos. b. WILEY, Secretary.
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Ts7O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

ryNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCEkN.I,
slorf, mi r, ai.son tie snbscdbrns uci.Dg Tor and on
nf of s arfd Of trustees OF tue bH-k FRESH ytfrah
1ct m ine C.ty OF Hew-York. VIII the ljlh instant,
nd t.ren 4 Jaie aud tie irst day Of February next
90 Isiees yiug on the corner of Christie and custom
if + . Cty Of New.York 800 feet BY % feet ihcnrs
a. .ir. OF drcerscd persons inferred ia said Ftsus
I'D ...,'ui. fh,sce TO the Evergfcen Cemetery Long
frf .- ad .idns r. atiyes have authority oy transfer
o., r- f t. CIV luspecors Department. to renoVs any
,;r n otLer thce OF ntsrrneni Dated November lS'1
ABNER l.. ELY,
WINTHROP \. GILMAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" TIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
EkW LINE or FIRST CLsss MAIL STEAMSHIPS
bFTWEEA NEW.YoRk AhD HAVRE, CALLING AT
BPFST
The dft splcn'id yesscs Li' sVoiite route - 'h@
Contin~r, the following;
WASHINGTON .......1 2of horse po.eE
JAfAiITfF 10l - horse power.
EUROPE ~ tuus. ..HOh horse roveI
NAPOLEON ill.,. Nsary r~asy).. 100 horse powell
ST LAURENT (fuilli usl.........Grest power.
PFRFiHE fBuidin rl..........fireN power.
WILLIE NJ PARIS. .tHui lin ngl........ Great power
DFPARTt RtS lKON NEN-fORK.
EUROPE. a. A.Duoh-.ne.....fRlDAf ...... November IN
LAFAlEITE or WASHihG GlDh.. ..Fk DAf,..,.Dce. 9
PRICE or PASSAGE N GOLD
FIHsr CABs. Sl15 SrcoND Cabs. $40
iucudns table wine flr ri'i cf class.
Passenger. uicing - sri q lre vii be inTuished her
with r.1ad couIoui-trts 1ud hrf baggage checked 10
fas add 0ns charge Of - or hrsi ant 20 ior second
elias.
N,iirri anr7toac> (re, of ohr1e
Ior fIriLsT Information sgriy to
GfO MACKENZIE. Agent
No Hr,sdray. Nsw-Yosk
A. Psris - Bou'evBrl Be- Cspn.ines tjfsul iloiel
~ ilsuc. NM irtLiN 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

CTEAMSHlP EUROPE for BRESf and
~ HANKT, wHl positively .si rom Pier No. q North
River fo,t o.; Mdrtou-s,.. FRIDAY. To leh inst.
fAs.eas.r. TIurstct .HbafA not later Than lt
a. l4k
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

TIP LATE ATTEMPTED ox-HoUSp Ron.
BrRY.-yester,ay Justice Dowlins rendered bis sei
cz.9n in the caAe Of William Chase SarBey, Tho. WA
ventham Fabian attempted 10 dfrerd the Un'tcS
states Government BY executing forged bonds y ena.e
them 70 Withdraw from tne CusionSouss so oaITe0
of alcohol valued AZ $1,000. Tie counsel for lie
nceused denied tho Jurisdiction Il the magistrate -
the rctfer. To decided that he had such power. aa4
the Investigation was proceeded 'iih. MI Nelsch N
tbe manner In N ch GODS were Withdrawn iron tin
Custom House Ihe iryes.is saiu was then postrone1-
Tpe prisoner rabila has yi been bronght on iroa
Richmcnd. Va. where lie was arrested hY tho UBiFa
S.atqs guflOr.tlee
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

NIOTICE to EMIGRANTS.
~ THE GEORGIA LAND AND EMIGRATION COM
p.Ny ,brough their acting Secretary hove made arrange
en, with the Agents Of tie lines of Steamship running 10
Sayannah which reduces the pe u passage id EmisFah'i
Fmrrsuts for the State of Oeorgs viii sppy for pssre to
the Pursers Of the repecve Ships OF tho's Lanes at fief'
Nos n 20 aud g. North River
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
Chances for Business Mcn.

DROPELLER for SALE.-A new Propeller
warranted IN every respect, 90 feet long " feet beam
CYLINDER lb1l5. JOHN S1UARr. No. 1876 Broadway.
, 1865-12-19
TIE AVIS"
Stristia1sita, ii, grniz,
TUESDAY, 10TH DECEMBER 1865.

The stewards of the st. Croix races have
come to the conclusion, as will be seen by
their advertisementin this day'sissue, tolevy
a toll on carriages and persons on horse
back who attend the forthcoming races.
The charge is a mere trife, but yet, if
contributed in right good will, will go far
to lessen the expenses Of this only one
public amusement in the Island. It is no
novelty to collect a toll at race courses,
as such is the custom in England. In fact,
the matter is there made a speculation of,
by being sold at auction to the highest
bidder. The public here contributes moth
ing towards d~efraying the expenses of our
races, and, our opinion is, that the levying
of this toll is but a fair tax on the COM
munity.
, 1865-12-19

island believes Mr.. Eyre to have render
ed great services in an hour Of extreme
peril, and. next, that both Houses con-
sidered the state Of the island 10 lie still
so unsafe that they are willing to abro-
gate their own authority 10 order 10 OBJ
tain security for life and property. When
such is the opinion of those who are on
the spot, and in full possession of all the
circumstances, il is most unjust, upon the
fragmentary information Which has yet
reached us, TO brand as a murderer an
officer of high character, whose whole
previous history would belle the charge
eve of Humanity.
, 1865-12-19
From the London Times, December 81

It is to be regretted that no second dps-
patch from Governor Eyre, received by
the last mail, has yet been published by
the Colonial-ofice. The Importance of
the events in Jamaica, and the intense
interest which has been excited by them
in this country, make it incumbent on the
Government TO give to the public at once
the means of forming an accurate opin.
ion. The English Press has no CORE
spondents in the island, and for anything
like trustworthy intelligence must be de-
pendent on official documents or the
chance letters of respectable private per-
sons. We have not thought it necessary
or right to publish the absurd and inrohe-
rent accounts from the Jamaica papers
that came to hand by the last mail, bear
ing ms they did the marks of enormous
exaggeration. But the proceedings of
the Court-martial, with the number of
the prisoners tried, the sentences upon
them, and the minutes Of the evidence in
the principal cases, ii is desirable 10 OBJ
tain as soon as possible. There is no
just and, indeed. no prudent course but
the widest publicity. On the one hand,
we find the Governor of Jamaica, "a man
of long experience and most honorable
character, with all the authorities, mill
tary and civil, Of the island, declaring
that the colony had been in the greatest
danger, and could only have been saved
by the prompt and severe measures which
have been taken; On the ether hand,
there is a strong party at home which
asserts that these people have, under the
influence of rage or fe ar, or political ha-
tired, INDUCED in a cruel massacre. For
the sake of those who are thus assaiIed,
as we'll az for the general satisfaction of
the country, we trust that the Govern
ment will give the earliest publicity to
everything that may be received from
either the civil or military authorities.
The executions have been numerous; it
may be that some at least were unneces-
sary but both soldiers and civilians on
the other side of the ocean were of opin-
ion that the danger was great, and the
Legislature Of the island has agreed with
them. However, il is not now black in
surgenfs that are on trial +; it is Mr.. Eyre,
General O'Connor, Brigadier Nelson, CO.
]onel Hobbs, and the officers, military
and naval, who we're engaged against the
negroes, or who sat on the Court martial.
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