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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12
A TTAonMENT NOTICE.

ON the cath day OF October, A. ID. 1865, said Jus.
tiea Issued an order OF attachment in the above
action, for the sum Of Seventy four dollars and fity
three cents, (s7i bD oase set for hearing Decem.
her is, 1895. at 10 o'clock A, M. .--
Nov 8, 1865. HENRY SIAYER;
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 27.1Cott on lively:
sales 5000 bales Mt 55a56. Sales for the
week 1000 bales. Sugar quiet and
stendy. Molasses- Louisiana
9Oc; rest unchanged.
Ex-Governor Allen publishes N card
urging the withdrawal of his mime ,,s I,
Gubernatori1l candidate. "A letter lnte-
~ received from him-to show his de-
termination to remain in Mexico-to. n
friend, deprecates the attempt to use
his name against Wells in the election,
Registering and taking tho amnesty
oath is going on briskly.
Gen. Candy declined to prevent from
voting those who registered the oath
under Buffers order. sGi.i ~
Gen. fullerton has abolished the PRO.
yost Marshall's courts especially orr
gained for the Freedmen,s Bureau. in
this state, and all cases relating to freed-
men will be turned over to the state
courts. II gifsF'S
Some of the officers, however, are
freedmen, and are treated witk instice
and equality in the state courts.
1t is reported that Conway. late COM
missioner of freedmen, has been as
signed to duty in the District of Colum-
biiL and portionsof Northern Virginia.
Gen. Strong, general inspector OF the
bureau, arrived from his tour of in
sPection. He will next visit Texas on
similar business. - - =. -
1t is understood that Gen. Baird will
assume duties as Assistant Commits
stoner of Freedmen, vice Fullerton.
temporarily resigned. y ITisI.s77 :
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PartleuIars or inc il5ilIo-Ifl1 n a..

Particulars OF the Di3asf II. - IN
Steamship North star.
NoRFonlS, Oct. The NorfoIIS Post
this morning, gives the particulars n
the disaster to the steamship North
Star in the gale of Hatteras on the nirhi
OF the 24th instant: Such was the force
Of the leak on the morning of the 25th,
that the water reached Wilma few IN.
ches of the fires and would have ex.
hngutshed them but for the superhn-
man efforts of the troops and passen-
gers on board to prevent It. ftaF
throwtngSmuch'of her cargo oVeFboiift.
the vessel made 1000 gallons ofwatei
IN a minute. The ship is now at the
wharf here leaking to the extent 81
z2OO0 gallons n minute, and it requires
the most energetic efforts at the pumps
to keep her from sinking. me nassefI-
gers have published resolutions de
nouncing the owners of the North Star
for sending her to sea In the condition
in which they knew her to be. Her
copper was so torn that the passengers
say that the ship could not make EVEN
KNOTS an hour; the boiler was only
equal to is pounds OF steam: tharF5 jVeaS,
an insufficiency of life boats and the
vessel in every respect was unseawor-
thy. The resolutions of the passengers
conclude us follows: Our experience
during the entire gale of the 24thl and
25th of October, and in fact during the
entire voyage, shows that the New York
steamship company was guilty of the
most criminal carelessness insendinp
the North Star. =.
A steamer is expected from New
York to take the North Stars pas
sengers and freight to New Orleans.
The troops that were on board have had
quarters provided for them here.
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stock, Market.

1900 NEW YoRI, Oct. o.
+ Stocks better. Money on call per
cent and active. Sterlingq quiet Mt lOSSSc.
Chicago q Rock Island 1671<c; NIilwuu-
kee and Prnrie Du Chen S5c; Cleveland
and Toledo 103c; Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne
and Chicago 90Izc; N. j. Central l22c; AL
ton q ;Ierre Haute preferred "a; Chicago,
Hamilton & Alton preferred iC5c: ReSJs
Ing lll1Sc; Illinois Central scrip 1876;
Cleveland d Pittsburg S23Sc; Chicago &
North Western 305{c; do. preferred 65 Z;
AIartposa II H;Atlnntic Steamship CoTnz
Pany 14sc;. N. Y. Central 9Ic; Erie 925kc;
Michigan Central l121<c; Michigan
Southern 1S2sc. Gold 1890; $40 coII-
pons ex-Nov. 1O2Ac; do. new issue
lOl%c; :10.4O coupons 92ISc; Z. SOs 95sSc:
one year certificates Csc Tennessee as
SI1Ec; Missouri 6s IKE; California IS
ll5Nc; Ohio tE Mississippi certificates
275sc; Chicago & Alton list 96.c.
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The FenInn nrntl,ari,..,,,.,

NEW York, Oct. 2s-The Senate of
the Fenian brotherhood held session
in this city last evening and established
financial, military, naval and civil bu-
reaus. Other important business rela-
tive to the organization in America and
ireland was transacted.
Tho Senate of the Fenfan congress re-
assembled to-day at the Aston House,
the chntr being occupied by the presi.
dent, Col. VIM. r.. Roberts, The session,
as heretofore, was strictly private, and
the attendancew was confined to members.
tbs ascertained, however, that the prin-
ctpal business transacted was in rela-
ton to tho sale of the bonds of the flu
tnre Irish republic, which will DO ready
for delivery next week. Several OF, the
members stated tlnt they had received
pledges from prominent citizens that
theywould subscribe for the bonds in
various amounts. =
The Senate intend to establish, its
head quarters permanently in 1. large
hall in this city in few days.
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Clneinnnti sInrI.et.

.f. - = CINCINNATI, Oct. Is. y
Flour tirmer but not higher; superiine
" 30a7 %; extra $Sa9 SO; familyand FAM
at 81 0J for prime old red; new ranges
firm Mt 81 10aI so. Cort quiet mt SOC for
sound shelled. Ohts dull at S0cin eleva-
tor. Barley nominal. Mess pork very
dull; sales could not be made ut over
$50 20. Bulk Meats nominal at l7alSII &C.;
smnLl sales of Bacon ut lS5{a2Oc, and
231Sc for shoulders, sides and clear
sides. Groceries steady, Whisky. in
goOOd demnnd ut s. .. -
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NeNr Yotlt lInrkef.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is, d
iCo1ToS- and decltninra Mt 5sc for
middling. cFLoUR-Dull, heavy and
59lOc lower; 81 a59S 10 for extra State;
- .T5CQS 90 for common to medium shin
ping brands extra r. II. o; and $gC6l2s5
for trade brands, market closing heavy.
iWHsKH-Quitt; Western 81 3i@2 35:-
WMEAT-About 1c better and quiet;
81 90 for new Milwaukee club; 81 81 for
Amber Milwaukee; 1897 for new Amber
State; S14S for unsound ChiCllgo SprinE,
RYE-Quiet; 81 IS for Western. BAR
LEH-Firmer. BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CoRN-1c better and less doing; T!E6S:c
for unsound; 0O99lc for sound mixed
Western. OATS-Dull; 46951c for un-
sound; 54@57c for sound. COFFEE
Quiet. SuGAR-Clufet; 135s9I4C Cuba
Muscovado; l5c for Porto Rico. MoLAS-
sEs-Slutet. PErROLEuM-Dull;36 6SBIEc
for crude; 5S95S1Sc for refined in bond;
I5C9Ilc do. free. PoRR-Opened heavy
and closed firm S3393S SIX for mess;
closing mt SSS3 % cash; SO SO for prime,
and SIS scoops 40 for prime mess. BEEF-
Steady; 1l@l4c for plain mess; 169l7c
for eXtrn mess. BEEF HAMs-Dull:
Western to arrive at SIC. Cur MEATS
Dull and nominal; l61S(9lT1Sc for shOuI-
ders; 209231Ic for hams. BACoN-Quiet,
l4ARD-Heavy; I@2S1Sc. BUTTER-In
demand; S00142c for Ohio; AOtG55c for
Stato. CHREasE-Firnl at 14@l9c.
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New YoRK, october 2s.-The Herald
Miss, Oct. 3D., stating that General
Johnson has discovered most stupen-
dous frauds on the Treasury depart
ment. He has arrested Harrison John
son, special Treasury agent al, Colum-
bus, all his sub-agents inthree counties,
taken possession of their books and
that the Investigation will be damaging
to high officials. 80 70 e
The Worlds Washington special says,
dispatches received here state TINT the
New Orleans conventiont to sustain Pres
tdent Johnson is success.
me rumorthat our naval vessels nre
to be put in commission Is nntruej =
1t Is reported that Caleb Cushing win
supercede Mr.. Adams in England, and
Mr.. Adams returns to become Secretary
of State. 49,
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Oa,teEo Mnrkel.

- - % " 1sNiUi OCT. .. q
Flour steady and unchanged; 50 90 for
No. 1 Spring; $40 80 for Red Winter;
S11 so for White; Sl2 so for double *
2 Chicago Spring 81 52]k; White Canada
Y 40. Corn quiet. Oats scarce. Barley
&c better; CanadaS 81 10. Ereights steady:
Hour 62c, wheat 1sc; corn I61Sc, barley
l5c, rye Tic, oats 121Ec. No receipts by
lake, owing to unfavOrnble wind.
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BUFFA1,o. Oct %

E--------- DUFFALUI UCI. ..
Flour dull. Wheat quiet and nonli-
nnli held 2Olci Milwaukee Spring 1890
l6Oc; No.il Chicago Spring i6O(9 i55t..sG
Corn quiet; No. I mixed 7O96Sc bid
Oats, Chicago 30E932c; No. IS; AIiIwau-
kee No. / scarce, held mt 4Sc. Barley
dull; Canada 112c; State llOc. Rye NOM
inal. Whisky firm; 81 25@2 26.i Pork
$50; Lard soc. Canal freights steady
and firm. ~
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New York money lIarIIet.

~ anI ,NEw Y DIRK Oct. ..
. Money Easier at z per cent. Sterl-
tng-Dull and lower; 81 OS1z@l Os55Sz -. -.
GoldLWit hout materiGl change; OPEN
ing ut 81 459si closing Mt 81 455s. Total
ernnent Stock Without decided chnnpe.
Freights to Liverpool Dull and deciin-
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CI,Icnrn nInrEe,--

IA CHICAGO, oct. Is,
Flour dull and declined I5a25c.-
Wheat quiet Mt 81 45al 451< for No. 1,
and 81 l2a1 10 for No. 2. Corn firm and
ADVANCED l1za2c at 47a47ISc for No. /,
2619a27c. Provisions quiet. Ffeights
dulli 14c'on corn to Buffalo. HiRhWines
firm and unchanged.
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Explosion o. a Locomofive.

BOSTON, Oct % IA locomotive on the
Eastern Railroad while waiting Toy q
train at Portsmouth, n. H., exploded
to-day, killing Charles Heath, the fire.
man, and causing considerable damn
age to the engine house,
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MIIMnnIiee nInrl;st.

Il 20 MILWAUKEE, Oct. %. =
Flour dull. Wheat 81 37I<aI 3sJf.--,.
Oats firm at SOC. Canal receipts, 1900
ibbls. Hour and !, 600 bushels wheat.
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Gen. BuFbridge and Gov. Bramlett's
tDimeuItiea AmieabIy Adjusted.

Difficulties AmieabIy Adjusted.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2s:-The difference
heretofore existing between Gen. Bur
bridge and Gov. Bramlette, of KY, have
been amicably adjusted. A meeting
took place between the parties at Frank
fort last Thursday, when the causes OF
Disagreement were explained and com
plete ciliation.
The Gazette's Chicago special says d
severe storm commenced there Wednes-
day night and continued undated up
to last night. Thewind blew gale, do
ing considerable damage to the ship
ping. 1t commenced raining here yes
terday afternoon, and last pjg lit a stfong
wind prevailed. a cold ram set in this
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BOOTS 81 SHOES.

ID PORTER & SONS ANNoUNGE TO
HI. their friends and the public, TINT their
Fall Stock of Boots and Shoes arc now full
and complete; They reSpectfnlly invite mer-
them a call, believing they can sell them
goods to batter advantage than they can pur-
chnse in Baltimore or Philadelphia at No.
lS5 Main street, Wheeling, w. Va. ig17H
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I NEW IYoRK, October o. Tho follow
ing are the j0bber's prices Of dry goods
in hfs city to-day. Brown cotton stand-
ard sbeetlngs IS II; Newmarket CSC:
Bootsole 8T1z2 and s8468I for lbleached
,cotthnss Hengdon 41<a5s, 43a4O for Hope
and 80 for Red Bank; 81 u for printed
MernInack, 50 for America With %
stripes. York 46, Eastern 83. ALBANY
Is, DENNIS Amoskeag-62 for corset
jeans; Indian Orchard 3211< Senister 32Ik
for brown drilling; Standard 3S; Stark
9H." SO; Globe, 81 for cotton flnnnels.
Pemberfon-HA,l1 bleaohed, 62x for
A. Hamilton itX,' ..F9' As for Ken
lucky jeans. Washington, q for cam
trices: Rodeman 67Iz for casimers.
Evans, silk-mixed, 225 for deafness
| Pacific "H" and Hamilton, So for
spool cotton (Coats'Y IL; Hoop skirts,
duplex eleeticl Id 20, ., 80, and SO on
to $50 per DOZEN Hoops domestic COR
selsl tCane'sl SO 50; whaleboue Sl4a22
The following dispatches have been
bulletined to-day; M q
BALTIMORE, Oct D. Our market Is
inactive, and prices are weak but pn-
'changed, II 49,. i,,,.,srt
ST.. Louis, Oct. 28 Trade WINS fair
yesterday, and the weather is turning
Dtspatches from Philadelphia state
that the market for cotton goods is UNI
Sl4ahHe4ssf Ia.fz -stfEaLf 1 ~ ftf' gfas
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W.AHHNsToN, Get. 29-The follow
ling .ia the text OF the communication
dated Vgashingt ton Oct. 2sth, 1865, and
tona1 Governor st Georgia dc SIf1ledge-
i5Sille: b'Yout l;sevefaI kilograms lave
been received, Tho President Of the
10. 81 cannot recognize the people OF any
State rs having resumed their relations
of Loyalty 70 the Union that admit as d
legal oblfg ton contFactet or debts Gre
ated in th9lftname 10 promote the. sTynr
of the rebellion, rnel-sl.r5-ry
kSigned. pi1Is 81. SHWARp.
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The HIGHEST Premium
AT THE FAIR OF THE
American -TlgtitHte, New York.

The Committee reported:-"The Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine makes the LOCK
srTTCH, and RANKS highest ON account OF the
elasticity, permanence, beauty, and general
desirableness of the stitching when done, and
the widerange ofits applications -
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WAsirI1s eToS, Oct. The Tunis emf
tSassadors gent some time YES teriiS
his residence! They will be formally
presented TO the President on Monday,
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~ sIsaad. W. +. Hs -ssHvAs.p...

on SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 49, rrfvylb AZ;
10 O'Clock this morning the stsaffIeF
Golofat.1, 70 ndiIl,i ana P6Iinett6 from
sloyet % n 22lst and report the
which had been heard Of at that poriE
Arlene nam are lincluded in the ists
hitl ITO q Pied eastward. y lTia
Iasit seen Of thes teHed ore ~ the ship
~ tetprla was In the early part OF July
glIHIl he was steering south under full
satl. During her opera tipns she passed
where che buEnsd nine y1liaiers. Prison,
efss being apaFt of the "a whose names
were reported by the Palmetto.
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..sli 81 7 - - = T1a-F
NEW YORK. Got 2a.--Raml In, dEiotS
Finch the counteriaiteF, was found
guilty yesterday During the trial the
iactwas ELECTED That netlIl Y forty GUS
and doltirs in counterfefs mot Ind
been sent to Ohio aud other Western
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READ THE FoILowITGT EsTIlIoNIAIS:

W HkELINIll April 9th, IStll,
MeSsTS. AICCABEs, KRAFT q Co, GenHeme1:-
Having used Kraft's piArThCpa Compound for
Camp DiarThuea, with which have been
deeply AfnlCted for almost one month, an OLheT.
remedies tried hdUiR0 failed, and lhndlng u not
only q present Hetief but a permanent cure, I
take pleasure in Recommending It to the M
Torable notlceofa1w who may be alike Infected
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The Greatest Medicine Of the AgeI
KRAFPS DIARRHGA COMPOUND!
The only Safe and Certaln Cure for
IARRHQGA, DYSENTERY, FLUX. SUM.
AIER COMPLAINT " ~ l7f71


And an Diseases orthe Stomach and Bo,pels. frl.
eirent 10 a Change Of Dit or Climate.
TIME PRoPRIETORS OF THIS TRULY
il invaluable Medicine, now offer It to the
public with a full knowledge of its superior
merit over any remedy of like character ever
before introduced. IthRs been used with the
N0a pa5ectglicoeSS In thousands ofcaseS, Iphere
all OtaeF Remedies hare failed. Cases Of Chron-
&c Dnrrhua of years standing, have been
cured by the use Of AD0 bottles. This remedy
disease has bafned the skin OF even the most
Rkillfnl physicians .#.-.s-.- -
IN use FOR number OF yeaTa, and by Its timely
aid fhS saved the lives OF hundrets
=. This medicine Is purely scientific prepare
ton and Care.
Every traveller should have a bottle OF the
DIARRHusA COMPOUND. 55E
Every soldier will md It invaluable.
No Family should be Withoutit sGlt
Do not hesitate to try f[RART'S DIARRHCsA
COMPOUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
death.
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H
New York, Oct. 20.-The Herald's
Washington despatch says: ,.i'Fl'f
Ex-Governor Pefrpoint, Judge DAILY,
Samuel Blackfortl, Chas. X. Tucker!
man and other notables,l were at Will
lartls! f,5r NM ~
Judge Cooley, commissioner of In-
dian Affairs, started 70 rNew York city
last Monday, to be absent for seYeriil
days. .snls-d III =. I-tEIs a. 80
Assistant Postmaster General Alex.
Randall, is expected back from the
West OF; Monday next. Igs
Lieut.. Colonel OF j. Howell, of Gen.
Ingalls, stnff, was to-day commissioned
Quartermasteri in the regular army with
the rank of Captain. s-a-S-
Geo. III. Brother has been appointed
special treasury agent at Panama, vice
John Il. Silonton, who resigned his np-
pointn1ent, to date from November lst.
MIR. Green, appointed pension agent
ut philadelphia, in place of Mr..
Ponlson, received his commission to-
day. 'eiil7is % {.i5f1IidTf I9llfllITi ~
Gems. Grant and schofield and ex-
Mayor John, Wentworth, of Chicago,
were accorded interviews with the Presi-
dent this afternoon. Several others
were in attendance who had to await
Ordinary afternoon receptions.1b .tt.-fts
The navy department Is already in
receipt of number of letters from
officers recently mustered out tender
ing theih services in case vessels were
about tqibe put in commission and dis
patched for service:
Sales Of unused buildings. tho proner.
tyi of the commissiary and quarter
masters departments are going of
| hastily and bringing Considerable feve-
fnue to tho government. For instance,
1 500, goo dollars worth of lumber in the
/ form Of buildings were got rid of yes
terday under Col Bell's dircctlon. %.
The quartermaster' department has
n eonsid erable amount OF property in
camp eqgipage and wagons,
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: MopREH1A1 CRY, 1T. PSI The pnr-
seEiot the steamsh zip Eagle; makes the
10 lgsving reports = III ~ "a :,
An insurTeetion has ltfdlcen ont
among the negroes OF sIam0tcd "
The English CnIis1f General at EIa-
vana, has fappliedstp fheS Captain Gen4
ernl, of Cuba for aid to put the negroes
down. and four spaniSh iyYaf sells
has been dispatct a Tor that pun, 20. II
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The Federal war steamer saranac
sailed from Honolulu on the lI7tR Of
September for Marqueses Islands oW-
ing to n report that q lot Of coalhad
beenlanded ut Tanticua for the Shen-
andoah. sss 's9' y 10 NJ 5Titifstfs7l q
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The Herald states that there was a
seizure of alcohol yesterday, for reve-
nue. frauds in Brooklyn, and that n
Custom House clerk, a Virginia ex-
rebel, and a heavy Brooklyn firm are
implicated. :. IA .sfE55
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NEW YoRts, Oct, q. THE CONNER
icial says that money Is easier. Lenders
are anxious to employ their balance
and again are seeking borrowers,
though in no case at lower than 7 pei
cent on call loans. The demand for
stocks are firm though the action is less
symptoms favor an early return and
comparative case at7 per ct. Discounts
continue active. Gold is steady, the
prevailing tendency being toward east
er rates. The exports of gold arc large
being SS08,9l4 and a large proportion
of tho export is in gold bars.
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ID chaplain 18th W. Va in mi

5MouNnsVIILE, Marshall Co..;V.gVa!S
MesTA McOABR, KRAFT & Co, GeJaklelTiens
Last summer, being In Nashville, Tenn, i
the remedies of several phyRiclanE but ytifh-
out any effect. Twas advised bymy friends
% come nome. was completely. broken
down and Frustrated. Upon arriving ut homeN
Twas advised to try KraftS DiaIFh1a Com
pound. Ore bottle 0f q COMP lekelY eitftGf dis
eHRe and Te1loIed my he1ith. am glad to re-
fIrfad NRiiln this taFTIhlh ILL., Z
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Wv A0AAAbA1uNh bk46 E9u60-
'tllooan' -. - g,
NASHVILLE, Oct. %. Parties have for
several days been exploring subterra-
mean passages under Nashville. Mr..
A. Stewart descended one hundred and
twenty-five feet from ,crevasse under
Church street Saturday, into the chasm
below, and was drawn out nearly suffo,
Gated by foul air. Several relies were
discovered, fossils, bones, buttons,
aud stones, resemb bling agate marble; the
grand chamber of the cave is forty feet
high, thirty feet wide and eighty feet
long. Further explorations are being
made. -.
The river is twenty-five inches on the
shoals. s-Jtsyr ~ =. =
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N, Y, Oct, 2S.-Thts
morning a suspicious looking schooner
was boarded by a police oficer OF this
city, and q quantity of silver ware and
other article together with q complete
set of burglars tools, were found. Some
| of the silver ware has beeni dentifie ed is
belonging to n Clergyman of this city
Most OF the silver WAR is marked we n
and with initials In which q A5' Isl al
final letter. Three men were fouil on
board and arrested. They gave their
names MS Owen Root, Edwin Stafford,
and VIM. MCdullgan. a. =
The bootand shoa ORC of, John Kerch
on Main street OF this city, WAS broken
intolast night, and goods 70 the amour
OF $500 stolen. $50 ~.
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SAN Francisco, Oct. Arrived YES
terdny,, the steamer America, from
Nicaragua. n ~ ~ III
Dates from Honolulu to the 30th OF
September are received. ~
The Honolulu, Advertiser publishes; A
list Of 95 whalers, comprising the Arctic
tleet-nearly all. American. Thirty
three of these had been burned by. tie
pirate Shenandoah and 81 remain to be
heard from: 4.87-,as'T be- !. III 3
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The Herald states that JEFF. Davis is
to be arraigned simply on the charge
Of treason, and that JamesS. Speed,
Gen. Rosseau, John II. Clifford and w.
ment as prosecuting counsel, and Chas,
O'Connor and II. III. Gillett for tho de-
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National Thanksgiving proclaimed
by the President.
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by the union Line. q 5aIII
once. corner o. Monroe and water streets.