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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-14
DALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
ID COMP AMY.
STEAMER "EOLUS,O

FROM
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH TO FORT MONROE
EASTERN SHORE MATHEWS COUNTY,
GLOUCESTER AND YORKTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
The New and Fast Steamer "E0LUS," Captain P.
MoCARRICE will commence her regular trips to the above
named places on the 9th SEPTEMBER.
This Steamer will leave the Government Wharf, Nor
folk, DAILY, at 81 and Portsmouth at O'clock A. NJ
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
for Cherrysone--every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
for Mathews and Gloucester counties and Yorktown,
touching at Old Point going and returning each trip
This Steamer connects with the Baltimore Steam
Packet CompaDys Steamers LOUISIANA" and "ADE
LAIDE," for Baltimore, and the Steamers "THOMAS
C0LLYER" and "ClTY OF RICHMOND" for City Point
and Richmond.
Through tickets sold on this Steamer to Baltimore,
City Point, Richmond and her connections.
This Steamer especially adapted to the service in
which she has been engaged being very Fast (having
made the trip in ~ hours less than any steamer the
route) having Fine Accommodations, and Is noted
excellent Soa Boat and will make her trips regardless of
the weather
Forfregbt passage apply to the clerk of the Steam
er or at the Office OF the Company.
FARE
Fare to Mathews, Gloucester, Yorktown and
CherrystOno.
Fare from Cherrystoue, Mathews and Glouces-
ter counties and Yorktown TO lialtimore....". 90
Richmond....... 90
TH0S. ii. WEBB,
Sep16-tf Agent,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-14

A subscription hes just been opened
by the Municipality Of UrbinO, Italy,
the native place of Raphael, for erect
ing o monument worthy Of his memory,
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To Boston, BY New. Haven K. K, 27th-st. aud ith.
via Shore Line, III and p. Suhdsy... p m
To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport, daily, from
Peck slip, L. r. at.....-......... ........... II O. N
To Camden, Manchester and Long Branch, by
| steamer Jesse Hoyt, leave Pier IN L., daily,
Except Sunday ii as q. M and .......... N
To Csnsn dsigas, Rochester, Buffalo, Saamancs aud
West By Erie Railroad. foot Of Chambersst..T
st7 10 a m S aud pm. Emgrsnt train....... p. m
To Camden, Manchester andLona Branch. by Ra
ritan and Delaware Bay r. X, via steamboat
Jesse Hoyt. from pier3 N. X at III ~ am. Way
Line for Manchester and Long Branch...... AIS p.
.lip, r. r. a. m. and Ysphank m and o. N.
To Hsckettstown and intermediate stations BY
Morris and Essex X, r.. foot OF Barciay-st., at
$40 a M. BY same Iosd for stations west OF
Milburn at liO D. m Morstown EHpress..... p. m.
10 New Haven, connecting with r, H. for Hartford
and sDringfed-Steamers cave Peck Slip at st =,
To New. Haven by the New Haven R.R., 27th-st
and 4thay at 7s III M ;i2i. g. 3:i5 a. and p
To the West, by Central Railroad Of New.Jersey
via Allentown, from foot Of Liteny'st.. N. X,
q m, - IN; and $500 p SUNDAY train...... p m
Courtlandt ST., T. 10 and II a. n IL M, and D.
m. and II midnight. SUNDAY p m
To Providence, by steamer City of Providence. ev
cry Tqe'day Thursday and Saturday, from Pier
To Providence by Neptune steamsiip Co.'S Line.
daily, tsundsys excepted FROM pier 21 foot OF
Robinsonst n H.. at......:......."......:;.. p. m
To Troy. bysteamers Vanderbilt and Rip Van Win
ke daily, Sundays incuded) Saturdays
ceptedl pier 40 n. p
To Washington. by New.Jersey r. r. foot of
Courtiandt-st, and llf a m, p. m, sndR
midnight. Sunday. .:........,...- p m.
To Permont by Northern r. r., New-Jersey,
from Jersey City ats, ei a. m. ", a:2l and 6:2S
p Saturday, at, ..~......... lit p. m
To Newbern from Norfolk, BY steamer Pioneer,
every Friday.
For further Information in regnd to Railroad Tine Tables
see advertisements in another part Of this paper
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cOrrPT CAJFNDAR-TBrs DAY.

SJP.EaE CoURT-GENgRAL Term -Non-cnu-
nerated motions--Nos. 26 a. 49, 39. 30 g. a. So 81 Pre-
ferred causes--Nos ], 3,6s IL, H. IS, g. Enumerated-
Nos. 33J. 80, 81 81 55. -. .o, N,
SUPREME COURT -CHAMBERs.-Nos %, 33i, 3f-
General cal--No. ~ -o.
SUPREME CoURT-C -CrRcUIr-PART L. Nos. 5I,
82 2lC7 1885, 1885, 3ll5 26l 1873 1872 l53 705 20lS f0
2O,l 1890 1885, 875 7O7 1879. l003PARr ll-Nos I1s'
g5 276 1856 2l48 228 23O 206 2t6 4I 1885 2AO ~,
2IS4 2l78 2il8, 2.52, PIP. 1906 1872. 23l4
SUPREME COURT - SPECIAL Term Demurrer
No 56-Issues of law and fsct-Nos 234 3l4 2 33 ls8
i7s 1876 1871 2al 2s7 l63 267, 26s s7 2I2 23 27i 27s
IT'S
SUPERIOR COURT-PART I-Calendar unchanged
PART INos 1864 209l 2Os2 1910, Joo6 L4o IiOa ioiv
1854. il03 21l6, 2lls, 2l20 2l22, 22t ,oo.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART l.-Nos. iVSi,
1850 SOL III lO47 1884, l05 l25 1888 ll55 l20l 1906 l29s
10 iO5O-PARr Nos liza 935 lll ll65 ll79 llSo ~.
384 lIl2 lll8, 1885, l04l. ll76, ll70, 1liT, ll$o
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Traxclern, Guide.

To Albany, py Hudson X. H., pep2, So.h.t sns
I0ti-aye. and by Harlem II. H., Depot Io'h's.'
and Ith.av via Hudson River, y. 10 a M y,
O. aud II p. rn.. VIA Harlem II 3 IA asd o. n,
suudsy train. via hudson River ?. IN. Wy
cars run between Chamber aud SVh's1 s'a'''"
and City Hall and 2tthst. station. H..
20 Albany. landing at principal places on the hnd-
son. by steamer q, Vibb bard, Tuesday. Thuf.dAys
and Saturday, and Daniel Drew, Mondays wed
ns.dsys and Fridays, from foot ot Desoso'se''''
7,I5 a. M, landing at Thirtie.rst. .....;..,,'
10 Albany, by steamer 81 John, Mondays, Wee'
pe,iay. and Fridays and tho Dean Riohmond
Tursdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from pier 7"
rc Baltimor. aud Warrington, by the Nsw-Jer'ey
H. r., foot OF COurtiandtst., and ilf o hi''
o. m aud l2 midnight. Sunday. :, -
To boston, by Nrw. London line, fier % " H.
To aIon, by Nss- Have II. r.. wa Spinsieid; q;
zna 4 anl GhlY... .,..,,,,,,.,,..,..i ~ tsoA
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Arrived.

Steamship Motsyian (BrD Alton. Liverpool sh Queens
town 10Th with misa snd 20 pass 10 William, Guion
Bark Prtre Birk Wiley boston % hours In ballast to hir
& Bell. - .,
Bhr Firm Brl. whsy Cow Bay days, with coal to d.
r. DeWof b Go. ~
Brig ysant Parker, Bangor days, with Lumber to Hol
yoie Murray 81,
fruit 10 Geo. =. Bulley.
w1ND-At Sunset, n. NV. with rain.
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SUPREME CouRT-CHAxBsEs-No 2l-Before JUST
CLkRKE. ...
AuvsrTIPs oP COTrNyrL


AMENITIES or COUNSEL.
While the Chambers were being held this morn
uR two OF tho counsel In attendance fell ~ dspntng TIE
me ritz Of their respective cases High wGds were followed
by blow and Mr.. Whitaker r., one Of the eeneatsn, o.
for contempt, The directed the counsel 10 prepare t
pro Der papers for such motion.
POWERS OF THE SUPREME COURT
In th. Matter OF the Petition Of George J. Carey =.
The petitioner in this case was y bidder on Tue
ale of the property In the foreclosure suit Of Oriham sgt
Bae and Others and purchased the property al the rel
er,. sale for 1900 which he paid oO ths usuhi ~
pe Subsequently he declined 70 complete s s1s
nvoous aud he ordered 10 tho balance OF tne pur
rbs.. money SlfOio 70 the Referee.
former order he appealed ana go 70
into Court For this disobedenee he was Jnnse
Cd,xo for contempt until he should comply with the orosr
The petoue5 procured % o. aASes' raash bete H.
Conr he Sheriff returning thai he held him under the com
i,nt of the Court of Common Pleas, and aks wTit o
cerorah to the Common Pleas 70 return all e P'0coeus
mon which tho commitment was MADE. -.
TI. Tor the respondents opposed ths allowance o.
this latter writ the ground that the writ sought was not The
statutory bat the old common law wn has the ssatu
or writ an alternative for the writ OF haosas corpus ane
eond used with t aud that the common law wit couc
moi nun 10 Court coordinate jurisdiction, which tho Cour
q Common Plea, 70 & o. ds,isr ouT
Tn. Court alter pointing out In what especs the Supreme
Court had superior jurisdiction, held that the Court
Common Pleas was IN this case Cou OF coordinate pow
e.on for further consideration. Counsel for the petitions
en the TO the habsos claiming tina
the prisoner be discharged for various alleged irregularities
urn Counsel for respondents while eontendng that hes
snares regular also claimed that the action o IN
Common Pleas could not bo reviewed by single Judge
another and coordinate Court but only by appeal to the oens
raj Term. a., -,
points and reserved It's decision.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TsRx-Nov N.-Before 'u"o'
MOsCRIEy. -
sHERIFFs sUIT-JURTsDIcTToN OF CITY 'oDoh W
Iahn K.IIv and others.

George Davis agt. John Kelly and others.
This was n suit for false imprisonment and fos
conversion Of property The plaintiff three times -.
rested for each Of which times he claims damages
In all TO 80 and claims the sheriff. oticers tooa
him without authority stock OF liquors worth soou ~s''
for which sums he claims judgment. ,.a
by the City Judge of Brooklyn against the person OF ns
plaintiff all the arrests being in suit and the ast "o On
urende of the plaintiff by hi. bail The defendants denz
the last Of action and claim that 1t cannot De
with the Others The plaintiff excepted to the admission u
the execution in evidence the ground that the BIooJs
City Judge had power to send out OF Kings Co.'S
Gaze still on.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..... Nov. q.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Battle. Homer. A,pinwa Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co. .
Steamship City Of Bath, Russell, Boston, Whitney Hath.
swsy.
Big j. H. King OBJ. Coffl, Haf,r. A. Snitbers & Co
schr Katie j. Hoyt Parker Norfolk, Bentley. Smith Co
schr Volunteer (Br), Holmes, Msrsnham, D. r. DeWoh
& Co.
sloop Lady Warrington, coyle, New. Haven, j. n Briggs
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Passenger station in New Yon. Tysnty.svsn,h -
AMI Fourth ave Enisanss ~ Iws..,v ss1iiBg,.
80 TRAINS LEAVE EEW.YOkh:
Fer New Haven 10 400 lEI.l lLJJ IN. u !, (EHil
atg, (EIJ AS. 80 and $50 (EI,l IN.
For Bridgcport. To-, 100. OIL LIN m I'D tErJ
500 lEI J At5, 10 aud 100 (tI.l y. IN. -
EarMiofi snI stfatGord. 100. llO M - go p m
For Fairfield Southport aud wesipoE, 70O, il1oA IN aS
S5op -. 80 49,, ., -, az ~ ,
4 o, az , q t5 70 $50 8oo (Erlp
For Daien 7oo o -, II. % q IN. "a, so. 80 P m
~ t,rsrnwlch % n ~ 1os 3 IS, go 70 ~ m
Tsr STANFORD Tea 900 (Er. 80 ii-S IN l2lo tErl
For po Chosisr rnd in,ermediae s,siion, TO- ~ ~
I. NJ; ass t1o 80, sse ~" p m: -,
CONNECTING TRAINS. -
For Boston via Springfield. 8o1 M. (kIl lO) (EI w
p . -. ,,. ,.uo
Dor Hartford aSi Springfield, SS m. tbr) Hi'' 1oo
IN b $40 9. m ,.,.
ios ooanso.,cat River Ralro.i zoo. m tEI') nisP m
10 Nonirea % p m. 10 Northampton.
For Hartford Pro,doaes and Fishk Railroad eoo EI,,
Pof New Haven New London and s,onns,Sa RAirosd'i
p % N. Ili3 1-OJ. auc y NJ =,
Fur l.n,l Railroad i2l3 0. IN. 70 Noithanpsoe
fot Hol..touie Rl,foed. ia. IA
For Saa.aiuck Railroad, a0J q. m, 100 P. N -.
FOR D.n6ury and Sorwat Railroad 10 I'D g. IN, w
Conmodious Sleeping Car, attached 20 aS9 p y, I.is
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Hoard OF CounciImeu.

STATED sEssios-Mond,y, Nov. DO 1865 }
OyytcflLI O'clock D. !
The Board met puuant to adjournment, In their Chamber
No 10 City Hall .
Present-C Robinson, Brinksn Brady Patter
son. Leiyy. McUTstb, Green. Lent Smith aud Rehly-l0
quorum falling answer 10 their names st ro.lcs th
CLERK announced that the onfd stood adjourned TIL Thurs
dsy, the Esd inst., at O'Clock pm. r -
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500 was promised s The Court leEn 20 n nS S ,.rs
found for the defendant ,u..L.,..,., hsoe,A.
There are two or OF similar chssoe' o'Po"N
Steven. S% Reyms for the plaintiff s. Rdswsy for d.
fendalt. J -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

The National Convention of Tobacco Dealers
will be held at Cooper Institute this morning opening
ct 10 o'clock. Representatives from all the prncipaa
cities will be present and matters Of Importance d-
cussed. 500 ...-...'. 'f
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
III ROAD. -FALL ARRANGEMENTS, lD3: CON. COM
LINES FOR CAMDfS, MANCHESTER AND LoSn
BRANCH. Tho s,esur.r JESSE HOYr, Cspt seel WIZ
fol0ws: - -, anna, ~,
Al il.sS a. m, EXPRESS LINE FOR CAMDEN Dl'
RECT tsking passengers for Port Monmouth hed p.ns'
Long f,rsnch Shark River Fsrmu giae sqasn Brcourg
Manchester Toms River. Wuoduan.i-. nhamnay bsnesa'
Tucseron OLSON Jackson and all Stations on Camden and
Auafsis Railroad -,
Through ~ Camden 10 We hours s.....',.,'.''f~s
Fncursion ticket, good for three dAys....:''.''
Al s;l5 p M Way Passenger line for Manchester i'"'
River Ions branch, hBd ibtsTmedis stations d,
tTHROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND NEW fOhh n n
Leave New Yoh at i:l3 p m, striving at eamieh '''
! p. M. neyt day. -, . -
nsrt day ,,.srv -.
Freish taken a, low ra'es. Applyto G HAsIf, LooA
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LAW INTRLLTeRNCR.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Nov 2L-Bs
"A.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Nov. 7L-Befors
Judge SHIPxAs.
IMPORTANT 10 DEALERS IN INDIA RUBBER COMES.
H. B. Goodyear and {. Poppenhusen ast Robert Hsenng
Robert llaerng was brought before the Court
this morning for contempt by violating the Injunction o tie
orbddns him 10 manufacture India Rubber Combs IN
yolstlon o tho Goodyear Patent The case was originally
referred to Master OF the Court who reported him Ia con
tempt Judge Nelson affirmed the report. and Issued war
or his Judge skpnan said that ~ the the pIoois
were not clear az th. extent a. the contempt, he would be
enen snd only him n 20 days imprisonment and
6ne Of $50 t. NJ. Keller sppeared for the companan!s,
and w c. Tnphs.'n for the defendant.
CCrNTERPEIrER CONVICTED.
United states sgt Geosse ". Drew.
George ". Drew, indicted for passing 10 OF the
so cen, eountercts sfos day tiled and convicted
:. O. Courtney and Joseph Bell for the Government. m
Daniel Mrn. Indicted Tor the same ouoa;e was notwtn
standing strong evidence Of good character also found guilty
ExJudge Stewart for the prisoner
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

A large sale of lots in Hudson City, New
jersey announced to take place at o'clock this after
noon. For particulars see advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
Pnssen uers Arrived.

In steamship Mornyian, from Lverpool-Miss May, Mrs
Spears Capt Yse, Mr. Smiley, Mr. Evans, Mr. and Mrs
Ruddle Mr. Small Mr.. Collet Mr.. Turner sr Ewbank snt
26& Ia thu steerage.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
4 MARINE CoURT-PARr Nov 2i.-Befors Judge nr1
TBEHogyBg
ALLEGED BOUNTY y

Joseph Jsnccn sgt Erc 7: Lindshl
The plaintiff brings All action for the recovery OF
s40 with ineres, from tho 9Th Of October 1884, for bal
ance OF bounty He sets forth that In consideration Of tho
denisuts promise 10 pay bp 600. he enli.ted Ia the
United states sry bot that he only reosiyed $l and
csms The balance. Mr ldnlah denios that he promised The
plant srs thing his sco.ot " that anythins but
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

TRAVELLING IN SYRA.-The Rev. d. Stuart
Dodge win lecture this subject this evening. at tho
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Association. See
Advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Ri.es.6:5t Sun Set,....i: % Moon SETS. 7:3s
HiGH wArgR THIS DAY
sandy Hook. DAT Gov Island. .lOa3 Hell Gate."2;0s
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

The steamship Mwsv.n. Csp, Alton from Liverpool 9Th
via QaeensowD arrived at this morning, IL the first ship
Williams Guions new line.
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Relow.
Sailed,

Ship On,srlo. Ho.ner. Liyefpoo, Oct.
Ship AonaIch OF the Sea, kIkAldy liverpool Oct H.
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IAdvettiseulsns.l ]
DIR. HALsTED,

DIR HArsTEp, of the RoUNp Hill ", Mhrms s
ca Narhanoton Mas. {. the 81. Nichols. ho,s, sas
v,s. csil. TopAy and TO MORROW I'op ~ . m' WV" ~
ul. and nom Up nj nutu sP ."
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
~ TO, OF Coflsndt s. oT PHILADELPHIA 10 and ~
a M II NJ and D. m, aud 10 midnisni Tor BALTIMORE
and WlsnIsgroS. al and ll:3Q a. M p ~, and l.mii u
nlgh, Military Ticket, not receyubei In tho ~ IN TAN
| For other particulars bills q. Offices
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
WenaOPQ u dr.

s,e,m.hp, Baltic ms.is.ppi and Ann MARIA anchored
ouar utlu
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
vi PAEY-Foot Of barclsy-,t-On AMI aiisr June IL
Notrins nail trains III HACkrtorn anu intermediate sta
tions vii esvs eco NAL Erprc.s for al rA,iou'
vest Of Mibun a. .;l0 IN. Morri,iown Eipres. at p m
5. sCHOCH Assi.tsnt Superintendent
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6eaebers.
pantins ACADEMIES.

n Ill. RIVERS's
~, DANCING ACADEMY
No. 81 Seheruerhonist, Brooklyn.
Gases foI beginners forming. SEND for Circular
nco.e Is for Pamphlet containing the German and
fashionable QuadTiles.
NE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
~ West FoureenthstOpen for the reception Of pupils
On WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Ladies class at Misses aud Mssters' at Evening
eAsse, from 10 l0s O'Clock.
A NEW CLASS FOR The "GERMAN" NOW PORN.
ING.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

+ ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD.-Trainsl leave
i 4 Jaues.lp. NewY YoTs. as follows;
$500 &. N. Ofccnpoft Mail. stopping a, ell stations
II 90 a. M. for syns,ct.
1o0p Yapbipk ETpie" aud 10 creenpor on saurdaya
4O6p. N Syosset kHpress.
500 2. rn for farirfnrdsle
Train. fo Ro.lyn aud Glen Heed leave 300 m and
4.Oo .. IA. changing ears Il Mineoll.
sunday Trains leave u 1n'ers Point ~ siD m
u MHITE. superil lendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
NrEw.YoRK and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD
1866 WINTER ARRANGEMENT l'ss
COMMENCING NOV EMBER ~, ls6i

P.,enger Station in New Yorr. Tysntyssysnh g.
ana Fourth avs Eni,anss ~ Iws!,v ss7sLlhst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
| NDEMAN & SONS CELEBRATED
- NEW
PATENT CYCLOID PIANOS

t'',as,rded the Firs, Premium GOLD MEDAL at the ate
ie The American Institute over s Others of no'ey'
S~Nstay aud excellence .,
nn Testimonials have been awarded these uneqnalen
frmen wherever they have been Exhibited IN C9InPeu
<si and purity and voeary Of tone over sny sq9sIs
Pcieetion Of touch just msesnicei consInetion,
g novelty elegance and strength, and VIII stand IN tune
err than any 0theI form Of Pigoo. "ueroons no. 10
'ypsee. Becckets one block West OF bToadWsy' f-.
sead tog Our Gold Medal Circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

RUY.OvgR CAsUALTY.-On Monday evening,
while John Enrich. residing at No ESQ West Thirty
ninth.st, was driving up Nnth.aye. when near Thty
fourth.st he fell from his wagon and the wheels sssa
over his body. injuring him 10 suoh mahner .hat
died soon after being conveyed TO the Jews hospsH
Coroner Collin yesterday held an inquest on ths oyn!
and verdict Of accidental death was rendetea m IA
ceased was native Of Germany. aged ~ yeshs ~. ,ssS
had served for thrce years as memoeI y, sS,drsn-
New York Cavalry. He loaves WIG anu ''"' '"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
~ -CHANGE or TiME.-on and amer MONDAY, Nov
30 1853 the Er- press Tram for kre Cory, and the Oil
REGIONS will leave NcwY York foot OF Lbeuys,. At p
in.,~ad Of ! D. NJ JOSIAH O. STEARNs, Sopt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
Stembcais auo Railroads.

EOR PROVIDENCE DIRRCT.-1he new
and saneh side wheel steamer CITY OF PRON lDENoh
900 ION, burden George D.. Hull Conmands VIII IeASs rlsr
No. 30 Nollh Ryer foot q ChnRb,I' ~ e,sy ",
freiat or pssssse apply board Fare ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

i Fox AIBAsr-Tbe sleeraer 81. JOHN leaves on M9n'
day.. Wednesdsys and Fridays, and ihe DtAN hSr,
MOED on Teesday Thdsdsys and saitrdAS. al O'CLOCK
D M. from Pier No. 40 hof.b Hy.I, foot q Csnal,t
FoR rRoY-Tbe steamer II leave. on rnnaays
Tur.lays and Ihur- -dsy. and the Rip VAN WlNkLE on
Monday. Wednr,dsy. aud Fridays Al O'Clock " m, nom
Pier No. a. North River. foot Of Wa,,sN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
Ocean Cleaners

Umpire LINE for SAVANNAH
IL EVERY SATURDAY
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Companys elegant new side
wheel steamers
SAN SALVADOR and SAN JACINTO,
each 500 tuns burden.
The accommodations oil these for rstca psssen
gers not exceed by any on the coast and al
thoagh Of large carrying capacity their light dIaught enables
them 70 insure whcut detention IN the riVef
The SAN JACfNTO, Winsow Lovelsnd. Commander, will
be dispatched from the Compbny covered Pier No 4 North
River foot Of CaDaist SATURDAY. Nov. as q, o'clock
T. IN. -,
The SAN SALVADOR, Joshus Atkins, Commander, will
follow SATURDAY Dec. 2.
Rates Of passage aud rehts low by other lines Apply
to GARRISON 1 ALLEN, Agents,
No. Bowling Green. .
Agent at savannah r. H. HARDEE, who viii forward oil
goods intended for the interior.
DOR SAVANNAH DIRECT-PIONEER
Il LINE-WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS,
Connecting with coast and interior routes The Steamships
I1BEE..........'.........' app. ho"ELL
| PERlT........... ...............Capt DELASor,
HUNTER. H.........,...........aCapt ROGERS
CHASE........................ RoArui
will form semi weekly line a. above. -
The rs,.cass steamship CHASE Capt Roah, sailing on
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20, at y. M
The new and elegant steamship TYBEE Capt. Crowell,
sailing SATURDAY, Nov. Is, Of p n from Pier No. =
FOR Freight or Psasgs having elegant accommodation,
apply TO LEWIS L. JONES, No. II Broadway.
Agents In Savannah HUNTER 0AhhKLL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

Nally and James Farley on Sunday night quarrsed oa
the sidewalk IN front Of No. sos First.sve during
which Farley struck his opponent In the abdomen with
Sence No. g73 Second. ave. where he died on Monday
morning Farley escaped at the time, but was yestsr-
day arrested by the Twenty first Precinct Poacs.
body at the Twenty Precinct Station House and
verdict against the accused was rendered. He wee
then committed to the Tombs BY the Coroner TO awas
the action of the Grand Jury. Ho states that he wss
first assaulted by the deceased and that he acted IN
sefdeiense. His residence Is at No. POI East Thirty
fourth st. Deceased aged ~ years, and native Of
Ireland, - -- = --- =
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

ARRIVAL OF EMIGRASTs AT THIS PoRT.-
The recent arrival Of emgrsn,s a. eur sr nfss s
srda rn as ~ the Edinburgh from Liverpool 3os Total
AS. Nov. 20, the Harry Bluff nom HAMBURG $40; the
fIoe kys York Town from london ll9i tae Louis
Hsnry from Bremen, ss5. Total. ieoi Grand total
e.a A these emigrants ore destined for the various
states North and South, the majority locating at thle
.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

'ONLY LINE OF BRITISH STEAMERS
" CARRYINO PASSENGERS DIRECT To GREAT
BRITAfN-ANCH0R LiNE-Sie.n 70 Uilssow Liverpool
and the Irish pous. ,,.,. - .
~
Cabin sSa. $50 and $40, S,eersre. go 10 currency
r. MACDONALD Co.. No. D Howlng ufeen
Passenger. win please come direct 10 The ouce' " 'hl'
Con,pany do not employ yrHntrs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04

THG PRICE OF GoLD There is strong
feeling among the gold operators in Wall
street for rise in the premium on eoiu.-
The argument is this: That the disbursements
of the national treasury will pletborize the
money market, and, as there 10 no national
loan now to absorb the surplus, demand
will be created Tor gold for the purpose Of
boarding until such time az another Govern
ment loan may be authorized, which cannot
take place until Congress meets in December.
The increased importatious have also ten
dency to raise the price under the anticipation
OF foreign demaud On the other hand il
is held that the Government, with u surplus
Of twenty-five millions, can at any time pre-.
vent rise by throwing from two to five mil.
lions upon the market, or any amount sufli-
cient to break down the operations and anticI-
pations OF the bulls.-M Y, Herald.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-04
CHANGE OF TIME.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMN

THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through Trains from Dayton 10 all Eastern Cities.
HlHREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavin Dayton
1 for the East as follcws Mail, 1855 A NJ. Co.
lumhus Accommod ton, 900 p. NJ. Night Express,
1850 n.
ARRIVING AT DAYTON.-Night Express, s:O5 A.
NJ. Columbus Accommodation, 0:20 A. NJ. Dayton
Express, $3.50 =. NJ.
Trains by Columbus time, which ls seven min
utes faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had Tor all Eastcrc Giles
by calling on Samuel W. King, ric 81 Agent
n. W. WOODWARD, Sup't,
mai Cincinnati, Ohio.