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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

Money Loaned at No 50 Cherry street,
sign Of the Three Gold Balls.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

For good buggy blanket call on ".
Free man 4 Co, Put lie Square, corner Dead
erick street.
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All persons afflicted with priystediseasss
would do well to call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderiek street, up stairs.
DR.. J. may be found in his Office at eli
hours. - noY23
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

AXES, AxEs-300 Dozen, best brands,
for sale by g. W. Fall & Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. nov27lf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

CuoAKs, CLoAEs, CLoAEs-A large and
splendid assortment Of Ladies cloaks
just received, al styles and varieties,
now selling at New York prices. La
dies are invited to call and examine
the stock at the store of R G. Page,
No. 81 College street
Deel5-lm. Il C. JACKSON, d Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

Security Loan Office at the sign Of Three
Gold Balls, 80 Cherry street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

NAus, NnLa-400 Kegs for sale by q.
W Fall q Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square. noV2iti
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Alnanaes for 1855, Books and Stationery,
f9r sale By JoES YozE,
No. 90 Uaion street, Nashville,
isng-2N
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BHNEFIF
- INERoUsIY RENDERED MANAGER OF THE
SY HEw THEATRE, to POOR OF NASHVILLE. on
"Wednesday Evening January II, 1855,

THE MEMBERS OF The
Of
EMMA volunteered their services al"
rim 81 ' nave
wbo.ena win be duly announced
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rev York, Csneinzaa and LolisNns siEht Drafts
pr brYng, and prem selling Orasss on
Hashingron Re. discount
Qusrtsrnlastsr's ys7chsrs. payable AZ Eashyiils,
~ discount
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S. w. CHILDRESS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"a Cherry Str, ct.
For Rent.

TJOR THE YEAR lss5, THAT VALUABLE PRO
porfy on Cherry stIeet khown e. the s'Cafroa
Property," opposite the Maxwell House aud 81
present occupied by The Nashville Gas Light Com
paly This property i TIE mos valuable in the
city for many PURPOSES. For terms, for any part q
Il aDr.iv Z, fSsrfZ-.f n. 8. ATIdWAY
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auction sale Of furniture.

!. II. TbOrington, Sec'y.
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Srll HarpIng on the Blair visit
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

ihe Yankee Iron Clads too Much for
Her Navy.
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WAsHIsGros, Jan. 7.-subscriPtions 70
the loans yesterday, as recorded at the
Treasury Department are as follows: To
1910 loan, 81, 500 900: to 7-3O loan, 81 600,
s40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-14
~TEIEGRAPH.
Dates TO OCTOBER 18th.


From the Virginia Union Of this mornng.l
New YORK, October 12.-The Posts
special says a letter of Kenneth Raynor,
favoriug the separation of the black and
white races is published. He declares
that if separation is not made, the South
ern States will, in ten years, lapse into
bsrbarism. He asserts that the labor Of
the black man can not be made available
in the South in these days, and public
opinion is unanimously in favor Of separ-
alton, and that the same view is gaining
strength rapidly. He says there will not
be 200 bales of cotton grown in North
Carolina this year.
WAsHINaroN, Oct. 1.-THE following
proclamation was issued to-day:
EXECUTIVE OYFIcR, !
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1855.
Whereas, the following named persons,
to-wit: John A. Campbell, Of Alabama !;
John A. Regain, Of Texas; Alexander Il.
Stephens, of Georgia; George A. Tren-
holm, Of South Carolina /; and Charles
Clark, Of Mississippi, lately engaged in
rebellion against the United States Gov
eminent, and who are now in close custo-
dy, have made their submission to the
authority Of the United States, and appll-
ed to the President for pardon, under his
proclamation /; and whereas, the authority
Of the Federal Government being sufh-
GENTLY restored in the aforesaid States to
admit Of the enlargement of said persons
from custody; it is ordered that they be
released on giving their respective parole
to appear at such time and place as the
President may designate, to answer any
charge that he may deem to be preferred
against them ; also, that they will respec-
lively abide, until further orders, in places
herein designated. and NJ depart there
from: John A. Campbell, in Alabama;
John H. Regain, in Texas; Alexander H.
Stephens, in Georgia; George A. Tren-
holm, in South Carolina; and Charles
Clark, in Mississippi. If the President
should grant pardon to any Of said per-
ons such persons paroled will thereby
be discharged. ANDY JOHNSON.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE returns
from the election in the interior are COM
ing in slowly, and generally concede that
the Union majority will be 5000. In the
city of Philadelphia the vote is the largest
ever cast, except at the Presidential cleo.
ton, being not less than $1,000.
CrScISNArI, Oct. 1.-THE latest returns
from the Ohio State election, give Cox
about $4,000 majority. Sixty Union Rep
resentatives and twenty-one Senators are
elected to the Legislature.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE Democrats
Lawrence, Kansas, special says a courier
brings intelligence that the Indian Censors
who were to meet at Bluff Creek on the
4th, had arrived. The Kanawas, Canaan
ches and Cheyennes were encamped some
distance off, but none had appeared up to
the 5th at the Council. The same courier
says one of Butterfelds coaches was at
taxed and burned by the Indians, and the
stock driven off. Loss, including express
matter, amounts to $4,000. The passen-
gers escaped. An escort will hereafter
accompany the coaches. General Dodge
with a strong escort, left Denver Septem-
Der 30th, coming this way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-14

AMONG the leading rebels who left this
continent and declare they will never re-
turn, are Generals Magruder, Kirby Smith,
Preston, Hindman, Price and Breckin-
ridge. Among those who would like to
do so. If they could, are Jefferson Davis
and Wirz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-14

NEW GOVERNOR OF CrAH.-The new
Governor OF Utah has arrived at Salt
Lake. Brigham's organ, the Telegraph,
says Of him:
We have great hopes Of Governor Dur
kee being an excellent executive officer, for
we never saw the time that the people OF
this country showed attentions to distin-
guished visitors without reading abuse as
the sequel. Governor Durkee comes in
quietly, SAYS little, and that unostenta-
,iously. His beginning is good, and all
he has got TO do out here, in order to
serve well his country, his Government
himself and the people, is to keep clear of
cliques As he would shun hell. Salt Lake
City is, in politics, the malestrom of the
neither regions, ever open for victims. Out
of every half dozen Federals who have
come to the Territory since lS49, the ma.
jor portion Of tina, figure have been ma
MACS /; had something on the brain-and
somewhere else at times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-14

\ MASSACHUSETTS NAN has invented a
machine that will make 10000 bricks per
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-14
REMOVAL!
G. ST o c X e I.

G. ct c X Ell
A SSOuNCES TO HIS Gus ~
n ,omers and the public gener-iV
nIv thai he has removed to his
new shop opposite the San Fran
cisco Restaurant, where he Is prepared to manu-
fasture
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC.,
At the shortest notice. and in the best and latest
style.
n. B.-Repalrins done to order with neatncss
and dispatch. =,
Mr.. Stocked also offers for sale a new and well
assorted stock Of Sole Leather, Upper Leather,
Findings, etc, at the lowest market rates.
seq II
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
smrpPING INTRLLIGENCE.
PORT OY NEw-yOaK...... Nov. 20.
('lruresl.


Steamship Perss tBrl Gates, Liverpool, =. cunard.
steamship Vrsncons Sherwood, Portland, II. Is. Cromwell
Co.
Steamship FairfaI. Winers Alexandra City h. B. Crom
well A CO.
S,-an-lip KIngi.h~r Rector Baltinorr. J. o. Small.
sram.hp AUcInsris. Bourne. Nof0lk, CiIy Point and
Richmond. Livugnon Foy Co
srau.Lip Constitution, GF-ennan. Savannah, Wakcman
Oookin Co
Sic,m.i ~ ,irsns5a, Baxter Charleston. A Leary
Steamship Costa kica Hsrri-, New Orlrans, Pacific Mai
steamship Go.
Scumsip Zodiac Desrhorn, Savannah, Mufray { Nephew
Steamship NNuIa, NheLuTsi, SAyinnab, Living .ton Eor
Go.
sirsm,lip ? ybee tnev) Crowell. savanna f. L. Jones'
Sram,hp -. Patrick Br.), TIo0ks, Liverpool William.
Cuion.
Steamship South America, Tinkeplngh. ST. Thcmas Rio
ia Giro, Nc.. 4 Afcru,io.
ship So brook Moore London +. L. Morgan & Son.
Ship ba'-nA McNsif, New Orleans w. \. NosOu.
Ship Seminole, Holmes San franclsco. su ton 4 Co.
Bari Hunter, York. Galveston. Thomp pson Hunter
BARK Atlantic l3frtni Fedhsnsen. Br-inen Riger Bros.
Barb Ada tarter Kinney, Boston Miller & Houehton.
Bark Acapulco orb Hsinrs, LIVERPOOL Sonan Fdye.
Bark 81. UrulA lBr Laplare, ho Janero, Pend-Tgss,
PrL
Bark Annie =. Clio Hartman Calcutta. Topper Ber
tie
Brll Walter Lilly, Tilion. Csdz. J. Hand.
Brig i. II. Neyius Co'r rirnfurros Brett, Son Co.
Biis Cupid, bradshaw -. John, \. ID. H. DrWolf Co.
Bris Julia Croeke- Wilmington. Murray Nephew.
Schr Rob (BLh Albury, Habor Island. j. Douglass.
schr Honest Abe Conway indianos, Young Carver
Schr Ann Elizabeth Peicr,on Corpus Christi. loung
Cs-ver.
sctr Cas Bs'i,,o Hal, slvann,h Brown VANDERBILT,
schr W. d. Mauu, Weaver, Wmir siou, Van Brunt s
Slaght.
schr Euiprc" lBrl outhOuse saekvle. N. b., P.L Ne
yius \ sons.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
Passengers Smiled.

In steamship Persia, for LiverpoolMr Nagel lsdy and
child, Mis- Rothpez. Mr<J. ). Cooper. Miss Dawson DIR
Charles Msckay wife cnid Mr.. and Mrs. A. ~: sibey
II. A. Grant IL. and wife. J.W. Weed. t. J. Week N. C.
Younglove Mr. and Mrs. ID. ID. Coltou aud Children Mis-
T.. Weston, Mics X. L. Dawson, A. Dormiu James Watt
s. c. Thorpe. Z. Harris. H. B Aborsbaw, l.. Bachman,
Well ~ Wen. Mr. AMI Mira II. L. Simon2 infsnts aud ser
want. Mis-. A: w. Tea. A. l. Ireland. A. T. Ten B; B.
Hughes w. q. Higgins, s. Cohen j. Newman, II. Sanders
Sir. and Mrs L. T.. Goyt }, children and servant servant
Ms I'd sally NY, Mr. and NJ. p LaSsdon and s.[san;
ST. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. j. Ouuebaume baltimore: X. r
Rayner New.Orlesus, Henry Mofst. Buffalo; w. Brook
Manchester. Hart, N. Y. Edward Berry kugson &. w
Thos. IL Powers Phila. Judge s.wel NJ Y. C. Onsgold
Troy Jas H. Rche, Yontreal Henry Seymour X. M Hoe
\. Y. Mr. Creighton, fhila. X. l.. sherman Wsertown
n. T.. Thos. sruther jr. Panama: A; w Crawford ani
wrrp; %. w. Dunscornb Qu-bec VIM. McDougsl and son
Ottawa; Thos H. Wlisns Manchester; j. Henry. N. Y r
Beez, Bo,t,u; A. Frye. w. O. vsad.r Ro-st. Pari.
J. ferro. \. Y. Gen Gnlearreg, Colunbi r, Newman r.
brown. ~ T. y. suythe. o. Grosvrnor James K Lloyd
England W. II. Benjamin, ~ ~ A. Meise. n. Y, Jos-pt
iieawood. Manebs..rr. Daniel Mltar ~ Hodzon England
John l.. bowers Liverpool Mr. Mrs. r. Fisher MI anc
Mr. X. F.hsr and nan servant Ba,ion, H. Beech n T.
j. J. Trot,msn d. f. Jones Miss A. Muir y. Appleby. Man
chester. Samuel Bond Charles McNay, Henry Bymr, Lon
don John Nchol, Scotland, Miss Ofauel, Bufio, Mis-
Mary Nicbo Scotland. Charles kngtor N. Y, 3 Strauss
Cincinnati Thomas X. Brown Chacton, 5 c. George Rsr
tow. Birmingham the Rev +. Ofsrrel Buffalo. Mr.. snc
SIR. L. Stern, N. Y, Gen. Cox. Toronto, H. W. McBndy
Toronto.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
Pusseu reps Arrived.

In steamship Sofia from Liverpoo-Mr Romate, Bisho,
Nssh Mr. Bank. NJ. AMI Nrs. unsvort Nrs ksm.orn. r
ardy and family Mr.. aud Mrs. Grwod. II. Dnncan au'
family Mis-. Jarvis Mr sni Mrs Wa.r.nan. +. Peabody
family, c. Hoffman and ftmily. Mr. Griukc. Nss Dwigh,
M.. davenport. MessT- Packard sme,on, Lewis smyth
Mesu,. Kiiirdrr and Rockwell. Bereness de Stock child
and fioyrnrss Mr. J. Ral.ton Mr. and Mr- Eryn-r
Mir. krnuArd aud .van,s Mr. tMOwry Mr. and Miss Droun
Mr. Tho,. Walls MTs. NJ. Walls, Nr. Springer Mr.. Esre
aud Mr. Carroll Mi hske M snd Ms. TayIo Mr. Davis
Mr. Irimrn Mr. Norris. Mr. Lyon Mr. Conway. Mr. Saar
ba b. Iohn shermIn, NJ and Mr.. Carroll Mr. Grorse. Mr.
sud Mr.. Grrenr Mr.. Addsry. Mr. Moore Mr.. kittsrd.e
A-roury Mr. R-ry Mr. u-ston. Mr. aud Mn. Hsrrs. Mr..
Spduger Mr.. Bmtop. Mr. Otto Block: Mr., hrs and Miss
sd.rwocd Nj Lion. Mr Psrck Mr.. ard Mrs Vau,. Nr.
sad Mrs knirk"Tbocher Mr. gnd Mrs Norris Mr. Morris,
Mr. o ore Evan. Mr.. Wilson Mr.. Ausud rni servant,
Mr Liuan. fr-dmsn Coos Mr. Chamberlain Irwin kissan.
Mr.. n Mrs Greg Mes.r. Dalton stanton. Mr.. and Mrs.
JON, Mes-r schs Langr. Brush. Scott Mr., Mrs. aud
Ni-s Howe Ms-ss. Hitchcock Boldan Noof Boyd Noah,
M ard Mr, C,dy, Mc.srs Biits,er, Handy Morrison.
Mrune, Mr. Pok. child snd servant, MeNrs Cason. Jack
frutOn Yard Brgnp-- Adard. Mciuih, Mr. Leigh and
r mi a-sr. j. Colir Cob Hitchcock, Griswod, Gode.
Mr. Rob.r.. ar. MuLr Mr. Cummings. Mr. Doncly, Mr..
Stein M-s.r. glan-r BeDafy. Chs Post Mr. and
Nr-. Csnal, M.s.rs Bcsre Eorr Alien Betwend
Ni. Mchnl.n Mr.. aud Mr.. Connolly, Mr. H. Finlay Mrs
Mr.. y Nj and Mrs Jou.. Mr.. aud Mrs Clarke. Mr aud
Mrs. Merrill MIR. and MIS- G monr. Mr. aud Mrs. Clarke
Nss.rs 1rlBnr. Thomson, j. de Psekh Wilson. Murray
Dysdae >wnvnri Chs,~r Charter Paine W.lch, Duncan
Wallace. OMaane Ficsiin, Corridsn, ~ Legrr Townsy
Total. l3i.
Ia steamship Moro Csste. from Hnvars-M Galody. u
= Con. at Artgss; Constant Guilou. A. MSrineI, Mrs.
". q" Nnid-z D. DE Nyo Capt }. \. Harl.. Capt, }. l.
Biilea W. o. lily, T.. tofer, \. II. Smith, ia. Riley,
D. DOwas
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
The OtesO VDusilcr.
TIE ARRAIGNMEST AND COMMlTTAL or TIL
rNISONERS ClARGnD WITH TIE DFkn.

lkiSDNEKN tHAEtHD WITH Tlit Dtbh
The two men accused of rbc murder of Mr.
Jose Gaioia Oicro Wrdresdai evening last. hayitr
been fogrd guilty by CoIonol'- Jury on Monday
night brought b. fore the KINGS County Court uf
Oyer and Trrmiucr Yesterday morning. They were
brought 10 The Office Of Police Iusuccfnr Folk at an
early our by Capt. Waddy AMI severu oi bic men, IL
having become known that the prisoners there
crowd oi several bundled persons cGctol. a..
niI ous to iske a lOoL o. them. They were suhsr
qu Bty conducted 10 the new Court. HUuse W try
were nrraigncd hrfrr Judge scott, in tbc Cont Of
o. ycr and m.nrrrn indictment having been found
ag ,inst them the day previous.
Tie prIsolefs. hoTrfu'ofc known ~ Jose Gonzales
md Theodore hgrii ~ PccicI gave their names re-
spectiyoly the trSt ~ Ju.e GouIgles Fernandez hnt
the second as Francisco Gcne salvador FornaEdcs Is
- ycns age. and Sayador .! Yeas old. Gonlsles
BY which be il bs known berai ed some ueyuus-
ness on Lis All ,shment hui Prll.eier showed yorv
little. II any emotion. Both pleafcd not guilty. and
stated thit They we're poor nnd had no coursr Pei.
icer siid he lad ficndin New York who ho thouglt
would pay his coun,cl fees but did no know where %
lind blm The Judge stated that he would npOoint
counsel for them. The uccnscd wcfc then remabdrd 10
H. und IL il understood ihi they III be- tried during
TIE pr".eni Term oi The Court of oyer and IrrniEer
There difficulty In conducting the prisoners
10 the Il, In consequence uf the crowd but being
strongly guarded they we've safely Conducted 10 their
place vi confinement.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
Thnuk.viviny Proclamation.

In accordance with the proclamation Of the
CHEZ Migisirre.. bD,h 81 hg st,tr and the Federal
Vnen. WAC hive set aIat ilursday. the sth d,s II
December GcAi, day of general thank sgiving. {.
q dfrry Guni oT, Mayor of the Cay oi Nea.foik
Ter b, re pcciuy tcCunmehd u ny fellow ctil"ns 10
observe the 10y nhsinining fOLi secular avuca-
tohs, by uniting IN public wurshp hy rjpyng in nio
Grafton the uts Oft Ell bons i"il aud ty imparibg
10 tue poor md needy II th' l. Abundance.
For the llese1hope oi nni'y and restored for
continued pres iyatun from tue threatened visitation
Of pe,iencc ahd for the bounty of mature. the
uuce sng tibutc OF grateful hearts to Father IN
Heaven
Let VA on His i'siiy remember the homes thai have
teen dcsf lat a. sud the misery caused by war ami
,rivc 10 rom'dy. Set foiih by the President the
rrcs ""f onr niiiona sins az inst G"s Infinite good
ness" Dated Nov. 20 lstJ
C. GODFREY GUNTIlER Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
THE rRNNrssee ELECTION.

Gov. Brownlow has sent message TO the
Iet isature announcing, in accordance with the law
Teuursscr ..tbtown oat and not taken into account
votes east in the following counties at the election
Of members II Congress, In August ss, us illegally
registered, VIZ: Hawkins, NcNinn. Monroe, News,
I;rnpdy. Van Buien, White. Smith, Putnam. jackson.
Macon. Coffee. FIansliu, Marshall. Benton. William
Humphreys Montgomery. Stew art, Lawrence. Gibson
Weakly Madison and Lqudercale. -
The yo,es OF the following counties having been duly
registered have been taken into account VIZ; JOINT
son Carter. Gr.ere Coekc Jeersou Sever nge
Union. Knox, Campbell. Anderson Morgan b,nnn., i
Brady Hamilton, Polk Marion, Bledsoe MeiIs
Warren. Smith, Putin 'm. Drkrb. Rutherford Lincoln
Giles Cannon, Coffee. Frnpslu, Wilson. Hickman
Woyne. Dickson, Hardin IIeary Obon, Dyer Carroll
McNairy Hardeman Shelby and HAYWOOD
From the following c0intiea no satisfactory reports
have been receive t. tho presumption being In favor o
tie legality o the rrgistIntion. VIZ: sullivan wash
ington. Hancock Scott Pot, ROane. Selnaichie, Cum
berlind Fentrcss. Rhes. OtcitoD, Bedford Perry
| Lewis Decatur. IIenders son. Fayeite. and lipton.
The following table SHOWS the vote Of each District as
show by the original returns. and u-o modified by
oDitt.Dg counties improperly registered:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
Arrfvea.

scamhip Scotia (Brl. Judkns. Liverpool 18th. Queens
to~n Oct. .8h. md a. and 23l pafs., T.. tmlnrj.
Steamship CUBE. suribcr-, Havana 22d @ via Hampton
Roads ~ herr sc pot IN for coop "a EOus vita dse. aud
psss 20 j4 H. Ward Co
Steamship ,i'y Of Bsitmoro OBJ. MsGHcrn. Livorpoo
la'h Inst aud OlceDown 10Th mdse. and pass John o
plc.
siclmsip SON saNalor. Atkins Savannah 25h inst, p
u. i4d.s aud pass. to oarfison q Allsu
Seamllp Alllno, tlry, ianng,on, y. C.. days mdse
and pass. - Lisin.stlu toT Co
selmsip NorI1 Clsflc. Alnms Havana 2jth, p ui with
ui.e and pas. 10 spoaoid, 7 ibs,on Go.
Bic ite,- tri.l Cole Gu4oitrtowu IL II davs with
oats Sc. to d. H. D-Vo'f = Co.
Bda cnrst,, ,Br Doe, Bermuda II days. with molasses
10 Mr,oil \ iith.
Brig Duncan, Parkrr Elizsbchpo Providence.
Nag Brill olPfinCe William. y }. Crowcn, Duhliu a.
day with iron. Nr. 90 Boyd Hiuckcn.
Schr Mary Bruer 10, k0ckand) rtasn Gyvson y days
with cotton hios Sc 10 ". :. Brown Go.
Sclr, Elizabeth Flcu, ---, N0rink
Sclr kmtlr hri,it. Johnson, how haven, in ballast
Schr. k.seN. Guunel, floyilrucc.
Schr. no Orindr, lortrf, Nirgnir.
Schr Nni. C0lyur - Philadelphia for Boston.
schr. Goo W SNOW. laakcll New Haven FOX Elizabeth
port
schr Mlrar,la smith New.lIaycn
Sctr Evelyn. Burjtn NeN nt,rn.
ScLr. Sruj Brown. stn.ng' Eondont for Providence.
schr Decatur Gahcs, luti, Newburs for Providence.
Schr. : Il. Ali s, Tnp,y, virginia.
schr ilsutah MARTIN. Eldlge. Norwich for Philadelphia
Schr Noumusth. Anderson. Virginia.
Schr. L. :. Adans Scsrron. Providence.
Schr. Pioneer TUCKER Savannah. ID dtyt cotton
Schf. Col. Lc6t"r. Berry New Haven, IN ba last
Schr. Vintage Robbins flssh,throd for Providence.
Schr. VI. Il. Carlisle sheldon. Ponghkarpse.
srhf. Means Gray, Philadelphia for bostoH.
WlND-At sunset, NE.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
CITY NEWS.

A SOLDIER ASSAULTED AND ROBBED. On
TursdIy niglt Louis Forge. discharged soldier vns
nsseaulfed IN the qnOr store Of Church aud s.
penag,.siS, by the bartender, Wilhelm 1yor IN nm
known man aud n low ciaIactfr known IS "SlipneFv
ME- but whose real naum is Annie Johnston. licr
heating the soldier icr sOhc mc ms 0s.a,ns draggpd
him out on The wok, aud ihoro Tie unkrown ann nrod
ri hm, The bal taking elect IN his night hand shutter.
ing the thumb and ioreinger A. tho corner of Canal
nd Chrcnsts. bis Grsliants len him. and soldier
then found thai be hnd been robbed ~ sli0 Never
was subsequently airrstrd IN bis store by Cnicere
Glynn aud Bride of Tie Elrth prcc,ct Llta In tie
night The wOmat w9s nr"strd by Dflor 1utilc oi tie
same precinct much inioA Gated. size having rome on Il
drunken spree with h,r shnie ,f Tue Proceeds OF the
robbery. Yesterday tie prisoners were committed fir
uil by Justice Dodge. TIE soldier was sent 10 tie
House Of Dolention rs a witness
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
LAW IsTELl.AG ENCF.

SUPREME CoURT-GsSsnAL TrHM-Nov. 2,-Boiore
Justices lsoRsnu LroSAED ani BARNARD.
GAS CoarAN.Is RIGHTS.
The People Te Kennedy ly The Manhattan Gs,l ;ht
Company.
The following is q fuller statement Of the case
rcpor 80 s,riIy. II appeared that Mt Kennedy In hiy,
1854 spped Gas toup,ny lurn,h him with sas Al,
no. ~ Nnt sr esnths on payment 81 dcpost Of 10
tr Cou,uiny commenced the sinpiy and ont uued Il IN
February o le5 Mr Kennedy hid br'nu OF tho
Conn NJ 81 seven ave. ana ws la 10 them
for "a. 4 hs scr The COMPANY, sft = frequently d..
nisu iug payment 81 hi- bill ot h. commenced su oe b
recovery and obned judgment 10y deaa e,d i.su-d
pany ct 81 ti' ad the rato opp led for mdadams
compel toe Company 10 fnpply Lin win ges
Tie appicsuon VAS MED 10y ludge uamard nnd me re-.
liur lpDraei The do ruint ciu tst their actions w.re
ja-iiara By the Pfoyirns o the statute which only conps
he comt-ny to urnish sa. On l~yrut al money due
"a 'd 10 complS With ihi p'oysiou, tho Company cls
have eHt clsd their diicrioa e. rpyns hin st ga ~
,ad, mn Ia s1plyirs uom'r win goods. aud Ind.
ns m inaoscnt In rein'is TO supply hm w.sh further
ghr cae was argued and decision reserved.
T. cenln Tor appellant, Is! W. Bonuey and Thatcher NJ
crRcur-Nov. 2o-neforr Jn,'Ice prcrnn
the kiNEiILE COSCERr SALOON CASE.
tIchci tbeih ari brrwstrI S.mousou.
This case, which has been before reported, and
IN which IN" pah'th tenant of the defendant cnnod
por ol e sie house tor stoon has been con.
cndrd Ihe defendants caned Ma. ih,y rad taken ovory
popry oonfac'ed Tie jury rendered verdict fos plaintiff
lor t2s'.
cnANnrw-Nov 2l-Rehore Justice CLxakK.
DfCIslONs.
J.. ID. Conan and Others ngt Samuel H. Jones
$40 iDn dsnrd with = 10 costs.
Lucy \. Cadderly sgt. Mnl H. Dn,rnore aud othersMo
ton rfnfied
Mury 4. Lawrence and others srt Samuel H. Ronann and
oth.fs -- Mo1u granted
John e. ,hun'bodsln 4c, agt. Jacob Martin lc-Moton
grunrd
Jnlii Dr,dgcr set WA Dredser- Motion for attachment
rlnrd
Mori. W. Sherwood Jae.son agt Anna NJ Jsck.ou.-no
tou drnrd wthrut costs.
Louis Ernst asL W. u. Bradbury and others.--M,tior
FraY"d
r.. g. Clafk ag VIM. Robinsnn.-nail reduced 10 500
James brordlead ag Samuel Ten fyeA-Aioon 10 vacaie
sirssg denied
irancl. q Young agt. Wm. c. Poier-Moiln to yaoatc
uircsi denied
In re tie estate of II, NaHderbeck Motion granted
Sophia T. basc"p ast Charles DrunGe-No'on rftnsd IL
tbr Continental Mover aud Reaper Co Motion io
Receiver xl.HIcl- Anlhgny Cgieylop ss WV, ". Dlns
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

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weather must have hoAed into the Almanac and DIS
covered th,t the OF Winter isat hand and have
made hs arrangements accordiur'y. Yesterday was
raw. bleak and clustering and fir precursor Of De.
cember. That pncumstic Don Giovanni. the wind,
ia high psy aad spirits aud made revelations Of
Lingerie more unique and tempting than modstes
with their abstraction from feminine personality could
Dossibly displsy