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MAYORS CoURr-Norfols, April 18th, 1867.
C. Tabb Presiding. -
Lucy Wilson and Amy Williams, coiored, charged
with fighting and disturbing the peace, were
iaed SIS ach. - ".
These two miserable wretches were beastly
drunk, and when arrested their language fair y
bliste ed their tongues, and shocked even the
modesty of the brothels IN their icinity. The
fine was too light; we want work house.
Alexander Brown, colored, was fined S. for
disturbing the peace.
Simon Ramsey, colored, charged with breach
of the peace, was discharged.
j. B. Waugh, vagrant, was furnished lodging
at the Watch house.
Henry Nichoa., Abraham Jones, Chas. Wines,
and Thomas Wilson, colored charged with the
burglary and la ceny of Rowland's store on Roam
oke wharf, were sent on for examination before
the Corporation Court.
Henry Nicholas was released upon bonds of S 100
to app ar before the Corporation urt.
Several cash warrants were issued. 49,
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New Adyerfisemenfs.

The following new Advertisements appear In
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at.
tention of our readers:
Herrings-B. 7. Bockover offers choice lots OF
these fish.
Store for Rent-Roberts will rent at auction,
on Friday, one of the most desirable stores in
Norfolk. $3.50. ~
Uelodeon at Auction-Roberts will sell on Satur-
day, at IL o'clock. first class Melodeon, in per.
feet order.
North Carolina STATE Bonds-Read Chamber
laine Bro. s notice.
~. d. Bice-No. 81 Main street, offers lot OF
American and F each confectionery and fresh Ba-
nanas, and oranges and lemons. Give him call.
Ssaboard aud Roanoks Railroads.&c. impor.
tant notice to travellers.
Hurd,oare-W. Il. Hudgins, on Market Square,
offers variety Of useful articles to farmers at a
low price. Give him call.
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HIGH TIpE.-This morning, about O'CLOCK
the tide aud rain water met on Wide Water
street, near the end of Church street, and from
that point towards the market, canoes were in
demand. We have net heard Of any ones be-
ing drowned, owing to the fact, we presume,
tat the ferry boats used to cross this lake are
drays. If the drainage of Church street could
have free outlet to the harbor, We think this
rise Of water might be avoided.
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When can ship be said to be sensibly,
imprudently, ridiculousy, an'btiously and
boldly in love? LIST. Sensbly--when she is
attached to man-of-war. I'd. 1mprudent-
ly-when borne along by great swell: 3D..
Rid.culously-when in the company Of a
small boy (buoy.l 4th. Ambiliousl when
making up to a peer tpier.l 9th. Boldly
when running after smack.
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IupRovEMENT.--We understand that the
lot in rear of the First National Bank, on Bank
street, has been sold to an enterprlNlng citizen
Of Norfolk, who will erect at once handsome
building upon the site. The lot runs back to
the line of the Atlantic Hotel, and the new
building will, in consequence, sweep away the
vault OF Messrs. Burruss, Harrison & Co..
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MAfoK's Court, Portsmouth. Daniel Collins,
Mayor, presiding. April llth, 1866.
Fremont Adams, George Lampkins and Harri-
rison Harvey, all col red, arres ed by officer Put
nam, charged with drunkenness and disordelly
conduct Fined S10 each; committed for ten
days, in default of payment.
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IMPORTANT TIC FARMERs-The Secretary
ol the Treasury has directed the Commission
er of the internal Revenue that iu the assess
ment Of annual income, farmers will not be
required to make return for the value of their
farm products consumed by themselves and
families.
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Died,
In New Orleans, on the 9Th inst, WARES
fEAToH, formerly of Alexandria Va.
DIED.,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

PoRT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, April !
ARRIVALS.
Str. J. T. Brady, Lands, Bait
Str. Georgeana Person, Ba t.
Str. NJ. Martin, Harris, Richmond.
Str. Favorite Rogers, Hampton.
Str Charles Houghtou, Whitney, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarlick. Mathews.
Str. Smithheld, Adams, omthfeld.
DEPARTURES.
Str. G orgeana. Pierson, Bait
Str. J. 7. Brady, Lands, do
Str. John sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Str. Favorite, ogeis, Hampton.
Str. Chas. Houghton, " htney. Hampton,
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Mathews.
Schr. New York, -, Savannah.
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Review of the Week.
Corn-Since our last weekly review has been
in active demand, and has advanced largely
sales have been made 76e. for white and mixed ;
prime hite would readily command soc.
Receipts have been very light, footing-up only
about 5000 bushels for the week.
Oats, are in fine demand 4O@42]sc. Receipts
small.
CoHon.-Owing to the unfavorable foreign
news has still fur Their clined, with very dull
market We quote Middlil at Soc.
Receipts for the week foot-up 800 Bales.
Naval Stores.-iar is lower; sales have been
m AIDE during the week al 81 30.
Small Lots.--Market well supplied.
Shlngies--Are in small Geman !, and prices rule
lower; sales OF 100 NJ Pinch bunch at 81 80 70
APPS, ard Sc SO for hearts. Receipts for the week
about 500 NJ, of which part were ior Balti ore.
Sfapss-Continue to be wanted. We quote R,
.. hid. at S44. W. .. hid. SSH Heading S64.
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THE RA1N.-At an early hour this morn,
ing the rain commenced falling heavily, and
the stream has been kept up for some hours.
The cisterns will be filed. and our streets will
get good washing.
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WE WILL OFFER to the TRADE,
w AZ PUBLIC a UCTlON,
ONTHURSDAY, the 18th day OF April, 1866,
Commencing at II o'clock, a. NJ,
At the COMMENT Bonded Warehouse.
TUNI :, WHARF, AOktOLK, Va,
The Cargo Of the Schooner Satillo, direct from
1T. JONAS, Porto Ric,, consisting of
7S Hhds prime to choice New Crop Porto Rico
sugar.
i'll Puncheons and 80 Bills. prime to choice
New Crop Porto hieo Molasses.
samples OF cargo can be seen ut our Ware
House No. H. East Side " ide Watsr Street, and
at the Auction House of
w. X. ROBERTS,
CORNER ROANOKE SQUARE AND W De wAT2R sragsF,
AUnFULk, VA,
"a 7, rns 60 days with approved parer.
]. w. CHAMBERLAIN d. CO.,
w. II: Nu b .%kTS,
ap ADA Wtds Au ii Neer.
.rrzEF
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AUCTION SALES.
BY FENTRESS 4 COLEMAN.

last side Market Square, Portsmouth. IA.
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANT
AS for sale the finest truck farm
IL IN. Norfolk county, containing 100 acres,
distant one mile from the cities Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, on the 'outh bank Of the Elizabeth
river. just below the Naval hospital.
$50, 600 worth of real estate in the citv,
Parties at the North desiring land in this sec.
ton, would do well to give US a call. All con..
municatons attended to promptly.
FENTKESS & COLEMAN,
mn l4-u Auctioneers.
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THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
I aWrence's Anti-Syphiiitic for the

" II. OhONEh,
ap 4-20t Agent.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
T awrence's Anti-Syphiiitic for the
IL CUnE OF SYPHILIS. This exlraordiuary
a-a truly valuable Medicine is highly concen.
trated mpuund duid extract OF powerful altera.
i've medicinal roots ii herbs, and is, therefore,
ENTIRELY VEGETA BIZ. 1t is prepared by
regular Graduate Of Medicine, aud is u posittvc,
egfe aud CO tain cure or that (htherto) terrible
disease Constitutional Syphttstic Virus, and Erad.
icates ersrg Particts Of she eyphitttc faint from
tie System. 1t is asserted Positively and hoasstty
that II VIII cure any case OF the disease, whether
in the Secondary or Tertiary Form-in fact.
Without any regard to the stage of the disease
OF length OF time the patient has suffered fl ON
his remedy is pleasant to the taste, has delight
tul odof, and is sottn the tsast luxurious.
See testimonials FROM eminent physicians
around the u tile. Try it. Flice So per bottle.
Prepared only by ). j. LAWnkACE, Nj. D.,
Pr.ct cal Chemist Wilson, \. c.
Sent to any part OF thu United States (Sealed)
ON ~ elpt Oh the PRICE. Addre.s
Da. j. }. LAMkAACE & CO.,
Wis n, ~. c.
For sa!s-by all respectable Druggist
DEMAo Is AKAEo . CO.,
III Park TOW, -,
apsd&w2w* Wholesale Ag> mt ior New York
AARDWARE FROM AUCTION.
II j. GRIFFITH * 90. No. "a, East
LIZ side Market SO are, are con family ceiv.
..4 Arom Autron large sup lies OF aldware, to
which they CAL tue special att Lt.an OF the trade
ana Consumer. Just to baud in gooa order:
22o doz. him. fatent a.,a Cab, net Locks.
2OS doz. hinge- II. ort d.
1877 d0z. KNIVES Pocket, &c.
10 doz. Files, assorted.
Also, spades, shovels, Axes, Forks,
Gross, Hand, and an oaas.
Brooms, 81 hes, W God ware.
Mechanics 10 ID, Screws, Backing,
And hosts III other GOODS, which we are selling
less than Manu.ac urer's prices, because we pur
chase them ut Auction prices.
Examine tie stock at the en- of the Paddock
beure purchasing. ar5
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Den TISTEF.
EHNHE PUBLIC are most respectfully
i informed that having recently reurnished
anu rehtted my office at the old stand No Main
street, aln now prepared to reeei e visitors at
all hours of the day in reference to the execution
oil all branches OF business connect with the
profession. Teeth extracted without pain.
E. CUTHRIELL, Dentist,
apl No. Main St., 2 oors from Bank.
S,ARATQGA " AFTER, from the Cons
- gress and Colombian Springs. The latter
water is now sold tor the first tins in our market,
and has acquired great reputation in diseases of
the kidneys, &c.
aplU NJ. A. L. c. A. SANTOS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


uAviNG qualified as administrator
! IL OF the Estate OF Annie Washington decd.
| All PERSONS having claims again.t the decd will
present them to me properly authenticated, and
al persons Indebted co her, are required to make
immediate payment to at the Auction House
Leigh Bros Phelps, No 5 Commercial Row.
| JAS. Y. LEIGH,
sp sew Administrator.
Just RECEIVED AT NO. MAR
+ ~ ket Square,-Elwell's Wee Hoes Briar
aooSs Hqmming's vi ginia Patent Fish Hooks,
Grihin's Horse Ma Is. with full line of Hard
ware. which Twill sell as low az similar goods
can be bought
W. R. HUDGINS,
ap II Hardware Importer.
TOME THIS WAY AND SEE FOR
f. ~ 10URSELVES.--Just received from n. G.
in, store and for sale on shippers account.
| Is bbls Gross Herring,
apil NJ B. T. Bto'cKovER.
Old Dominion copy.
COX'S GELATINE.
= GROSS. just received and for sale
- low to the t. AIDE by
ap2 WIN. B. SEAL co.
TAN BE FOUND AT THE NEW
~ Hardware store, Commercial Row, near
the Ferry.
Kentucky and Norfolk Pattern Axes
Ames' Spades and Shoves.
2owand's Spades, Shovels and Manure Forks
Anvils, Bellows, Vices.
Trace and Halter Chains.
Eswels Wedding and Grub Hoes
Hames, Curry Combs.
Sauce Pans, Fry Pans.
Tea Kettles, Hollow Ware.
- Cut and Wrought Spikes.
Wrought Galvanized Spikes and Nails.
Horse Shoes and Nails
And many other goods in the Hardware line, all
bought low for casa and for sale on same terms
NH 20 j. G. WOMBLE & co.
EoUY YOUR DRY GOODS
ID FROM
CAPPS 4 PEET.
We beg leave to call the attention of the Public
to the above
GOOD ADVICE.
For in doing SO, you will find grea. Bargains
in all kinds of
.. -- DRY GOODS,
which being daily sold at price. that will
compare with any in this city.
CAPPS l. PEET,
NH 20 Is Main Street.
NJ Office.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
IN The 18th DAY OF ArRIL AT
~ ~ o'clock a M, there wi be sold at Pub
llo Aue.lon AZ 40. 70 Crawford Street, Ports.
mouth, all the stock OF Goods recently owned bv
Ii. Friedman, consisting OF Dry Goods Gentle.
mans Furnishing Gooda, aud Boo;s and shoes.
DC.
Store No. 20 Crawford Street, for rent with
fixtures after sale.
SALOMONSKY co,
up S-tos" Trustees
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EN- ERAL
E R. G. a E,

No. ii Main Street, Norfolk, Va
All who want Work can obtaia 1t, and those
who want help in any capacity or quantity can
We sup lied by calling and registering for same.
Arrangements have been maize with an tml-
ant Agency in New York, TO furnish any guam
tty OF White Labor, inclAding Mechanics OF
every kind, Agriculturallsts, Gardeners, &c, on
reasonable terms. e. X. L't.
ap&.U&W lm No. u Main ssys-t
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SPECTACLES.
A MOTHER Lot Of Prof. BernIlardt's
IN justly celebrated rpectacles, just received
,lut ior sale at Greenwood's new establishment
4 Main street.
Persons with impaired sight should not fail to
get pair. They are highly recommended by
the principal Physicians and Ministers in Nor
ok, Richmond and other places.
G. +. GREENWOOD,
ap 10 Matchmaker d Jeweller.
nISSOLUIION OF CO-PARTNER-
DSHiP. - l he firm heretofore existing OF
entrees & Wilkinson, Auctioncers, was dissolved
by mu ual cunseLt on thu 9Th OF April.
he business in future will be conducted under
the fl. NJ OF Fentress & Coleman.
We return thanks to the friends who have
so literally patrCn.zed Us, ask for continu-
ance of The same. ". 4. FnNTRkS>,
JOHN w. COLEMAN.
Portsmouth, Va,
ap10-tlmay East side Market Squa e.
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INLAND NAVIGATION.
4 n nv y n ~.

LAMP NAFIGAIION.
l. Office
NORTH CAROLINA TO PHILADELPHIA.
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company
nal Company that they will hereatt charge yes
sells from North Carolina, passing through their
Canal, half tolls only, rovioed they are fur.
nished with certificate Of their passing through
the Albemar'e and Ches peake Canal.
Masters OF vessels, bound North, are reminded
d. to get a certificate from the Collector at Tide
Locks. ~. MAh0HAL PARKS,
ap4'Im President.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
DAILY LINE TO AND FROM HAMPTON.

On and after the 9TH day of April, the new and
commodiuus Steamer
CHARLES HOUGHTON,
Capt. A. C. WHITNEY,
Will leave Hampton daily, Sundays excepted,
at s, and Old Point at $50 a. M, for Norfolk
touching at Portsmouth.
Will leave Norfolk for Hampton at $50 D, n.
touching at Portsmouth and Old Point.
For Freight OF Passage apply to Mr.. Thos.
Bailey, Agent old Point. Mr.. ID. c. Ball, Ag't
at Portsmouth, Mr.. Jas. w. Brown, Pu:ser OF the
steamer, or at the Office OF the Steamer in Nor.
ioik. 7. II. WEBB,
ap 3tf Agent.
DUGERS 4 BRCs.'
IL PLATED GOODS.
Just received from the above Gel, brated Manu-
tacturer Plated Table and Tea Spoons, Plated
fable and Desert Forks, Plated Ca,tors Butter
Knives, &c For sale at very low prize at the
New Hardware Store, No. 2tommercial Row..
APP l0tf J. q. WOMBLt d Co.
O s III ROGERS & SONS Fine
~ Pocket ana Table Cutlery for sale at the New
hardware oto.e, No. Commercial Row, near
the Ferry. J. e. WOMBLk L. CO.
VIRGINIA PEANUTs.-A fine lot
' Just received, AID for sale by
E. II DELE,
apl0 No. % Commerce street.
CUMBERLAND COAL.-A cargo Of
- Cumberland Coal just arrived asd for sale
chea, tor cash W. Il. u. LAND,
Old Custom House Lot
ap 10 Wide Water St.
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STORE FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
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baltimore FAIR
ID FOR THE RELIEF OF
n n r III IT. ~ Y

\ L. u
ID FOR THE RELIEF OF
OUTHERN SUFFE RERS.
BY order oil the Executive Committee, the fol-
lowing gentlemen have been appointed as an Aux
iliary committee to receive and forward contri-
buttons from this citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth,
and the surrounding country, to the Ba tmore
Fair or the Relief of southern Sufferers, to be
held from the End to the 18th of April next
n U X + q l. X.
Gil. GEO. SANGSTEa,M. A, SANTOS, Esq,
J. A. SAUNDERS, Esq. Col. w. ii. TAYLOR,
j. -. Y. LEIGH, Esq, j | BLOUDGOOD, Esq,
a.. PORTSMOUTH.
H. V. NIEMEYEk, Esq GEO. NJ. Balm, Jr. Esq,
Jos. A. BlLlSOLl. ttq:;D. b. FISK, Esq,
BALrAonE, March II, 1866.
EXCURSION. For the purpose Of
IL giving the citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth,
the surrounding country an opportunity OF
visiting the Fair to be held in the city OF Balti-
more, lor the kel ef OF 5 uthefn sufferers, the
Baltimore Steam Packet Company,
-'oAD LIN E,''
will commence on
SATURDAY, 3lst,
TO ISSUE ROUND TRIP 1I,KLTS,
which will ntitle the holder return ON or be-
lore the l4th April, at 81.
Season Tickets Tor the air can be purchased at
the Company Office in Baltimore OF -. B. Parks,
Esq. for 81.
All cont buttons to the Fair will be 70 wsrded
free OF eharge. J. WEBB,
NH Z8 Agent.
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AGENTS OFFICE, N. &PR .R..
NoAFoLK, April 4, 1866.
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
The Trains of the
NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG Z. r,
Will make close connections with the Trains to
and from Richmond.
Leave Norfolk ut 80 N.
leave Manchester at 0 so a IN.
FARE FROM RICHMOND TO NORFOLK.
Anot StaeS' SA.oU
SECOND Observation-Disclosures, 400
Through Tickets 60 at this Office.
Baggage checked through
v. D. GROSER,
ap 4-2Ut Agent,
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WILL BE SOLD ON SATURDAY
w morning, April 18th, at IL o'clock at NV
store, corner Roanoke Square and W. dc Wat.r
street.
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AUCTION SALES.
By W. r. ROBERTS, AucIiOncer

go MELoDEoN At AUCTION.
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IMPORTANT CON sOLIDATYOE or ExPREss
AND STAGE LINES

Negotiations which have been going scveml month";
for the reorganization and consolidation Of the stage and
express lncs between The Mssond River and the Pac6s
Ocean have been omplced within the last few dsya.
For Year, the Wells Fargo Company has transacted ina
entire express and much Of the banking business on the
Pacific Coast controlled tho leading flaco line.. and
Transported the express and fat freight packages betweea
San Fmneisco and the Atlantic Coast, by way o. IN.
Isihmus. Last year carried 10000 letters and deiy.
cred in San francisco, from the mining regions Of The
Pacific Coast more than $1,000 900 in bullion II IA,
been tho best organized and best managed Of al ea
express companies but by the former agreements ne
" territory" did not extend east Of salt Lake.
The old wclh-Fargo Company is dissolved, ils q.
sets returned to the stockholders, and new orgnzAiou
formed bearing tho samO name, with capital OF tloOa
900. In tho Company merged the chief interests
Of the old with those of the Poncerssgc Company iron
vrginia Nevada, to California; the Overland Mail Con.
pany rom Salt Lake to Virginia Nevada, the Iinad.,
Express and Stage Company from the Missouri River e
Salt Lake, Montana and Idabo and all the lines Of The
American aud the United States Express Companies vest
Of the Missouri The Adams Express declines TO give N
its "teToy" west Of the Mississippi and south Of "a,
State of Missouri but with this exception, the con,
pany has entire control Of all the stage and express hub
ness between the Missouri and the Pacific.
The transportation Of treasure alone is enormous
item. This year gold and silver mines yield fully
siOO OO0 OOO and the amount viii increase annually until
il reaches four or five times the present product
The stage lines OF tho company amount 10 the
aggregate to over 1000 miles and the rapid progress Of the
great Pacific Railroad, ct both ends increasing
mously the travel across the plains Next season the
alone from the East to the Rocky Noun
taus and California will be very numerous and the SUN
mer OF 1870 will doubtless 20 daily coaches plying oach
way over the short gap in the trans continental railway
which will then remain open.
Mr. Louis McIsne for the last 10 years Manager Of the
wels-Fago Express, and moro than any other man ths
causo OF its great success on Saturday elected Ps
dent Of the new organization.
Whether the consolidation will work good or III for the
heavy interests Of The vast territory il covers, remains
be seen IL tho business be transacted well as 1t has
been done n CaIfona the Improvement for Utah, Mon
tana and Colorado will be very great. But it is the ten
deay of all leading express and telegraph companies
to combine into vas, monopoes and the instances ars
very raro in which monopoes do not become oppressive
We trust this may prove one Of the exceptions.
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TIE LATE POWDER ExPLOsIos.-Coroner Nau.
mann was yesterday notified to hold inquest on the body
Otto Ford OF the boys who badly injured by the
explosion Of some powder which they had placed
upon a bonfire IN Fifty .nnihst. near Secondav Sew
ea Of the other boys not expected After view
ing the body OF young Ford the Coroner decided 10 postpone
the inquest until necessary witnesses could be procnre Yea
tsrday afternoon Capt Wilson OF the Twenty f ecnct dis
covered that Thomas Foster proprietor Of coal yard Of the
coef Of Iiy and Secondave he'd on SATURDAY last
given 70 Mtfhew Monahan q Of damaged powder with
instruct 10 throw into the river Instead Of doing
Monshan and one VIM. Gordon threw the powder the
street. where Il found BY the boys Who supposng TO be
coal put II on bonfire which they had kndled In the street
The consequences Of the explosion have been already chron
ccd In THR TRIBUNE MonahAn and Gordon we're arrested
and are detained ct the Station House.
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FORTRESS MONROE.

BIT rELE6g1PH IRIBuSE
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 3--The United States
runboat Rhode Island Capt Donald NJ n. Fairfield the Gag
Palmer arrived in our barbor yesterday afternoon in 20 hOur
from Havana Left n Thomas Oct - for PorauPnoe and
foupd the following gunboats there Florida Mnckinaw and
Bienyle She Prince in company with these men
owar Maekinaw going 10 Cuacoa the Florida TO Santa
Cruz and the Benyle 10 New-loTk. -,
The yellow broke the Rhode Island on the 18th
ut while in Havana and sailor named kopp died OF after
being placed in the hospital .
Tie Rhode Island will be ordered 10 New York where she
will be put out OF commission.
The steamship Mississippi for NewYork arrived here last
evening She had board the 9Th United States Cooed Reg
men which were transferred TO the steamer City OF baltimore
where they will receive their hnal discharge.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
IBefofe Justice Mansfield

ATTEMPT TO STEAL WEDDING RISG.-0n Sunday
evening last Peter Crowley and Mary Welsh entered the jew.
ey store Of Mr. David Mosey No 70 Division and asked
to DO shown wedding rings Mr. Aoscy produced
era which twain expressed themselves dissatisfied with
and about leaving the when Mosey discovered that
Of the rings he had Just offered for sale missing He
accordingly accused Crowley and the OF having stolen
IT, but they with yehemenee, denied the imputaon Ocer
Wloughby Of the Seventh Precinct called in and his
presence have been reminder that under such
circumstances Is not thing unknown for Mary soon replaced
the ring counter displaying In the little scientific
skill that both the policeman and M Mosey witnesses OF
the restoration. They committed in default Of $500 bail
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TrRsIBIE AccIDfyr.-An inquest was yesterday

TERRIBLE AOVIUENIs--AH 9uIuesI ""S lV0sOHu"y
held by Coroner Naumann the fock and shody mandatory
Of John MeDey Nos 40 403 and eos Chery on the body
OF William Henry Davis who fatally injured BY beng
would appear that the foreman John Miller was rev
late yesterday morning aud although the boys employed IN ns
mandatory had touch the belts
attempted 70 attach the belts 10 his machine lie h
was caught In the betting and whired around the SHAFT M.
left arm and from his body his right arm en
hanging by few nteguments and the remainder Of ms poJ
dreaduy muaed before the engine connecting with he ma
ehinery could be stopped verdict IN accordance WIN ~
facts rendered BY the jury Deceased was native o. n
ctfr oad