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TIE RACES
r,,sr R,cy Srrruy Cu1sE-A handicap premium

fine fair start was effected the chestnut leading and
taxing the hurdle in fine style Williams close up and Lg'
o mn showing great amount OF opseperosness OF leaving
the track and getting on sod An laid better down TO their
work and the second POST and rail IN nice style From
here Zglag commenced failing of aud leaving his companions
do work The third tnce Nns got over IN same lnlshd
still in front running strong and Zgzag dropping farther
astern. The two following posts ana ran u-, IsnCes
passed the grand charged the water jump voy Of
cheers followed their rapid flight The next three rail fences
the mare retaining the font although Williams challenged ler
lead The three next hurdles were safely Jumped VII
as t,y ,on @ b,,r. Zi, Ind by his time dropped
SO far astern that virtually ont OF the no amount
speed could possibly save him except the balance @ asleep
griel hrd time they got round safely The der
OF Mamie and Williams meeting universal commentator
while that Of Zgzae Ens vehemeny condemned Inc pace
boh ne old mare and General laid well down their work.
eapng 20 and a hurdles side by side On me top turn the
leading by length On the run home Williams made noble
pe failed him and Pepper landed his first by twOlengs
The contest between horses magnificent both
being determined TO win If possible Time '3Ot:
SEcoSp RACRSweepstokes premium Oh s~O Tor twoyear
S' one MoI Te 2' ~ E Eel out Of BY Glencoe
Col ' Bob t' 1cf M,.. G9iS:: ;ic@ RdsiG BY
Mr. j. s. Watson Jn6a by mp BarOwnie out Of julia BY
Col Pp S.sSs sS Sy PS. oai Of Carolina Red
Col D. Mop.ss B. By boI.nnGse cut ii Femme scotland
BsrrIss-Eehpse hly al . 10 against tho held -
Jubal ump of with tho lead Redwlng ast he peee nhs
very sharp the crowd rounded the turn they we're
rck at the quarter Redwing had and coIhIsu Jul
bal who had fallen second place Mr. Reeds entry hssn
taken front Before reaching the haifme ksaw R ~
OF Breckenridge and took the lead opening Tu STRAIGHT
vantage 10 quite length On the upper turn, near inc &
run Mr. Morriss lilly, by Eclipse made tgs aDa S Ios
side Redwing improving her paee The whole "T "s
stretch and landing winner. Time ~ .oo t l,..
THIRD RAcB-Sveepsiaka premium Of Wv 'oS ''" I'VE"
olda mile heats t5Qenuanee, p p -. =, n.,.,,hx
Dr. J. W. Weldon sh Lea. By Lshnna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I
Glencoe. Red and Marcos al
Col D. Mcdaniel On EseA.sl..s b L'Iinses, oct o. Lns
Gel MsDss,s Ripley ~ Jss Davis dam Fn' ns's b
n.vTa.SYss sssssss, All EssssaHss vS sseisd soi
ssainst Local A.. A,. = s.s, a.. ,id..t
habtus q The ur have Both sos on t.sshes neck
and neck ne thsi non o sS ~ |o on r. ron
bona e. s1sn, were thy nstch@ THAI We believe II the
1y lad had the inside shs would hsvs won py seou s same
isnsth a shs was defeated, Tina i%oh Al,
Ssoosp HaAr-Agan the stsrt was admirable both getting
away together Hsws,sr Enonsa got .hs TOIs Oei1 ore
hsaf ssrsA ssa rsksd tie saps turn On sassr hs home
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICR.-0CI.
-BefoIe Commissioner DETTs.
AN ALLEGED COUYTBRPBITER COMMITTED
ITr.itnl Sfafna MT him Mnruhv

This cOse, which has been previously reported, and
10 which Connecticut Law student figures amateur de-
eetye to-day KxJudge Stunr counsel for the &c
the dismissal OF the complaint the ground that
the law student who the only witness against the accused
gave utterly unworthy crcdence and could not be
accepted as trustworthy witness The Commissioner denied
tho motion and committed the accused for trial
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Ocr ls-BcioTe
Judge SHALLEY.
NoLLB PRoSBQUI ENTERED ~ PRESIDENT ROB
BRTS'S CASH.

At the opening of tie Court the Grand Jury was
called and y answering they in Charles Abr
rhy was selected The Court then charged the
Jury insfruotng the duties required Of them ana
Informed that they could always when they desired
advice and information from the District Attorney and
the They then dismissed 70 transact business
that might come before them.
The Petit Jury called and discharged until Monday
morning next at II O'Clock.
Uripsl States DstrictAOrney. Samuel G. Courtney an
the Court that he had been instructed by the AOr
uey General OF the United States to enter MOLE pro9u in
the case United agt VIM L. Roberts The Court
Immediately Instructed the Clerk cntor the order This
all the prosecutions against the fenian leaders
The Court then called the Jury equity and law calendars but
stated advance that should down 20 be tired
between the 18th Of November and the LIST Of December II
expected that Justice Nelson would sit during that time
and would be taken with hearing appeals in
Admiralty he being tho only Judge in this district that could
hear such
various oauses the Court adjourned Saturday morning at
O'Clock a. IN.
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CIVILsCOURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-CRcyn-OcT. ls.-BefOre Mr. Justice
DAVIS.
bNtHVH VI hVNiINb Nhoh'
Elizabeth Richards hgt Robert Roberts.

Elizabeth Richards Ggt Robert Roberts
The plaintiff, who Is widow upward Of sixty years
Of age brings suit obtain damages from defendant who Is Of
about the same alleged breach Of promise OF mar
mage Tomas r Jones Elizabeth Richards t-e pa''in Il
Mary Ann CalIghan and Ellen j Richards testified on p
Of the plin Tie plaintiff testified TO direct hiu ~
promise Of marriage made to her by defendant INC t d
bther testimony that pointf and defendant were ed
and loving each other occasion so @ c
they in each other that they did not notice for vel! OS
time the presence of any else in the room e Of
The defendant testified that he meyer made SeS pr making
marriage plaintiff ever entertained tlS s rothrr Wit
ness: -''' co.., o,.-,o, ,,o
"a, o,loi III, ~ oyeor Was whether aconrac had
been made between parties The plni heFs suG you
tract made and II that IS pronGGu S Is fe n5tifi
herself who tcstifes positively that such CONTRACT u
and introduces ooo6orave testimony 1t shown 10y tht
sS tot the parties have under circumstances
Warrantn superstition or belief that they were OeOcu
bat would Tend 10 Show relation did exist you must
Judge Of the probability of that from the view take OF TIE
edibty Of The testimony and the probabilities OF the case O
The part Of the defendant you have On unq'he9 Gsn
existed IL simple question OF fact for you 10 oselc
whether this promise made II II was made She Is en-
titled TO damages The amount is decided according TO
your judgment taking into consideration inc manner ~ VIZ
affect the usinf Tue damages be asecrtaned arc not
ouy for of ell those advantages this marriage would
have to plaintiff but the personal injury must DC taken
into account tie injured ieeng,the bgAted hopes and The
shame caused by such refusal elements to Dc considered IN
making up the damages You must also consider Wnal PP
aratons II any made by the plaintiff IN anticipation o.
The imy .er being very short time brought in yer
fot fof defendant Cornelius Fs isr plaintiff IL NJ fekilt
fr defendant.
CHAABERs-OCT ls.-Before Mr.. Justice CLERKE.
sRIZURR OF PROPERTY BY SOUTHERN VIGILANCE COM
MITTEES.
An order Of arrest having been granted in rather
curious case motion made yacate the order The
claim mndc the plaintiff that the defendant OF
Vigsncr Committee in Arkansas in 1861 seized aad COINS
Gated al his property and converted il to his own use Inc
panti alleged that this stock worth when seized elOOO
he defendant this with other decnSS claims that his
merely compliance with the directions Hud under
the authority OF the Confederate Government then the dc deo
Government Of the country, He also denies the y'cncc
charged against him the OF the property and tha any o.
II enurcd 10 his benefit
The Court reserved its decision.
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MARINE coURT-PARr I.-ocroBER ls.-BcfOrs Judg

DAMAGES POR A BROKEN LEO.
II.nL.--A n


Patrick Dunphy sgt Richard ID. Lawrence
The plaintiff in this case is labOrng man, and was
employed 20 mend some bales OF which lying
dumped the sidewalk in front Of the plaintiffs warehouse for
delivery the purchaser While he engaged in mending
bale and being STOPPING position bale dumped from
doorway OF the warehouse and falling him broke bis
leg The defense introduced evidence TO show that the
engaged in mending and picking had been notified OF their
danger working the doorway aud that warning
given every time bale dumped The Court charged that
IL negligence carelesess shown on the part OF the
plaintiff he could not recover damages.
The jury found for the plaintiff FOR 1915
Edwin james Dunphy for plaintiffs j. j. Marin for de-
tendant
A MxED CASE
Schinaie agt. SeTlem.
From the evidence in this II appears that TIE defendant
sausage business time between 1850 aud led
Their profitable and disagreement having
arisen between the partners Mr. Seem tried unsueeessny to
buy his partner out
The pntn claims that IN 1863 at The request OF A Selem
he agreed purchase the interest VI ar SchnuelDrgi the
money advanced for that purpose DO repaid by Mr. Sen
that be employed MIR Fuehnich negotiate the sale Terms
having been agreed upon Messr Sehnuenberg and Fuch
neh In Mr. Sohaos Office and concluded the bargain tie
bill OF sale being made out in the Of Mr. FrucLnicL
Upon the day A Fruchnich executed bill VI sale 10 III
EChmale.
Mr. Schma called upon Mr. Serem for the amount advanced
and with the reply j do not You anything"
After vanly ondesyOring TO get his money back be
brings this suit.
The defendant contends be mover made such bargain
with the plaintiff and that holding tie bill OF sale he only
aan the that Mr. Sehnufenberg had IN the business
The store having since been sold by the Sheriff that interest
would to nothing. The jury after short
Stained
ID McAdau for plaintiff D. Levy for defendant
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RO1RD OF HEALTH.

The Board met yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
President Schultz the Chair Tho Report OF the Sanitary
Company work performed in the abatement and removal
Of nuisances the week ending October is leo Is as
follows. -
Number complaints Of nunes received 2' member noss'
bomber abad under iefe
ofnos SO; number links AMI weOset cleaned 2o' nnn
removed from lily limits lo'i number Of
de
moved om city m number OF dead goats removed hom
city 81 number Of dead sheep removed fom city limits ~
number Of desd hogs removed RON city limits 4S number
Of did DOGS and removed from city limits, 21i mum
ter 81 Glye, srised"bobs foul clay iis uuound veal seized
pounds removed from limits 80, uniound mutton 'rIed
pouad, removed from city limits IoOi un,ound porn seized
pounds from limits l25 unonud sh seized pounds removed
nom city ms zoos namber OF barrels 81 ohs renewed om city
limits 1900 number violation OF Health laws IT,
u LA HnrAaln AanIaK lnIIna
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SUPERIOR COURT-TmAL TRaN-OcT. ls-Before Ju
tice JCNEs.
ACTION TOR ALLEGED MALICIOUS PRoSECUToS-vBI
DICT FOR THB PLAINTIFF.

DICT FOR THB PLAINTIFF.
John d. Riley egt Joln A. letters.
This case was summed up yesterday by counsel.
aer whh tho Court charged tie Jury deliberately the facts
and law holding that the plaintiff bound IN order TO re-
cover make probable for the complaint
aud actual malice.
The jury rRdered verdict for tho plaintiff for 81 500
C. Fine esd for plaintiff cx Judge Dean for defendant
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Of arrests after deducng liz for the fifth Sunday
In Be ptouber lsdS
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NAVY BULLETIN.


DETACHED.
Au0u.r T-samaker 7. g. Herbert from The Chstts-
noogA, aud granted sick leave OF absence, Lieutenant
A v. X Bcnham, from the Navy Yard, New York, ana
ordered To the Vermont, Commodore X D. Hitchcock,
from tho command OF Navy Yard and station Norfolk.
Va, and placed waiting orders; Renr Admiral Sto
phen G. Rowan. from the command Of the Madawaska.
ON the completion Of her trial trip, and ordered u
command the Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va Commander
John Ice Davis from tho Phiiadelpha Navy Yard.
and ordered To duty member OF the Board Of which
Commodore Leo IL President Acting Volunteer Lion.
tenantC w. Wilson, FROM the Madawasks. and ordered
North.
oRDkRxD
Auausr 7.--Actlng Passed Assistant Surgeon 7. X.
Chandler, TO the Navy Yard, Washington, D. &. Capt
H. Parker, to duty M q nlembsr Of Board Of which
Commodore Loo In President Commodore 4 r. leo W
duty President OF Board for tho Examination Of
Volunteer Oncers for this Regular Navy fisatenAat
Winfield r. shiey 10 duty a. the Naval Academy Asss
ant Surgeon w. ~ Jonos 10 duty At Navy Yard. wssh-
iuztop.
ApGrsr Mate Alexander Moscs.
AooUsr Mate Alder, " Timer 10 acting sussga.
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Asawss he'd lassly visited that place. we'll rsrnss
diss and savannah but did not learn Of any illegal tf
DC OF any voiaoa Il Law and order upoa the
TIE Bay LLghs Re-cstabiished.
The Light HOUSE Bureau have resstsbiishsd the Rag
Light At the east end ofths city ofssvannah which
discontinued during tho II is . fixed rod light
by gn The apparatus s Ions Of tho sixth order IN
lantern. on . bronxsd iron columns.
kxsstainG Surgeons Of tho Pension Bsress-
inc following physicians were yesterday appoinssd
Examining Surgeons Of The Pension Bureau BY comm's
sioner Barret;--Drs y. d. Ktios, Galsna, Iii X q.
hcsweu, sarasogs, ~ r. WIN. r. sharp Cadn, Ohio.
and John 0. slocum, Syracuse, N.Y.
Postmaster Of the senate.
us stated thai Judge Edmunds, who recently resigned
tho position Of Commissioner Of tho General Land Once
has1bsen appointed Postmaster Of tho Senate vice Cor
man
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Inc MllI1AaY COMMISSION Al AAlflca.

Detail of the CWsu Dstssion- Probable Trial 81
she Rev. Fitx, Of the frc~dsacu's Barrau Asa
Ills AssOctatrs. - -
RALxiGn, N. O., August ~. 1855.
Tn. following officers constituting ths court mar
tai in session hers boon detailed by order ~ ts
Secretary Of War military commission "a NEST hsrs
August ~, soon thereafter a. prarticahs, for
the tnsl or such may lie brought before IL
General T. II Rager. Of Wisconsin, Colonsi JoAs
Mansneid Of wisconsin: Coionr " !. Allan, Of wash
ngton u. 2. Colweii. william Beebs, Of Ono, Malice
Clarke, of Rhode Island Lieutenant Iovot Of Phlta
deiphA Lieutenant n T. Jackson. % New York Cap
tain ". watfous, OF New York, Judgc Advocate.
u IN expected that tho civilian agents OF tho Freed.
mon Bureau In this State, against whom onsnses are
alleged by Generals Steednnn aud Falsron, will b.
tried before this commission.
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ffeaW ,hc Philadelphia Ledger, ANgnst ~
n i,,r natter - The outside surrounding ~ hr VIZ
04ad Z good hing done "a r01r ycsienlsy. TIC
r.taef attorney called attention 10 iic ia1 thai
hef Il drf king booths hyd been erected TIE sin-
M euen Arsnnds aud fLat a number or ihr avcilng
'oaaa. "a me vicinity hat hccn tlsn hifcd "l be Mr.
rnse ~ orrang drinking places IN thrm. None ~ thesr
sarcs hsw* lrru-ee snd licenses legally D. gwen
- tilrns ana he District Attorney declared hs purpose
a. cl0s0 them pp II 4 right That hr should ~ They
tvnad Dny Prove ~ h0tbeda % dsnrdsr s1f tafhu
isnce a. sav nothing ir lnpry they nght ~ a. ne
general hcnlih nl ne ety ~ time al people shUi'f -
ihef gafd AGAINST ekretseK The movement - ths
pfesscutg oac-f ~ The county shod receive Tie APP
Wrahnfian II every good rit
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SPECIAL rttrcnxs 70 the new rom HERALD
senator Do.iiiilr 60 be- Permanent President
The Committees Hard ~ work Last Niahi
Probable tdiorrnmeni Of the Convention on

Fr0hubte the touteultOu on
Tbur-dss Evening.
senator pooiiule ~ permanent prcsidcn, ~ the
Convention NJ Ashnan %, having yet reached the city
The commltieo. appointed this morning have n.arly al
got fairly 70 work The COMMITTEES on Platform viii
get through IT, labors early rhnrsday morning aud
The Convention VII Al probability sdlourn Thur.
day evening
The commiuce Credentials ~ witch General sieed.
man h Chairman are Iasi completing their second -
Sion and vii have their rcpor, ready The Assembling
az the delegate 10 morrow morning Their principal
dIfncalty haa been Nth New York STATE The Convcn.
ion A. sara,ogs representing the two great narslea
nominated delcgates but rsmmany and Mozart have
also appointed delcgaies few obacnrez seem
b have adopted sharp trek They held hole and corner
meeting, put handful Of Distinguished names AZ o..
head Of their lls, snd dragged themselves 10 By Their
coat tails The committee have made short work u
these Ingenious individuals They have resolved 10
recognize The Saratoga delegates The delegation b 10
admit A. member. % the Convention the delegates nom
nsed by oil regular organizations provided Their war
record h not obnoxious " coppery.
n stevens, Of Georges, has no, arrived Hs frisnd.
tsiegapbed him 20 stay away. Whatever Mr. seven.
personai .y,acstlons ~. felt 10 b. an snomsiy for
the President Of the rebel Confectionery 10 be 10 prison for
treason and the vice President . member q National
Convention.
gverythsns hsa progressed slorioasly thus fu. Tho
Southern delegates have golden opinion. W ,hsr
fcrbcsrsncs moderation sud iust appreciation u shs
situation
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Tho following named officers Of the Veteran Reserve
Corps have been honoaby mustered Of service hes
services being longer required :Irevct Brigadiss
General Edward r. Pine, Colonel seventh regiment;
Brcvct Brigadicr General Oscar Dayton Colonel Nine
teenth regiment; Major David r. Foley, Eightsenlh
regiment; Brcvet Colonel Robert Avery MAJOR Seventh
regiment Brovot Major Geo. b. RUSSELL Captain Seventh
regiment Brcvet Major W. x Haviiand Captain Four
tecnth regiment; Brcvct MAJOR A. A. Yates, Car,.r
Fourteenth regiment; Brevet Captain u. 4 Johnson.
First Lieutenant Ninth rcg iment.
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The Continental Motel, vb~re the Coavsnil0n IA VIZ.
tusly beng hsid a ,hrcnr-d. The platform of me
Convention sill smbciy tbs sane prscplss a. sho cav.
namely, the perpe,uIy sna isais-olubinsy cf no
rulos, the equality % ths States sna No right y
Representation leaving tie question a Me qualifications
q tue tseressn.ssea ssclusvslv 20 csasse sad sss
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Hstfswgw~ Asssw 10. Lees
ne uvyissI tssonii,isasl rssgn n.s~ cessyo.>s
ss~esss. - psfso~, ~ essa.as@ ~@sasisi~ To-
~t.is Cg.ncitgi-f
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T.s Re; rssH7sa;ff" rc Sc srH ~
Nsiiyasl Restrv
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" u.
ington; u. 2. coiwel. William. Besbs, Of Ono; Msler
Clarke of Rhode Island Lieutenant Iovett, Of Phlla
tain j. " ws,roas, Of New York, lodge Advoca,s
II ~ expected that tho civilian agents Of Tho Freed
siisrcd by Generals ssssdnan aud Faiisrton viii -
tried before this commission
T.s BE-; sssH7sa:.ff" rs g SrH
Nsisasi Hesirv
"fIiEy PURIFY. STRENGTHEN AND isvrooaAvx.
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det boisa sad repaired.
a. =, @c, shs" II. 81. rr"r D Gs- go: :,I
nusiitos - ,.'or iionss, ana ~ al druggists
Al Prizr- Ca.h-d Ia Legal Lofieris..-tir~s-
ctrrr. n'Ossi. 10 p'osa-y
ns,ch.ior'- ',.,r D,c;--Ths Re-, !" ~. " .,ix.
r,cies5 81 nsrri-5 street
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f-fff -. = shsfe u s'sisa ~fss snf,s-s A.
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\. Nett. thensi~ai Pan,.d~ n~-ssr~s agsy
hsr Spa - eer.edY the hsH taif Dressing Noia
nrrIIION- - Asol iIanse. ana ~ ~ dInsnl.la
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Ladies. Respect. rrv-rr,r ,rnd Dsssssy
aud ral"a, Brrsa Elevator Depot, N can.i .iy.~t ss
dame Junseia Wrinkle Obiirrs'os. sslf w Druggists
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Addrr-. PeiIaL q sou, u~~r-chsas Wass-
81 Broadway. fourth street fpss cd 70
det, hoiird snf repaired.
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Al PRIZE. Ca.h-d Ia Legal Ioiieris..-tiv~s-
ctrrr. sfDsei. 10 Brosa-sy
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Hafcb-ior'- tis,r Dy~.~Tbr B~.t In -. W ovid.
The nD f~ftt I've. hAfui~ss. rsiisbs, ns Antseesss
fsriegs A Barei.y stf.rt
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B.' u,'.r'- Hair D,~i biscL ar isrs~..
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