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last not paid II then promised that il should be
pain October. The Government has ~ yet made no
provision for the four million dollars necessary for this
purpose but notice has been given Of forced loan to be
levied on the interior of the empire They do not dare TO
make forced loan in COnsaDtndple where al the wealth
OF the country is concentrated IL would cause comno
ton and would bear too heavily the rch Pashas but
the interior II is believed be oppressed 10 any eSten
without danger The ia0das ODTdhdt OF forced loan II
this The Pasha of each city town calls the leading
men Of the communities and according 70 his Judgment
caprice assigns 10 each man the amount OF money
which he is to pay within 80 many days
If pad that is the end Of il. There IS no
pIetenee of paying back principal OF interest. IL is
only by compliment that 1t s called i00H IL the money
demanded is not forthcoming the unueky subject is in
yTsoned The Pasha expects 10 receive about as
much for himself in the way of brides as the whole
amount which he receives the loan. This is easily
managed because If any is enemy refuses TO
pay the Pasha bbe his share Of the loan can be put at
30 high figure 10 his whole property. There
is check Of any kind upon the Pasha. He is required
TO raise the money No in Constantnople ever asks
how II is raised.
LATER.
Since writing the above I'VE have published this letter
in issue Of Sept ~ Ed TRIBUNE the Lv0Ht Herald
President of the United States II would net be strange
If the uneasy American Consul at Gambia had had hand
in this letter but MI Seward will hardly think OF sendg
Gen. Grant the Mediterranean with an army TO dve
the Turks from Gambia If the Cretans only wish ~
yvrable mention" az Paris and London they may get H.
but 1T will be likely TO do them more harm than good
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER A, 1866

his officers followed his example with entire loyay anu
without apparent reluctance Indeed first saw here that
peculiar chopsck handling Of the knife ana iOrk whcn
Is quite Undesirable 10 who has never seen ohne
performance at the table but which orticm lhehus Vi
mine assure me il less common among certain cs
of Germans than u.s. among certain elass OF AneI,aSi
the misuse Of the knife at dinner The remark oi onv.r
Wendell Holmes that he would rather SIT AZ uihnei WIN
a neighbor who dsbelioved in the Trinity than WIN su
orthodox Christian who carried food TO his mouth WIN
knife deserves circulation in Germany not less 'ha ~
home -,
Nv stay in Frankfort is 50 bref that have seen ana
shall hope TO see but few OF Its citizens ana cannot e
much of the private misery following the Prussan occu,
patton BE it less II is the fortune OF war anu
will get not much pited from the world when Respects
success and believes that ~ war bunder - Wose .hah
q crime. Undoubtedly Frankfort bundered aitogether
and at its miserable leisure is paying the penalty OF vast
miscalculaton don't cere to waste sympathy on the
reh banker whose vaults little eaner for the fius
sian levy. He can afford it. But 1 am t@u
the rich bankers cOntTive 10 make the ehacuon
fall on the poor who not bankers and that feal
suffering follows the forced payment TO Prussia no n1
know what the facts are do know that all the Frank
forters with whom talked had the air of men VINO had
passed and were passing under the yoke and there was
general opinion that in future it would be wen for peace
able citizens accustomed TO mercantile anre 10 eat9
politics and war alone. There was a very pohte anu
obeing person who showed me through the rooms OF
Goethe's house, and who, when he found ! was an
American did not hesitate TO talk freely about the eohu
ton of the city, Lest bring somebody into trouble let mo
hasten TO say he not the nor OF the house nor
wise connected whit "Nether Frankfort nor nor OF
its people" said this man. sha regain what we have
lost We shall be obedient subjects 10 Prussia Heartily
loyal never be-" | have no doubt he SPOKE
honestly yet II does follow that bis speech involves
there few except the $4,000 citizens Of Frank
fort TO whom union with Prussia does not promise greater
prosperity better education and larger political freedom
than they enjoyed under their hereditary rulers.
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PACIFIC COAST.
AN EARTHQUAKE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday, Oct 2 lSt
The ship Imperial from KOdisc, reports violent shock
of an earthquake that place at q september D.
Three houses end nearly all the chimneys IN town were
shaken down. ...... . - ., -
The sensation on the ship terrific. She seemed Is
though passing rocks at great speed, While Articles
were shaken down which the most violent gales had not
disturbed In the southern parts OF the island large ocss
were torn up and thrown down the mountain.
The shock lasted 40 seconds, No lives were Lost mo
captain of the Imperial acknowledges the courtesy of The
Russian who sent steamer 70 the snip
assistauce and took her 10 sea without charge.
Twenty miles OF the Western Pacific Railroad extend
ing from San Jose Vajos Canon, were finished to-day
The Neyads Union State Convention met at Carson TO-
day. .-.o mn.
Mining shares are quiet Yellow Jacket ttO; Chalior
Potosi, sJl2 Imperial, $s5 Legal Tenders, 1Ot
The bark Glars X. Sut, Yokohama brings 5000 chests
and 40 jars OF tea. on.
came passenger on the same vessel.
ARNvALs-GOLD FRoM BRITISH COLUMBIA.
SAN FRAxcIsco Oct 3.-Tho steamer Golden City nom
Panama arrived p-dsy with dates from Ne~-foh 10
Sept II. =,
The steamer Orizabs from Columbia River brings
t297, 900 IN treasure.
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CUBA.
THE SUSPENSION OF IMPORT DUTiEs-A LARGE PlRB IN
HAVANA THE GOyBRs0R-GESERAb QUARAN-
Observation-Disclosures.


HAVANA Sept - 1860.
The Royal order OF the Goth OF August by which ex-
po duties are suspended in Cuba for the period OF SIX
months counting from the publication OF the order IN
Havana was published for the first time on the 18th INST
The order viii tend it supposed to animate the trade
Of this island. -
A large 6sr occurred here on Thursday hight. Trot-
eha's proyi,Ion-store sustained loss of 100000. In
view OF the fact Of there being considerable petroleum de-
posted IN the store the Governor has ordered aRp
allowed one month for his order to be carried int effect
that all petroleum :ba 10 future be stored outside the
city IN some isolated houss,
Among the passengers Of the Ciudad Condal. from
ven Cruz, is reported an ex-Confedente General, his
faulty and two ads,
The GOvern6r-Goners ia to move into town from his
countyseat Monday and preparations are being made
give reception he has been In Marianne ever since
his arrival.
The quarantine regulations are still in force
Exchange on New-York Is 300
Tue Cuba expected TO arrive to-day from New-oHeals
TO Baltimore She will touch here and take passengers
for NewOreans via hey there 10 be transferred 10
the Liberty, touching on her way to Baltimore.
The Stars aud stripes from Philadelphia arrived yester
day
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TENS.
ru, nrStI AZ ryvurIG ArIoy-FRoNrER PROTECTION

NEw.ORLgANs Tuesday October :, 1870
Gen. Sheridan returned from Benham, Texas, THIS
ornina hither he had gone investigate the destuc
saes soers The following points about 70 be de-
cded upon unonicaiy facts The original cause Of The
disturbance is not satisfactorily determined as
icas two soldiers were wounded one severely and tho
other shghty that later In the night number Of men
buraed The business part Of the town. and that they were
soldiers; that Capt Smith, commanding the post hsd
nothing 20 90 with the matter and that the affair required
more rigid Investigation Gen. Sheridan, to accomplish
the purpose appointed All investigating committee.
Gen sheridan has decided giving the frontier Texas
SETTLERS fun protection against hostile Indian tribes.
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,nAMPIoS BILLIARD MArcH-rEAr ExPEMMEsTs-
CHINA.
ACTIVITY OF THE REBELS.

SlS Francisco Wednesday Oct l-d5.
Dates from China 10 July Is say tho Rebels In the
Province of Yang.Chow are much moro formidable than
was supposed Every leader sent against them, except
one had met with defeat. In battle, the younger
brother Of the Vioeroy lost 1900 Enfield rides and out Of
900 cavalry engaged only 100 escaped and the fate OF
the infantry is supposed TO have been no better.
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CANADA.


SILVER.
OTTAWA G.. W, Wednesday, Oct. 3 lrt6.
The Executive Council sat several hours last night IL
is reported that important dispatches relating to the Fen
ians have been received.
The Board Of Trade have passed resolution that Amer
can and British silver be taken hereafter at per cent dis
count
CHAMPION BILLIARD MATCH-PRAr EXPERIMENT.
CURLING MATCH.
TORONTO. &. W, wednesday, Oct. ,, lst6.
McDevtt aud Dion play billiards in Montreal on Fn'
day for the champion cue and 81 600
An interesting experiment regarding the Of peat for
fuel has been tried by the Grand Trunk Railway Com
pany, which proved perfectly successful
Negotiations making for a curling match between
the Montreal and Manchester England Clubs
The receipts Of barley In the Toronto market yesterday
from farmers wagons reached $1,000 bushels
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...r PJRGINIA
special Dispatch 20 The n. v. Tribune.

NORFOLK, Tuesday, Oct. > lsd6,
The special term o: the e. :. District Court Is sd'
ourned SINE DE aud will not be held until convened by
ChieJusice Chase The next term will be held at Rich
mond on the 18th OF November. ". j. Barry, clerk OF
court to Richmond Yesterday to promnlgate Judge
Undewoods order JEFF Davis will not be Tied this term
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- THE MICHIGAN HORSE FAIR.
s,eeisI DI-psteh 10 The \. Y. Tribune.

KALuflzoo, Wednesday Oct 3 s66
The Horse Fair opeDed yesterday most promising ly
The weather splendid and the entries larger than ere
before Tho horse Gray Eagle won the two'mlle trof
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RASE BALL.

rur stRgKAs AND TUE NEWTON TOURNAMENT.
The Eurekas of Newark, contrary to q former an
nncsmen have Determined 60 TO the Newton foorna
menu Thew will PLAY tho Olympcs OF Paterson on Thursday
and the oouquerng game on friday
THE AUBURN TOURNAMENT.
ArRuRs. Oct. 3.--The first game to-day, between
c trc Of syracuse and Atancs Of Rochester was won
Inv tho orne-score . 10 The second game betweea The
ace of Rochester and Anbus Of Auburn was won Ny inc
y 10 % The third game between the Niagaras
@ Batao and Excelsior of Rochester called ON account
81 me at the close OF the seventh nnng whfht he
ar was EVEN Tie game win be played again TO morfcs al
ternoon The match Inorrow morning between the
an Friday The throwing match takes place on Frqsy morn
s,s 4 ~, q - II. = flI .4. f.tI .f ,ffa'
,',,-, =, MATCHES RHILADELpIA ,lf
PH1LApELpHIA Oct. 3.--The Atlantic played ,iho
c,nen' cIuII mis- afternoon Score. Atlantic 81 tz.s1
Kmatck wss PLAYED beweentgo negro fabs ls
of Albany nnd Pyiafans 81 this city. The i0nnet Nt
oas IN game Attracted large crowd Of sFeetaeot az
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NEW.ORLE4yS.
PROTrSr FROM IrpaH ApE

FkUTFNT FHUM W "s 40 F-IL' ~ - :. d. I
NLw ORLEANS, Oct. 3,--yqdge Abel published
protest against ne assertions made bye Baird pecidy z
ar as touches plol a,Fgo % JgeeA ad his Court
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THE INSURRECTION In GAMBIA
TURKEY IN A BAD WAY.
THE SUFFERINGS OF FRANKFORT FROM
THE WAR.
What the Russians Think of the American
Embassy.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.


LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3.-The market for cotton is firm.
Mdng Upands quoted at Is pence The sales to-day az
greeaie 1900 bales.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON oct. 3The money market is quiet Consols for
Rohey l9s
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
LEMON Oct 3-The following the quotations or Amer
can Securities Erie shares 5al Illinois Central shares Is
a. S FiyeTwentes, 7O2.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

think Of and adopt erat appause rather than to Surrender
this rebe0us people not only negro roIu'
laon but power ourselves II Is chained that We
instituted Joint committee Of revolutionary character.
been IN the Congress Of the UAted States number 81
wears and been session that have not had
two or Joint committees Whenever impoTtent and com
pnted questions arise upon which the two Houses must net
together IL customary 10 organize joint committees hy
endsnyor reproach this committee AZ being
Cal But il has been the most CONSERVATIVE thas
ever sat in the Congress Of the United States will think BE-
apparent any one who viii examine imparuay r aes
IL composed Of x Senators and nine Memffs OF We
House What Radical measures did that JONI
Committee Of Reconstruction ever propose to congress-
defy these men TO answer the question Inc hrs, tns "" @
down all the Radical propositions offered IL was
proposed in that committee adopt one OF the Ionstla
tional amendments Universal Negro Suffrage Whate'ef
might be said OF the justice OF that proposition Was hoK
best not 20 adop IT, rs the States would not be wng 10 SUI
render controlling the elective franchise 10 Con-
gress Whatever might be thought OF the justice Of tho
II thought best that Congress should not dictate
universal for the qualification Of voters when n hasa
chusets they allow vote who cannot read and wr
I'm Illinois they allow unnaturazed foreigners 10 vote In
other States they don't allow foreigner TO vote
until he has been naturalNed a year. In some
States they allow cocred people to vote at all while IN
others they allow them vote II they are only hall coofed IL
therefore thought not best to constitutional anend
ment that fix a universal rule for the qualneaton OF
voters thing the Committee OF Reconstruction al
was 10 Law this queson aside Again 1t proposed TO treat
rebelous States conquered territories whatever
might be said about the theory II was thought best ny me
mttee this proposition aside asO and so they ad asdo
Radical brought before them In TACT 40 Iobse
yatye was this Committee that the first proposition OF anehd
ment reported by defeated in the Senate Of TIE United
Saeby sumner and other Radical senators because II Wa not
Radical enough All this talk about the revolutionary ehc-
ter of the Committee Of Reconstruction was and h utterly e
and is designed TO excite undue prejudice against ' no'e VI
deciding the matter
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GERMANY
FRANKFORT.

supFERIgGs FROM THE wAR-CURRRSCY AND tx
CHAYGB--THB PRUssIAS OCCUPATION OF THE CITY
-FRAEBPoRTs GREAT INSTRUMENTATION
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Posr OF NoRToIk AND PoRrsxoUrH, june

o~~O~.-~~1~~-~o0o- o~o-~~~---~~~1OoJ-l~O4--.>~
.sa.'-gy .- ARRIVALS. i..,sjiU
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait. .ga3J
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait. ..tssas.
Str Favorite, Rogers, hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, YORKTOWN. .s. -.DI
Str Smithfeld, Adams, Smithheld. ,r-t
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond.
Schr K. G. A. Ward, Edwards I'm New York,
with hay to master. .... a..
ScLr Traverse, Phillips, Havre-de-Hrace, with
coal to A. A. Mccullough, vessel to johnson
Bro. 2 u
schr Specie, Smith, FIN Philadelphia, iron to
Navy Yard. .. .. -..-.--...
Schr Satilla, Rockwell, FIN St. Johns, Porto
Rico, with sugar and molasses to Chamberlin
Co. -
Str Viola, Smith, fin E. Shore, with corn to
G.. Staples. ... .+.,g..
Str WhirIwind, Fargo, I'm Richmond with mdz.
to c. 4. Staples. .,t...7 .s.:-,.-
90 Via Atbemarle and Chesapeake Canal. lili
p Str Croatan, Cain, fun Moth river slsts i.7
Str Orlando, Baker, I'm Roanoke river.
Schr c. Mackey, Ward, FIN Windsor, N. c.,
with shingles and slaves t!as
,.r DEPARTURES.
Str Adelaide Cannon, Bait. .-..,f..
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton. .-..4l.. i..s
Str Eolus, NcUarrick, Yorktown. s
Str M Martin, Haines, Richmond .s..s..s 4
Str Clinton, Slocum, for E. City. ~
Str s. c. Brooks, Luck, FIN North river.
Schr Extenuate, Davis, fin Baltimore for Ply
mouth, N. {.
Schr Culpepper, Alexander, for Plymouth.
Str Rotary, Williams, with lumber and slaves
to Phila. ~.
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ports from "our common harbor," in 1871
very large proportion of which, No doubt,
came through the canals. Nor has any men
ton been made of fish, 400 barrels of
which wers exported coastwise in the year
name above. The productions we have named
do not disclose the full capacity of the land
which is capable of much larger yield by
proper cultivation. 1t is not, however, our
desi On to dwell upon such facts at present,
but simply to popularise them. so that due
appreciation my be entertained of the i'm
portance to us of the region of country of
which we have been speaking, which, indeed,
is an important portion of the feeders of the
two canals. ...,...,..-g. 81, .-...sf.l
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NEW. Adyertisemenrs.

g The following new Advertisements appear lin
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tention of our readers: i. "a st.5 NJ "a
See publication of officers of Lodge No. l.
n. G. Lindsey d Co., want houses of all kinds.
They have desirable house for rent, stssE,s
Etsas Guy offers himself for reelection as Cap
tain Of the Watch. ..,,a.; .t...t =, d, ..,,
'Arhstrohg C. Co., have large quantity of
bricks, which they offer for sale, en-. ..,c..l
DR.. III. Fl. Curtis, Jr., calls for all claims
against the estate of T. G. II. Curtis deceased.
Arthur Jakeman offers himself as candidate for
the position of Lieutenant of the Watch.
Mrs.. Hidgins has the Yacht Day Book ready
for pleasure or fishing parties.
Mrs. Vellints is prepared to- do all kinds of
stamping, braidng &c.
- r. A.lYeung O. Co., have Tor sale superior
-four and meal, and concentrated Lye, ALBANIAN
tine candles, and Virginia hog round bacon. dal
Curiosity. to Santos, and look for pure
Bears Grease Oil. s.3bi 1850 s4A b N
And-Machinery oil, Patent oil, cheap at
Santos. sH1t5fi
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North Eastern N orth c Carolina.

The SIX counties, lying between Curruuck
etaind 0n the East, and the 'Ghowan river on
the West, and North of'Albemarle Sound,
which are tributary 70 the Dismal Swamp
and the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canals,
are Curritnck, Camden, Pasquotank, Perqui-
mans, Chowan and Gates. This portion of
the Old North State is &atered by the North
river, which is connected with Coinjock Bay
by the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal
TIE PasduotaIik, unon which are Elizabeth
City, Jonesburg, HhtonsFille and South Mills,
where is the southern extremity Of the Dis
NAL Swamp Canal Little river, Perquimans
river, YeopDh river, and several small bran
ches of the Che wan, These rivers all empty
into Albemarle Sound. The average popu-
lation Of the six counties is 1870, the total
number of inhabitants in 1850 having been
,44,2el Pasquotankf and Gates were the
most popplous. From the latest data before
us, it appears, that the humber Of farms COM
prlsed within the limits we have described,
was 2,949, the improved acres numbering
2sl ,472. The unimproyed land being $751;
SbS acres--tha II value, with improvements,
$b,66l ,275a These cennfies contained ,494
horses aud mules, "a ,446 neat cattle 20, 805
sheep ass, $50 swine. They produced l04, :
SS2 bushels Of wheat--6O, 1896 bushels OF rrye
and oats--2, 308,SSS bushelssof corn-1l7,-
SSa bushels peas and beans--l2O,2l pounds
Of butterAabout s, O00ito of hay o, 200
bushels Of clover and other grass, and max
ssed-7lSl, Os2 pounds Of fax55r77 ,2s2 pounds
OF rlcs-68, 63llispoun gof swool-4+bA AIS
pounds Of beeswax and honey q ifhen value OF
,slaughtefsdl animals was $3.50, 05..oy The
capital Invested il manu- features was S 1911
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A MEETING OF THE LADIES OF PoRTs-
MOUTH was held in Temperance Hall, on yes
terday evening, for the purpose of organizing
a Society in memory of the honored dead who
fell in our late struggle. 4
By request, Captain Samuel Watts ad-
dressed the meeting, and stated, in few ap
propriate remarks, its object. ri. .r.als4a
On motion, Mrs. Joseph H. Bilsoly, sr
was called to the Chair, and Mrs William H
Wilson appointed Secretary.
A committee of three were appointed, con-
sisting of Mrs. Mary Ann Tatem, Mrs. Capt.
Lemuel Cleaves, and Mrs. Virginia Edwards,
to present, at future meeting Constitution
and Bylaws, for the permanent organization
of the Society. b., g&3% III 80.
On motion, the meeting adjourned, to meet
in the School Room of the Odd Fellows
Building, on Tuesday evening next, at eight
o'clock
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LACAL.

SELECT CoUNCIL.-A meeting of the Select
Council was held last evening
/. The Council adhered to its position in
requiring the debt due to Mrs. Rhea to be
funded.
2. The allowance to Mr. Belote for pay as
acting Mayor in 1865, was referred to the FL
nance Committee. 1. 5a3 a.5aW.e.
8. Col. Blunts proposition to purchase the
ground in Elmwood Cemetery where Federal
soldiers are buried, was conquered in.
4. Several bills were ordered to be paid,
and others otherwise properly disposed of.
s. Messrs, Hardy & Harris were allowed to
pay a balance of lease of property on Town
Point, in interest certificates.
6. General Mahone's communication rela-
tive to the track on Wide Water street, was
concurred in. 3.a...s..
7. The action of the Finance Committee in
DESTROYING redeemed coupons and notes was
s. Report of Street Committee was concur
red in. 4. er.l .a.. s.u t
al 8. Action ON Mrs. Woods comm unication
relative to sale of land near Aims House was
concurred in
10. Communication of Col George Blow
relative to taxes on his property, was concur
red in. os5 ,A.47
IL. Petition Of butchers for an additional
twatchman was concurred in. %, ls.ilsi.s. ~.
II. The action OF the Common Council, af-
ter debate, relative to the wooden building
erected by Mr.. Turner, was not concurred in
10. The appointment of proxies to repre-
sent the cty's interest in the Raleigh and Gas
ton railroad was concurred inland c. A.
Santos, Esq, was appointed proxy. by the Sc
ect Council asead
IA. Pending discussion upon the question
of opening Chapel street, the Council ad-
lourned to meet on Monday next, at o'clock
P. NJ. 46&a3 eG}F4S4
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-His Honor Judge R.. sE.
Baker, presiding. Saturday, June 9, 1865.
P Henneberry, G. Noe, and b. F. Wyatt, alb
sent veniremen, were called and fined So each,
and costs, for their non-attendance. 4
Commonwealth against Jas. Douglass, charged
with arson, was arraigned; pleaded not guilty.
Jury empannelIed and evidence heard, The
jury retired; on return, rendered a verdict not
puiltv t'' ''t 't.''- gag ' -+i-ti' 90 "' -
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DIscHARaE.-There was a discharge from
the Navy Yard yesterday of riggers. 1t is
expected there will be large number of
ship joiners, ship carpenters, and laborers dis
charged to-day. l5,e ,,.I.f "A .,,.s.tt u. y
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RUMoR.-As we are going to press, we
learn that son of Mr. FORREST, attached to
the Old Dominion Office, has been accidentally
shot. We have not time to ascertain the
truth of the rumor, but trust it may prove
unfounded. If true, it will be,a source of
much anxiety and distress to his family and
numerous friends. .s. is 9aa5'- h. +5-ei-
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Mayors Outh-His Honor JAS
G. White, Mayor, resumed the functions of his
Office having been pardoned by the President, as
we announce in another column. y q Stit p
There were no cases of Importance before His
Honor. t+ &FH
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IMPRovEMENTs-Mcn were engaged re-
pairing the pavements on Water street, which
were in bad condition. Several such spots
on our streets need mending. e.l 4o3