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A STROLOGY.
THE WORLD AST0NISHFn

AT THE WONDERFUL REvELATIoNs
MADE BY TIE GREAT ASTROLoGIST
Madame e a. PERREGO. h
she reveals secrets no mort al ever knew
She restores TO happiness those who; from
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restores lost or stolen property, tells you
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?. o. DRAWER 293, BUFFALO N. Y.
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z ROW THT DESTINY. .

MADAM f. r. THORNTON. the great
English Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psy-
chometrician, who has astonished the scief,-
tific classes of the Cid World, has new To-
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NAEAT SHOP,

SAMUEL l.. BRYANT has opened n
Meat Establishment in the cellar under
Hanna u Co.'S News Depot, where he will
of Beef Pork, Veal, Mutton, &e.. The
patronage of the public is respectfully SO.
'lclted Jan.8O, ,1867-ly.
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charge TO the prisoner He referred TO the fact that
Walsh had been granted fair and impartial trial. upon
which no had been convicted OF murder In arst de.
gree He baJe prisoner TO Danish all hopes OF par
don and TO prepare himself for eternity. The judge
closed follows Tho sentence OF tho Court is that
you. Thomas Walsh be taken hence TO tue jail Of tho
county where you have been confined aud that you
there remain Il.il Thursday, the "a Gay OF January
next which day, between tho hours OF Ten 10 tho
morning and three in the afternoon yca 60 banged by
The neck until your body DO dead" The prisoner
manifested no concern whatever at the sentence OF
death, and maintained the frivoity which has marked
MIN during his previous confinement This may arise
X u charitable TO suppose rather from deficiency or
imagination than from perverse nature.
After the prisoner mad been removed from the court
room Judge pepue stated that the law requiring
great extent heretofore aud ordered that al the execu
ton OF Walsh on the "a OF January next persons DO
admitted except the spiritual advisers and relatives OF
the doomed man and haso who necessarily be en-
ployed 10 aid the Sheriff.
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City Court
Held by Judge Thompson.
Court opens at ten O'Clock A. N.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Case Of Bralne, the Alleged Chesapeake

The Case Of Bralne, the Alleged Chesapeake
Pirate.
The United States John c. Brdine.-On this
being called up yesterday morning counsel for tho de-
PENDANT Mr.. VIM. G. De Witt, addressed tho court in
explanation Of the delay unavoidabiy pressing upon tbs
defendant in bringing his case for trial He sadI
am here this morning your Honor, In behalf OF the
prisoner who s arrsgned under indictment Of piracy
on tho high seas. &C. Mr. Wood, who has been acting
as his counsel was recently appointed your Honor Is
duties which al present devolve upon him prevent MIN
from attending here 10 court at presen- indeed, BIO
sha ever take an active part In the defence OF the
prisoner He has given tho case an elaborate pre-
paration, and l hope to proceed with 1t TO
trial very short time; but only retained
Saturday have been able with the prisoner
only few moments this morning. Your Honor Will
perceive that am totally unprepared to with the
trial in case or this great masnttude have % ask
District Attorney in approval OF request-that the
stand for at least week, and in the meantime
can In preparing the case IL is be regretted that the
prisoner has been imprisoned 20 long. II has arisen
from series OF accidents rather than neglect either
upon the part his behalf counsel for the
government. which shall not again occur. ask your
Honor that we have time to prepare for this trial
Assistant District Attorney Allen said that he had
objection the set down for Monday next.
rhe Cour-Thls has been called. think. every
term since the indicted and At every term
tho prisoner has requested = postponement. I have
boon willing TO postpone the case and there must DO an
end TO Judge Benedict nrher remarked
that he understood counsel that they would be
ready Monday next he would postpone the case until
that time.
Mr. De witt said that II it were within the bound OF
human possibility and exeon they would be ready for
trial that day. Tho prisoner claimed TO have been
soldier the service of the called confederacy and
counsel that tho called secretary OF War
or that defnnct government Is present In New York.
whose testimony they could take with regard to the
matter.
Judge Benedict said that no would postpone tho case
until Monday next, and IL further poslponement were
asked for somo legal excuse must be shown.
Tnc court then adjourned
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CITY cuusT.
ActIes for Alleged Faise Imprisonmcnt-Thc
Result Of n !" Family Jar.o
Before judge Thompson.

Actlon for Alleged faise Imprisonmcnt-Thc
Result Of n !" Family Jar.o
Before Judge Thompson
Maria Scudder rs Thomas D. Toyor.-Thc plaintiff.
who rs very respectable appearing woman apparently
about nty years Of age residing at No. $50 Pearl
street. Brooklyn 10 damages in the sum Of
IS 600 for alleged false Imprisonment The defendant
who about fortynve or nfy years OF age resides at
No. 81 wiiloughby street. II appears that prior TO
April 20 last The defendant had some dculty with his
WIFE, growing out Of the presence OF young woman in
tbs family, whom Mr.. Taylor had introduced as his
niece and Consequence Of tins existing iufelcy be.
tween and wife, Mrs. Taylor ieft the house and
went to 1.-Two with her aunt, the palntif In this
Subsequent 20 this ION the 25th Of Apri Mrs. Taylor
retained the house and caused TO DO removed there
IRON quantity OF household properly to The residence
OF her aunt In Pearl street. whom she tcld thai she
intended 70 return TO her husband again.
THIS property taken without The consent Of Mr. Tay
lor On The 18th OF May the defendant this APP
peared before Justice Buckley ~ the CITY Hail. and pro-
cured . search warrant with which officer barr
proceeded to the PLAINTIFF house, recovered part OF
stealing II aud before magistrate The case
pending before the Justice several days but was
Gnaily dismissed Wy him. the properly being rhcn re-
turned Mrs Scudder who brings suit 10 recover
for false and malicious arrest aud alleges that tie de-
fendan, merely desired punish her for interference
ncsr called and testified - 70 the arrest Of
Mn ssuddsr and the recovery OF tho properly. white
Jasce BUCKLEY ana the clerk 0. the court testified
;hS Issuing Of the warrant Mira Taylor wns was richly
arcd also testified Is 70 the lemovA Of he property In
question but denied that Mrs sc1ddcr was concerned IN
sad removal The defence admits OF the Issuing OF the
warrant and the arrest OF the complainant but denies
I'll malicious latent 10 tho premises Case SILL on
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GRAINED LEAVES
Major General A. y. Smith. Colonel Seventh cavalry,
has been granted ak months leave or absence First
Lieutenant A. W. vogdes Fourth infantry, leave OF alb
further extended sixty days Brcvet euteuant
Colonel Sweitzsr, second United atcs cavalry. 10
granted leave OF abscce for six months, with permits
SION leave the United states
Brevet Brigadier General Charles A. Fitxhugh. FIRST
lieutenant Fourth United States artillery has bsen
granted leave OF absence for six months Second Leu-
tenant X. Thompson. Thirty ninth Uuited States In
fanYy has been granted sixty days delay joining his
regiment; Second Lieutenant w. w. Pyler, Ninth
United states cavalry has been granted thirty days
delay In joining his regiment; First Lieutenant y. w.
Laggard colonel Forty infantry has been granted
xty days delay In joining his regiment IN the Depart
mont Of the Gulf
second Lieutenant /. y Rogers, First iufanry. has
been granted thirty days DELAY In joining his regimen
MusrrrED
Tho order mastering Dreset Major X G. Morynn As.
sstant Qnartcrmaster United States Volunteers, or
service Is further extended TO January !. 1865
ASSIGNED TO STAFF Duty
Brevct LieItensnt Colonel II. w. Smith, Twenty fourth
infantry, been assigned 10 duty adcdecamp to
Major General ltrry Brcvet Lieutenant Colonel e II.
Graves, Thirty fourth Infantry, has been ASST ned
duty as aide-dc-canp TO Major General Ferry
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BROOKLYy INTELLIGENCE.

TIE TRouBtx Wits Tns Cry RAILROAD CosrAsIEs. -
In July last the Common Coascii passed resolution
authorizing the street Commissioner. M Robert Fury
10 remove Oh obstruot,ons 70 the river front Various
parties we're duly notified, and among others the city
railroad companies which have their terminus Al the
foot Of Fulton street. Some OF the companies sgnifcd
their willingness 10 comply With the order. and the city
railroad company shortly after psrchased site near
tho ferry on which they intend 10 put mp large depot,
The Commissioner sent several notices 70 ths CON.
psniss but no chsnse wss made and Yesterday he
ceeded TO carry out the unpleasant doy which he believed
imposed upon him BY the resolution Of tbs Bosr6
The NswtoHn and Coney Island Railroad Companise
which havother terminus ~ the OF WAFER and
Fulton sreess; the Jamaica Railroad Company a. the
OF rurmau and Fulton sests; add the Brooky
City Railroad COMPANY ~ the foot OF Fulton street
were notified that they would no longer be- allowed 10
obsruct the streets By having the detained longer
than necessary for the passengers 10 alght the
Commnsionsr accompanied BY Two Of his sssstans
Mr. Quinn and Mr. prG The starters conduc,ors and
drivers OF the cars wh but one exception checruiv
complied with the orders. and ali tie cars were kept
pretty constantly In moiioa. driver and the starter
% the Jamaica road were arrested but tho company
eos injunction sgAust the commls oner.
sud the fnca wer0 discharged. The other companies
aso got out uiunctons, and there will BE- further
terfereuce until the question be fgucd before the
Supreme Court spccai Term.
hoRrrAnv Rsrcxr. -According 10 the weekly state
msnt 81 deaths made By the Bureau Of vital Statistics
shss we're lI3 deaths In BrookSh during the week end
Ing saturday, November 10. o The deceased 30 were
men. q women 90 bsys and 50 riris IS we're chdrsa
unasr twcvs mouthx, ana y ere persons over sKniy
years OF $50 l3j were born 10 the United saes ~ we're
natives OF ireland, 10 OF Germany add Of England TIE
principal diseases --Consumption. IL; pneumonia.
TO- scrrct fever 49, convulsons 10 ciphthesa Nboop-
ing cough and debility. each; uroschNs. y; dyscn-