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Jersey City.

Jorscy City, tfa~ Ml
ACCIDENT ON rnD ERIE RAILwAY.-A cattle train was
thrown from the track yesterday forenoon, between
Goshen and Middletowp, BY The breaking Of rail- Four
delayed three hours and the Port Jervs down trA
nearly an hour By the accident.
Mosn ILLICIT DnnIIAnoN. Five barrels Of whiskey
were ssissd by detective Of the Internal Revenue yes
tsrday forenoon q the Ens Railway depot whore they
had just arrived being consigned from Mddlstown The
seizure No claimant Appeared during the day.
ConFlAun A0AuRsr fss s1oaAos or PEnoLsun.-The
complaints made By Mr. Hsnwooa againse Edward n.
valsntine for violating the ordnascs regarding The
storage Of pssrolsun trisd yesterday before the
rsAuxs Or rns GRAND sssssr Tack FsUsraArp N nm
CAAscrrxol's Ixsusc.cu 0u the 1ssh ult rsssaasson
wss passsd BY the Common csunsii snpovsras che
Street Commissions 70 tear up the side track II 0sad
street u the expense Of The city. in the Bergen
Railroad Company failed 10 rsnovs II before given
tuna Yesterday morning the Commissiener proceeded
of me cSmsos ccuncii, vssa s. . sss -. ssrvsd s.
Deputy Sheriff. with injunction from Chancellor "a
brieke staying all proceedings until the city authorities
solvsd It 10 Aoe rsturnAbls tll the 2lsh insk The
AMIR created liiels excissmsnt the tissns have
regarded this side tpsck a indsfsnsble nuisanca
CnARoED wrrn srRAtsso PocxErBooK. Sarah Miller,
employee in The fancy goods store Of Miss Caver
store wedussaay afevnooa, and whsn Mis CAvilisr
returned pcckstbook containing e10 was m - nom
the table where had bssu lsfl Sarah y sow -
tody. .eaasta st 4
LsoAI QunsnoS n RsuARD 70 rss RpETs ov RArL-
ROAD ConrAm. -Mr. J. Butler. Of New Brunswick, FOR
the purpose OF tsains the legal rights Of railroad
paniss 70 rsfuss 70 scoept ckss purchased the day
prsyicssy. on Saturday presented Erdsys ticket On
only.n The conductor refused IL and Mr. Butler not
psessnting another We put o6 The train at Newark.
Mr. Butler appeared before Justice Thatcher and the
conductor and bhose Who a1oised him In the perform.
Of his dutes have been arrested and required
give bail 70 appear ~ cours and answer the charge
RUNWAY Accpur.-on wednesday afternoon, about
nvs O'Clock horse attached % light sleigh becoming
unmsnagsshss away hrowing the occupants Of the
vehicle the driver and two children Of Mr. Charles Tsy
lcr Of 90 High street. 70 the ground Fortunately the
children ssoApsd unisjursd while the driver osy
ously o. iaking ths New Jersey Rallresd bridge
the P1saio river - . route 70 Esst Newark Upon
r0aehug the go ead of the draw however, he fell Ia
bsswscn tAs es OF The bridge from which position be
was rsscue6 b the mease OF panka The AFFAIR caused
ths carr due y NE bridge q that hour. n .s -.
MONTHLY Pcs,cs Rsroar Tho moashiy police report
shows mai there wsrs 2sl arrests By tho police fcrcs
made durisg the month Of December just CLOSED being
thirty less tban thoss Of shs preceding month Dasng
ths year thers vsro coectsd q iicsuss ss from shows
and sxbibtIons 81 zoo 81. The annual report shows
2s03 arrests for the year 1855; number Of iodeess
oommodatcd during the year. 6,36o.
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Races nc New OrleaDs.
sEooxp DAy.-lstsiris Ccurss, New Orleans. Decem.
james ISass Meclosksy names I. O. xoOrs,ss Stone
,.ao rs ,.s9 81. .1a Is ?,
James McCloskey James Ralph 0gies b. 6. Jack Arm.
! strong By Bob bhnsoo, dam By Brswner's Eclipse.
H. B. Foley namS =. W. wslden's b q Knighshood,
BY Knight Of q George. dam Gycsrs, BY Sovereign.
roi., On nans jsSsi sy imp I:i.o.n,;
dam julia, BY dsncos, yeazs old Drsss rod and
w. 0'P P:s:i: n.s: Il Il 1;:::;,: b M Cam:
Payne By Nosysns, dam Rsisass - Bsshsns,S
VA S:v:s N 4; -. ~ !,
Or ". b wood nnss !. 4 snisnsh q Eoay Am.
(Esoke her brdl Just at ths TAP Of ths drum. con-
ssquently did NJ start y fei M
ssooD RAc.. SINE day.-Jecksy Club purse. $1,000
! Minor ,'I names s A A,sxasasr's b o Lancaster,
By Lexington, Jam Blue Bosnss by Hsdgsiord,
years old Drsss-Bius jsctss with SASH :,
Foley nam: d. j. " wsidoas Oh. !. Aide.
\ bsran, by osunodovs dam Mamie Lswls. oy :.
Glencoe, 9 Jest old DssO-Red and Maroon. 2
INN. ..: B:e < oss
if-6s v b wSa s.ssss = A sn,sAsEI
= -
Al T I. < Fosy ssmss b. j. ". wsidons Oh. {.
Local BY lsllains. dam Maroon. By Glen !.
&C CO ysos siooSe 81 Mama. Nike w:c5s n Z. b.
Patrick, b. might Of g. George, dam by
4eD IsIs'i a.,s:r ss:r s:%:; ss sr iais. Sy wlss
dan BY 0bnccs . yean DID,. .......... dis
s.. m; a:sSsSlsssas sss S.::.. ssso rr.. NH.
" WI L. p Pssss nsmss r. q. p..ssroa's b b. Harry Of
ne wsst By Lexington, dam Laura, BY Lsvisshan, !,
Dr. r. Il wood name: i A. snshs cH Il Fannie
Brown, " Lightning, dam Laura Bruce BY Star
I 5oy ~ name. Name; Dr. j. VI wsidoa's ci. Aide
barsn, By rns commodors dam Mamie Lswis By
p el'iSSs sss ,sI.. s:m;o. !, Harper: cs q sep
X ..;ss sis z gss:: ::ssss ;sx
rs Ssosss mn 6Ar.@Ssssisis cour.s. New oresss, Thurs
dsy, Dso.nsst. q, iscs Jockey Club puns sseo
5s@ss a xsc'osssy @ % names =. O. moore. s,onswsn
yscksss, By Lightning, 1am EdAh, By Sovereign, 3
20 bsss bus and b'ss r..s I a:;,: a..
as, BY mp Scythisn, dam Ana Adams, BY Glencoe.
~. O. Drs9s. white ~ blue .......... .
ss, ssn ..ns: ss,ssa d. y Ssso. q
red ssd naEocs 80
olds Nile -subscrlption sioo-lsn forfeit $500
Tbsnss Bscou,s . { sI.s.y, by Rodgers.
=. q. mcotss b & fansis Cheat ham, BY Len.
ipgten dam Laura, By imp. Leviathan. ....2 1 2 2
=. r. Smiths sh. o. By star Davis, dam
Knsona, by voucher. ev.........-.........,.l 3dis
n Atchissn AIsxsndsrs ch. 9 Canada, BY
Lexington dam Casips, by Cripple. .......4 4 lro
AmsSda, AM " GIsncce' p'd forfeit
Thoe a. Bacon names b p. Cockrsil's ch. r. by
Jack ns'ous dam Pea Bvssss, BY imp
'''' / T,ns' =: iI.ilssSt-i.si-i.si-Sisx -
zuD 1xm~Same day-Anppal slans foS tbses ysps
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Monthly Meesiag-Tenement Houses 90 be
Imprevod-ForeiGn RaSs Permitted 60 Land
ssrinGens Rules Rssarains Physicians' Re-
surus-Prssress sG shs Cholera RpiAsmic In
Rsrepe aaA the West Indies.
The regular weekly meeting or the commissioners
hsld ysssrday aftsneoa President Sehus In the chair
On taking his seat the President iutinstsd f the infor
nation Of shs public that the baggage Of passengers
In The steamers virginA Peruvian and Union detained
on account Of chols might BE- had by the several
owners % application 70 the authorities Of CassIe
Garden. tsst
Mr. Buse, attorney 10 The Board informed the meet
ing that be bed directed staissp 10 be prepared pnor
70 commencing proceedings compel owners Of tsns-
mont houses % improve the condition and provide
proper conves,sncss sduncive 70 SAID houses No less
than twenty-five Of these buildings were reported "a
being dAngsrous % TO Their sanitary condition by the
several inspectors some IN such ny condition - 70
be uninhabnabls.
verbal report vss made BY the Sanitary Committee,
importatons OF rags from the Levani said 70 be
fectsd The bales we're ordered to BE- admitted
The Treasurer submitted several accounts for current
Dr. Sw1ssURss cali the attention Of the Board to the
necessity for more stringent rules IN the matter Of cer
The disease oflen being wrongly described either from
carecssness iguorance One case In particular he
70 Il
impossible The matter freely discussed and refer
red TO DR. Harris and COMMITTEES
The report Of superintendent Dalton va received and
DR. swupuRxs Submitted letter addressed BY J. Y.
sysSs co.cor os q os me-
subject Of choIor information having been received
through the ats Department n relation 70 the progress
W. L. repous under date Of November ~, the prugress
Of the disease q - Thomaa Asiatio cholera Of ma
two cssss during sss rs three days Of lie appear.
spcs UaI,ed States Consul - Palermo reports the
sinuancs Of cholera there In . mder form. United
ssass Consul Liverpool sssse thai the medical officer
q that po reporss oholsr exiss demic II
that place longer and further says tNovembsr 3O)
shas there very few caees In the United Kingdom
ana 1ooo b0s exss % all ~ IN epidemic.
ne Board adjourned 10 thursday nexI 81
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and peihsy rqsSte6 70 hand over Their a. esssssins
o. p .n .Sy CycSs Uh .sscn q. ana Ssas sne r
and uppsk ne morning was bright and consequently
objects could b easily discernsd At some distance which
makes this robbery ali the more remarkable The VIC
tins declined to aow their names TO be used and Is
said have LEFT for thsir beng New ysrSey 70 disgust
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AddStIenal Seizures Yeeeerday--The Reveuue
Iwspeessrs % the Alert, ase.
Mr. j. C. Horton, Issssnal Rsvsune Inspector, effected
the following sssEurs alleged Illicit dssisrtes yeses
day John HsmnsS, sls wse vertysixsh street. and
Patrick reneIon, 100 wsss rhirtisth street. Hemmers
10 small place. his sun being incapable Of producing
than two or three barrels day He returned -four
barrels Lest month 70 Revenue Collector Fsnsicns
still . In The Of backsmth shop, and 70 also OF
very limited capacity Eight barels Of whskey were
found the prsmisea In this piacs 10 alleged there
has mot been even pretencs or Complying with the ay
aod The stll has only been worked al night thorough
system Of police has nov been essAbsbed and there ~
bal iis doubt that IIc, busnsss viii b. eectoaly pre-
vented. ~
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Muruo on ms BoAnD. ov THrsrrp % Mosas%
nA--On Wednesday evening last The Board Of Trustees
for the town Of Morrsania held meeting q Ne Town
Hail. Al eight O'Clock. Nr. Teller wss elsctsd Town
took their ssass = new nsmbsrs ne csunrmss,n r
Tho opening Of Van Sta street. IRON Boston road 70 TN
Harlem RailruaA was confirmed. Mr. 0eoFk vas elected
utegtSneg, QtAN AtlN Nl1eN NeyN Alge W.
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AucusrA, Ca, Jan. 2, leeS
severHa bunsrsd freedmen have len 0scrga and
oShs are about leaying work the coseon japns os
Tsxna Cor oos-lcurth y The crop. ...-4
me Usasd Sssass government oGss 70 ssnd v fsnss
frss a ohasea such freedmen - are new uopsvlnf
rstoss and who ass lspossd % msss nssss'ves usss
y ~ Lose stsr etaeo
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dAs-fvs n1s ihsas- -sshscnpsioa sse-s1ee ~
\ Atchison Nexandsr's b. q Lancastsr, BY
Lsxingsou, dam Blue Bonnel -vafd over
Also CD, c Merrill, By Lexington, dam Marian,
W us9uoOe ...sPS SOSioss
Aso O 6ayswater, by Lexington, dam Bay
leaf by Yorkshire. ..p'd forfeit
4 A. Smiths b. G Edgecomb. by Lexington.
dam Maid Of Edgecomb b......-..........p'd forfeit
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AubIn Louis Hedesin de Pens Lsdsre.
The French papers announce the recent deaah os THE
eocsntric character. He was shs sou o. ons o he
judges of The tribunal Of The MArshA of France, md
vas the last Of the family Of the sreas Colbert He wss
linguist archseloUst and gsographsv. ana ssssssA
Nalto In compiling his "Asnass d. voyses" Being Of
most unique cast q couutsuancs, and wearnG mees
picturesque cossums. ne became an object Of public
yellow cloth with Two OF shs large buttons Of The
old Pompiers of the National Guard; huge old faeh
ioned striped wastcoas which concealed In the depths
gray cloth, open q the sides and buttonsd near she
ankle; blue ssockingA shoes much worn, whSce 40
never known polish; his head cap Of fadeo velveS
Hs.r .;S .ssss Ss ss: :s.s . e.
carried crooked walking stick. OF the time OF the ns
republic Notwthsasdng this eooentricisy, however.
was %sn Of os % ss ,S
Baroness Bisee - D1arcsswss.
The Journal d ESr noscss Ne recent death Of tbs
lsdy. she wa the daughter o. Captain Ls Mormee,
Who. whsn dyas from wound shs battle nsd, gave
bs dsssher over 10 Ne charge Of NaFoosns then hts
suueror oeosv He took charge Of the child and had
her properly sducaAsd On her atatnlng her twentsss
An sid d.decsnp on Ms ssan wearing the dress Of
an cfBosp ~ sharing ell the deDesS OF var:
AZ tho bosss waisroo - ocer Of ordpencs asssmlted
y drive HE weCas ovss . ne Brvsn ~ cseSs ~ ~
ohss happsssd 70 b n one Of the wagons 80 jump
inR n(o hs svsllsd pistol a. The traitor ana threat
nns hs NE sompslled ng e .ssrsss ns sssgs ~ Ins
yeasA
Death sf as Aged Lady ~ Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Jan ., 1851.
Nn. Judge Bususs psosssr, and the Oldest repre-
ssnsavs of The ssccud estate IN the city, died today.
assd nssssy years-
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1870. y. $3.50 Monns, Jan. 3 1851
destructive ore occurred this ornne q M corpsr
Of Jackocn and Dsuphns streesa Ons man W. killed
~ falling vail 10 L. b eNlpatsd ~ eioo,ooo;
DaSrojD heWV1,
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ScAMssdxv Bar~ey. This sas an action 70 recover
szcsa of dasiea The question was whether the goods
sn vhch the duties had 6sen levied were goods OF
ssaalar description TO ds,nines The plaintiff says that
ahey Saxoay dress goods pos de chevre and not
Of description similar deaines and liable 70 hess
duty undsr the Of 1862 The has been AZ trial
for q week, and may be closed to-day. Counsel for
plAintiG Nh. Grswod Mr. Courtney and Mr., Allen for
AefendanL 'e =. II ~
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COUNT cALEMOAR-IHIs DAY.


SUPREME sr-CaAnsERs --Noa ll3 las, ls7, 100,
1es, loQ, 17G Call begins u 22S
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THE c uR Is
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT r,lua1.

Action 70 Recover Bxr ,ess or Duty.
s.s. s. Refora JuAro g. ~..ia-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ROBBERY on ST. JAMES STREET.-THE
house of Mr.. William Tyree, on ST. James
street, was entered by thieves at an early
hour Saturday night, and lot of bed
clothing, &C., was stolen from a chamber
on the second floor. A lady was sitting
in an adjoining room with the door partly
open. She heard the noise made by the
robbers, but supposing that it was occa-
stoned by some member Of the. family
moving about, she gave no alarm. Tie
goods were successfully removed in about
ten minutes. The value Of the stolen
property was thirty dollars.
The thieves effected their entrance
through the front door, which had been
accidentally left open.
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INCREASED FACILITIES FOR TRAVEL BE-
TWEEN RICHMOND AND MAScHEsTER.-Itis is a
little strange that in this cage of progress"
with two railroad bridges spanning James
river, no effort mas been made to facilitate
communication between Richmond and
Manchester by means of small passenger
cars propelled by steam, aud making fire.
quent trips at low fares between the two
points. 1t can hardly be doubted, we pre-
sumo, that such an enterprise would pay,
and that its success would contribute ma
terially to the enhancement of the value Of
property in Manchester and to the increase
of its population. We are not aware Of
any legal difficulty that would prevent the
execution of the scheme; and if there is
none, we hope the authorities of Manches-
ter will deem it advisable to bring the sub
ject to the attention Of the Richmond and
Danvile Railroad Company at its approach
ing annual meeting, or to take such other
steps as will effect the desired object.
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of his duty, was called up. Policeman
Hix testified that William Crenshaw was
going up Broad street with party of ne
groes, and he turned around and called
him, through tin trumpet, q name which
would indicate that be walked on four legs
instead of one. About dozen negro wit
nesses who were with Crenshaw testified
that they were Just coming ont Of Ram
cat alley, when Crenshaw turned and called
to one of the party, "Come on, you son Of
-" Policeman Hix "was suttinly
mistaken, cause Bill Crenshaw want hol-
lerin at him." He was merely passing the
compliments Of the season with his friends.
The Mayor decided that Crenshaw was
guilty of disorderly conduct, whether he
called to the policeman or his friends. He
required him to give surety for his good
behavior.
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The DIAMOND RING RoBBERY.--The con-
tinued case Of Montgomery cambridge
(negro), charged with stealing a suit of
clothing and a diamond ring valued at
$4,000, the property OF the major of the
Fifth United States cavalry, was called
before the Mayor yesterday. The evil
dcnce of several witnesses was taken,
which corroborated the statement of the
robbery already given. cambridge gave
in a story from which it would appear
that be went to tic wreck Of the carriage
from which the property was stolen and
took away from it wlcnchcs aud every
thing else but the clothing. He aid "dat
his witnesses want dar dough, and he
wanted 10 wait ior 'cm." The case was
continued until Friday morning.
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auction Sales This Dan.

BOWMAN STROOCK will sell ut 10 O. 'clocl
large assortment of scasona bic dry goods
boots, shoes, &c.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSON will
sell At l2 o'clock, At Mrs. l.. NJ. g. Pace s
on the Meadowbridge road, three miles
northeast of Richmond, about three hun.
dred barrels Of corn and the shucks there.
from.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 o'clock
avery good assortment Of household furni.
ture.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSON will
sell At O'Clock 4 handsome brick tene.
ment on the north side of Grace between
Third and'Fourth streets, and vacant lots
on the west side of Eighth street, in the
plan Of Mills's garden.
SHERIFF WRIGHT will sell at II o'clock, nj
Christian Lea x Co.'S, corner Main street
and Locust alley, n lot Of rectifying and
receiving tubs, claret wine, &c.
L. GATHR1GHT will sell Mt 1883 Main
street, commencing 1T 10 a. NJ, household
furniture, beds, and miscellaneous goods
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MAYORS COURT-MAYoR MAYO PRE-
SIDING MONDAY MoRNING.-Cornelius
Williams alias Stephen Wright (negro),
charged with having in bis possession Tag
OF cabbage supposed to have been stolen,
was arraigned. John Scott, old negro man,
was arraigned for Ealing the aforesaid
cabbage from Mrs. Van Lew. Cornelius
said that Uncle John "gi de cabbages TO
him for shelling O. corn" Uncle John SAID
"he didn't do no such thing. A colored
lady whar lib wild Mrs. Van Lew q de cao-
baees to him for his Sunday bilin, and notD
she saw she didn't gi de cabbages to HIM"
The "colored lady whar lib wild Mrs. van
Lew was called up, and said she "hao
never in de whole course Of her life q him
cabbage in his life" "Now," said Uncle
John, " you done gone an done it. You g
me de cabbage, and you say you didn't:
! Now, eff dat amt steppin back on man
don't know nuthip." Cornelius and Uncle
John were set back.
William Thomas (negro), charged with
Receiving the shawl stolen in the May yor's
court on Saturday from ade woman whar
never told lie in her life," was sent on.
James Martin, charged with assauitlne
and beating ELIJAH Lee NEGRO ahanj' "aI
sent on to answer Indictment for assaui'
and battery.
Armistead Parr and Robert Deadmonc
NEGRO bovs), charged with stealing tw'
bags aud pound OF butter from James
| Wade, were sent to Jail. :.
The continued case of George DaVi
(negro), charged with stealing, two coat
from John j. Williams. was called up, an
George was sent on.
William Crenshaw, mulatto, charge
With being disorderly On the street, an
sbsaIus p0!!esRsa Biz While 10 sssssa'E
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PORT OF kIUHMOHp, DEcENBER2. lo57.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hatteras, Couch, New York, Merchal-
disc aud passengers, 5. AyIes Go.
Steamer Petersburg, Trdvers. Baltimore, mer-
chandiss and passenSern ID. y w. Curris.
Schooner e. WIr r,eImap, merchandise, New
York. captain.
schooner q. 2. Connoysr, -, Phiia ade!phia,
coal, Z. l.. MorrIss.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
chsnIlse and passengers. l.. b. ratum
Schooner john Siroup, -, New YORK, uer-
chandise, Cur.i-, Parker Rdtick.
schooner Sarulnian, Roibrook, Boston, mer-
chandise, Carrie y C1Cwoll.
MEMORANDA.
Echooner A. p. Cranm"r, -, sailed from New
YORK for Il cnmo.d d on tho LIST.
Brig w. IL. Bigzlow Barker, hence FOR Liver
pool, WAS of N aTterford, Ems sland, on the lstn o.
November.
WuIrs HOUSE, December Arrived, steamer
Mystc torfoik, merchandise anu passengers
Rich mOnd and York iver railroad STEAMER hd
niral kerwan, Bsltimore, merch4ndise and pas.
seugers, Ricamond aud \ urk hiver railroad
Schooner Mem-nto, loaded with pine wood from
Virginia, Is ashore near Long Branch. shs wen
ashore Friday ight during the blow from sooth
east.
TELEGBAPH.
NEW YORK December 2.-Arrived, steamer
Niagara and AlbeLuaTle from Richmond.
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PRESBYTERIAN CoMMITTEEs.-TheG Gene
raj Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
which has recently been in session at Nash
vile, Tenn, passed resolution removing
their publication and educational commit
tees, now located in Richmond, to the city
of Baltimore. These committees have
hitherto occupied the rooms in the hand.
some building opposite the post-office.
The change Of location will doubtless
necessitate the loss to Richmond Of two OF
three highly-esteemed ministers Of the
PRESBYTERIAN denomination.
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REPuBL1CAN MEETING To-NmHT.-
| There will be meeting Of the Republican
citizens of Richmond tonight at the Uni
versalist church. The celebrated DR..
Bayne, of Norfolk, and other distinguish
ed speakers will endcavor to reconcile
the differences in the party"
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JUDGE BURNHAA's COURT.-In this court
Yesterday the following business was dis
posed of:
Albert Thornton, arraigned on an indict-
ment for grand larceny, was found guilty
and sentenced to the penitentiary for i've
wears. A motion TO set aside the verdict
was oyerruled by the court.
John O.'Tyler was arraigned on an In
dictment for grand larceny and for felo'
niously receiving stolen goods, knowing
the same to have been stolen. At late
hour last evening the jury had not agreed
upon verdict.
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UxDERwo0D's GRAND JURY.-This body
adjourned yesterday to meet again on the
fourth Wednesday in January. The long
recess is designed to give the grand jurors
an opportunity to attend the Constitutional
Convention, which assemblies to-day.
The indictment found against Mr.. Davis
has not yet been made public; indeed, no
presentmentS have been reported.
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TEMPERANCE MEET1NG.-There will be
public temperance meeting in the hall OF
Hutchinson Division, No. 63, Sons OF
Temperance, this evening at hali-past 7
o'clock. The public and members of sis
ter Divisions are invited to attend.
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HENR1co COUNTY COURT.-The Novem-
Der term Of this court commenced yester-
day. No business Of public interest was
transacted.
Adjourned until to- day
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O2YIcE VIRGINIA CSgrnAL RAILROAD Go..l
RICHMOND. October I, 1867.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y On and after OCTOBER lsT the Mail Train
will be run between Richmond and Staunton
daily, except on Sunday. aud on sunday between
Richmond and Gordousville. West Of Staunton
the Mail Train viii leave for Cov!ngton on NOM
DAYS WEDNESDAYS, and FklDAYS, and 70.
turn alternate days.
Leave Richmond. nd........................7f5 .7f5 A. u.
Leave Stanton for Covington. 3s p. u
Leave Staunton for Richmond. 800 A. II.
Freight Trains daily Except Sunday leave
Richmond ut 7 P. N. and I A n.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prominent
points North and south, and to Lynchburg, Lex
ingon Hartisonburg. Lewisburg, and other pro-
minant points in the West
At CovinQton. JANIS ]. A. TRoTTBR 4 BRO.
TaER'S STAGE LINE connects with the Mall
Train for White sulphur, Lewisourg. and Ka-
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore to
Charleston, two and a half days.
st stanton anu Goshen, HARMAG CO.'S
STAGE LIN ES connect with Mail Train for Lex.
ington daily Except Sundays) and passengers
go through from Richfnond or Baltimore same
day.
The Passenger Car / heretofore attached to
Freight Trains will be discontinued
Fl. d. WHITCoMB,
oc1 General Superintendent.