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The New York herald., 1867-10-24
NEW JERSEY.


Jersey city.
hAs MIsxrsc-A man named Z. H. Ne Ri-y's of
us city, left his home on wednesday, the 7th instant
and hes nos sisce been heard from. He ief. with the
,nssnsoa Of having sai ou the riser with some
frssn4A
Uaa.ez city.
ipzSrrRn-A foo days since account was pub
hsAed IN the HEsIp Of The nndsg Of clothes on
hs bsns cf the HscksbsAck river. and 10 supposed
yesterday ~ Mixs DencAas OF brookiyn, belonging
70 ee. brother. sho m'ssias The body has not YET
tssn found
A~rsU svkfrrSa AvrsAx-Y yesterday afternoon q
The lager beer saloon OF Henry wehihahn,
J~ssrss stree, alteration having occurred
hs.~ssn I'm snd The proprietor the ,si.c' alleged
- a~ep wcasa 4 warraa, sas issued by Justice
whss, asd she s-saiant Was held 70 bail iu&3oo Tor
usL
New Rv~~.wick
sox- fNsrsnssrs-- isruRTssr Ac1Ios.-Ths Grand
nss-on S0ns c Temperance of New jersey, assembled
~ ths city yesterday morning and remained In session
darog the dss. Tho repors ~ the various ofncers
ssss .s.s -. orssr s,sry p.sspssoSs coaeon ssysn
n~~ divisions have been Instituted during the past
qssrs~v, ana over 200 names have been added 70 the
fhs state had delegates IN stisndaDce. 20 the
poriance ~ the ba.inesx "a be brooght up Aher the
% slso. .ass q ssss@s gai, MEMBER Of sosord,
nate dxte cas- rejected the vote being taken bv
dsfionA tbs ~ Important action on the part OF the
Grand Dylsoo Ne~ York and other States females
admitted full membership There eopsidera-
HE ezessment Manifested the result In the even
ing . vel attended pvoiic temperance meeting was
bod, oh ca Sss addressed nv q. w. " George H.
hics. who hes isst returned from Europe and y. G. w.
" Lawrence.
frasL HaASsRxS The nidflesex Grand Jury have
fosnt twytnict against the Rcantrce, VINO,
10 charged. attempted % murder hts father n-aw at
Nsw Market and hts trial s'li take place the
courts " the county. which In session.
cArearn Nannssnr Yesterday about eleven o'clock
forenoon Thomas Curran, who s working At Rogers
irunworks, had his hand caught In the shafting. bv
which the arteries completely severed ard tho
palm and wrist much arerset while Of the
mail bones ~ The hand badly crushed
REfuKiJcss MsErs0A-A meeting was held on Tues-
day nisht al Union Hail. naramEs ~hIch addressed
bv John Davidson, q Elizabeth, and General T. Van
Ruren. Another meeting beld ~ Wynoesic en-
Tuesday nirh,, Squire tafsx IN the chsr THIS meet-
ing addressed by Henry A. Williams aud George
Murls. Esl. mass meet ng ~ republicans ~ts held
fucsday nighI the Wi9wam IN this city which
addressed hy Socrates Tutte the republican candidate
for The senatc, and Mr. Badsin
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SAG g rw wIGu fms n FRlaELr. d T.

IfNm W bostoh NsIV tdFeftFef. tvt u
The death of M " l. lay ~ lss r~ars the ownsr of
TIE webster fsfu Ftnderpf asMwts Ia order ars-
te thr ssthts, that stouit b. soA "a cas- aeeorilsx
" advsnssc very satenAvsis. an " large sum.
osr ci hiadsw ~ eAEt kco1 ttfe8 trpwa gsct~
ed. A. the apfotnisd time howswsr nat thres dozen
perscns. ~ tclc ~efs pres a. Too oF thre~ gents-
men IRON beston sua some o ths ~ sbboFnx lsfm.rs
we're Al that atsemhsf ether fr1m caffaslgg, interest,"
IN abe place desire parcaAae % raspces to gns san
orr of Dante Webster
The home place VAS GrNi PIT mn A. consisted ~ cae
hundred and ninety seres cf isrf. ~uh tho Cd dwel-
ina h0asr - shch ths Wsbsier fAMEg lived a1rng i1e
boshood OF psnrsl hebsef and .n.eA xas esrsd by
Mr Nersef Afterwards anh his aeAl1~-tns Gsw tw0
story addition ~ Mr. fay, ths d~etins hssss bnAs ~
hr ehstsf for John Taylor, tho stable bniis ~
~. lay and ne afse oa Webster barn. N wAs hnsiy
bid on BY Mr. X l. fay one ~ ths bsirs Ter sl6 eos
ot o. niefsals lana 81 ssxwn4y.e ssst pat
up sud ovusbt 80 An acre wee1 snf pasture let
o. about ons hnsired scres then soa Mr. Tag fer
ele 70 per acre The wscd lcs a. ssly ssvsa ses
for e2s 20 per srss 20 Jamss Tsyisv fssr husdfs1
ecre possare snd so~6 ~ - vR4asowa
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Tsr RA,,gc.D TyIrcgr.


TROY, Oct. p ls67
The law requiring The subordinate railway officials 10
appear N a uniform by VIII eh they may BE- distinguished
the herd Of people, took eaci to day ana
the change . nsrv ailoas all the roads cen
tring Albany and here 10 both Cries the officials
alluded 20 appeared in neat. uniform ~ blue with
a variety Of distinguishing hsdsss. appropriate and
fu point of Information the vsyfareE In neither
city did hear any complaints The of tue railroad
employees bat the law seemed have bsea uncamp plan.
infy complied with every where 10 far ~ ! could learn
from incoming trains throughout tho State. This
gradual American assmiliaOn 10 European customs
this and similar matters. 90 lorg resisted ny
ncction upon sovereignty mdepenient cizsna is
somew bat noteworthy.
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arrival sf Ges~vai Rss~seau and the Rrs
Gsnmt~stan~r. &C San Franchises.
prom the Alta California Sept. Is.
General NJ I. Roassasn. who has heep aesirna,4 :
me command Of The n~wiy acquired I>rr,orv on Al,
MS family and stat cunssstns S Captaiu n. n +
sesa. Leaiessna Gesrss Rcassssu ileulspani Il
ss-i sss isusenani r. W. Gibson. arrived here y
sscrAmsato YESTERDAY. e. rva:s for the far No, y
rsx'ons A. The steamer came up the bay She ba.
o. TORT Point and AlcAuss rosrsd forh . gram
70 welcome % the dis'insuished party on oos
heavy guns being nrsd With rsptitv which star
tosn RON 10 mcrninF nan. and brought up rah,
residents % The upper psrs of the city out en- al
70 ascertain chat Was gong on. w. Dodge.
states Revenue Collector for the new tsrrilory
came oy the Sacramento and is ssopping With
kousseaas party a. the Occidental The
etephens which Will carry the party 70 Si,ka
take detachment of United States iroop@. who
rison that post and ,he post OF Kod ac The
second oi tho comm ssionsrs. Who are charged
duty of formally delivering TO the United -
and military e1therities the possession aud 81. x
Of the immense regions c~d~d By the Emperor ~
70 our government. also arrived BY the sacrau,et
IL stopping with hls associate at tie Cosrnopolr
until the stephens 10 ready TO sail several &C.
with their families, bound for Alaska on bus nrs
or private cama By the Sacramento and will
on tho stephens General Rousseau 10 eDnn,
the Military Department Of Oregon, 10 whish
territory Of Alaska 10 attached.
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CITY RAllRoal Arcl1ENrs

little girl named Ann Mitchell, nine years OF arc
last night near Yonkcn hy train on sns
Hudson River Railroad and severely injorea that
her life Is despaired OF.
John Flynn, Of 3o4 West Nineteenth street. was run
over about ten o'clock nigh, ine-,ec,ion ~
Eighteenth street and Tenth avenue by train of the
Hudson River Railroad and Instantly killed.
Anna Smith girl residing al zoo Fast seven
teonih street. was knocked down aud run over by car
No. IS OF the Third avenue line shout half.psx
O'Clock last night at the pterseciion OF Eighteenh
street ana Third avenue and very seriously injured
Eariin Iowber, driver Of the car. was arrested
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k.nGS COUNTY POLITICS.

Meeting OF the Independent Democrats.
second meeting Of the independent democrats Of
Brooklyn who refuse to support the candidates placed
In nomination at tho recent conventions, held
last night at Montague Hail. At the nrst meeting .
committee was appointed TO perfect the organization.
and last hight they reported list OF their delegates
from each ward and township 20 make nomin atons.
The report adopted. Remarks made by Mcssrs
j. H. heyenberg, B. Mofat, ex-Judge BIrdsa and ~
f. Warpg resolution adopted directing the
county convention TO meet at two O'Clock tomorrow
and the city convention ot four O'Clock. The meeting
then adlonTned untll Friday evening.
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ARREST ON A CHAnGE or esAHD LARCENY.

Some few days ago information received at Police
Headquarters In TINS city to the effect that young Ger
man, Inamed Carl Fred Dicrst, hostier for M H. i.
Brown of Erie, Pa, bad decamped from that gentle.
mans establishment tho 10th OF August taking with
him $3.50 in money belonging 10 Mr.. Brown and was
believed 10 be In this city or vicinity. Dctec tives
Vaughn and Irving were detailed TO work up the case
and after considerable piping they secured Mr. Dicrst
at house in South Brooklyn, In which he was STAYING
He wac brought TO this city and locked up Ponce
Headquarters yesterday afternoon, aud III be back
to iris, Pa. to-day.
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TRAGIC END or A WIFE mvaufata.

Mira Hoffman, the woman v no was stabbed IN church
At Canton, Ohio the Sunday before last by divorced
husband, died on Saturday last Hoffman hung himself
self by humping his head alsinst . wall aud hs feet
had been chained - precautionary measare but no
managed TO burn hoe IN board partition with . stove
poker and tearing the sheets OF hts cot INTO srl
twisted them into rope, which he passed through
the hole around the side of the partition,
then around his neck. The b0dy waR standing
square the noor when found on Monday
morning, and although his neck Was rome THAT
clear OF the floor unless he drew them M while hang
ing himself. His suspenders we're twisted into cord
aud tied tightly around bis meek: also isl
drawn closely around his head and over hs mouth
indicating THAI he attempted suspend or siranrs He
was left suspended In bis coli TIL Monday afternoon.
when he taken down and buried Citizens had free
access to the cell all the afternoon some blame s
attached 10 the aar for not the prisoner
to prevent him from taking hs lfe lie had ea-
pressed wsh OF late, that lis wife would live hut AZ
nrst only wanted 70 hear she dead. and then he
would te satisfied.
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SOUTHERN Cor1oS FIgns The cotton fields in this
section just constitute of the most attractive
scntcd TO the eye OF morials Ibe caterpillar having
completely stripped tho sayes and branches from the
still burdened stalk, the open bols Of have moth
ing Intervening to hlde their snowy petals from the gaze
OF the behodcr. Each stalk forms . wreath In Itself
beautiful than the Imagination pictured or
the brow Of beauty ever claimed These wrcaths,
ranged in rows and rising 10 the view one above the
other With the autumn sun pouring his liquid beams
upon the dazzling, breathing, dsnsvssd snow nskes
far ssrpasses In richness and ovelincss the most
travasdns csescus Of poetic genius Baa1vidss t0aj
lreuA
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ss,ssl,ur. sse sa.sls sr.sass. . ven . fsr~r&p4
many p1bl,c works.
cIs,rsn Isw sanAevss nad been made prisoner I'D
eonseysd from the Bolivar territory 10 the cap
Several effixsns lmprsoned In The RotundA. had n
set ~ ie~rty, and snsas them ~ers sehosss Ram a
rsrrAio sna fsrz
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ACclDesTAI BURNING.

Casharins Thompson, . girl twelve years ~
engaged IN making Ore In . stove last esen'
residence. No. 3l4 First avenue, when BE-
ignited from the flames In the stove. and hef
anes could DO rendered abe Was shock ingiy spd
fatally burned
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The New Republican headquarters.
The republican headquarters over the nov Post
ofhce opened Tor the first time last evening Tho
Executive Committee and compiecd their
mens for tho grand RATIFICATION meeting bo held at
the headquarters tonight
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BY The arrival Of the steamship Matuara at Panama
We have MES and special correspondence from
Australasia dated Melbourne August 23 sydney, Sep
tsmber l. and Wellington, New Zealand September 9.
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Republican Assc mbly NO,ni,

Republican Assc nbly Nominations.
The following candidates have been nominated In the
several dlstricts:-
second Distric'-E. 1. Sandcrson.
Fourth Distrct--E. s. Moineaux.
Fifth District-Freder,ck T. Parsons
Sixth Dstr ct-Jacob Worth.
Seventh Dstrict-George w. Buckrdge
Eighth Di-trict-Major David X. Austin.
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssIFICATION.

nEMocRArIc UNION ASSOCIATION. EIoHTEEETH
- Assembly district Twenty hrst ward. Al mssune
q the Assembly Convention OF the above district
.ichasl Fay Was unanimously npmnased fcr member ~
Assembly. EDWARD JONES, ChAasmee
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The Interior Qaict-ReorGanixatio Of the
AliIItia.


HAVANA, Oct 16--P. N.
by the spanish steamer Pelayo. arrived here on the
18th inst, We have news 10 the 25lh ult
Among the measures adopted by the government 70
preserve order was that Of the organization OF the
militia In the three departments which form the federal
distract and the separation from Office Of tho govern.
ment employees or conservative party, there called
ollgarchca.
General Cuzman Bsnco. after having successfully
induced senerai Donate Gonzales TO desst from his
wsrike attitude send the troops homo and surrender
ths guns and munitions had returned from Guarenas
ths capla on the 23d. accompanied bv the latter, to
sursd The President that had not risen against the
naii0nxi government but against the State or Bolivar
being dessrmined not TO make terms with the oearchy
.hs fsssranaa defends the increased apprssement OF
coffee aud cocoa, snd the contrary OF cotton.
Inc forrewr of the 23d auds the spontaneous enlist
msns of We militia too thousand strong 10 Cara
csA They made splendid appearance on parade and
msmorabie years of iSss and 1854 In the States OF
fslccn, safsoobs and Aragua tie militia thus formed
nsmesrsd $50. COZ AID 900 men respectively.
thrgae lbinnis had been beaten Ia Corralito juris-
drton 81 Hssio, and his band completely broken up
He bad narr0w escape near Turgua and owed his
ssey y she sreed 81 hs horse Tho government troops
ss '.ms and .oos one prisoner One thou
sseaEta ~ and harano Gonzales had asked pardon
through Ccousi Lauder inspector of tho Recreo parish
~ pras~ Y siEsn 70 the gallant General Francisco
ihe saarsIsome peninsula o. rsrasuana and the
heroic rse " xals Ivng every possible proof OF
Their aahsslan 70 she national cause.
tns lresdsns had not yet been able 10 complete his
me- mlnssy The portfolio OF finance was offered 70
and refused ~ Don Wenesslko Urrutis, and that OF
rcsesn Aa.r. sss accepted By Don JacInto Gutierrez.
rsien In order 10 ans TIE dsrent parsles 0stsrres
stsn6ed 70 brnx forward measures of The greatest i'm
Dsssases sssSass y ssassss vslsys Ne isssgSes VI
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THE ARMY AND NAVY.



pnsRrsKSr cAiIroaN.-srgAtISa ~ roEAcK ry
soS conrns,ostD crylcERs.
TIE War Department has received ths following order
Issued by Major General McDoweli, commanding the
Department Of California on the lsih uil -
u has been reported ny the commander of the dis
tric Of Pr scott that large quantities ~ grain issued bv
his command have been roid ny sh~ Commissioned
Officers and men ior their own personal henedt aud
that In consequence 90 these traces "a nvy boses
have been times exhausted A. 10 ne unabe 10 20
their work In the pursuit OF Indians He further
that - reported 20 him thai his -pecIes of pecalson
obtains every here thiscea That such large
represented should have hem ssaen a. constant
pract and the horses defrs1def sich
to render them unit for service. shows utter
the part of the officers whose business ! 10 that
the public animals IN their charge cared ff. aud
tho district of Prescott the only who're sacn
shameful practices and negscts ohsln for % has crue
TO the notice OF the General Commanding that certain
cavalry stations IN soahefn Arxora horses have been
reported ~ broken down. though grain had been rcga.
larry issued, and no hard service perforned and.
further proof OF these frauds escorts taken by csrs
Who that their horses rrsu 'arlv fed. re-
turned after Ions march IN better order than whcn they
left camps where they had done no hsd dnty Hereafter
commanders OF companies Of cavalry viii make their
cspec al duty 10 see, person and their officers
see Ia person. that the grain and bay issued for their
companies H. actually received and fed their hor~es
they will make throush their pot and dssraci com.
manders monthly reports OF the forage rceived. and
will certify The report thai they have. % their
officers has it hc ualiv led 10 the for hom
drawn These reports will he revised br the disfrel
commanders and forwarded 90 deparm.nt sadqaarers
0fcers commanding cavalry companies ~ill investigate
and report what extent NJ oil, theee frauds have
been practsed In Their companies by the DoD.eom us
mssioned officers and men.
APPOINTED uArv prrv
Brevet Brsacier General =. Townsend, Ninth United
satcs infantry, has been appointed Inspector General
the Department Of California
Lieutenant }. A. Campbell, Third United States ar
shlery has assigned Acting Assisan, Aajs,as,
of hs FIRST
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lac.
A PoLEnn4'. Ronusn -Dsnns tas nesy eosssnuoa e'
the rspuhvcsns u The second sssAafA asu''N 49,
~as bslZ on honcsy evening. some hgsL Lnasss 80. -
ysausy sitnnXa M. distss inta the eaFaeae&s FoA.w
No I.us, r.,s.s one "a ire dslrgses ard shstsscsd
tbtrefr0u q roll Of bitis amoaniAnA W -.
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Tho Navy.

Second Assistant Engineers Robert n Ella and n a
Sutherland have resigned
DETACHED oRpEHKn.
Acting Master william H. Summers has been detached
from the Ohio and ordered TO the Msnmcc Acting Mas
stephen w. Rhodes has been detached from sp<cs
duty al Bay Point O.. Acting Master william "a
Wood, from the Manmee and ordered 10 the ono I'm.
ngn Richard G. Hooper from the ssra.ova and ordered
TO tho Asntic squadron; Acting Volunteer Lieutenant T.
G. vassa has been ordered 20 the Asialc squadron.
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VENEZUELA
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS or THE HERALD.

Financial. Revenue nnd Statistical Measures
Of Government.
HAVANA, Oct. 16 1857
by the mail from Santiago de Cuba have receivsd
news from Venezuela to September "a.
The government had succeeded in obtaining loan OF
Sc, 600, subscribed TO by merchants exclusively which
is to bs redeemed, with interest, by lien the duties
collected by the Custom House OF Laguaya TO the ex.
tent OF thirty OF forty three units undisposed or
An association under the style OF Institute de Credto
Agrcoa to be organized in Caracas As as es-
tablshed branches 10 be formed in Valencia Boil
var City and Maracaibo.
Tho committee named for the arrangement OF the new
tariff the LIST Of October com prsed
some Of the principal firms say Messrs Blohm Noting
4 Co., H. L. Bouton h Co., Santana Brothers Co. !,
Msrxen 4 Co., Machado Elizondo, Hernandez q
R,vodo Ruette, Rohl Co. and Julio Drabel
The following export apprasements had already been
forsarded 70 the govemment:CofI.e slI, cotton sl5
Cocoa SIS per quin,a l00 poundsl and hides 81 SO
each II generally expected that the above vaIua-
would be approved Of in which case the export
rates wo,d be a. foows:-Conec sac, cotton G0c,
60c. per 100 pounds and hides 40c per quinta
With respect 10 the line OF steamers which we're
20 periodically between the Uuted Sates La Guayra
and Porto Cabeio, via It Thomas and Porto Rco IL sp
pears that Don Forencio Rvas the gentleman who was
invested with the need ul authorization and besides
bore sort OF diplomatic character had
compieled the contract with Mr. o. 7. Wright OF New
York. The government has granted subsidy Of $40 600
per annum, which sum was TO be met with the amount
Of import duties derived IRON the same steamers
The political aspect OF the republic bore q TRANQUIL
appearance Tor the time being The government had
confidence 10 being able to maintain public order
Several imprisoDments, however, had taken place in
Ia Guayra ''by way Of precaution.n The Porpenir
.rgsn of the government, OF the l1ih says:-.lt is
generally believed that revolution will break out be-
fore long. although nobody knows where nor who may
he she heroes nor what the principles upon which
Il ~ 10 be proclamed but VIVA. certain is that it
forms the general top OF conversation which cannot
refrain from mentioning In that re- pect however
the gosernm"nt strong enough repel any attempt
that may be made TO disturb the general peacc.n
General joaquin Vale had been appointed as the
director OF the Naval Academy recently founded By the
government nj Coro
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Held BY Judge Gilbert
Court Al o'clock.
wolcoi va JOY ei al. s4-Frlsbie vs. Golassni TN
7S-MatermAn Brownson. aud another.
t~--Long Island Brick Com 96-Gardiner Hennes.y
pany Gray. and another
a-Meyberg et al vs. Fleis sI-Phulp. Heath
and another Ss-Brower v Yerance.
S-Myers Va Campbell S-wade vs. Molloy.
kS-Mlchael Campbell l0o-Ager W. Thomas and
Ss-SooTnon Campbell another
9o-Lyneh - Campbell. l0l-Wat on va Evele,h and
sl-LeSy Linskey and another.
another lo2-Quintard vs.. sikworth
sl-Stevens vs. Frouwer. lUS-StTeeier Lynch.
N-Iernoth Eden s-Clark W. usri
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s HIP PING NE w s.
FORT or NEW yoax. ucTosss q. 1857.



Ship Marmon. Bcsrce San Francisco Ivre : ~
70 Waschscblarer K palmie. Crossed the EQnsi
Pacific July IN Ion l3D, 2a days out: pa. ed Cape
Ia. crossed the Equator In the Atlantic Sept u ii
been IL DAYS north OF Bermuis, and had iighs "
Of the passage. Aug 22, lat 81 10 \, Ion IS - w,
Nora. steering NNE: Sept =. Joseph Sprowi. sero
shot Andrew Quinley seaman who died from thu.
his I'M iury and was buried at sea; 7th. lat 295s.
w, spoke ship chamblua. steering SE Oct g, la
lon 81 So. schr Victor from Lansnhury. M, for
Indies. IL days out: 10Th lat 70 81, Ion II ~,
Cloud steering SW 18Th. lat y6 II, Ion ~ 30 bars
hence for Galveston.
Ship st John (Srl. -, Liverpool, Al days, wi
TO Fessendon & son. Had heavy weather. oct
heavy gale from Sw, lost aud split sails, add receive
damage.
Brig Louisa (Br) Doe Bermuda, 10 dayr. in bali
with 10 passengers, To ID McCol
Schr Meta tBrl, Fouger slace Bay. CR. IS dast
coal, to q " Brewer Had hoavy weather. ana loss
schr B l. Wells. Jackaway. Wilmington. Nc
sloop lrene Smith, Virginia.
Wind sunset NV.
tAmcrican POrts.
CHARLESTON, Oct 23-Arrived, u revenue cutter
derness New Orleans.
SAVANNAH, Oct 23-Arrived, steamship Chas W !
Ward NYork.
For Other shipping Ne,s see Eighh Pdge.
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yACHrIss.
Yacht Race u, Charleston. :. q.

From the Charleston Courier, Oct 21l
The yacht race Saturday was . splendid success and
attracted great attention. Az the appointed hour the
boats msnned, sails hostcd and amid the cheers
OF thousands who had temporarily suspended ess
and crowded the wbarvs and battery away ent the
Eleanor and Maggie Mitchell, the contestants for the
purse Of $500 side, followed closely by new Yacht
launched early IN the morning from Jones' shpyard
and designated the Unknown. 1bs following ia The
official report OF the Time
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U,HE FIRST NUMBER
THE TIREsIgk COMPANION
the opening chapters OF three brilliant original
stories:-
UNDER THE HARROW
BY r. HAMILTON MYERS,
Author Of the "white Chief y &c, &C.
AWAITING THE SIGNAL;
wHISPERINGS IN THE DARK
ny SCOTT II. SHERWOOD, ESQ,
The talented author of "Bchud the Barricades sZinha
the sorceress" "Incngnito" Sc
The Intensely interesting tale OF New York Life.
UNDER THE 0ASLI0HT,
BY AUGUSriN DAILY,
Author OF leah the Forsaken,r &c Ac
Also Characteristic Sketches by Mary Kyle Dallas and
other avoite writer's: charming poetry thrilling adven-
and instructive anecdotes edo
iisls, with variety Of other suitable Tor tho
columns Of high toned and popular Family Paper Ia.
short,
viii be led TO ovcrfowing with good things, 10 wt-
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Il Revenue WAsprscroS oct ia le.-
you are orsal Fluid for laundry and other
demohn- and bottles Yon ask for Information in regard
to its liability to taraon.
reply that N my opinion this article liable 10 tar OF
nvc per cent az vaiorem as manufacture not otherwise
PROVIDED Tor It's not liable TO stamp duty
Yours respectfully,
u. a. RUBBrNs Commissioner
AsrkieAS WASHING FLUID COMPANY, 946 Broadway
MANY groeer.i ~ New York aud BROOKLYN being fined In
consquence of not having various articles stamped amxed
revenue stamps TO our packages This though beneficial 10
ehce sam - ~ may be perceived totally unnecessary
He'enue ohcers viii govern themselves accordingly