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Sale or Mr.. Ten Brocck's Horses MT New
market, England.
Fourteen horses in training and eleven yearlines the
properly OF Mr. Ten Broeck, offered by Mr. Edmund
Tsttsrsai at Newmarket on Tuesday September a. Of
whom seven Of the former and couple OF the latter
were sold nt fair prices Those remaining unsold will
again be submitted for public competition on Friday.
The following list Of horses disposed or with their
purchasen:-
Cuinsas
Batthyany. b. h., years, By King Tom out OF Or
iando ............... MI WOOD 90
Buckfoot, b. b., years, by Acrobat out Of Heir
loom. ME- feoiey ~
La Dauphine. ch. &, 4 years, BY stockwsn out Of
Braxsy-sngagsd In the Cesarewitch
Pyrrhic ch G. years, by Fandsngo Out o. Ama,l's
Midwife, br. r., years by Wild Dayrsll out Of
Jessie. by sauo; engaged In the Newmarket
Oaks; sold with the condition that she BE- re-
turned TO G. Alexander whom her racing career
Patti date ousen Of The wssih cb 4, Year,,
By King Of Trumps out Of Hsspsrshuss
th-b1. Smthson $50
Pompano b. r., 2 years. By Nusbourns out Of The
Eawp oy venlson ..;...:....:..... M Clayton 800
engaged 10 the Epson DERBY and Oaks and Don
Duke Of Edinburg, bay yearng colt BY stockwell
out Of Queen OF Beauty; engaged 10 the frienuiat
Stakes ~ Newmarket First October, 1868; tho
Royal stakes OF Newmarket Second october, 1890:
tho Coventry Stakes al stockbrdge. 1895, the
Dopcaster stakes. 1880; the Biennial at Newman
kN Craven 1s6e-7o, and in the Derby and 81
Agef .....................bar Baron haixahn 600
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

FALxorrH, Eng. Oct. 10. Tho New York and Havrs
line steamship Arag0 Captain Gladden. which left New
York the 25th ut arrived here late this evening"
the way 10 Havre.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct II, lS67.-Ths Hamburg American
line steamship Teutonia, Captain Bardna which left
New York September g. arrived 1t this port this morn
ing, and after landing her English passenger malls and
fire. ght sailed for Hamburg
QusEssrows. Oct IL. 1867 Tho royal mail steamship
Russia Captain Cook, which sailed from New York on
the LIST Of October touched here to-day and
her voyage TO Liverpool
+ LONDONDERRY, Oct 1.-The Anchor Line steamship
Iowa. Captain Craig, from New York. September 2S
touched Al Neville today and subsequently, sailed for
Glasgow
The steamship st. George, Captain Smith, Of Allan's
Glasgow Line. which sailed from Quebec on the 2Sth
ult, also arrived at Neville to-day and proceeded her
voyage to Glasgow.
bisAsrRRs AT SzA.-LvxRPoor, Oct 10 lS67.-A YES
eel has arrived hero which reports having spoken the
bark ORIENTAL which recently sailed from Quebsc The
Oriental disabled, having experienced heavy
weather, but Was not unnavigable
FAINourH, Oct IL, 1867.-The brig Shields Cap
Nswhal, which sailed from New York the 10th
Of last month bound to Amsterdam put into this harbor
to-day leaking, having suffered damage in = recent
storm.
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THE PRESS TrLesaAm.

6harswood's Election Conceded by tho Re-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reports.
PHILADELPHrA, Oct II, 1857.
OGcial returns from forty. nine counties give ShArs-
wood q majority Of 44S5. The counties to hear from
are Bradford. Cameron. Clarion Cearneid, Elk, Fulton
Forrest AcKson, Mercer, Monroe, Pike. Potter sull
van, Wayne, Wyoming, Lawrence and Susquehanna,
which In 1866 gave . republican majority OF $50
Tho republicans concsds tho election Of Sherwood
PHILADELPHIA, Oct Hill r. n
The latest footings give williams so4 majority with
twelve counties 10 boar from, which last year gave
democratic majority Of 1924.
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r II n + q h r.

Tho jerome Park Autamu Meetins-First
Extra Day.
The world OF ssntIsmanIy turntes far and wide have
for weeks lock Cd forward with eager anticipation the
inception OF the Autumn races Of Jerome Park. With
all the attractions the many racing parks OF the country
hold forth 70 the enthusiasts 10 the list or noteworthy
equine compstito.s approach the grand array set
forth BY the massgsn Of this emerald covered enclosure
set a. L. Ike gem among W. brilliant and plctur-
ssQue surroundings
From tho Day that Mr. Leonard W. Jerome In associa-
ton with the American Jockey Club sounded the trum-
PET note OF readiness, summoning all the world 70
witness the prncsiy Exhibitions Of hossassh upon their
Deaassous spot a. Fordham the horse loving people OF
America nave Clustered about enclosures and VII.
Messed contests wherein ,hsrs was more !ndomltAbs
PUCK centred than has been combined IN oil the
racing attractions ever presented In this country The
dignity to which is soursly managers have strvss 10
elevate tnels corrsstha. The Of really merteri
Gus representatives, OF racing sock could confidence
send their valued favortss feeling thai ec,sucv feet
ness siusvs and thsws and o!oodsd s,ils snmsa
achievements BE- correctly sd,udeed given jerome
Park name superior 10 oil the courses the Western
World lacking little OF the renowned repu,sion Tor ,ns
undertaking ddeIty and charming com sns.. winch
have made tho boosted OF tho Eastern ord famoua
The busy .hrong that sncircs the admiralty con-
structed stables give evidence OF the preparation
has been going for many days about the Park and
the SCORES Of thoroughbred animals from the superior
tucky and Tennessee 70 the sombrs precincts Canada
and the neat coursng turfs OF the Far West
selves sufficient TO denote season OF unparalleled
brapcy To-day, and the days OF next week. all that
lie valuable. feet and formidable In horse6esh 10 the
country will be on exhibition, and this, the finest
course ~ America will be the scene OF spirited contests
inferior TO none in CELEBRITY, multiplied attraction beauty
and blood, ever presented.
should the pleasant mid autumn days that have
blessed and sweetly framed the week just passed con-
tinue Jerome Park TO-DAY WILL with spots Of beauty
ito trescad knobs Its happily conceived and picturesque
md rat will
stamp Il as . miracle Of loneliness The character OF
the Thousands Of visitors alike from drenching
tier sex, the miles OF avenues with the multiplicity OF
hands of the artist. are superior and admirable.
ages one and three-Quar miles, over six hurdles
10 which there thirty eight entries and will have
composed Of Aidebaran Climax, Luther Local. Captain
Twinkle Fetnah, gr C. No. g. Enchantress and Luriins
There will excursion trains at all hours and from
the convenences the attractions and the Injuries OF
jerome Park win to-day strike the assembled thousands
with pleasAntnsss and give satisfaction oil, tho
most exactng.
POOL SELLING LAST MIGHT.
The pools for the drst Jerome Park to-day
wero sold last evening at Dr. Underworld pool room on
Rroa fol
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

TEE IoHpox MoxxY NARxrr ---Lcxpon Oct l1-EveD-
fns -Consois closed o4h for money American securi-
ties I've are still without tsiegraphic advcss from New
YorkLThe following are the closing rates Of American
sscurtiss:-Unltsd States nvs-twsntiss, INK; 1isos
Cenrala 16; Erie Railway shares. ASK; Atlantic and
Qreatwesscrn Consolidated bouds, Az
THR BANK oY ErofAsD SrArxmnvr. -IOwpor, Oct.
10-rhs regular weekly returns made BY the Bank Of
England have just been published and favor
the bullion In vault has decreased 10 the extent Of
nearly E3s5,o 900 sterling.
tbs BANK or fRsNcE's STATEMENT. Oct TO- -
The weekly statement made by tho Bank OF France
shows that the bullion has decreased since last report
rs, 900, COOS
rveunc - he co ton msrgst closed quiet without any
change in prices The following are the authorized
quotations .-Addng Orleans, SID middiins upiands
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CALIFORNIA.

Arrival Of the telegraph Cempany's Ship
Nightingale at San Francisce-Trade Sta
tistics-shippinG News-Markets.
SAX Francisco Oct. 8, 1857
The Board Of Supervisors OF this county last night
passed order for the extension OF Montgomery street.
which, II carried into effect, will give the commercial
part Of tho city thoroushfars At least four miles
long,
The western Union Telegraph company's ship Night
ngas arrived from Povsr Bay to-day Colonel Buckley
the Chief Engineer Of the company and portion OF the
emn.oyes came as passengers Captain Lapham, or the
whale ship Oliver Crockett died ~ Plovsr Bay on the
Goth OF September.
review OF the trade and commerce OF san Fraucisoo
for nine months OF the current year shows import
trade Of sbou. sl2 ooo The paid for duties
tgosd was s6000000, The aggregate tonnage engaged
was 06l 600 IONS The aggregate value Of exports was
600 The value Of the wheat and hour exported
Cleared ship OCEAN River for Boston, with 700 tons Of
-four and 600 tons Of wheat ship Irene for konsvideo
with full cargo OF -FOUR ship Ellen sears for Liverpool
Liverpool.
Flour is quoted At 81 Is. Wheat Is nrm at - rs
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Q. 1851.
The ship Robin hood sailed for New York to-day
The -four and wheat market u nrm, with unchanged
quotations
Departure Of the Steamship Montana for
Panama-sauatter Riot In the ssbsrbs OF
%" 1"'''''' SAN FRANCISCO, OF. 10, 1857
The steamship hontana, for Panama, sailed to-day
with STILL 0s4 in treasure Of which $780, 52 for New
York
squatter riot occurred In the suburbs Of this city
last night ia which one man was killed and three
wounded The rioters armed with rides, musksts
and pistols The leaders arrested and held 10 bail.
The Chotsr Potosi Mining Company have declared
dvdsnd o. s2s per for the month Of september
Flour has advanced to 80 80 per bbl for supernne.
81 so for extra Wheat 10 0rm AZ ~ 20 81 IS per
bushs for choice shipping. Legal tenders. ION.
The ship Ocean Rover sailed for Boston to-day.
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VIRGINIA..

Refnsal Of the Richmond RcGistry Board 20
REGISTER tho Rebel General lmboden-The
SQuatter Troubles In Norfolk County.
RICHMOND. Va, Oct H. 1867
General Imbodsn, late Of the Confederate army, ap-
piled to-day to register, under the Presidents amnesty
proclamation, and only taking the oath therein pre-
scribed He was not allowed 10 register
Particulars from Norfolk county show serious state
Of affairs among the negro squatter1 Besides resisting
the United States onicsrs they have held meetings
which they attended armed and at Of shs meetings
the chief speaker urged the idea that the negroes
would hold the lands they q all hazarda
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was inadvertently stated In our columns yesterday
morning tha. Commodore vanderbilt's trottng horse
Mountain Boy In trial the Fashion Course on Thurs
day last made unprecedented time-l OK to the half
mile pole. This Is by means unprecedented, Dsx
ter in his famous trot in harness against Ethan Allen
mate the 2ls OF June last troted in the second
heat Of that race in co. In the nrs heat when Ethan
Allen and mate passed the half mile pole la o. Dexter
but second behind them. which would make his
time :05 to that point We append report OF the
race ~ an item Of great interest at the present
II o long time after tho hoar originally appointed
for the TO OF that tho horses made their Ap
pearance upon the track and commenced warming up
for the task before them. When all was ready they
up for tho work, and went or with such locomo.
tive speed that they assed tho quarter POLE with Allen
leading couple Of lengths thirtytwo seconds and
reached the half milo n the extraordinary time Of ono
minute and four seconds During the remainder OF tho
hsa. Allen continued 70 lead and gained gradually As he
lengths in advance OF Dexter who made something like
momentsry break or skip just after entering the
with which be rounded the lower turn. The team
reached the judges stand In two minutes and fifteen
second and half longer and the quickest trotng ever
made 10 public BY any horse In harness. entirely
Kalamazoo. In the second heat Dexter went away 30
vigorously that at the quarter pole which he reached In
thr,y seconds three lengths ahead OF the team
looked very much like winner and troted rs steadily
work, reaching the half mile pole In one MN ute
and six seconds while the team varied the programme
reach Dexter the three quarter pole and soon aer
giving him the goby, rushed wildly up the homestrotch
to the beating him by lengths in two
minutes and sixteen seconds In the third heat the
team took the lead almost Immediately after tho start
aud showed about three lengths in front al
tho quarter pole, in thirty-nvs ssconda
TINS vantage ground they maintained and
gradually Increased - they progressed until they
entered upon the homesretch they Eve six
lengths In advance OF Dexter whose driver losing
all hope OF winning the race urged him no further and
the team came several lengths ahead, in 2lo The
following 10 the summary
FASHION, CouRsE-TRorriyc-Friday, June 2l-Match
for $780, milo ats best hrce in Ave Dexter in mar
ness, against Einan Allen and running mate
ID. Mace entered B. o Ethan Alien and mate ..1
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ENGLAND.

Nm trss.CIad Squadron for the Irlsh Coast
TriaIs OF the N1anchester Rieters-C ommer.
olal Failure.
Three iron-cads have been despatched from woolweh
20 the Irish coast
80. LosDou, Oct II. 1851
Judges Blackburn and Melor have been appointed By
the Crown 70 st special commission for the trial Of
the persons implicated In the riots At Manchester.
LIvERrooI, Oct III, 1857.
Tue nrm Of Campbell Sons, brokers, OF this city, has
suspended payment
Farragut's Squadron About to Sail from Eng.
land-Anesher Princely Compliments.
LONDON. Oct. IL, 1867.
1hs United sta,ss squadron, with Admiral Farragus
board, win visit Portsmouth this week. after which
the whole Zee, viii proceed 10
Admiral Farragut vas the guest Of the Prince dc
Joinvilis - Clarsmons yesterday.
The Newmarket Racss-Third and Fonrth
Days psrt-Hermit Beaten After Tx.
citing Event-The French Horse Len cha mps
NEwxARKsr. Oct 10. 1861.
This Was the greatest day Of the meeting both from
the number the the character Of the horses
entered The attendance very large and great In
tsress was manifested
The following are The results Of the principal con.
test -
TIE Brssby stakes we're won by Nysosis. owned BY
M. watts.
The race for the sweepstakes OF hve hundred SOW
rsigns very closely contested and created tremen
dous excitement, ~ the celebrated horses Hermit
Friponier Cyclone and others entered. Friponler
was the winner Hermit coming 10 second.
The next race for the handicap sweepstakes which
wore carried on by Lambton.
The run for the Apethorpe stakes followed and was
won by Captain Hawkseys Pace Ths same horse also
won another during the dayviz the Eve hundred
sovereign sweepstakes
The Newmarket Oaks, . sweepstakes Of twenty sovs-
rsIus each, was taken by Midwife, owned By Mr. c.
Alexander.
TIE Handicap Plate carried or BY Chstsnham.
who towards the close made q magnificent burst OF
spssd and came In ahead
Rhine Wine was the winner OF another sweepstakes.
This closed the racing for to-day.
- NEwnARxHr, Oct. IL, 1857.
me races to-day excited extraordinary interest," a.
Number OF French and other Continental horses
expected run and attendance exceeded
OF yesterday.
The great race Of the day was the Newmarket Derby
sThs famous French horse, Longchamps owned BY the
no Is famous French sporting gentleman the Count do
LAgrangs, and Mr. Chapns Hermit, the winner Of tho
Derby EPSON, both satered and the contest
Hooked upon international one, which the
paasvs merits Of horses and methods Of training
mesh h Easiand ana France would be tested.
The following was the result :- Longchamps came in
nrss end Hsrmh second.
The excitement during the race was intense Great
sums Of money lost and won.
'Dauphins, another French horse Was the winner Of
the free handicap
The Psndsrgan stakes carried on BY GrssDslsevs
one Of the winners OF tuesday last
Tbs Nsvmarks, Plato was taken by Sweet Ann, and
Traviaa the winner Of the fen Pounds Sweepstakes
This closes the second October meeting which has
been one Of the most successful autumn races ever
known.
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HARRISBURG.

A Warrant Issued for tho Execution Of Neal
Deveaney.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct IL, 1857.
Governor Geary has issued bis for the
ton Of Neal Dsvenney In Lussrns county. Tuesday,
the 18th Of November for the murder Of his wife on
the 23d OF July last Also for execution Of Lena
Msr in Clsar6eld county, Wednesday, tina 18th OF
November for the murder Of her husband by poisoning
WITH arsenic administered In his coffee and food It
rous times during the month preceding his death,
which took place on the 18th Of July last
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OREGON AND IDAHO.

Treasure shipment From rtlaud-Indian
Outragc-MisIng News.
San FRANCISCO, Oct ., 1857.
The steamship oriHamns, from Portland, Oregon.
with $4,000 10 treasure, has arrived q this port
Extensive preparations for the Oregon state Pair are
being made 81 Baker city.
istlsr states that the Indians attached wagon Ia
which Mr. Scott and his wife riding k!ns Scott
and wounding Mrs. Scott Though wounded the latter
seized tbs rns and drove through the ranks Of the saw
home
Ninlns ssws from idaho IL NOS encouraging.
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Lace Curtains y specially
At0. l.. a J. X kELTYS.
tH Broadway.
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PRUSSIA.

Coming Interview Between Kius VILLAS
aud Napolcou.
PAGs, Oct II, 1857
Arrangements have 81 length been completed for .
mssting between the Emperor Napoleon and the King
Of Prussia ~ early day, and the city or Baden has
bssn nxsd upon the place whore the interview Is
take place.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Ratl1cation Of the Reciprocity Treaty-Ths
Pretcctorate Of tho FeIee Islands offered "a
tho United States. 49,.
The steamship idaho. with Honolulu (sandwtch
islands, dates to the 2sth OF September arrived to-day
General McCook United States Minister 70 Honolulu d
among the passengers
The reciprocity treaty between the United States and
Hawaii has been ratified By the King OF Hawaii and for.
wardsd to the United StatsA The deficiency IN the
Hawaiian revenue created by the treaty estimated at
about $780, 900. The Parliament has passsd bill pro.
vdng for the deficiency By increasing three fold the
real and personal property and authorizing special
duties opium and tobacco the revenue changes win
60 into force and eject With the treaty.
lulu the 9TH Of September from Tahiti She has been
cruising among the Fese and other groups Of islands
and American residents tho mission g aid 70 hsvs
been quite successful The King Of the Fejee Islands
has coded TO the United States three small islands in
group OF which possesses 6ns thaFbor capable Of
being converted into naval station The King offered
the protectoras OF the Fsjss islands ths United
Iisv,ns .ha. he did not possess sui,cisns sutHcrsy
reported here that General McCook 10 the bearer
OF the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty 70 Washington.
The United steamer LackawannA had not returned
from Midd!sbrook island.
It Is announced iha. the sugar plantation and estate
sold .. public auction for $4,000 Tho properly cost
The sugar Of tho Sandwich Isl.ads FOR 1858 i
Eliza A. WORTH wife Of the Americas consul At Hilo
died September H. She was native Of New Bedford,
Nass
rho ship Crton, from Boston, had secured full cargo
Of OIL and would sail for New Bedford on the LIT Of No
vembsr.
The arrival OF the rss mail steamer at Honolulu was
made the occasion OF much good feeling
The Idaho took possession OF wharf built for the
China line Of mali steamers and visited BY thou.
sands OF the citizens OF Honolulu. The Honolulu Ad.
rertissv ian influential journal published IN the interests
OF American msrchants) recommends the government
70 ada SIS 900 year 10 the steamship company q
guh
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Commercial and Marine lutelligcnce.
HAVANA, Oct. II, 1857
London causes decline in exchange. Exchange on
Paris Sk a.: the United States currency, 81 %
gold long sight. *; short sight, ~ Butter in kegs
81; cheese. Is; hour.. New Orleans, $lA per bbl
beans lax reals sugar duh.
Notwithstanding Juniata from Nov Orleans for
Philadelphia; Star Of the Dnon from Philadelphia for
Nav Orlaana
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NEW HAVEN.

spreaks e Co.'s stoclxinet Factory Burned.
NEW HAVEN, Oct ii, 1851.
The stocknst factory Of G. h Sprsaks Co.. In this
city was burned this mornIng Loss on the building
$500 which is insured for $4,000 Loss stock
ana machinery $40 900, which insured for &2S 000
Tho following companies are sufferers Home, New
Haven, 5000; Putnam, Hartford S. 900; Bay State,
Worcester, s. 200; National, Bosou $1,000; NaTagan.
sstt Providence $4,000 Merchants. Provdencs 81 400;
Tradesmsns'. New York. $4,000: Security. New
York, 5000: Baltic New York, So 600:
North American, Philadeiphia, "a, 400.
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KENTUCKY.


Sentence Of Three Men TO Ten Ycars' Inn
prissamsnt Under the Civil Rights Bill.
LoUisvuLE, KY, Oct II, 1857
10 O'Clock r. ~
The United States Court Justices swayns and Ballard,
having yesterday dscdsd the Civil Rights bill 10 Be
constitutional Rhodes. Stuart and vlcksry to-day
sentenced under II 70 ten ysars mprison msps In the
Psntsniiary for robbing and maItrsatng negroes IN
Nelson county.
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Hopes and Fears Or ii. Pope.
NORTH GERMANY.

Napoleon Disinterested ~ to Receustrmction.
PARIS, Oct. IL, 1857.
The Etrdard In Ito issue Of to-day, publishes letter.
which IL declares to be genuine addressed BY the En-
psror 70 The Marquis Dc valette his Minister Of the
Interior, and written In August 1885,
In this letter the Emperor explicitly denies that he has
any desire TO interfere with pront BY the reconstruc-
tion Of Germany.
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Conventlou OF Democratic Ward Committees
Of Boston.
y sHla BosroS. Oct IL, 1851
1850 O'clock p. n.
The democratic ward and city committees met and
organised this morning. and after secsns officers ap-
pointed committes to confer with aay other party in
relation to future political action This has reference 70
coalition with the Licenss Law Organization known IN
tho State a. the p. L L. Ass0cIaton
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POuoHkEEPsie.

Republican and Democratic Assembly Nom
nations.
PoUGHKEersrE N r. Oct. II, 1857.
Mr. Mark D. Wilbur has beea rsnominstsd BY the
republicans for member Of Assembly In this the Second
district #sh sssn sss ~
The democrats have nominated Alfred T. Acksrl
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Man Killed BY q UnIsn soldier in Rogers
Vile.
KxoxvLLs, Tenn, Oct IL, 1857
ssssmors the instisaor or the Rossrvls riot u the
Etherdgs meeting last summer was shot dead to-day
Rossrsvils By Union soldier namsd Willis. ssss
morss trial for murder had Just been postponed. Willis
was hired 70 XIII him.
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sERioUs ACCIDENT Sac HARBoa. Two boys named
Shaw, we're taking walk sunday afternoon near a
place called Barcelona banks ~ Sag HArbor seeking
for wiutsrgrssn pums. whom they found . percussion
SHE'LL and not knowing the nature Of The article
upon having some sport with H. and accordingly Get the
shell up and began throwing stones IT, one Of which
struck The cap. when the shell sxpsdsd, inurng both
the boys 20 severely that their lives dsspairsd or
II 10 mot known from where The shell could have come
but II 10 supposed that II thrown from one Of the
Guns Of 0cnsral James, while they being tried
this place during the late war; and where the General
and several oshers we're MANNED