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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-21
The Convention

It is useless to tell our readers that the
Democratic State Convention was com
plete success. To appreciate fully how
great success it was, one must necessary
have been present It was not the numbe1
and character of the delegates only which
stamped this Convention as superior 20
any which ever assembled in North faro
lima. but it was the earnest and deter
mined enthusiasm which rendered IL pre-
eminent by the grandest political gather
mo which ever collected together in this
State. Such energetic enthusiasm on the
part of the people from all sections OF the
State cannot be overcome-lt Is InVlnclole.
Our readers nave been made familiar
with the proceedings of the Convention
through our special kilograms and reports
and extracts from the Sentinel The cleo
ton of Col r. 81. CowAN, as President OF
this magnificent body, was a compliment
alike due to his talents and distinguished
and efficient services in the last canvass,
and to his county, which had the banner
delegation present. Col. CowAN presided
with dignity and frmness. HIS closing
speech was as feeling and hopeful as his
inaugural was mastery and eloquent. AS
usual this favorite son reflected great cred
it upon his city and county.
Of the speeches of such men as GRAHAM,
B1GGs, HAYWOOD, ROBBINS, TURNER, SMITH
and DAVIS, men who have State reputa-
ton, we have nothing to say, save that
they were equal to the reputation of these
distinguished gentlemen and worthy the
occasion which called them forth. vi the
Younger men, DoBBIN, of Cumberland,
DUFFY, of Guilford, WILLIAMS, of Gran
vile, and RICHARDSON, of Bladen, all &C.
Quilted themselves with credit and ability.
Mr. DoBBIN is in every sense an orator.
His manner is fine, his points we'll
taken and considered, his magma
ton brilliant and his humor most
excellent. Hell ''chip of the old block. I"
We hail him as one of the rising men of
North Carolina, and will do most man
full service in the cause OF constitutional
liberty in the pending canvass.
Mr. Duffy is most effective and telling
speaker. A Northern man and Federal
soldier during the war, his speech was
most impressive and carried the immense
concourse of people by storm. We would
suggest to the State Executive Committee
to procure, if possible, the services of this
eloquent gentleman to canvass the State.
His speeches must have most wholesome
effect wherever heard,
We invite the attention Of our readers to
the platform published elsewhere, as well
as to the interesting account of the splen-
did pageant on Thursday night. The
slumbering enthusiasm of one people,
which has nearly caused our total ruin, has
been fully aroused. We claim for New
Hanover the credit of giving birth to the
movement which resulted in this grand
success. Let the good work go on. 1t will
surely end in victory
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-21
OUR RALEIGH CORRESPONDENTS.

The Democratic Convention and the Levis-
Iature-Proposed Radical Mass Meeting
Peace or Wharf.-The Convention and Tn.
Legislature--Profest against Ext-ava
gance-The Credit OF the State-Incr,ns.
OF the Debt-Bribery and Corruption
Ecclesiastical 80 Lofty" &C., &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-21
Third Congressional District.

Third Congressional District.
We trust our people will not forget that
there will be Convention and Mass-Meet-
ing at FAYETTEVILLE on Wednesday, the
9th of September. This end of the District
will, We trust, be represented by large
turnout of the people. Cumberland is
fully aroused. Let US show Our friends OF
the upper portion of the District that we
are not behind in earnest and enthusiastic
labors to defeat Radicalism. -s -.
The counties comprising tho third Dis
triet are Harnett. Cumberland, Moore,
Montgomery, Arson, Richmond, Robson,
Sampson, Baden, Columbus, New Han
over and Brunswick. We trust every one
of these counties will be represented in the
Fayetteville Convention.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-21

fifteen colored men, who had therefore, be-
longed to, and acted with, the Union
Leaguers. ..s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
CylEStS IN TINE NATIONAL suLap.

The following named officers have been commits.
stoned by tue Commander n-Chief IN the National
Guard, $. N. Y, during the week ending November
15:--
Fourteenth Regiment or r,fon1y. -Japtha A.
Jones captain, with rank September ~, Leferls
L. Laidlaw, declined.
F,nv-J0urfh ffyuntrTl-Jacon scbalbcr, second
lieutenant. with rank November To- vice Mchae! J.
Maloney, resigned.
Seveniy.Jo'srtn HaTdntp.-Lera %. Warren, second
lieutenant, with rank November 4 vice Charles y.
Lyle, resigned.
Ry'st Battalion or fyt,aiary, rceq,..frst BfQads.-
Benjamin W. Robson, MAJOR with RANK October ~,
original vacancy.
RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED.
Fourth Brt00de.-Aidc de { anp Charles II. Tones.
November 2b.
FsTr Regi-nent Infantry Surgeon J. r. r. White,
November ~, Qunrterrnastr TappaI Hoadley, No
vembcr 70; Second Lieutenanis n. q. Lindner and
Daniel Cstori, November Is
Third neutrality-suspicious. Henry 7. Allen, Novcm-
Der 26.
iserenfh Jn1tnfyy. Captain 2. y. Rogers, Novcm.
Der ~.
Eighth I,Jzs.hp.--Captaln Isaac Cohen November
2s First Lieutenant Geo. +. Lorigan. November ~;
Second Lieutenant Charles H. Moore. November d.
Ttoefatp.secDqd fa1rrsfrv.-tisi Lieutenant John s.
Busslng November ~.
Thnfg.sepenth I,,tdnfrp.--fra Lieutenant John }.
Hemming, November IS
FbrtV-seoenth IrJantrv. Captain Thomas Nc
Kpaught, November "a
FJfrpffyh Neutrality-suspicious. George n. Goldscbmldt,
November ~.
lslztv.tJth Tnasntru-First Lieutenant Charles
Barthman. November II.
.yixtD-atftth f,unty.--Cap,sins Edward Byruc and
Peter Mcdonald, November ~.
FIRST Regiment CdDutTV.-First Lieutenant John VI.
Lindwer, Novembcr2s.
battalion bytilerv, 7erenfV.frh BTpad<.-firsi
Lieutenant wallace Darron November 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
F0hEIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

peasant recently discovered IN the village OF
Idalion, In Cyprus, the cemetery OF town which
formerly existed. The Consul Of the United States
caused some excavations to be made, which have
brought to light t0mbs in perfect preserva-
ton, from which have been extracted q large guam
ty OF precious stones, jewels, coins and vessels in
feet other burying places have been found bearing
Phenlcian inscriptions.
At recent sitting Of the Academy Of Sciences OF
Paris, the question treated was whether the matter
which fills up the gap made by q sharp instrument
aud forms what II called scar, il Of the same
ture az the tissue that had received the wound. To
ascertain this DIR. Dubreui made an incsion across
the muscular mass Just below the left shoulder OF
guinea pig. There was no loss OF blood; the wound
was closed by means OF two stitches, which how
SIX months later the creature was killed and the
muscular portion subjected to the operation was
examined with the mlnutest care through micro
scope no trace whatever or the cash was perceived.
Hence the muscular fibre had been completely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
Tie c0kcHpRlyfns' Ball.

The fourth annual bah OF the Coachdrivers' Be-
nevolcn Protective Society came OF last evening at
irving Han. The room was handsomely decorated
with banners and appropriate designs-the
snnhurst and Harp OF Erin being displayed
10 remarkable advantage. The arrangements
Of the different committees were complete IN
every particular, and the officers OF the society
erted themselves TO the utmost to promote the COM
fort ana enjoyment OF their guests The attendance
Was large, the ladies being In moderate majority.
The ball was opened with s.Grand March, 'dedi-
Gated 10 the Drivers unl0n," and very grand
march 1t was Nothing could exceed the grace and
agility with which the gallant whips and their
charming partners executed the ''Slegh Ride Quad
rile,n and the .Irish Reel and Jig were performed
TO the entire satisfaction OF all concerned. The
varieties OF color ana fashion displayed in the cos
tunes OF the ladies particularly charming, and
the gentlemen exhibited the very latest improve
ments In the way OF evening dress. Although but
few members OF the upper tenn were TO be seen
on tile floor, the majority OF the guests were "car-
rage olksn and the utmost respect was paid 70 the
prophecies throughout the evening. The festivities
were pr0tracted until an Early hour this morning
and the opinion was unanimously expressed that the
ball was Q complete success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03

EIfcrIos on SCHOOL TavsrBEe.-A meeting OF tie
citizens Of the New Brighton schoo d!stric, was
bed day or two since for the purpose Of elegiing
school trustees for the recently established rev
Brighton district. Mr. Peter Herman acted 40 char
man. Inc following named gentlemen were chosen
frustees;--Henry Seguine M. o'Brien and IolDklns
WeseTvelt.
CHURCH DEDicArioS.-The Church OF the Re.
deemer, which has jusi been completed 40 house OF
worship for the Unitarian Society OF New Brighton.
was dedicated with t1e proper ceremonies yesterday
at Nv Give O'Clock NJ. The services were conducted
Nv Rev, MI. Meen. the pastor, who preached the
sermon, Rev. r. r. Hale made the address 70 the
congreuat.ou. Rev. w. u. bellows offered PRAYER
The rev John parkman and Rev. Dr. Chaplin, Of
rms clty also took part The church building which
a. stnated on the corner Of Clinton avenue and acc.
ond street cost with the lots sR9ut &lsc0o, las
been LgaTlT ~ naly lVs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoS MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN Dec. 2-5 p.
Myhe following are the closing prices made at the
stock Exchange to-day-C0ns0ls ~ Asfor both money
and the ACCOUNT, ex dividend. United States lve-
twenty bonds TAX. Erie shares, "a; Illinois Cen
trails, g. Stocks were steady at the close.
PARIS BOrRsK-PARIs. Dec. 2-B0urse strong.
Rentes, 70f. s5c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.--LIvERpooI- Dec. D
p. M.-The market closed easier, with decline OF
fully I'D. pes 10. The sales OF the day have been
10000 bales The following are the closing fgures-
Mddling uplands. II Aad ll5sd.; middng Orleans,
ii I'd llssd.
HAvgE C0rToS MARKET.-HAvRE, Dec. 2.--Cotton
dun at 1851. per cwt for tres ordinalre, the spot
and 1871. for low mddlings, anoat.
LIVERPOOL BaEADsTuFFs MARKEr-LivERPooL,
Dec. 2.-The market closed dup and unchanged
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARRET.-LTyRRPOoI., Dec.
1.-The market is firm. Pork firm. Lard quiet.
LIVERPOOL PHoDUCB MARKET.-LIvERPooL Dec.
2-Spirts petroleum, SD per gallon. Turpentlne
quiet.
LONDON MAnKxrs.-LoSDos, Dec. 2-5 p. M
Spirits OF TnrpentiIe 2ss. Cd. per cwt. Cacutt a
hnseed, 5ss ca. sos. Lnseed oil, Ell. Talow, 5ls
PETROLEUM MARKEr.--kNrwERP, Dec. 2.-Petro-
leorn declining; 81 francs bid for standard white;
holders ask 81 Z.
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STATISTICS or sElelAa TRADE.

return issued by the customs department in Bel
Rium gives account Of the trade In 1857, COM
and the four principal commercial States Of Europe
namely, France, England Holland and the Zollve-
g 5el Tne exports TO France o amounted a TO
former exceeding the latter by 90 per cent. The
exports show dImnutOn OF III per cent on those Of
cent The trade with England amounted to
49, 100 000 inwards and l2l 600 000f 0utwards the
excess OF imports over exports being per cent
the latter by per cent Merchandise Of the value Of
90, 700000f. was received from Holland and goods
amounting to 90, 000 O00f were sent there; the for
mer show an increase OF 10 per cent and the latter
diminutiOn OF Is per cent. The imports from the
Zollyeren were OF the value OF 90 800 000 and the
exports OF 600 000f The difference in favor OF the
former Is Is per cent each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03

CARRYING SLING SHOT.-Two men namen ber-
nard Ganley and James Sloan were held TO bail IN
the sum OF $500 each by Justice Riley yesterday ioI
carrying concealed weapons. they were iouha M
possession OF slung shot.
ROBBERY OF HIDKs--A quantity OF hides. valued
at $780, were stolen from Martins dock, near the
Fulton ferry. ON Tuesday night The proper " be-
longed TO Messrs. Dowley Corners, OF f1ne street,
New York.
STRICKEN WITH APOPLRxY.-Tnomas McEihany,
nfty years OF age, was stricken with apoplexy yes
terday afternoon while in the stable yard OF Mr..
Surgeon North and afterwards sent to his home, ll5
North Fourth street. His recovery 10 doubtful.
SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL cardriver named CLANCY
g. Gurnsey on car No. 40 OF the Fulton avenue line
was thrown over the dashboard on Tuesday night
by the wheels striking stone. Before the horses
yers left leg crushing it so badly that it was found
necessary 70 amputate 1t above the knee.
REV. A. ~. LITTLEJOHN ACCEPTS THE BIsHoPRiC
OF LONG IsLARD.-The Rev. Alexander Burgess,
secretary OF the standing committee OF the Long
Island Diocese, announced officially yesterday that
the Rev. A. N. LtejOhn, ID. d. had sent his letter
Of acceptance OF the ONCE OF Bishop OF Long Island
to which he had been elected
SEIZURE OF DIsTILLERY.-A distilery situated
in the rear Of llS Front street seized yesterday
afternoon by Internal Revenue officers Egan. Hayes
and Wells. This Is the place where an ARRAY Oc-
cuTreu last saturday morning between TWO men
named James Smith and Patrick Clark when the
former threw the latter INTO vat OF boiling beer.
LAUNCH or A STEAMSHIP AT GREBNPoINT.--The
screw steamship City OF Mexico was yesterday
launchd from the yard Of her builders John Englis
a Son, Greenpoint, in the presence OF a large num-
Der OF citizens. The City OF Mexico is a substan
TALLY built ship OF 500 tons burden and OF the fol
lowing dimensions:-Length OF Keel 2l5 feet;
breadth OF beam, SO feet; depth OF hold, 70 feet
The shin has two decks and accommoda tons for 100
passengers. Her machinery was constructed at the
Quntard Iron Works, New York. When ready for
sea she will be placed on the New YORK. Havana,
Sisa ana Vera Cruz line.
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CLEARED.

ssaushp safnsrs tBr), Macaulay, Liverpool Queens
ttwn.-E cnnard.
Steamship Csopsra, Philips, ssvannahMurray Ferris
ACo.
Steamship Ashland. Croweli, Whining ton, NC Hand
steamship saratosa, Alexander, oiy Point and Richmond
steamship Rebsccs Clyde Chichester. Ais1sndrisJames
Hand
steamship Acushnst Kelly, New Acknowledgements a
Mood
ship Old Colony, Urndls Fan Francisco- q Sutton.
Barx Erce tita Moslsione CardiG-J Phillips Soma
Rhrk Loyal lSbrp, Erickson, Cora for orders-Funch,
Fsrh Navigator tRr) L.Fsvre, rernamSuco-o Bulley
Bark Teresa Dutch, Gale 70 Tbomss-Psniston A Co.
Bark Crusos tBrh Peterson, Natansss- Winchester A
brig Nellie Hustled, Ksloney, Msrssiies-Jas Henry.
Brig Esutius tNG), Davcs Rio gas, Bros
Brig Jacob no., Dstiasn, ersambnco--C Tobias
Brig Saxon tBr), Greene, ~ Johns, MR. Currie.
Brig Omega (Br), NcfBnis, Cow Bay-C swain
Rchr Wide Awste, Wing, omos Hon.
Rctr vir1Dis Price, blanchard, New Oreans-N
sehr walton. Finch, Sset,onvins- r n furibut CO.
scbr Gem, Jones, Wilmington, nee Powell
scbf hatossa, fooks, Bsltim0re.-Van Brunt Slaaht
schr Smith, BOWMAN, New Bedford Ferguson a
wood.
aoor 3 A drsen, nertrsDi, New Hsyen-o Racket 4
Ero.
essr,sr w Garrett, HcIonghlin, Bai,imor.
scamss Black Diamond, Meredith, Philadelphia.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ~ TIE HsRaLp Stray yscpr.
s>smapp 2srsleVsb pvshssps, Hayre, vie BrsB Nor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
4 WIFE As 4 BUSINESS PARTNER WITH HER HUSBAND
From the BufIaIo courier, Dec. l.l

From the Bu1alO Courier, Dec. IL
case came up In this city before the Supreme
Court, Judge Barker last week. In which this ques
tion at issue. The case was Speilman ct al. vs.
Colwel Co. The paintins reside in New York
city and the defendants in this city. The action was
brought 10 recover Tor the sale OF goods TO the rm
OF Coiwe Go. George WadswOrth appeared
for the plaintiffs and Josiah Cook for the de-
fendants The defence set up non-ionder OF par
we'll should have been made defendant IN the
case, for the that she had Joint interest in
the business with her husband: that at the time Of
the creation OF the firm she and her husband put in
equal amount OF capital and that the capital put
IN by her was her own separate property, and that
although wife OF the defendent she could be his
partner Judge Barker decided that mans wife
could not be mis- partner In business, and ordered
Judgment for the plaintiff for the amount sued for.
We understand that the defendants counsel intend
10 appeal the case, claiming that woman has the
right under the present statutes OF this State to in
vest her money as she pesses, and that she con be-
come partner in business with her husband
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Herald Packages.

Captains and Pusers Of Vessels arriving This por, win
please dsvsr all packages tho HwHALpto our
regularly authorized agents who attached cur Steam
yAsht nssl The New York Associated Press do not now
collect attend the delivery Of PACKAGES
win BY the following proceedings
ofths regular monthly meeting held March 1875
Received, That and after April l. 1853 the Associated
rress will discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor Of New York Psssed unanimously
- The ONCE Of the Herald rsarn yachts JANIS and
JEANETTE n whtshs siip. All communications FROM
and consrnecs n the masters OF inward bound
will be forwarded free Of charge
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DUBIOUS ScrHE IN RAILROAD CAR.--Somc cite
mtnt was caused IN car % the Eastern Railroad,
DeM Boston, one night last week, by married
Nouhb Gaming her husband, who was cDslly seated
WIN snutncr lady. The couple had been married
auou, Two years and the wife stated 10 the passcn
GER ina sne mad been aware that her ege lord WAS
lstness loI some Time, had been watching him. was
clad she had caught nln and would Uet y dlsorco Al
once Inc minister VINO married them was In the
ear ~ the time. Tue scene was lively for While
aaS ulD w aeReS " selusa W Ne courts,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
ALLEGED ROBBERY Az TIVE METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

CALIFORNIA; retrieved Of H1VU IN ss0ta.
TWO " the aadacious thieves who infest the city
and operate upon the credulily Of unIn,,ated gen.
tIcmen from The counny' made = uorsiIye maui
last night. Meeting Californian named
Rogers, who IA sojonrnine at the Metropolitan
Hotel they TOOK him into their confidence
and politely offered 10 show him around Gotham.
Rogers vas delighted with the proposition, aod al
once accepted f. What portion Of the CITY was
visited by them IL not positively snown but at eight
r N. the trio brought up A. Mr.. Girspna wine store,
No. 662 Broadway, where Rogers introduced himself
10 the proprietor ~ friend Of his brother.
lie exhibited large roll Of gold certificates ana
the proprietor observed signs of infox caiion npon
him requested him 10 leave his money and vaIuabes
with hltD for safe Keeping Rogers refused TO do
~, and reprtsented that the parties who were with
bin we're nia frieDdA They poon after left.
About ten O'Clock Rogers returned 10 Mr.. Oibson's
alone, and, depost'ug t24o Ia gold certificates aud
gold watcD with min, stated that ne had boon rob.
bed OF $500 $500 gold certificates. Al shis tune
ne appeared quite sober and detained the circum.
stances. Ills sIsemens were thai after leaviNg Mr..
Gbsone he proceeded W thr bar of the Metropolitan
Hotel where his panious feieved him Of tue above
amount and, politely BIDDING HIN spood night re.
tired from their victim aud The ncene of their ratd.
The facts were reported ~ the ofce and detective
detailed 10 recover the property " possible AZ MD
night arrest had been made, but M the thieves
are known 10 The oibceTs they win probably be 30
cured.
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Arrived = Sandy Hooi Dec q lPn; s.psrsnosd very
I'm SIS miss from Sandy Hook, saw steamship vis q:
Paris hence for Havre
and pssssnssss, . sSs Atlantic Nan stssmssp q:
% r Psnoy Galveston SSo ~ y ksy ws
Nov o. la y 81 lon s. passed Steamship wilmington hence
ssamshp TGlis snIs. Galveston Nov is, with mdss and
Steamship Montgomery, Lyon Savannah with mdse and
passengers, to Lowden.
steaSsnlp Mary Sanford, Moore, Wilmington NC, with
steamship Drgo, Johnson Portland, with mdse, to
Bark Golden Fleece Br Rhodes Barbados a days. with
as MAJ. Rs. sf bou Nov
s. with sugar &c, 10 Jas Ward Co: Had nothing but
sl %e
sn T ESs ma S Wa.
Brig Mary Grace B Bennett Windsor, Ms, 10 days. with
Brig croeus Cobarn, Gardiner days, with lumber and
Bisy L Houahion, Housh.op, Boston via New Haven,
sss with
schr Henry Fay Prescott, Calais, days, with lumber,
sehr Helen Waite, McRas, Calais days, with lumber,
sehr Nellie Doe Richs,ason, Bangor vi. New Bsdfora
schr Phil Elder, Knapp, Bangor via Pawucke where she
schr Ceyson, Masters, Camden. Ne, for Washington,
sehr Marion, Hanley, Gardner, days. with lumber to
schr Eliza Staples Staples Harrington days. with spars
schr Webb, Knight RockIsnd, days. with lime to W
schr Gen Grant, Small, Rockland, Z days, with lime, to
order.
Sehr cynosure. Pinfham, Portland for York River Va
schr Flying Cloud, Campbell, Gloucester days. yr-
scsr John Atwood, asnesh.w, Boston.
sehr ssras s Wills Boston for FOR Ph.dspSs
sSSr Mary st.ndsh Rich, Boston FOR Phadspha
@ Rn r.
schr nnos Light Andrew Cohasset for Philadelphia
ssSS freeman, williams. PrOvlnessown days. with fab
schr Annoy, Knapp, Nantucket days, with fish, Rogers
schr San Luis, Cunningham, wareham.
schr viglant, NickersoL, New Bedford.
ss sr s @S..l Ei Sssd Bedford
schr saiis " Ponder, Lincoln, Taunton.
s ssss H. s,Fss Ea River
schr Isaac Borden Borden Fan River.
schr Oliver Ames, Phillips, Providence for Georgetown
schr Forest Home Thorne Providence Ezabethpor.
sshr Ocean Wave, baker Piovidsnes for Philsdepha.
FOR
schr E CoDklin Daniels, Bristol for Philadelphia
aee onSs
sssr H s:1s h.h for Philadelphia
schr Elizabeth B, Hogan, Newport.
Schr VIM Morrel, Baker Norwich.
4:s:: t:sSn Holder s:Is
Schr Brainard Clark, Portland, Ct
Schr Cunningham Fisher, Now Haven
Schr John Brooks, Allen, New Haven.
Schr Jed Frye, -, New Haven for Jacksonville.
Schr Mary Dyer, billiard, New Haven for Norfolk.
schr julia Clark, Tompkins, New Haven.
Schr Charles, Trefethcn, New Haven.
Schr Surge Dennis, New Haven for PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Webb, Fsnton New Haven for Elizabe'hpor
Schr Gloucester, Hodgdon, New Haven for Ezabehport
schr Lyman, Hill, Bridgeport
Schr Rose, Lynch, Bridgeport for Trenton
The brig Redwood arrived Isl from Havana reports very
heavy weather. split foresal Nov "a, off Double Headed
Shot Key, ship John Harvey, bound N.
SAILED.
Steamships Russia Liverpool: Thames and Cleopatra Sa
vannah Ashland, WILMINGTON, NC; Saratoga, Richmond
kc: RebeccA CLYDE, Alexandria.
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NE w JERSE Y.
ErrEu STATES CIRCUIT cousT-usIaCI OF NEW JERSEY.

What Constitutes n Trade Marks
Before Justice Field.
We Washington Medallion Pen Company os. The
Isterorook steel Pen Manufacturing Company, ct
al-This was an action brought to restrain the de-
PENDANTS from using the planting trade marks. II
appears in evidence that the Esterbook Company had
nut large quantities OF pens In packages Stimulating
those OF the Medallion Company In appearance and
had also established the latter's name in certain
cases. thus seriously nuring the plaintiff The Court
granted an Injunction restraining the defendants
The order recites 70 be the words washington Me-
aaIlionn or either OF them, the medallion mark on
the pens, the construction and arrangement OF the
boxes the colors and designs Of the Labels and the
patriotic phrases which have been distinguishing
features Of the PLANTING goods
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ACCIDENT 10 a FIREMAN.

Last nigh, while engine No. 20 var proceeding 70
IRE John kcCarrick, . member Of that company,
was thrown nom the engine at the corner OF Marion
ano sprng streets and had aD arm broken. Rc was
ta6eD 10 the CITY Hospital.