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Testimony of Cornelius Henness.
I am Norwegian, and came to the Unit
ted States twenty-one months ago. Am now
tWenty-four years old. Got natural alizatlon
papers last March in this city. Tore them
up, because 7 was, told they we're worthless,
andsI could not register, Went but once. 70
the court Nobody was with me. Asked
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DlEDMONT LIFE INSURANCE COM
i rANY OF VIRGINIA.-W. c. CARRING-
TON, President; DR.. c. HENRY PERROW, NJ.
D.. Medical Adviser; j. j. HOPKIS, Secretary.
ms company issues policies on all popular plans,
incIading return premium - plans; on some OF
these plans after cash payment on others after
tr9 lis policies arc non-forfeiting. ~
Inc success Of the PIEDMONTi Is unprecedent-
el Daring the first five months Of its Organiza-
lbn1t has issued larger number Of policies than
any other company IN The United States during the
Stlnr period Of It's existence. s4et.,.s -S
,ThcPlEDM0NT is a great success, Its respon-
shliiyi is unguestioned, its terms are liberal, Its
rates @ low and It's management is In the hands OF
Cn i OF as high integrity and as fine business abi-
STlTUTlON.
RICHMOND AGENCY,i
oHce lois Main street nearly opposite post-ofhce.
II. c. DESHIELDS, Agent.
Dr. ]. X. PACE Mndinal Adyiser. mh I'm :
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I The Committee on Bonds not being pre-
pared to report in full, and owing to the
absence of Colonel August, the chairman,
action was postponed to an adjourned meet
ing ordered for Friday evening next at o
Pm. 81 Sza2 .sss ss -
- miscellaneous. 4.
Several petitions we're presented; which
were appropriately referred ~
On motion, the Council adjourned.
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Guarantee capital. Slss, 900
comc to lst April, 1858 fiscal year). 2o7 900
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Home Office, l2l! Main street. Richmond Va.
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INVESTIGATION OF THE CHARGES
AGAINST JUDGE MEREDITH.

At IL NJ. yesterday the special military
investigating commission reassembled, and
the following evidence was heard:
~, :. .-- 49,. T. H..
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The court then adjourned to IL NJ. to-
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TIVE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE
| INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
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is JoHN Poe, Jr., Chief Of Police. - ! :
THE AFFAIR BEFORE THE COUNCIL. .e5s
eIn the meantime the affair was brought
before the Council by means Of petition
from the discharged policemen, asking 70
be relnstated. After some spirited discus
sion, it was referred to q standing commit
tee, between whom andsthe Mayor the eafol-
lowing correspenden passed in the inyes-
tigstion Of the subj - B. s. 7. - S .l !.
R1eHaoAD, Juness, slS6s.s
: Hon. George e1bsaho ossn, asayor o fsica--
snsond: s.s.s g,s. tssy's
"sir,-Bsinga member Of the committee
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BgOOKLYy INTELLiGEsCE.

TIE DEATH REcoRD.-There were ls4 deaths In
Brooklyn during the past week, being decrease
OF as compared with the week preceding Oh the
deceased there we're 80 men, % women, 90 boys, "a
girls; "a werd infants under one year. and 10 were
persons Of sixty years and upwards.
Two MEN INJURED by THE FALL OF ScAF-
ToLD-A large scaffold in front OF building IN
course Of erection on Gates avenue, near Yates
avenue, fell about four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
ana precpltated two carpenters, named Patrick anu
John Snamey, " the ground. Beth men received IN
Jurles OF serious natiue They were conveyed 70
their homes IN tue vicinity by the police.
DEATH By suicipE.-Coroner smith was notified
yesterday morning to hold an Inquest on the body OF
Daniel Beatty, the unfortunate young man men,
toned IN these columns as having taken quantity
Of corrosive subnite for the purpose OF committing
suicide on sunday morning last. The deceased died
at his late residence No ~ Myrtle avenue The YER
dict OF the Jury was In accordance With the facts o.
previously published.
THE REdisTRy.-The registry polls WI, be opened
OF nipe O'Clock this morning and remain open uptn
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arrest Of the Supposed Murderer-A Dark
Cuge.

Case.
IRON the New Haven Palladium, Oct. l2l
On SATURDAY. last the body OF the man washed
ashore upon the East Haven beach, and who, it was
supposed from the marks upon the person, was muir.
Plymouth. Conn, who feared the remains might be
those OF Mr.. Bronson, OF plymouth, VINO was en-
gagged with one Stephen Abbott OF Piymontn, IN
the beach not far from the Aston House. The result
proved as they had feared, and the body was recog
two Mr. Markhams, OF Plymouth. The Identification
was thorough and the fact being communicated to
the police authorities captain cain wens 20 h ny
He asserted his innocence, and stated that deceased
and himself came to the city on Monday, the 9TH
That they parted company shortly afterward, Bron.
son saying he wasn't quite ready 70 20 nome yet ana
was bound TO nave e Sn n hg Hs sU
further that after they separated he tAbbott went
down to West Haven and slept for the night IN
barn near where they were erecting the building ana
where Abbott and Bronson had both slept nights.
Abbott remarked further that the deceased not ap.
went to plymouth. Abbott tells his story in CON
fused and not very satisfactory manner Sucse.
quent to the arrest the barn where the men slept
was visited by the police aud butcher knlie Iound
tainted with marks OF blood, and small quantiy
Of ashes Of clothing and bedding found me
raked as If with the design OF destroying every
vestge Of them. An examination OF the body OF the
deceased showed that both hands had oeen xv Gu.
n also the back part OF the head Az we stated Sat
urday the deceased was but scantily clothed when
found. An examination Of Abbott showed cash
upon his thumb which appeared to have been made
BY knife: Abbott y man Of d!ssQlute habits spa
Is about 1ftYtwo years Of age. He Is large framed
states that he saw the coat OF the deceased upon Az
bolt after the disappearance and further evidence Is
to the effect that the day after Bronsos disappear
ance Abbott went out with boat to catch CLAIMS ana
that the boat returned empty The case certainly as,
William Downes WIN appear for him as counsel and
that the case will be carried to the Superior Court
without formal examination.
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PORTO RICO.

Serious Revolt In the Island-The Prisoners
to BE shot-Fears Of "a Negro Insarrect ion-
A Venezuelan the Head Of the Alta ir.
By the French steamer which arrived at this port
yesterday we have St. Thomas dates to the LIST inst.
An instruction had broken out in Porto Rico, the
accounts concerning which are very contradictory
one is to the following efect-An extensive revou
ton had broken out in Porto Rico among the native
planters and their slaves. They had succeeded In
bringing into the field army OF 50o well equipped
and armed with American breech-loaders They had
made the interior Of Lares their headquarters
and stronghold. This they had strongly fortified and
had established a temporary government The names
OF the leaders were not known. An engagement had
been fought with the royal troops near Lares in
which both sizes suffered severely, the latter the
most SO. An outbreak was feared among the native
troops Of the army, Of whom there there are
their officers had refused to march against the in
surgents and had been arrested and thrown into
The Captain General remained in the capital having
placed outposts In the neighboring towns OF Baya-
Eo fs o1t Ta not
San juan The Captain General had ordered that no
prisoners be brought to the city, or, In other words,
Another account, given with less Of detail, fur
nishes very different version OF the affair. THIS
states that tnsufrection had broken out there in
augurated by planters, who had lost heavily In
specuations and by the failure Of their crops and
nau inclted their Ddck6 10 rising 10 releve them.
selves Of their pecnnlary responsibilities They had
attacked the small town Of Papino but were repused
with two killed. This, with Lares, was the only
town which had been disturbed. Troops had been
sent out from Mayaquez and San Juan, and at latest
accounts all was quiet
The official Gazette OF Havana has the folowing:--
Through Official notice received from Porto Rico
IL is known that on the 23d OF September last We
nezuelan, OF character standing In the country
succeeded In raising disturbance among certain
worthless persons In the vicinity OF Lares by the cry
or Liberty His first act was the rObbing OF the
people, but the affair becoming known to the author.
tiles force Of regulars and militia with certain hon.
orable people OF the municipality, sent against
him. Operations against the insurgents commenced
at once and in the first encounter two were killed
and seven made prisoners. They scattered and were
followed with great vigor until they refuge in
the neighb0ring forests. The Captain General OF the
island had sent out various small bodies OF troops
for their complete determination.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

The reverend pastors and masters" Of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church who gather themselves to-
gether in convention at Trinity chapel not unlike
lingually speaking, their brothers OF the Unitarian
persuasion-they are given to much talk. Now, talk
Is In itself an excellent thing, and no man woman
should disdain becoming good rhetorican and con-
versationist, but when one makes twenty inch
auger OF his tongue he is apt to harden into huge
bore. Now too much boring will, In time, take all
the substance out and leave naught but the shell
exactly what the delegates to the "counclr ut the
chapel Of Trinity are engaged in doing.
There is no truth In the report and the German
element OF the population OF the city need not there
fore suffer loss OF sleep In consequence that imme
dately upon the heel OF the Presidential election 1t
Is the intention Of the sachems Of "Dlessed ST. Tam
many OF glorious memory" to surrender their rights
and privileges In the hall In East Fourteenth street
to the Fenans or to the Ku Klux Khan. All such in
ventons Of the enemy, who desire to 'rlng' In but
can't jobs being too fat ut present. are weak and OF
no effect.
VIII the "Big Injns" OF Tammany do long suffer
ing community a special favor and paint the
statty" which they have mounted in front Of their
hall a dinyy brown "Let It be .'sicked over with
the pale cast Of "copper"" and the aesthetic taste 81
the people will be content.
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MEETING or TIE SOCIETY Fo' tn: INCREASE Of the MN
EIM


The trienniai meeting Of the Society for the In
crease OF the Ministry, Rev. r. Huntington. Pres
dent, was held last evening In Calvary protestant
EpscopaD church, Fourth avenue and Twentynrst
street. The attendance was by no means large, and
the proceedings were somewhat heavy and did not
elicit mat interest which the object should, per-
haps, command. The exercises were inaugurated by
prayer and singing and the report OF the execu-
tive, submitted by the Corresponding Secretary,
Rev. +. u. Hartman. was presented. The object OF
the association Is to further the education OF Young
men for the ministry, and Its funds divided into
two depai tments-the General Fund and the Sons
OF the Clergy Fund-the latter being especially de-
signed for educating the sons Of cergymen deceased
OF missionaries and OF parish ministers, without
binding them to become candidates for orders.
The report showed that the society has afforded
assistance since the date OF last report to leo
England States, thirty-1ve nom the Southern,
forty-one from the western and nty from
the Middle States. The receipts of this fund were
$l,4i9 80 and the expenditures $l,sG6 10. The re-
ceipts OF the general fund since the rendition Of the
last report we're s65,73e 35. With this fund the
ciety had assisted POI scholars. making the total
Der benefited by both funds since the organization
42l. OF these $50 had been ordained and the
mainder were still engaged in study or as mission
aries or were preparing to take orders.
AT the conclusion Of the reading OF the report
Right Rev. Bishops Coke, Whipple, Kerfoot and
other prelates addressed the assembage In behalf OF
the society and Its objects and collection for the
benefit of the Sons OF the Clergy Fund was taken.
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NEW JERSEY.


The HoissE RAILROAD DIFFICULTY appears az far
nom being adjusted as ever. II was expected that
the Common Council would act on the matter at their
last meeting, and thus relieve large number OF resi-
dents from serious inconvenience.
Newark.
TBE CHARTER ELECTION takes place to-day. Thit
teen aldermen, comprising one.half the Board are
to be slected-one In each Of the wards. In each
ward two candidates OF opposite political character
have been placed IN nomination. At present the
Board stands eighteen republicans 10 eight demo-
Gratis. The democrats feel hopeful OF carrying NJ
least six out OF the number to be voted for today.
The several prospects were subject Of lively dis
cussion all day Yesterday, and II - probable that
large vote VIII be polied.
PIcKPocKEr OPERATIONS on an extensive scale
are CT frequent occurrence on the cara and at the
depots OF the New Jersey Railroad Company here
abouts. on sunday evening no less than eighteen
persons we're relieved OF money and vauables. A
Frenchmai named Moeler had his gold watch, val.
ned ~ 400 spirited away. Two OF the alleged ope
rators are now in custody. They gave their names
as George II. Williams mud Michael Smith One halls
from New York aud the .Seer nom jersey Ivy Both
ore held.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HsRALp STEAM YACHTS.

steamship City Of London tBrl, Brooks, Liverpool Sept
Dale 81 s1 81 passed non % %s:::d
@ o ms Of % CIV %
arrived q, 2uaran,ine =, 3 AM, c., 600
N, ySs ssssss;s%ssr: LslassSa FSt g;
% an a @ . Sc for Ss s
date, Il xM, ia, q lon AS Steamship Manhattan hence
ssyssass s9ra. :.ss%:Sis sss Ss,:SS5 ...
and Arthur Lcaiy Had strong Ne gales the
Steamship John Gibson, Denly, Alexandria, with mdse
s,eamsnp Neptune, Baker Boston. with mdse, to VIM
M.rrs.c eua;sre . Frsns.c0 LssAerp q
tar Aug q, and had 6ne weather the entire passage
siS s &c Jas
WIND: ps.:.ss @ s
Bns Hx ri, tif foese, Hamilton 'Bermudaj, ociS, IN
Brig Memphis Br SANFORD, Cow Bay 10 days with coal
Brig Eunce, Barber Windsor Ms days with plaster
Brig Pedro DsSn Jacksonville, "A days. with yellow pine
Brig Mary landlord Blocker Machias, days. with ium
Brig 9 Walton, Courtney, Ellsworth via Bridgeport,
wing q Morning St mari Msrs.a
No ssssa "a o S w gale s
fled away msnboom RAN, buwsrks, stove boat and BOBBY
s
70 ss i -s . sss e.
schr iBr,, Godfrey, $, Stephen NIB, days. with
sshr Q G ssdisr, smith, Virginia,
s sssr s sas ke cSP'G sdss
scsr creysy rsis$Gph1 for Fro
schr Annie Ii smith, stlilman, Esq Harbor.
schr Mendell, Lee, Egg HsIbor
schr Comet, Dow, Calais 10 days, with lumber to Gates
scbr Pierce Jones, Calais days. with lumber to Gates
schr William, Howard, Ellsworth, days. with lumber to
seSr Eagle Hatch, Bangor via Newport, where she dis
sesr Samuel NASH Weber, Bangor days. with lumber
Mani ss. s. S..,s CO.. 1 s5 cy
SKI Ss S:. SS sSs. New VI, ssi ssS.ra
schr Thos u Smith, Youman, New Bedford
sehr Alice Alice Wright, Mis-, Nantucket days.
sssr juliet, fitch, Nantucket, days. with n'h to Benz
schr Charles Farrow, Ryder, Fslmqah: 49,.
ssssii ysrs River f sl r hgsas
sebr Ann 5 ssiter, Baker, Pswiuese,.
ssSr Mary Elizabeth, Hatch rroyldense E1abeihpOr,.
SST ss SSa aSr S Rs.
sehr J Philips Davis, Providence for Philadelphia
s ssr e PhadspSs
scbr Connecticut Stephenson providence Tor EhIaoen'
sehr John Lancaster, williams, Providence for Elizabeth
sshr Cory. mis- Providence for Jersey city.
schr Cxar. Hammond, Providence for Philadelphia.
schr Henry tas Knowles Providence aDeihpoft.
schr Fllrabeh& Ellen, Childs, Warren
schr Cooper, Newport for Elizabchport.
ecbr Mary Romain, Wilson, New London.
Schr Mary A Lowell, Davis, New London.
schr scud, Housmsn, New Haven for New Brunswiek
Schr Detroit, Parker. New Haven
SehT Harriet Sarah, Green, New Hayfn for EyabfbTor
Scor Lodewick Bill West, Portland, CT.
gctr Breeze, Weaver, Portland, ca
Schr vapor, Lynch, Portland, C.
schr r q Lyman, Hii, Portland, CT
schr Lizzie Lambort, Horizons Point for PhIlade ha
The shto RIVAL arrived Saturday from Caenis, con
signed ~ Vernon ii Brown.
SAILED.
Steamship Prsnconia, Portland.
Wind al sunset NV
Marine Disasters.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER s sss-rRPLE SHEET

renced.
rnmses fayorahe ding Of the silk worm which
PHI incraasad ins results continues TO advance
, VIII rnS"oed crest Flax and hemp have also
oe Tha hons IN said State with good success.
,or Inc wv - ordered by the Governor OF Iaoasco
p lol he public schools have arrived at san Juan
D" sta.
AS proof OF the intellectual advancement mace
In the country after the silence imposed upon -
during the intervention, besides several eui. ,Ie
c works poetry works on public, ms sn,isbed
and various other productions recently puDiisneu,
may be mentioned ninety live newspapers actuay
published In the republic consisting o. oany'
weekly and semi-weekly journals ,,...,,. o,a
The works the wagon road between mor n ra
| Colima will soon be commenced, and they are
| already commenced between Moreia ana MeAdov'
which road is under the direction OF Mr. Moron act
| ing engineer
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CLEARED.

Steamship Hammonia CNG), Meier, Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Franconia, Sherwood. Portland j Ames.
Ship Staffa (Br), knight, Brcmen-J Edmiston Co.
Ship Nunquam bormio, Cousins, New Orleans-Nesmith
Sons
road Co.
Bark T II Armstrong, Lodge, Norfolk-Borland a Co.
Brig La Cayenne (Br), Dohery, Aux Cayes-Camman
Morrison
Brig Naad (Br), Richardson, Cenfuegos- Light
bourne.
Brig Martha tBr, Garner, st Johns, MFG Brewer.
Brig II Hayland (Br), Le Blanc, Sydney, CB-Haton,
Watson Co.
Brig q Geery, Conkln. savannah-N L McCready Co.
Brig 9 Barry, Bradley, Elsabeshport- Loud \ Co.
Schr Ptnta, Smith, Georgetown, DC.
Schr Hero, Kolly Salem-R W Ropes Co.
Schr Virginia, Crowen, Boston-S W Lewis Co.
sloop Buckingham, Billiard, Providence q Racket
A BRO.
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seven P. NJ judging from the large number Of per-

seven r. M, Judging from the large number Of per-
sons who have recently obtained their naturalization
papers the registers viii be kept pretty busy the
districts where the vote is below 400 the register
win st but one day. 80 that 1t Is essential for r.
who desire to vote In those districts to have ,ha sv
names registered to-day. ~
SEIZURE OF wHisKRY.-omcer .o6hey, Of the
Forty-nrst precinct stopped rrtman in Jay street.
near Fulton avenue. yeste. day afternoon. who had
five barrels Of New Ens land rum on his cart, which
was not properly branded. The offcer took the
load to the Station house and 1t was subsequently
transferred TO the United States Marshal The cart
man sa, he had been hired TO take the rum from the
New hayen depot at Peck slip, New York, to Smith
street, Brooklyn.
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EAsTPoRT, Oct s-Arrived, schrs Ring Dove Wooster,
Cleared Is schrs Gsrtrnae thompson WORK sh Adde
simpson Turner do Ring Dove, Wooster, Baltimore 7th,
asrkEasss aoYSR Oct steamship RSsec
on for HAVANA Sarah Hsr.
rs Norfolk for Demerara - -
sS .ssr VIM HSss 0is rh
Scr ESs s. ass sss1 Minnie Far.
row NySrk Emma, Anthony, Barbados; 9Th Barnett.
d h,ssa s Tsi fSsa9Ssi
MiLLBRIDGE Oct S-Arriyed schr Essex, Wallace, New
ssl. ssss brig VIM SAWYER Wallace NY0rs seAs
oRIEAs Oct S. Below" Coming up. bark LeonI-
ssy Sine m. and s.
NYorH With oss q dH Returned sohr fnbaek hence Tor
. a ss, .s5a. sssas er
PSdsdcni AaGPa yMuss gsn:
and lula bss S:g.5 my 10y,
Sssos Psiadspss sa oulsn Ayers and Emily S'y0'
ct Burke.
sshT n EriIckson Smith, Woodbridge M
dosSsn ' sSSrs A sG. Is ass
E.ssss1gs4 5sais.s Stevens, SSSiH
sshs r NXSrf for s.m
ei
G III w evsr and
toni cS FOR for b0'
NORWICH, Oct s-Arrived, schr Enoch Moore, Aiexan'
NEW HAVEN DC, M :sh.. Sarah Sara, LII Thompson,
xnns sn Bur ss sy se f00 '
wesh saSass 9s bio @ fSs
schrs Moses Pat.en' Harding Malaga; Isaac Baker.
Jordan s Ets1s ..s s sssss ye
ass INK SSsss
6a Lynn E1sSsh aor1s, s sss
es siosssS ss bds oRsss
LRWEs Del Oct D. PM.-The following vessels are do.
By head ss for
cs p do
Cooper ssnns Taunton Saad
Grand san H
town, Ddi ssSSs tss1xoos a
sssss
Rsss@
s.:5s Dass Rss s NsI. ssi A
s'ssR Ss1y sksSs
III gGRs sosrs Knm. Pnd. Dice, Richmond.
S:ss ::s, H:s:s vi 5.;.
70, MaSsSsm ,o,,sno,
P1%TGcRET oes io-ssiisd sser, Baker.
RoHSSS O.. l9.Ar,yss, .,ssms. A,s.msrs Law
sAHEM, Oct s-ssed. schr Atwood, Higgins, Phia.
Arrived schrs Admiral, steelnaan and Marietta IL
ton, Miller, Philadelphia ~.
sailed--schrY Henrietta Simmons Godfrey, and Mary
Weaver, Weaver, Philadelphia. u ~
10th Arrived brig Kate Foster, Brown, Philadelphia; dehr
ssiied-sohrs Alexander Young Young; M Broonall,
Douglas Minnie Reppier Jeders, and Wilson, R<own,
ih-xrrived, bark sachem, Kervsn, Alden schrs Ahse.
Liza, Pedrck, Cayenne; Cummings Sargent Mt Desert
for NYork. q 1
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct l2--Arriyed, Maura, Hong Kong.
SiealsoC CT aeqr i ae maulice' .sf-i~a
sATILLX KILLS, pcfs-xnived, brig Selma, from Bos
ton. ~ =.
Sailed 3D. bark Selma (Br), Mckay Moneyideo; 6tb brig
Abby Ellen, circuit, Baltimore :. 81
SAVANNAH Oct 7-Arrved, brig Mary Roosevelt, Farms
worth, Bath. al ~f'sl
Drummond, Antwerp: brig Rolling Wave, Snow Aspinwal
Cleared-Bark w E Anderson, Drummond, NYork.
Salled-Schr Nevada, Doughty, Jacksonvils
l2th--Arrived, bark Carl Georg, Bremen.
Cleared-Schr Margaret, Providence.
TARPAULIN COVE, oct 7-Arrived, brig Eva john
son, Johnson, Windsor, NJ for Baltimore.
WILMINGTON NC, Oct s-Ceared, schr John Ferris, st
I2th-Arrived, steamship VIM P Clyde, NYork.
WARREN, Oct 6-Arrived, schr Mary Miain, Davis,
Eizabethport
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BROOKLYN CITY.
CURT Or OYER AND TtRxlSea.
Of Prisoners.

ArraiRnment Of Prisoners.
Before Judge Gilbert and Justices Hoyt ana yoor-
hes.
The Kings County Court OF Oyer and Terminer for
the October term was organized this morning. The
names OF the jurors empaneIed were called over by
the clerk OF The court, when was found that there
was not quorum present, and the process Of en-
panelling jury was then postponed until wednes-
day morning. The following are the names Of the
prisoners who were arraigned:-Joseph Lynch,
charged with having on the Fourth OF July last
caused the death OF Francis kerrigan by stabeng
him with a pair OF scissors. He pleaded mot
guilty. and hts trial set down for next week.
j. Hnsted, charged with having on the 24th OF May
stabbed Christian Dryer aud causing his death
thereby, pleaded mot guiuy.v His trial was sci
dow IA for next week.
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Weather Along tho Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER II, 1868.
Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captains Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port win
please all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached TO our Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect reports attend the delivery Of packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1885,:
Resolved, That and after April l. 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection ship
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously
M The ONCE Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE 10 ut whitehall Slip All communications from
consignees TO the masters OF inward bound
vessels will be forwarded free OF charge.