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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
p4SSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMBY-n steamship Rhein. Oct 22John " Ianws
family Adoph Peteh, George Geres Ferj Aou aud
family D. Afaro, Frederick Jaeoby RappAnE G. W SPohler
Bertha ShoI H. Brann Dr. Engemsnn aud family Mrs L. Ring
lug aud family Dr. schaG NM There's seebas Ard family Lewis oe
Mrs Clara Cshn % Miss Josspbue Mabde
baun VIM Eshsl Chss Neumann Neu@an0 Miss Anne GSgs
Backu H. ken and family " Heyc and family Eud
Hero aeke Koemann wife, George Walker and family
McIIenry Bon family Fabian Esquyel Jose Bcnye j.
TAYLOR VIM Wlkeus ~ Schenkel and family Fred Warrr Johu
Boebr Dubois Mr Eliza Inghsrl aud family IT, Moore Jaues
Eppsten Mrs Clara Roth and family ROsergren yo1 Hsrtsn
Williams w Sebsier Mss Elisa seL~i1er, Mss E,a Ja1in Chs
Seha and family James Steiner and family Hem Miss CsiheTas
Csres Val Dorr Frederick Braus John hoaDas Boiling and hm
H. Ohmer Fred Petermann and family Top and mir Charles
Waihn Smith Adam Freser, O. c. Koch ga
family D. H. Weibl A. Heupner Miss n BAG
me Oehler Held, Wm TTeer g. Gruner Wa Fock
Miss LIMA Bode Wkenug and family Miss Meta WurtmsnB L.
Lueren e. Lucins NJ HeOg and family j. Hepeheger, Mrs T. m
family Hoeboe and family. Mss Martha wker Mas He
ret,e Webage c. H. Oechng Charles Grshl ard fax NJ Mrs
Barbara Bas,an and family, VIM kamp and family Mrs Ina Cold
berg family Lampe aud family H. Rehien H. Mahake aud
wife J. Ree H. f. lchte.
FROM HAVANA AND NASSAU-Iu steamship Eagle, Oct IL
MARITIME children aud serAnt, Henry Fnday Herngo
rra Bartholomew GuneI isre DIVA Andres DIVA Prom Mas
NJ H. Darling A. Ehott and child. r. w d. Abuu
Capt Hear Clay Morris Isaac Monet Capt Ndman
H. PRIME r. Johnson Joseph Vessels and " The ship star
Castle (whaler). wrecked -.
FROM NEWBBRN-Iu steamship Bleh s. Terry Oct RMS j.
Hambn and child Mrs Rogers aud child aad 10 stsease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
THE PAsCACK MURDER.

David T. Ackerson, who was arrested on
Tuesday upon suspicion Of having been concerned in the
murder Of Peter sokem at Pascack, N j. is now In the
County Jail to await the result OF the Coroners
Ackerson, It SEEMS was in company with stokem
on the day OF the murder and upon this the suspicious
against him appear TO rest Although Aekerson left
town sOon after the murder yet he remained two days
after the discovery Of the body and gave his testimony
before the Coroner in straightforward manner denying
any knowledge OF the manner In which S0kem came 10
his death When he did away his friends assert that
no business to Paterson, intending 10 return
Although a large proportion of the people OF the
county pIeudIced against the prisoner they
admit that their suspicious not founded upon TACT
In the cOrneld where S0kems body was found, but
ton was discovered which belonged to none OF the MUIR
deTed mans garments, aud which, it believed, would
assist in the Identification OF the murderer. When Ack
erson was arrested careful examination was made OF
the buttons upon hiscOat but the comparison showed
similarity between these aud the mysterious button
found ia the cOrnfed. There was no button missing
from his clothing. and tho set did not appear to have
been newly 10 IS asserted also that witnesses
win be called who will testify to Ackersons whereabout
on the afternoon the murder was committed Upon
the hand IL is reported that the prisoner has con-
fessed his guilt but when or TO whom Is not stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
THE BALDWIN CASE.

SAMPSON agt WOOd.-Supreme Court Cham
hersBefore Mr. Justice Cardozo-The argument OF the
long pending motion in this case to restrain Inc defend
an from prosecuting any claims against the estate OF tho
Ia,o Iobn f. BALDWIN was brought on. Mr.. Graham ar
ed that the claim OF the defendant was most eAtraor
Snary and unsupported; that she gave neither Time nor
MACE of her alleged marriage Win MI. baluMini VA,
she charged the executors with cOiTupt Y
her own attorney, when II appeh,eu ,,h him tuI cer
,nin lime when no such agreement could nave been
made The she had signed and the agreement she
made was after tho fullest explanation not only IN
IN her then attorney MI Root but In presence
10 attarney who was then also her counsel, Mr.
Gage He had made protest at the time she slgned
' her eves wide open renOuncDg what ught she had,
VII the Ieoutors should not now be annoyed with her
,ts Mr. Graham yued at some length that was the
9 Of tbe Court 10 interfere In such case Mr. Winter
FOR attendant argued that tho circumstances showed
, ,ha derondant could not have done what she did In
her right mind; but that she signed these papers with
mind Weakened by her habits and under the lnhnence OF
har ATTORNEY who sought to secure her money for him
sef Judge CardoEo rcseryed his decision ntmating.
LnwcyeT THAT this seemed TO him the proper suit IN
which tO try the question Of fraud la procuring these
papers aud that 10 inclined TO grant temporary
Injunction
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gethcr and they thought IL high time 'nat Ala MOI
something the APPRENTICES but as TINS I'D not sIgr
menon any other name than his own ahn uiu nv 10
himself as an agent and, moreover az his noo S mo,
written I'm courteous Language, did not IeeI ,tios
70 arsyer 80 inforulal paper The newspaper cu.on.
You have sent TO me has been wrttdn ne saws
some one who does not ike my poiItical NM ~
Hram's intense hatred for SOutberneI@ ne snr,h
have said Rebels and Copperhesds DO hoi n.e Suth
apnerson the contrary + love all true and lOyu sou,
erners AS foT my being Spirtualist, mat 700 - hu,
believe ln the fact OF the s0caled -
not i'm Snrltuallsm have only 10 add that VII eAe
cute the statue of Franklin for ,ha
the sum originally required is made up MANY a. ,s .9
original subscribers. have been told are dead anu 49,
who still live should have presented their elaS Vn
400 and nor now after lapse OF nearly an age an
Tsponsble for the statue, and not for the money WIZ
begin the work In marble the model Is already aop! so
moment shall hear that the citizens OF New'OIIehhs
have raised full for It, one OF the snd
MIR saul has all the papers In regard 10 TINS maet anu
refer 10 him for the particulars He knows that once
offered TO refund the money, but never heara nat any
n had accepted this offer and this late date DO not
feel bound TO do that again. and certainly not upon ~
spiteful q call through public paper: ,,, ,o,,or
1 remain, as ever, sincerely yours, HikAh fo"hhs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
DEDICATION OF THE ROSE MEMORIAL CHAPEL.

DEDICATION OF THE ROSE MEMORIAL CHAPEL.
A little over year ago the brothers Chaun-
oey and Henry Rose gave to the American Female
Guardian Society the of 10000 for the purpose OF
erecting chapel to be occupied during the week by an
industrial school, To their gift Mrs. Henry Rose added
5000 and individual donations, mostly In small sums
sWeed this about $40 the cost OF the edl
fec. The chapel Is located in Forty hTst-st, near ana
west OF Ninthave, Is built OF brick, and externally
and internally presents handsome appearance
Yesterday the day appointed for the dedication OF
the Chapel and at p. it was filled with an audience
numbering over persons including $50 children be-
longing the Industrial School The dedicatory SER
vices opened with prayer, and singing by the children
Addresses then made by the Rev. Abbott f. Kit
tcdgo, and the Rev. Dr. Anderson, the latter paying
beautiful tribute to the memory and services OF MISS
Rose Subes who died about three years SINCE after sery
ing teacher in that school for over eight years. MI
j. North then read q report Of the operations OF the
school, and gave brief account OF the building OF the
chapel and many incidents in connection Herewith
TIE services interpreted with singing by the ch
dren. and also by infant class and concluded with
dcdcatory prayer and the benedicti0n. There Will be
sunday.schoO in the Chapel every Sabbath, at a. m
and D. M and divine service and preaching at l0i a. NJ
and "a u.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

tOUhI
WASHINGTON, Oct 22.-No. 171-W. Dean
agt Robert d. Harvey This is appeal from the Circuit
Court for the Northern District of Georgia. The object
OF the bill In the to set aside and avoid sale Of
real estate made by Dean because tho consideration
paid and be paid therefor solely in the currency
made and issued by the authority OF the Confederate
States Dean having renamed in possession OF the land
sold after the death OF the vendee his administrator the
present defendant obtained from him aease recognizing
the title OF the vendee aud contracting to pay the adj
mnistrator rent &c. with certain stipuatons as TO the
possession. The conveyance and this lease tho admins
traitor put In on the trial exhibits TO defeat the DILL
and filed demurrer thereto The demurrer sustained
and the bill dismissed. The is brought here Dean
claiming that as he still In possession the sale Is not COM
plete, aud the contract being Illegal court OF equity
viii interpose and annu It, The question Of the validity
OF transactions In Confederate money Is briefly presented
Hughes for the appellant The appellee makes no APP
peaIauce,
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l. poARp OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
THE ALLEGED CLUBBING IN THE LEoNAhpsr'
POLICE STATION

Yesterday the adjourned examination in 'no
case o, Roundsmau Buddington and Patroiman Jacobs
Of the Finh Precinct who accused OF having On .mo
nornng Of Aug a. brutay dubbed Jacob Brke' Whilo
g., ,, Inonardst Police Static was continued peiolo
Co,nr,issioner Bosworth. Arnold Mayer 'io "pnos'
who claimed to be too unwen to testify on Tuesday morn
inc la,t. and whose statements with reference
20 his bad treatment in the House OF po'on'
W INC 90 -. =. ,,o,r,a was examined at con
ton were SHOWN 70 70 tIat no camo 10 this
siderable length nc before the occurrence,
city from Buffalo on the TuesIhy son at: In the
and went the Hotel Pfussiobe with woman
evening he drank somewhat anu ~ arreeted and con
on Broadway soon afterwaIu no oastation: about II
fined In cell IN the Ieonardsl Ia Jacobs pass the cell
o'clock D. he saw BudulDglon ~ cI,1b NJ Bre; the
Of Birkle and Buddngton shook ms a could not get
latter asked 10 DO lot out JACOBS aud Knocked him
out and Buddngton struck birh ,rn m and opened
down at O'clock the oficer retuihoa, TIE throat
Bries CELL when BuddngiSn se ,s 10 The floor bud
and Jacobs dubbed him until he ie pirSls was blue
dngton fo on him. and remained until B ,bs eel there
IN Tic face they then put him BACK tt The onIoers
was no baptan or surgeon there tbat t 90 the next
did IA they pIeased witness was aloWeu sDa he was
morning AZ o'clock his cell as nnlochea onrt aeon
allowed 70 20 - was not inken w IsIond Uos
afterward was sept 10 a "a with iirkle In
ptai was IN tho same ward wiz. nsaos,s there
the Hosp,taI saw Capt Petty and other ssT ward's
Capt Petty here stated that he had never aJrpa INT
Island IN his Mel left Wards Isnnn pooio udsington
had since visited hin; Brke told MN n, y, so tsnn
had talen from him bis smonnuDa 10 w. 'ou
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sIrIT AGAINsT A sHERIrr.

In the Supreme Court of Kings County, be-
fore Judge Gilbert, Matthew Connolly brought suit
against Patrick Campbell sheriff $2 600, which
was double the amount u valuation OF stock OF cut glass
goods alleged TO have been wronRuy seized by the dc.
PENDANT the 9Th of September 1868 The answer OF de-
PENDANT admitted that tho seizure wns made 10 satisfy
Judgment In the case Of Charles Doherty aud Thomas
Murtha and that tho property was owned by Doherty
and by Connelly The amount sned for that
son $500 90 and tho Court held that only much
tho property should have been levied upon would
have been sufficient satisfy that Judgment When the
property sold u brought about ss6 and the only
question for tho jury 10 decide what proportion Of
that should DO awarded 10 the plaintiff in this suit.
The jury awarded the plaintiff 1850. ... .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
THE DEFRAuDED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.

The Defrauded Soldiers and Sailors Assoca-
ton which comprises those who were swindled by the
notorious Hermann and his associates, numbers ITO
members and they making an effort TO have their
case brought trial in the United States Circuit Court
TO which Court t was transferred in April last, from
the Seventh District Civil Court Last THURSDAY de-
murr,r was served upon their counsel Messrs Charles
8 Spencer and Dudley Wilcox, and the case Oh the De
murrer up for argument gu Monday next Inc
be nttuted against the bondsmen OF Hermann for the
recovery OF the amount OF his bonds The Assistant
District Attorney it Is said THINKS it is extremely doubt
fnl whether 1t be recovered The Association Is very
anxious that the bondsmen should be prosecuted ana
they are fully determned 10 push their case until they
obtain satisfaction.
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CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday JUS
tce Hogan committed VIM ii. Dwyer, colored Tor hsV-
Ss Thomas ST. clothing valued at $50. Thomas browD
James MallOy, and Michael Welsh were committed TOT
stealing quantity OF boots and shoes from the store Of
Woolf & Slverstein of No. is Baxter-st
At jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Ledwith, John Hayes was charged by Thomas
Costello the proprietor OF welknown liquor saloon on
Frstave. with having broken INTO his establishment on
Wednesday night and carried away cigars and
up to await trial Peter Rolen' eolored was charged
ployer, John H. Cheever Of No 50 Fifth-ave He also
acknowledged his guilt and was committed in default OF
hail
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AOTATIC
THE COLUMBIA YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

luE lOLJM lACuI CLUB hLbAlIh'
The report Of this race, which appeared IN
TIE TRIBUNE Of yesterday, 70 seems, not strictly cor
rect Mr. Edith r. Gage the owner Of tho yacht Gage,
gives the following version The Lille tho leading
boat at the start and retained the lead until after turn
ing the upper stake boat tho second time, when tho bhE
took the lead and held until turning tho stakeboat on
the Coal Docks, when the Lille again passed the Gage on
the turn holding her position Of about one length ahead
until IN the act Of turning the home stakeDOat on inc
Club House. when the Gage, by very hue inhneuVcnbg
the part OF her sailing master, passed tho Lille com
ing Ia about two seconds ahead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
PARADE OF THE YONKERs FIRE DEPARTMENT

The annual parade of the Yonkers Fire De-
partment came off Thursday According TO usual custom
the friends OF all the towns the country invited to
participate in the proceedings including the trials Of ma
chimes Eleven engines, representing West Farms west
chester Morrsana, Tarrytown Sing Sing aud Peekskll
were present and after paradng through the principal
streets competed for the przes-ilye silver rumpes
While the procession moving through Main street
fireman named Frederick Smith, OF Protection Engine
COMPANY No. OF MOrrsaBa, slipped down and two
wheels Gf the engine passed him, severely inur1ng
him Chief Engineer Kingsand OF the New York Fire
Department present and witnessed tie parade and
tria OF the engines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
THE HUNTERS POINT MURDER.

David Burk convicted of the murder of
Thomas Kane Hunters Point on the night Of the 25h
OF October 1868, was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Joseph Barnard In the Queens County Court OF oyer
and Terminer to be hanged on the lOth OF December
newt between the hours OF 10 and o'clock The prisoner
before sentence asked II he had anything to say why
the sentence should not be pronounced and replied that
he shot tile man In self defense that several Of the
iinrss TOR tho Ind peEiured themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
FATHER HYACINTHE.

The callers yesterday were less numerous
than on previous days. and consisted beside delegation
OF Buffalo clergymen the greater part OF ladies' The
Reverend Father took drive through the Park, with
tho appearance OF which he expressed himself highly
gratihed the fashionable drive elcitlng comparison
with the Bots de Bouogne. He Will go to High Mass on
Sunday mornng IN the Iwenty-slNth 81 CATHOLIC CHURCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
CHESS.

Delegates from the several chess clubs of
this city and neghborhOod will assemble this evening at
tho rooms Nos - aud IA Dyisonst for tho purpose of
settling the preimnares for fifth grand tournament to
commence on the second Monday In November.
Play In the annual tournament or the Brooklyn Chess
Club will commence this evening at the Club Rooms, No
sOT Atlantc.st and Will continue each succeeding
ing until concluded.
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xpws p,cK.cps FOR THE pRvSs

CAPTAINS pursers arriving this eluesieds
lye packages addressed to the NewYok Associated Press on %
persons exhibiting the written authority Of j. smouioa Seneri
the Journal Commerce Tunes IABuSE
World Express Ereng Post Commercial ffrSFtfs>r Stads
ZcHy Yorker DsokTdt should also be delivered oeT 70
the same peKsou
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

BOARD OF ALDERMES-ISCREAsE OF SALARIES
YOTRD-sTREET JOBS.
The Board of Aldermen met at ] p. IN. yes
tcrday President Conan IN the chair An invitation was
accepted 10 be present the unwilling OF the statue OF
Commodore Vanderbilt at the Hudson River Railroad
Depot Nov TO- resolution TO increase the salary OF inc
First Marshal IN the Mayors office TO 5000 year was re-
,errrd 10 the Committee Salaries and Occs By cso-
luton 10 was decided 10 pave EieNehthst IIon
versitypaco to s1th-aye WIN On lmploEeu P"Sas
adoptcd aud the paper goes to Mayor Han ior h'
app0y tn, thu ,I,, Of the ssrge,ut and Ofthe Assistant
Sergeant Ans otbs Of Assistant AlenltI s9d also o., zoe
A'B strsess A' q hs n9d 81 % Ns..ehser to the Press
den, the Adsrnso be sd The ''ss n ~ he
e. 1f ,, .y s Me.E, to The oad q Aldermen The h,,n,
as':,ssSJ q So is Ss asrto Bo At.
Aldermen tho Reader to the Board Of Ainn 'u o w. s 20
Hoard Assistant Aldermen. each 10 the sum Of sio 'ne '' W
ls sno Sso resolved that Forty sixth st. from Madison
"a F,fth.aye be paved with Belgian pavement hiso,
Fourtave.. from one redandtwen,y 'iourthst 70
One.hu ndrcd aud thirteth-st,
Tho following resolution was adopted n, -, 4,
Sog That o a, Of The Genera csl o. ' 10 bG s M Of
~ go Der aanam the zane o Jag 1859 18th
IIy resolutions adopted u was declded 10 Pa'1b ~
belgian pavement onehundred- and'tweny Ehta ~
from Second 10 Tbirdayc and also 10 hppolh ie ooo
holder corporation newspaper The Board then au'
Journed. ,,r,,,,v
Tho Board also met yesterday afternoon,
p,osdcnt Monaghan in the chair and adopted resolu'
, Affecting tho Controller refund $40 to Henry h
,,sher for Croton water taxes erroneousy imposed
10 nave with Belgian pavement Lnd9whl from u.hnu
~ Rroomests 10 purchase ffre Brigade Headquarters
and one division headquarters flag Tor inc flIst
Division National Guard at an " h ne
the flags to be presented 70 e ~ he Church Of Idr
EiIn East Twenty .nnthst tlgl, ana tho IohSsoS az
the Reformed Dutch Church OF pnr Ehrcb $40 TO
ihe Five Points House OF Industry, 80 49, W. " " ~
assessrnents The Board then ahlouIheu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
BASE BAIL MOTIFS.

To-day the Mutual aud Oriental Clubs play
nj the Union Ground and tile stars aud Unions 81 Morris
auia al The Capolue. The Unions 10 bring out tho
strongest nine put Ia the field by them tins season Next
week the EckfoTds will WISH Philadelphia, and play TO
turn game with the Athletics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23

Howard Co.. Of the smile Of the advertisement OF the
National Watch Co, in advertising their watches TO be
sent &C o. d. upon the application OF the Company
through A. c. and II. g. Hull, counsel for piahtlh sup
ported by affidavit Of ID. W. white, the COMPANY
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE-B BALL.
MUTUAL VS.. GRAMERCY.

These Clubs played at the Union Ground
yesterday regards tie merits Of the two Clubs there
no comparison, and the Muuals had the game all their
own way. with but eight they made q score OF %
TO 49, The following the runs, "a made III each lu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23

Although without the services of two field
ers the defeated the Athletics yeetcrday at
the CapiiOue Ground by score OF - 10 IL But seven
innings were played, az follows:
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FRIDAYS WEATHER REPORTS n
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Bw.YoRK..".."...." "....,oe'obsr n
CLEARED.


PORT or EBw.YoRk............... ......oe'ober II
CLEARED.
s,,m,hlp.-Frauce Grace LverpOo Aaan PnAsam Johdoai
sbirsawes Foster IT, PA,ten Lverpoo Hersche PusHieh,
Bremen Ella s. Thsyer f6ompssn. Eeworlsans 49, ~. 49,,
Bg,oe GordoB kught Rio Janeo; Hendricks DIR no she@
sebrsMary Kelly Duaham Gerge b. John sowss h,i's'
JeSsonviis Jessie smith Williams. Georgsosa s. ~ 70
Robinson, HAri;Os' Gloucester Il D. smith 0"e'' A00's
Steamship Rhen MJer Brsmeb Oct via Southampton Oct "
steamship Esse Greene Oct &c. and Nassau oe IS Hd'
' stesm,h,u F.pt. Brooks PhnsdsDhls ndse and pass
ship ADseiaue McBurnie. Liverpool s. DAYS. coal
BARK Stsea Benoohman, lAngan b. y dys coat - y..oot
Brig Nspohse Tracey, Ship hAfoo ~ D. - dAr Wa '''F'
lumber . 60. ., L.. IL. ,..
SEM samuel Lewis Wood Ellsworth Me-. lumber $50
SeS, Ess batter Rogers Wilmington. days, naval stores
0 ,cHoosEKs-KIvEk ASp coAsrwsE
a. H. Squire wsreham- = Mn; D.oei, Pro'"sse@
G ~ 6 my Nantucket Kate J. noyt Nsw.iIa'sn
r. H. Wilson, Norwich Ia Iones H"'"s"
Richard Law. New Lonton. s'sy NoI~I p.,,,.,A a.,
Hattie A. Butler Portland CT fg; BosH0 po,,,,sd c.
u. L. Sherman Portland. Ct Helen na,ssI
yu,.ua esn.s" Providence ChsS IBgrsAan Roeiasa
Sc James, Taunton. D 'ss W',.SS Ws,eh.m
John StrOup, Providence. .. ,syp,
julia wiietts, hew'hayen. S Soes y n.y. '
0nou, Norxich T Tn. ' p,a,td.,e.
go pcS Ss.nsr5 Intrepid. Cranberry lslsndA
y. Pierce New Haven ~ wL,ati-T - EH,.AsthporL
HardsoShble, bl iartnport 80. EI,.Isthp.ft y
~ ~ ~ S cnIP Ri,ahsthser Mslsbar Roudouts
jon v Bell, South AHboy. IrloL DOWN A~'
D0MFsTIC PORTS. -
49, Ne, q = Arrived brgs sonness, from Beifsi 80.
uoSIisy Foster Jacisopyilc Wa Mallory, Baffo~sa 'e
Ms D.isa os SSSao Va o KP.se barb Ad..s' ss
ssr Mobile brig Red Wins, 70. Brasil sshs Yorl
Bs. sailed ~. sIip Rutand from ssss:.
s. " - bark Mary Edth from sJSnsF Sailed ATN'' Z
aaa Zodiac. for Liverpool ..
NJ vo..,n.., from SesiouBdlaDd tsr Ssw'fori OF Ss'
oe, 10 by pnstbssi Me- Me-
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INITIATING ApyrRrrsEMENrs

An injunction was granted yesterday by Judge
DAILY Of the Court OF Common Pleas against tho use OF
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

sun 500 Moon rIses....... 80
Sandy Hook -, 9:OT Cows Isand... 95 Hell Gate ,..ln
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pOWUATAN vs.. ATULTTIC,

DH let "a ~ m 81. CD. ~. en- Total
N Moin.l. .:.....,......i q I -