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ing lie wasdead; saw two streaks OF blood ana ssid
''GO0d gracious. this has been cut Cross-examn-
atiOn-e prisoner fell four times before we got 70 INC
station house. that fs let him down four times LOT ne
very heavy man, there was no examination au aug
at the and no marks of violence were WIS.,
ible when / took him back 10 the CELL A., $1,000.
Ex.Judge Garrison in summing up Ior tne ueIehor,
drew the attention of the jury to the fact thar tne omeer
stated that he struck Haggerty when ne
going to grab him. which did not agree WIN the
testimony ostwc witnesses who testified that the officer
appeared about strike him on the head sat inc most
officer struck HIM on the knuckles District Attorney
Morris in summing up for the prosecution, eonehdea
that the officer had used unnecessary violence III Iaps
the deceased to the Station House, that tine ohcer was
man OF violent temper and had assaulted nep.gts
drunken man, when he unable to help hlnsei 'nas
officers had no right drag drunken men through ING
streets and throw them In the cells like dogs he nope
the time would come when the police force would DC ee-
waited to higher standard, and tho Station sSs
tenn reformed. H.'
Judge Gilbert said an assault had been defined 10 mean
an unlawful molestatiOn OF a mans person. The Jury
must guided by the testimony and not by any general
cut a long time. and falling TO agree discharged
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ALLEGED FRAUDS BY TEA DEALERS.

dealers OF this city, petItioned since to be sd
Indicated voluntary bankrupts While the bankruptcy
proceedings were pending Benjamin Won BeraD, cred
tor OF the Walks commenced suit against them In
State court damages from them for alleged
frauds IN converting several thousand dollars in money
which he alleged he had deposited with them. TO their
own use order OF Issued In this suit, and
the Walks lodged In Ludlowst. JAIL in default OF
$4,000 bail. Counsel for the Walks then obtained
from Benedict writ of habeas corpus To have the
Walks brought before him. and shown for their
imprisonment The Sheriff made return reciting the
facts above stated the OF the imprisonment
Counsel for the Walks trayersed the RETURN denying all
the allegations Of fraud made by Won Beiran and the
matter was referred Commissioner Osborn to take es
tmony In relation thereto. On the coming in OF the
Commissioners report. Judge Benedict will decide the
matter,
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THE PIER FOR THE NEW BARGE-oFrIcE.

The walls of the pier for the new Barge
ONCE near the Battery are being built with commenda
BILE speed, considering the difficulties which
tered The foundation stones laid 2s eetunder water
Work commenced about the middle of last June, and
the first stone lowered the 9th Of July About 900
cubic feet Of masonry will be required before the con-
tract finished The total cost Of the pier is estimated
at $4,000 The Government water front Of $50
feet The pier and the slip will be l25 feet in width
each The front wall OF the shore back OF the slip be-
ginning at the Staten Island Ferry House, extends north
west oi feet with double stairway OF stone descending
Into the water From this wall the main pier commences,
running at right angles 2O south Of thence
extending toward the Battery The granite bloc
are 10 feet long feet thick and from feet In width
They are cut at the quarries Dx's Island In Maine
The walls are TO be 10 feet thick base and feet at
the top. The space inclosed will be occupied by the
future barge ofce. Thus far much trouble has been
experienced by the workmen and Instances they
have been forced to leave the unfinished wall and work
Ia another place until the damages done by the neom
ing tide could he repaired Powerful steam dredges
we're employed TO dredge the bottom Of the basin so
that tho divers could put down the foundation
sometimes the work OF several days would be covered
with sapd and gravel washed In BY the Thus far
about 1900 cubic feet OF masonry have been put down
vessel is 70 be moored In the required position where
the wall TO be laid The huge granite blocks then
h0isted up on dock and swung overheard the DIVER
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THE COURTS.
U. q. SUPREME COURT.


WASHINGTON, ID. G., Oct 14.-No. 129-L. P.
Woodruff OF al agt John Parhaye, Collector. &c. and
No Ioo-John nson agt. Elisha b. Lott, Collector &c.
These cases argued together involving identical
questions except In the latter case the tax imposed goes
for the city treasury. The plaintiffs merchants in
Mobile Ala, aud import into the State merchandise IN
largo quantities from other States which they sell in the
original packages unbroken, the condition in
which they were received by them. Tho author.
in the other, sought TO collect OF them tax. The
property of the plaintiff was seized to satisfy the
tax and these actions brought to damages
for such seizures and sale The passed through the
State Courts and finally the Supreme Court or the State
affirmed the validity Of the ordinance OF the city and the
law OF the State aud sustained the authority exercised
by the Collector The Court In effect decided as here
tended that citizen OF York Ohio cannot send TO
Mobile Ala his merchandise manufactures TO be sold
for his account by his agent at auction private sale
In the state and condition In which he prefers IL for the
market without mourning a charge for taxes by the
State and municipal authorities az Mobile. This decision.
It Ia insisted, is In contraventon OF those provisions
OF the Constitution which declare that Congress shall
have power 10 regulate commerce among the several
on imports or exports The theory Of the Constitution
tits submitted plain; and these taxes can no more be
legally eXaced than LOUISIANA or Alabama could require
tax each bale of cotton received from Mississippi
and other states Tor expectation through
port q the country but is competent Tor thai State to
demand tax ON each article received Tor sale or export
receiving them or TO demand tax upon the gross pro.
ceeds Of sale, en the sale Is made' The state,
own answer. The defendants submits the following
propositions substantially Goods brought into a
the constitutional sense and they were tax upon ali
sales OF goods within thestate Is not tax on imports.
state taxation in the hands q the purchaser whether in
the original package or not Goods thus purchased from
State taxation by being carried from one State to
another In9usM Tne scs 10 9nesSn may aset the
maintained BY showing direct repasnaScs to .oms act
of Congress r. Hamilton and John A. Campbell for the
plantifs in error p. Phillips for defendants.
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COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND CoRREC-
TION,

At the meeting of the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction yesterday the Police Commits
soners we're requested connect the Eighteenth Pre-
cinct Police Station House with Bellevue Hospital so
places where accidents may happen Eleven graduates
OF bellevue Medical College who have passed supple
menary examination appointed district physicians
for the poor at salary OF $500 year EACH but are re-
quired receive fees from any patients OF this class
They are authorized to give orders for medicines on the
apothecary of the Commission who shall furnish them
gratuitousy The city divided into eleven districts,
for fine purpose OF facilitating the distribution OF the re-
lief granted by the Legislature to the INDECENT blind and
DAYS were assigned whereon make the the application
The children OF Randals Island will visit the Fair OF the
American Institute on Saturday by invitation OF the
managers. ..
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rEw-YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, OCrOBEK IS, 1869

Directs when all is ready, the signal given and the
immense weight rapidly disappears eenea' tue
also disappears The at the pump turns the crank
and immefateIy multitude OF air bubbles snow that
the submarine citizen has plenty OF oxygen.
The most puzzling signals from On 'ss sarSe and
the proper orders shouted to the w0rken on deck
the adjusted bucket of cement er cpt
sent down. and the diver manages TO get twenty per
OF IL in the erevices between the granite blocks lno
visitor struck by the strange appearance OF tue
suit protected by another suit OF canvas The hen1o
looks like huge copper solored pumpkin with queer
bulseye windows In trent The air Is forced In anu gu.
at tine back OF the head The work Is being done uuer
the direction OF Mr. A. B. Mullett supervising Archllec
OF Washington The highest part OF the Wal 10 "i'n
about eight feet OF the surface t... u
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COURT CALENDARs-TuIs DAY.

OYER AND TERAIINER AND SUPREME CouRT-CIR-
Par Nos ss2S +s1 $685. 1879 23Tl 2ul 2 3l9
3iss 1855 sl5 1851 .e9 t9 t 49, .63 4s3 t l77S 4sl
1851 o21 os 1907 :2, S7s s2ao $3.50 1905 e91 1857 s sass
Nos aj 92a2 1870 3.2 $500 3ot 3s6 3s asa asa
5000 s2 5 57o SIG 5s. bl9 s2l e29l S5l3 500
s799 ss.s 1870 tasS $780, $685. W. wv
SuPREME CoURT-SPEcIL TERM.-Demurrers.-
d. a. a. 49, 49, Law and Fact-Noa 1854 al 22 2 iIs AIS
s7t i1s, a. ist aa2 2aa as4 27s sis i3o 49, '''
~! SyP P 10, "a, CoURr TRI TERMPART Mos.
le26 1895 1909 l1le 1911 1892 1897 as6 a37 400 asl lcs
2lts alSl R72, l7t 1900 alec. 2lT9 2252 1875 1920
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TRRM-Part J-Gposs
Nos y6 3aoe 36l 3s, 1857 3sls 1919 s2 3sa ,sss ss1J
s rs S3 s paS5 s ,ysy . J oS ss O @ s
GENERAL. SEssIOSs--FTsnk Adams. Henry Porter.
stephen ptimmoes aud John Hsgss robbery Charles Gordon
James Bell nd william Jennings burglary; ChAes Meehan EIs
beth wIPps aud ca,ys' wiAou ,Gd rcssy James rhosp.
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soc,rry or PRACTICAL ENGINEERING.

At the regular meeting of the Society OF
Practical on Wednesday the Cooper Instt
tute, Mr. c. Williams read paper on railroads The
paper was merely preliminary to plan OF Mr.. Wilamss
for perfectly safe railway which to be submitted TO
the Society at its next meeting and was very ddase ana
Farland OF Worcester, Mas. exhibited Inodel OF q
truck which he claimed afforded complete proecu9n
selftightening fish Joint Mr.. Hewitt gave some inter
estbg particulars relation 10 the manufacture ana ses
of steei rails He believed that within very short
period they would be manufactured and delivered
at as low price the iron rails can be- In the soutn
and rolling mills under the roof by the agency OF
which iron ore converted into steel rails at actually
esa than iron rails could be made for. The COM
Mound rail- with an iron base aud steel top. had proved
very durable. The Illinois Central Railroad directors
had voted at recent meeting to relay their entire trae
with this rail- At Trenton, 1000 tuns month OF steer
rails were manufactured for tho Erie Railroad steer
ras we re safer and more economical for heavy traic
than IRON though for light engines running at moderate
speed iron was still litto the cheapest.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF ERw.YORg,

PORT OF sEw.roRS........-........ .... October Ia
s...uhpsAri. Tmmnaan aouS Koss Main. Won o,sr-.4ss
Brepsu Herman Liv1s;oo oss.@S nsns.oni, 9
Besn, More Castle Adams Havana; E@pire PIe. Wsssss
s ssSke..ss E.t' brs.s; SSSS Lewis Carter st ,ss
w. s. z:sss %ss.y sasaD 1.T @;.:' ai:
Galveston h Smith. Toole Charleston 7, . ~h.r Ne
'' sio SS-aST; cly, Mack Hartford D.
Steamship TDon LeMsssdner Liverpool Sept ~ va o1''ns'
steamship YaISns Spencer Galveston De. KEY West Oct
sss. s cclumll. v.a sioe Hsv,ns rd..
Steamship Gssoo Winters wa,loseo and Aer.ai", mia.
s:..s.ss pss ,Ssn s Ps.,S: S,s md pas ~.
Bari Unsr STARK RIO JnsTO Aug via HanP'oa Roads o~ 10
s.T. Bounding BI.r a:yasd; sI BS't q ballast
Brig Charles Heath Greco sew. Bedford. .I
s s. Ss s.r. a i.gs:s
seIE ". H. Ls:. S. Mars g. 70 dsy. s.'. store.
scHooSEss-RIvEK AMP oossr-ss
IGDR s,. rSns1 y sss z sf s.si.r wss.
Lotts Klots, GeorEstOSD. u, D. BndIeOu. Battnese
CAPITOL, EaI.bstaport feansn. n labe,ipors-
s sa F Butler ssSSa4sS E%%. Hf s:s Hs.sg
G. a H.%SsA R Sss sst'' 8 ss fs,
:.s P y. vsa w s,s si;:s'Ft y.
John Lenihsl virginia Belle T. Hall, vusiui.
North PseIsc' ProSdsnss JSsspi Hs Pol.ss c.
J, +. Robinson Gloucester. D. Oatsai. bridgeport
4 W. Ponder Taunton. Mediator. Boston
A. Wooster Mschiaa Richard Borden fali tiSse
J. CLARK Providence. s. r. Hose Boston
Harriet Lewis, Proydesee
Csnaboat LIME Lahen, 0usss Canals, 10 iss amber
SAILED, .. -..-.
for Hong Kong Hsir FIR Bfemea Tsnt ~
Lyepoo Castle for Herman Lyegstsn Tor ssSss
uah Saratoga Richmond mnnetonk TOT Chsrestoa snehota
at Quarantine SSip-D. ". Chapman. for v-0rlesna
DOMESTIC PORTS. 80 .
i-Arved steamship Gucga from ses York shp
Caeut,ai bss BAgIst from Leghon' T. Dsrrs
from Antwerp tr..r.......~ f...
FOREIGN PORTS, $500 .
HAVANA, Oct 1.-THE steamship Eagle from se~YoE Oct bee
arrived 49, -.t... 80. -rt.,u. -, =
GLAeow Oct LITTLE steamship Cambria ron S'TY'k. arrives
at this port to-day. ~ .
QuKEssrowS Oct 1.-THE steamship from New fstk
arrived at this port yesterday. y -
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THE MoRRIsANIA BREWERY CASES.

The examination in these cases was continued
before Commissioner White In the Of j. F. Sutton
and Andrew Flegler, who charged with having,
the ith ut, failed destroy stamps lager beer kegs
from which they had drawn lager beer Fegler the bar
tender OF Sutton allowed TO turn States evidence
against sutton IL shown that Sutton had seSIeted
IN cigar box number Of perfect emps that had been
tapped He Was held for trial In the Of Michael
Kunz. who charged with sending number OF kegs
lager beer from his bre very for delivery the
ing OF the 4th u, without cancehng 1.-THE stamps on sew
eral OF them shown satisfactorily that the stamps
CD all the kegs had been duly Cancelled aud Kuntz was
sol
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REARREsT OF" EGBERT." THE ACTOR

Some time ago, Egbert +. Ten Eyck, an
actor who playing the part Of Sebastian in the Tenn
pest at the Grand Opera House. arrested during the
progress OF the play charge OF having been engaged
In forging army Paymasters checks He committed.
after examination the details Of which pub
lshed In THH TRIBUNE at the me TO await the action Of
the Grand Jury. and subsequently gave $4,000 bail to
answer such action The Grand Jury found an ndict-
pent against him. and he again arrested Wednes
day night after he had finished enactng the role OF Sc
bastian In Twelfth Night, at the Fifth Avenue Opera
House. brought before Commissioner Shields Yesterday
morning, and renewed the bail previously given ap
near for
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THE FARO BANK ROBBERY.

Henry Brandon, whose arrest on charge of
having entered the gambling house No 100 Broadway
was published in yesterdays TRIBUNE, taken before
Justice Dodge at Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day. and admitted TO bail in 81 200 to answer at
court. Alderman Hugh OBrien becoming his bondsman
He claims to be entirely innocent OF the charge, and
that he purchased the stolen property In the regular
OF business. He further alleges that the
plant was preferred 10 extort money from him.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pursers arriving port rsqusslss
fever packages addressed the EswYok Associated Pres
persons sIhbtHg the gtsa authority Of W. smaloa 0essr
Agent News packages for the Journal Of Cepaer 7fNs TRBuHs
World Erpre Erenfn1 Post Conmtrcf1r dfyrSr SLaad
zeitro Dokvst shesd
thu
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAvASA-TB steamship Columbia, Oct IJobs Ptsris
Juaa Ba Adoph Baz Giro CbfatO Jose Ruiz De
Lopez Miss ConsIels Lopez seraw behevsua Miss kbsyp.
Jose Sanchez Miss c. Yag Joaquin MorsD Mrs.
child Enrique Cavalier T. p OSulsB Mrs Ross Hs1s,i Mia
lasaa Eeheyeua Miss Dolores Bcheveuie
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scu Joseph osS, and w,p Russell Grsud from W per
sou William Delmes receiving goods John Trspp Aasss
suPpe wo esses), obtaining gOodS By false ptesses Aasss
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SHALL DEMOCRACY FAILf

The Irish People publishes vigorous ar
tcle under the above caption, In which 1t dis.
cusses. eeTeonie the politics Of the City of New.
York. The writer premises that New-York is at once
the most badly governed and most thoroughly Demo.
cratic City in the Union" After deseanting upon the
in which the political knayes and trcksters pull
the wires OF the socaed Democratic party for their own
mercenary ends, he says:
What we state respecting our Democratic" regime Is
so manifest TO all the parties interested herento the
political schemers and TO their dupes-hat would DO
own corruption and stupidity not also fact that
the aforesaid democratic" majority Is mainly com
posed Of Irishmen This brings blush OF ignatlon
and shame TO cheeks and feel mperatvey called
upon TO exhOr our fel0wc0unfymen 10 hurst the dis
graceful chains which they have allowed the cunning
wire-pulers OF this Sham Democracy to cast around
them. Their connection with this party-not alone In
HewYOrk, but throughout the Unon-is the great but
almost the only reproach which their fellow citizens can
cast In their face when compared with native Americans
and men OF other nati0nalities
After forcibly pointing out the i'll effects OF the Irish
alliance with tho corrupt Democracy here. upon the
cause emancipation from OF British thraldom at home
writer thus concludes: ..--
III Irshmen will resolve to aid In clearing out the
denominations that now polute the Augean Stable OF
gratitude from the country Of their adoption they will
have removed great standing obstacle to the establish
OF true democratic freedom In their native land by
the consequent discontinue OF the English Ring"
They will have Tefuted the very strongest living test
mODy which the foes of human freedom can produce
against the beneficial effects OF purely democratic inst
yotares OF the Democratic Faith In Its purity long
TO have this most formidable and fragrant argument
against 1t fully oyerthrown and swept away from our
America alone that beseech both our fell0woitzens
DY adoption and fellowcounrymen by birth, TO throw
on the aegrading yoke OF the sham democracy ~ ls
establlshmentOf the real Democratic Faith 10 Ireland
and throughout the civilized world. a.l F E.
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ytaal 1uiius.

SUPREME COURT, WESTCHESTER C0UN-
~ Tln the matter Of the application ROBERT PATTERSON
HENRY FERRIS JACOB x HOWARD, HUGH LUNSBY s0i Will
LIAM WATSON Commissioners under Chapter
entitled IAN authorize the Westcheser and
Farms TO eSsstrae, highway sand Toass Be ksevn the pod
ban and Pelham Wa the
pfsement In the aboveent ed hereby give
or owners OF all and lots
sro 70 w Frs. That have completed apprssensn ana
that all persons interested these proceeding the lands
affected thereby and who opposed the
oostSns In writing duly vsrned 70 the Commsens before
the 1Sh dag OF Oct 1859; that the
hear parties oeeetng the fewng places
Teloes m and At Dsasy. Hotel IL the vseof Rodhsn 10 the
Second That the abstract Of the s esshsr with nsps
which were used By ne making
animation In the Town Once OF the Parma
wss,ehss'er, as provided BY Law \ E7 ~ ~
.. .si.. e. JOHN G. D0NAHUs. u)ConsIssessss
HAWLBY ID CLAPP } Of
-, CHAaLEs W. LlrTBs tApprsssassa
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Matbium.

CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, Noiseless Holsters
~ ose,stes kBgne. smoke burning Boora tor
W. D. ANDREWS BRO. Ala WsisSsA
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. Ii. ..-
.....6ii1 $50 bosa q
DAf., ,cI.. o.. .Ir If1-L
ssasy Hook 3:26 Cows Island 42 Hell Gate st
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A NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH IN ORANGE. n. j.

The new Catholic church of st. John in
Orange N j. was solemnly dedicated Sunday By the
Right Rev. Bishop McQuado Of Rochester the presence
OF very largo congregation, notwithstanding the In.
element weather. grand high mass was celebrated by
the Rev Father Corrgan, assisted by the Rev. Fathers
Schneider Deacon Mcdonald sub Deacon, and NC
Carthy as Master of Ceremonies The sermon In the
morning was preached by the Rev. j. T. Hecker Paul
let Father; and IN the evening by Bishop McQuad The
church Is OF stone wit slate roof aud Is decorated
with iron Greetings In blue and gold IL covers plot 80
feet wide by feet deep. aud Will accommodate o peo
pie. The cost OF its erection was about 100000 Among
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15
The American Annexation League is prepar

lhe AiQeQSHn ANNEXATION League 70 p,epp.n,
ing for galaday The League Ia a secret organzauonI
bavng many chapters in the states and 10 Canada, and
has for It's end and aim the early annexation or Canada
10 the United States The recent insult which our flag
sustained has stirred revenge In the hearts OF the A.
and programme has been prepared which will probably
be carried during the present month 10 IS arranged
that two jackasses shall draw the British flag trailing
through the Union Spare TO the Battery where
the flag shall be submitted for public insult Each one
as his Invention inclination suggest VIII then de-
grade the Union Jack after which IL will be burned.
Several societies have sgnfed their desire opartcpate
and will appear I'm the procession. company OF bag
pipers will furnish music The day has not been designated
An election will soon take place for Com
rnander OF the Fourth Brigade. " Y g. N. o. position
made vacant by the resignation OF Col Aspinwall ana
temporarily occupied by Col Cavanagh OF the 69th Regi
ment the senior officer There are many aspirans Tor
the place, and much speculation as to who may be
elected. Col Lux Is prominently spoken or, and IL Is
probable that he be elected especially as IL Is cur
rently rumOred that Col Cayanagh Will not DO can
ddae he prefers the charm Of Colonel OF the gallant
69th rather than Commander OF the Fourth Brigade,
although many OF the officers express themselves that
they would like to recognize his services TO
the Union during the late and To obtain his expert
enco for the better advancement VI the Brigade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15

Col. w. A.. McKillop of Carroll County, Nd,
has been nominated for Controller by the Republican
The Republican Convention of Monroe County
met on Tuesday Frederick +, Root Of the town OF
sweden was nominated for State Senator The county
ticket Is as follows Treasurer George DemIng: Sheriff.
Joseph b. Campbell; Justice OF Sessions. Orlando r,
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otsan Stsamsrs

IT s. MAIL TO HAVANA. So
". ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO..
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY O'Clock n, precisely
from Pier No. tNor.h River l .t.. =.
COLUMBIA Capt e. Van Size October u
MoRRo CASTLE. Capt q. W. Palmer, via Nassau Nov
For freight or passage sppTt O. "HBBLEk II. prsaasss