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BARKS,

st Peter 4s4 tons Bartlett, in the Stream, for New
York, ready A>Enslow co.
Brazil. tBrl $50 tons, Mcdonald, at Union wharf,
Albina, $40 tons, Waefea.r, at Atlantic wharf, Tor
Liverpool, loading-Hunt Bros 4 CO
Luget. (Nor,l 47S tons, Nielsen, at Boy ce &kco:s
wharf, for Amsterdam, losGing-Lesesne i
Lucy, (Br) 572 tons, Grifitha, at Union wnary, for
Liverpool loadlrg-H Card.
Oriental, (Br,J 64e tons, Durham, at Atlantic
wharf, fer Liverpool loading-W Smith
Orange Grove, (Br) s75 tons, Mclean, at Central
wharf, to load for Liverpool-R Mure CO.
Vlnco, (Br,) 43s tons, Robson, at Accommodation
wharf, a from sydney, c'B' Waiting-Hen'
Devon,hlre, s4s toes, Havener. at Boyce co.'s
wharf, to load for Liverpool-B Rhett q
Brothers. (Br,, 5a7 tons, jenkins, at Southern
wharf, for Amsterdam, loadlng-B G wilkins
Agra, tBr,) $50 tons. Fisher, at Union wharf, for
u.,Ga LyergSO lSadIngaenry Card
cos COS, wharf, for Liverpool. loadlng-B 8
Grasmere, (Br,l sos tons, Lester, at Accommoda.
ton wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Henry
slrio, Span, s27 tons, Laudeta, at Brown co.'s
wharf, for Havre, loading-W P Hall.
TIC Sobrino, tSpsn,) - tons, ReDteria, at Brown
eos CO.! wharf, from Havana, waitins-w
David McNutt, iBr,, 5o2 tons. Lockhart, at Cen.
traI wharf, from Newport, Eng, dischsrging
Gesoria, (span) tons, Slbils, at Atlantic wharf,
from Havana, wa.ting-W Hall.
BRIGS.
Delphne; (Br,) 242 tons, Bonneau. at Boyce co.'s
wharf, for st Mary's Ga, to load for Havana,
ready-B Rhett Son.
Carlotta, Span, - tons, Portuondo, at Central
Anna Maria, (swed) 2so tons, Hoot at Boyce i
co.'s wharf, for Amsterdam, loading -Lesesne
] l. Bowen. 5os tons, Taylor, at Boyce co.'s
wharf, for Liverpool loading-B s Rhett Il
WI Parks, tons, williams, in the Stream. for
Washington, D o, ready-Jos A Enslow CO.
Ysabelllta, (Span,) - tons, Oliver, at Brown q
co.'s wharf, from Aatanzas, waiting-W
Hall
Manuel, (span,) - tons, Pares. at Union wharf,
for Barcelona, loading-J A Enslow CO.
SCHOONERS.
Frapconia, 2l2 tons, Leavitt ut Southern wharf,
for Mobile, loading-T Tupper 4 Sons.
] Il Stickney, = tons, Fooks, in the Stream, for
Baltimore, readymsireet Bros CO. -.-.,
wharf, from New York, dlschargtng-H F
Louisa Frazer, - tons, Steelman, at Palmetto
wharf from Philadelphia, discharging-H
Baker d co.
Sophia Hanson, = tons, Timm, at Gas oOmpany's
wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-Mas
from Philadelphia, discharginge- Master.
P Allen, 151 tons, Clement, at Central wharf,
from Rookport, Ne, discharging-Andrew
J E DALEY, - tons, Long at wando company'a
wharf, from New York. discharging Master.
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prime salted shoulders at &c, and prime sated
sides at sk@sxc 2 b. Large lots would have 60
be sold In some cases at easier rates.
oovryE.-The market has 1rm feeling for all
Qualities and we quote fair to prime Bio at 22S24c
H.b.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The stocks are mooe
rate, but good to prime grocery sugars may %
quoted at ux@l2Hc q b; fair to good Cnpas
lox@l1Ic. New Orleans molasses, prime s
scarce. Cubs muscovado molasses may be
ouoted at 3e@3sc In hhds. and 4oc IN ools;
clayed at s3@S5c in hhds. and 359a7c In ools
sugar-house syrup sells at 2l@23c In hhds, ana
27c In barrels.
BUTTER AND LARD.-There Is q fair stock OF this
article-fancy Goshen may be quoted at IS cts;
New York State, prime, 25@soc; medium 2o@26c;
ordinary grades, sweet, 1501sc; choice Western
2o@25c. Lard Ia In fair supply, and Is held at
I2@l3c a fb. Cheese-ractory choice 15@16c.
SALT-Joobing parcels Of Liverpool received
direct may be quoted at 81 eo@l TO q sack.
IRON BANDS AND tbs for cotton, OF the most
approved patterns, are offered on the market al
6X@ec 2 10. Wallis tie 5@5Kc.
INDIA BAaaINa.-The market is dull. We quote
a yard, gunny cloth 169Fc; domestic is quiet,
and double anchor, 46 inches, may be quoted at
lsc; elephant at 1e@l7c, Ludlow 16hc, other
brands as In quality.
TIMBER AND LuMBER-The market ror tnls afSi
Gle ls quiet. We quote timber for milling purposes
from 5000 Shipping timber s1o@16. Bright
timber, good merchantsble, from city mils' cut
to size, from sls@22 q NJ by the cargo; lumber
per rail, s1s@I5; river lumber, slo@12; dressed
lumber, s22@25.
FRxIaHrS.-To Liverpool, by steam direct noml-
nal on uplands, nominal on sea Islands; via New
York Kd on uplands, Id on sea islands; by sail
1Id on uplands, on sea islands nominal. 10
Hayre nominal. Coastwise-to New YORK, oy
steam 70 on uplands and Icon sea Islands; 81
a tierce. on rice; by sail, - p ID on cotton;
- q tierce on rice; 4oc 2 barrel on rosin;
s7@ss q II on lumber; 5000 2 on tim
ber. To Boston, by sail, Kc q on upland
cotton. To Providence, by sail, So 90 2 II on
boards, Xcp b on cotton; by steam 81 p bale on
New York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam
xc a b on uplsnds; by san, 81 Pm on boards;
30 on timber; So q ton on clay, and $S@a 80 on
phosphstes. To Baltimore by steam, Nc p b;
by sail, So 6o@7 q N on boards; s3@s Is p ton
on phosphate rock. vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, 8. O., Darien and satala River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and
Io@l2 p N are rates on lumber and boards.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGR.-The banks are purchas-
ing sight checks on New York at e X@kc discount;
time bills nominal They are selling sight checks
at par. ,,.o-
day was nominal; no business for so day bills.
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
- and selling at.
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Receipts. by Railroad, November 80.

1747 bales cotton. 15o bols naval stores 100 bbls
-four, 149 casks clay. s cars stock. TO Railroad
Agent, W Williams q Son Pelzer, Rodgers d co,
W W Smith. b Hudgine, Willis. A Salinas,
Geo " Williams d co. Geo b Water j co, Tren-
holm Son, B Mulligan, w B Smith d co, VIM
Roach & CO, Sloan d Seignlous, Frost, Adger q
CO, wiss & co. L D Mowry Son. Ryan, A
Smith, Witte Bros, Rinsman & Howell, W 0 Bee
& CO. T PSmith, Reeder & Davis, T T Chapeau
Olaghorn, Herring { co, Campsen d co. Pringle
& Son, Ste1ens W.rnar d Ducker. Quacken'
bush, W Gurpey, Whllden Jones Lelbenrood.
Wsrdlaw Carew, Mure Coz Caldwell q Son,
Peake & Miles, W N Lawton Sons, and Fraser
& Dill.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1859 bales upland cotton and bags sea Island
cotton 1sz bbls naval stores, cars lumber and
wood, rough rice, tobacco, mdse, DC. TO Frost,
Adger Il CO. W Ryan, A Salinas, waiter
CO, T Smith, A Smith, Pringle q Son, WIN Y
Bee co. Geo W Williams d co, Klstte co,
Bardea Parker. W @ courtney co, PelZer,
R, dgers & co, J Mallonee, D Stoney, Vel.
ling, Mowry 4 Son, Msntoue & co. Gailard MI,
mott, Kinsman d Howell, John Wieters, Caldwell
s Son, Whiden Il Jones, Reeder Davis. Wlne
Bros, Dukes d CO, Gibbs co, Guy washington, B
Lee, adley, W II WEIGH, Chapeau, Boil
mann Bros. W Cornwall, y .Eason, Howard Z
Bro, W Gurney, A Quackenbush, W Soyer,
Adger d ce, B Feldmann s. co, Railroad Agent
and order.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Tuesday, November
%: There Is nothing new. Some l:tle demand
prevails from the trade and former prices are OBJ.
tained without difficulty, the small stock giving
holders great advantage. There are also Anew
orders here for export sales OF $50 tierces Caro-.
Ina at sIasc, 400 bags Hangoon at 6Xa7Hc, 100
bags Patna at 7Ha7sc, and in bond 500 bags Ran.
goon at 3hc, gold.
From the Journal OF Commerce: Ihere ls not
yery much doing at the moment, but the stocks
are small and prices are firm. We notice sales OF
As tierces Carolina at 8Aaoc, 200 bags Rangoon az
8xs7hc, and $50 bags Patna at 7Ha7Hc.
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Now York Coffee Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Tuesday, No.
vember 28: The market for Brazls Is lrm, but
not 30 active In lots from nrst hands. There Is.
however more doing In lots for consumption, and
the feeling fully warrants the further advance
AGO. are now taken from stock, and In addition
sales have been made in Baltimore OF the cargoes
OF the Fre5a and Gladiator, and to arrive there
1910 bags Rio. ex Fldo. East and West India
G mmandlng better RATES; 100 mats Java have
changed hands. We quote for Rio, in bono, gold
prices, as follows: Ordinary cargoes, 4Hal4h hc;
fair cargoes, l4xa15; good cargoes, l6Hal6; prime
carRoea. l6Mal6H.
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dor FLORIDA, VIA SAVANNAH,
TWICE A WEEK.

Thesplendid Steamers DICTATOR, .EE.A
Captain L. II. Coxetter, and CITY
POINT, Captain Geo. E. Mcmillan, VIII s9ll as ioI'
lows:
The Die ator will leave Charleston every TgEs
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock, and City Point eSery
FRIDAY EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, for Fernandtna,
Jacksonville, Palstka, and all Landings on 81.
Johns River. These Steamers connect with rail-.
road at Tocol for st. Augustine, and at Palatka
with steamers for Enterprise,
Close connection is also made with steamships
at Cedar Keys for Kew Orleans and Havana, and
shippers can rely on no detention OF f,eights TO
New Orleans, and at low rates.
For Freight or Passage, having nrst-clsss as.
commodati0ns, apply TO
Corner Vanderhorst's wharf and Fast Ag.
Through Bills OF Lading given TO New Orleans
move
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CHARLESTON, 8. G., November %, 1871.
Trains for CAMP MEETING AT MOUNT HOLLY
Will leave Charleston. as follows:
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at $50
A. n. and 600 P. n.
On Saturday at $50 A. NJ, 1880 n. and 500
P. II.
on Sunday at $50 A. N. and eco A. N.
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at ESQ A.
n and 600 P. n.
RETURNING:
Leave Mount Holly on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday at6.2oA. N. and Lao Z. n.
On Saturday at $40 A. NJ, 1.ao P. NJ and $50
on Sunday at e.2o A. NJ, 1.so P. N. and 900
PM
on Monday at 1.soP. N.
on Tuesday and Wednesday at $40 A.. N. and
1.s0 P. n.
Fare for the round trip so cents.
Passengers can go and come upon any OF the
regular trains, but in the second class and Camp
Meeting Cars. s. s. S0L0M0NS,
nov2s.4 Superintendent.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, November 29.-Sales Of cotton to.
day SO bales; middlings l7Ic.
SUMTER, November 2s.-The staple has been In
good demand, caused from favorable reports
from Liverpool and the Northern markets. Sales
since our last r-port about 22o bales. we quote
ordinary l4hc; good ordinary 15Ac; low mid
ding l6kc; midding l0%c; strict middllng TIC.
C0LUMB S. November 2s.-Market quiet; low
mlddlings Ike; middling l7Hc. Sales 1913 bales;
receipts a07; shipments 1i5.
SELMA, November 27->ales to-day $50 bales;
mlddllngs 1Sc: market quiet and nrm.
MONTGOMERY, November 28.-The market is
quiet, with a fair demand; ordinary l6l<c; good
ordinary Tic; strict good ordinary Ike; low mid
dllngs IKE; middllngs lSc. The receipts In Mont
gomery Monday $40 bal 8; shipped 6sl bales.
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New York Naval stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce. Tuesday, No.
vember 2s: The market for spirits turpentine Is
somewhat irregular. The arrivals have been fair,
ING at low figures. The inquiry fr m the home
trade, as is usual at this season OF the year, Is
moderate; there is no shipping movement. We
quote merchantable order at 65ka66c. with sales
OF lao bbls IN dock at inside prices. Rosins-The
market Is moderately active at unchanged prices.
sales are 500 bbls strained at 81 SIX. $50 bbls do
at "a 82X, and $50 bb's good strained AZ 81 96.
We quote strained at s4s7K, No at S6a5 40, MOI
at rs 75a8 rs, pale at $Tas, extra pale at So c5a
10. City Pitch at 81 S7ha5. Tar at SO 7os3 75 for
wilmington. Sales Of Is bbls Washington at
"a 83X and 25 bbl8 Newbern at $S so.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, November 29.-[Weekly Report
SPIRITS TURPYNTINE.-As noted at the time OF
closing our review on Thursday last. the market
ruled quite dull, and buyers were not disposed to
operate unless at lower figures. On Saturday 1t
opened at decline Of &c on previous quotations,
and sales were made at 60c per gallon. The mar
let has since ruled quiet. and the transactions
have been small. 1herecelI ts continue light, and
the bulk OF stock here Is In second hands, the
market closing quiet at 6oc per gallon.
TURpRST1NR.-The demand for shipping and dis
tillug purposes has been good throughout the
week ending to-day. Wednesday, and the price
has ruled unchanged, as for several weeks past.
The receipts have fallen of as compared with the
previous week, and there Is only q light STOCK
here. Market steady with fair demand.
RosN-During the week just closed there has
been more frmDess In the market for the lower
grades, and shade improvement has taken
place on quotations given IN our last; Il mode, de
rate inquiry has existed for shipment but the
transactions have been somewhat restricted Tor
want Of ship room and stock. For the inner
grades there has also been moderate Inquiry,
and former pri es have been fully maintained,
while for the medium quail les the market has
ruled quiet The arrivals. by river and rail, are
meagre, and the stock remaining In first hands ls
unusually light The sales and resales for the
week foot up SAIL bbls.
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nACIFIo NAH. STEAMSHIP oOAPYs
= rHaouaH LINZ TO s
CALIFORNIA. cHIHAANDJAPAN.
81 sESI .zt~ y.,.i
FARES cyparr.y arpUCED.
FARES axsArby REDUCED.

Steamers OF the abore lneleaye Pier <aFHk
40. "a, North River. foot OF Canal
street, New York, at 13 O'Clock noon, OF the 18TH
and 8oth Of every Eclth except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced.
ing.
ara for South Pacific and OentrA American poK1s
Departure CT 16th touches at Kingston. Jamatl
For Jaran and China, steamers leave San Fran.
cisco nrst OF every month except when It falls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch 81 Havana, hCs
20 direct from New York to Asptnwall.f
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult,
Medicine Spd attendance nee.
For Passage Tickets or other Information appy
at the OOkPANY'S TICKET 0FFIGE, en- the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, Eew
York. +. d. BABY, Agent.
juiy2o-lyr st,s '-
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Hailrpacs.

NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
IN PANY.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON-
N PANY.
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UUAHLESTON, .. Osy CCptuhty 3At AotAe
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at $3.50 A. Il
md 8 p. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston T:3o A. II. (Mondays ex
spted) and 2:3o p. II.
Train does not leave Charleston p. L., Sun.
Train leaving $50 A. II. makes through connec'
ion to New York via Richmond and Acauis
.jreek only, going through In 40 hours.
Passengers leaving by p. y. Train nave
choice OF route VIA Richmond and Washington
Jr via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY IN Bal
imore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUE
pAY In Wilmington, N. O.
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
west and Northwest, both Trains making con
aeotions at washington with Western uain'
OF Baltimore and . hiO Railroad.
g. =. SOLOAONS,
Engineer and superintendent
p. L. eLKAroR, General Ticket Agent.
febu.12mos
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stock OF Cotton In the Interior Towns
at tho Latest Dates.
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POET CALENDAR.

Last Quarter, 5th, / hour, 25 minutes, morning.
New Noon nth. 10 hours. ~ minutes, evening.
Plrst Quarter, 18th. hours, 81 minutes, eve g
Full Noon, 26th, hours, Is minutes, evening.
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Dect,ase i'm receipts to date........ l65,2l6
me following are the receipts Of cotton al the
principal southrrn markets, from Novem er 2o
20 %, 1871. inclusive, as reported by telegraph.
ms inclun es all points but overland:
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The nne steamship FALCON, Hay; ie, Com.
I'd December, at half. past oo,clock f. NJ
M Philadelphia Freights forwarded 10 that
city by railroad from Baltimore without addi-
tIonal Insurance, and 0onsignees are allowed am.
pie time to sample and sell their Goods from the
Railroad Depot in Philadelphia.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
PAUL @. TRENHOLM, Agent,
noy2s-s No. Q Union WRarves
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NOTE.-We have ueuucleu IRON New orleans
IS, ,069 bales uplands. from Mobile 27 bales up.
lai ds; from Savannah SIG bags Hea island and
1858 bales upland. and from Charleston s42 bags
sea island and 3SS bales upland cotton; also,
s55 bales wrecked cation from the coas. OF Flor.
ida-being the receipts at those polts from No.
bile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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9Th. Charleston stock and Bond nIarket
RID ASKED
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The very fast and splendid Side Wheel steam
der, win sail from Adgef's South Wharf On SAT-
URDEY, December Cd, at 8 O'CLOCK. p. NJ ~
Aar Insurance by this line half per cent.
s6 Through Bills OF LadinR given on Cotton 70
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the Now Eng.
and manufacturing towns.
For Freight or Passage, having handsome Stat:-
room accommodations, apply 20 = ~.
nov2e4 JAMES ADaER Co, Agents.
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Exports OF Naval Stores and Lumber
September to Novcm Der 29, 1871.
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CHARLESTON

Total this year,. iS9' ie9 900 Sae
Total last year.......-. .'..'...''''. .'i.',o0'
The stocks of the article IN sight at the latest
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CIVIL NOTES

Pnrram p. KinSnau contests the will OF his
.,. Daniel Knsrau who died about three years ago,
a.rpe propery worth over $4,000, TO be divided be-
,vsen 5olceatees The ground on which it is contested
h t he was 70 years Of age and insane, and therefore
have tes.amcntary capacity; that so years ago
he Tie contestant made sole cgaJ'', anu lh tut
pslt vi was not made until tho testa.'t vas ABOUT
70 de The case came UP before Judge tarcoIo yes
terl3y on % NJ. ton made % open d'i'Nlt itheu 10y
The 1xccutlf o the will dt the special tcrI discussing
TIE p.lut-s complaint Tn opposition 10 nc III. non IL
Was urged that the lldutla adventure, VINO A6u
served On Gen. Buffers sJ, and Who h2U ,AItotthS0
Mat unless the executor should give him $4,000 he
would have Cen Butler contest the will TINS statement
was denied by the pdiAth who attme0 l-idt ueAe
referred 20 Gen. BUtlor. Decision reserved.
William Hoffman formed a partnership, on
jan l. with two OF lis clerks and, it is charged 10y his
creditors succccded IS false representations in obtain
fng goods worth $500 which lie sold or arranging the
payments So that tey would an fail due In May He was
arrested on faiiag to make good his representations,
end proceedings were taken bankruptcy against him.
Ills rotBcrs about the same time, had q unacy com
sion amounted and nc declared 20 have been
luEatic during the previous six months. His wife was
epVuiuc his custodian, and his property directed
TO be asp , u TIE discharge oI his debts, lie meanwhile
Remaining under arrest motion made, vest TdGy,
Tor his uIo rye nom custody, and TO have him trans
md that his health suffered from bis confinement. Tue
motion resisted by his creditors, VINO sed the Ire
luiuoIy objection that the Court could not, under the
Co. iuUu ..E els barge him on the ground or iuu0cy,
IN tLol tu cf t.c statute tW he coCt OHIJ he Trans
fcIred 20 t-c Ltua,.c asylum. Decision reserved.
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THE COURTS.
r,,p SLEEPY HOLLOW TRAGEDY
,,uRD TRIAL OF BUCKHOUT'

,.;.1 trial of Isaac V. W. Buckhout was
TIE v,,i,c Plains Yesterday There seems 90 ne
resared " ttle interest i'm the trial among the peo-
,cmpara" citv owing to the fact that the tosti-
eo Of the lttlc that Is essentially now Buck
sony c'h"' ~, G6or occasionally, is indifferent IN ms
tod' VaNs sr,,uently laughs heartily when anything
.nusin, occurs. .t,,, r,.+od tbe{r caso with
On N'"" ~ Francis Weeks and bic wife Reoecca,
she tesU' -, circumstances Of the tragedy. The de
retains " =, ,-,p n volumiuous course Of evidence,
tense enter % Ire insanitv Of the prisoner Mhct I.
tending " Am Brown. hirS. sarah J Bowl 'LdI,es
irg, ina miller auo hS ~ T., ti,S irrationaiitv OF
nClgas ..,ss words ami acI"s ~
the ~ the murder l"o IN, S tbo 60 and il
prceHcs essential now testimony III Wv "a, aT -
ave che nis % 9rticuary strong point Tor me dc-
C0nsl',li an interview Win bu'hHOuI II, Jsii IN
fcuse. lie ,ckbout told him he 1et IHsuneV III tnS
Jug he was comHittIg "a q mo longer he believed
Q IitcR lh' led been uri3lthlUi 10 nlul a
That We 81 times with oeIat,rcSs was ConstantiV
Win Others, and BIS VIZ auCrs He had detailed 10
believe hs G, e. ~ 'loTs OF his crime, ana had salu
MI hS'r cIa5ous OF sing sing Wt' eemSsnu hc
and il he eoHH 'N'NNI Mr. Hubert pronounced Buck
would DC 3,A"lcov-n Judgment, CecuSuI lnsnhe
Eou, s,rtlcn Of tie tIial & ~ lie Tris0ner's in
a nCigh1Or OF tht Yl.o,cal mem Dr. lewis f. FellOn,
sanity, auu ~ Gboste who has been ~
DIT Ee9ts fanatic ASYLUM Ia Masevl"SI i,J 20 n
Norton IO.s ms an 'i lef had had interviews WIN
rigid eXin.ao13l and believed lU insane, on account
b"chhO't u ie1sous in regard 10 hs vic luib0h'1'
snd tle b. tbat he was not feignng insanity and
Is U,-iIi-crce wac not or suh'ehlly tth oIVtr
se hin f0 carry out 80 subtle schcluc OF lioaul'!
- ms mast De-. assuming 1t 20 ut lcsu'U' ...,
scltyi,r F0ay and several ONE NcAV di>V 'Ai"HN''
1be cy,,leict Will be concluded to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

ship Thorpe ot Lveeo C.c9s and Sand, Head s.h
S6crs from Poo Rico April Il s. n 30 H. bark Ne
hcna Colombo for bad on board II elephants
fC Circus all WE'LL May g. lat 1914 s.. Ion - barn
Rich from Batavia for amsterdam ~ days oui June 10 L 10
~ o "a W. Gen. Mcclellan Francisco for Cors
Shin Evcrdc of Bath, Randall sunderland 20 days with raNey
ircr 10 order; Nemth Son June &C. h a 81 lon 50 ~
fishing scr telegraph bound est July g. lat Dl3 Ion % H.
spoke rilothoat Wrn. H. Aspinwall No. o.
BARI Chancellor loi Shbume So, Con Boston dave in ballast
sciT l. SSeysu Grouse washington c. days with shingles
20 H. NJ Hlabc'ey,
Schr J. ". Rose, Risley, Virginia.
T. Moon. Chambers, Baltimore
Seal. W. Hines Lane Baltimore for Now.llaven
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PmfAnFIpHIA. July 2Arych steamships A. C. sinners. Davis
Fsrue Fcrton aud Sarah Jones NcwYok; sch Gen Conno Part
ride ro Spain Cleared bark f. Hartman Ncho Belfast, brig
Fannie Butler. Ncier,on. Bangor
BosTCN July aAvc' stcanshp Gucn from New.Yorh; ship
Massachusetts, lie Sac, Kew-OrIeans
N0RroLK July l3Tho steamship Webster, Baltimore for
APnwn pui IN here to-day leaking badly Sne WI" PROBABLY repair
anu saii tomorrow.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoVpoN i3The steamship City Of Ncw-Ycrk, Capt
Lech from NevYork July touched at Queenstown this morning and
proceeded for Liverpool
The Lloyd steamship kon Capt Frank from New
York june @ touched southampton last evening and proceeded for
Bremen
steamship shannon Asinwa
and 81 Thomas touched at Plymouth to-day land mails psses
Havana July C-Arrved this M, steamship City Of Merida
DeakD NcS.lo rk for Vera Cruz
DISASTERS.
scr Mary Iousa Deerng from Bangor FOR Pail River previously
reported ashore Brcn'ons Reef of ~ high llh
inst, after rafting her teckosd aud owed Into Newport. She
leaks and will probably the marine railway repairs
Capt Young Of steamship DORIS reports l us scr sunk with
tepat go-o and apparently stripped Of sails All rigging, with
heads int Oai Of water lying W. by s. S. about miles distant foR
Point Judith Light
lf6r Latest ship Necs see Fun Pagel