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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
civil, NOTES.

The Supreme Court of the United states has
granted writ OF error the celebrated Jnmel Estate
case ana 4, will within days be placed on the eaen
dar of that court for argument. The appeal bond Is
signed by Geo. W. Bowen the plalhtlu utlcou -
Tucker and Frederick Liss. each iustfying IN 5000
AT the General Term Supreme ConrD, yes
terbay. before Judges Ingrsham' Brady and Faneher
was ordered that Charles jackson. William KintEay
and Edward Gilbert be appointed examiners for Octo-
Der Term and thar Edward Patterson IT, Thos T. ETH
man aud samuel C. Reed be appointed committee Oh
Character.
In the Supreme Court suits or Thomas
Breaker aet Thomas Ivory for debt OF fios George
Corbitt for 1875 and william Long for $780, Judge Bar
rett has appointed Samuel Bdlock referee AZ also IN
the su az Kafe L. steele for divorce from Seweh "a
steele and provision for the support OF hersaI anu
children she alleges abandonment and adultery a. tue
grounds OF her action. -
On page $50 of Common Law Register, NO.
the United States District Court are the following
marts Xxx" They IN one OF theshnes reserved
for Entering the titles Of and are supposed TO ind
cate that place Is 10 be kept for the record OK Gus
ouhouse case gun Oh the th inst whenever II snail
please ce rtn officials TO allow matters 70 ppcaf GU
the Common Law Register, which according 70 ptece
Dent II not Law, should have appeSreu 'heie oeiore'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
COTTON MARKETS

ST. Lows. Oct afo'ton-io.Il7.
LOUIsviLLE. OFT 9-fnto1 se1iT; Gtl0T l1cs receipts
10 bales, shipments y blle4
GALVESTON goo1 bei higher and ,onnal Good OrdsaT
3D.. Ordinary l2'i; 3t7 hs'es eEpors-
c0lstxee bales; sales rs tss; aorf. II sBf3 bales
NoBiE Oc. g-Goon nIc.rrei. NahGs H. .; net receipts
42U balls; eIporscoasWHe i39 bales; -OJ sas s'oE
O7tj bales
CH.nLssTnS Oct. 9Cotor qnc mafiecs lGDl7ci net 70
cepts 1913 baIesi sse 800 bales; 'oek, II U29 bales
NEw-ORLgASs Or 9(otoH-cferingy hr't; demand s'rug
Mdlmgs IS4.alS7s-: Los Mtdlrcs l7a.ai2c; street Gooi
onBary. IG9.9l7e ad receipts 3OI7 bsles gro 3Ji3 bscs
sales 800 haesi Uocf, a3os2
BArrsoRE. o. Cotton da ard norn,l; Mdnss. II ~
iaHgs, lie Stc Cool Or.Gay lCs.; r-crpi'
bslesi % bales sales ~ sse si0eA 1910
SoEyorE ort 9Coton firm; low Hdlluvs. l5isc oct re-
op 6SS bales eIpors-cossHlse. b2 bales stcs - tses
sto,k. J98 bslut
WiLSISGTOS. Oct 9Coton Q.i hcJfrgs lfc net reoepts
CO bass; sales, 10 hsrs. stock, Oh bales
9.tu.toa steady; htiNngf u -
r.crpts 90 100 baes; sock. 1903 hle
aoton nominal; nothing do y fft-gs
lS7c; iidlurs Iolfc ct receipts 90 bais gIa40 Bale
nESPHIs OF 9Cotun QDeti N.ldia0. l1ci eceipA, 'oJ
bales. shipments 500 bales; stock. 1882 ba.-a. -
B0sroS oct 9Coion qaeti Mdngs lSh.i ret r'ceipo o.
gross sale, 200 bales si0cs 5000 bales
9Cotlor arn 'or want q funds hddng' l5e
16c, receipts 500 bales. sales, COO bales -
Oct 9io0n quiet aud Grin Mmings lfci nea
rereuLs 2GGS e1pOrc0asta ZiO3 baeai saes OfJ
bales; SlJck l1,7Sl bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
SIX JURORS IN THE STOKES CASE.

At the opening of the Court of Oyer and
Terminer yesterday Judge Davis rendered decision on
the question raised by the defense whether at the be
ginning OF jury year, the Commissioner OF Jurors
having list Of twenty more thousand names, could
select from IL list OF 1895 for his first
contribution 10 the jurybo1. The DlstTctht
torney. though denying the facts, TO test the
question: had filed demurrer raising the simple ques
on OF law whether. II such facts existed there had
been snch misdong in the absence OF fraud TO rem
der the panel drawn void. Judge Davis, expressing
regret that the condition OF his eyes had not permitted
him to give written opinion gave an oral opinion over
ruling the demurrer Mr.. 1remaine added that he
had snce the adjournment OF the court, q
long conversation with Mr. Douglass IaJ lqr ana
had ascertained that the book which tbey had De
fore supposed 10 be the perfected ist was really the
collection OF from which 10 was made IDe
drawing of Jury was then begun. The following Jurors
were obtained: Thomas White bartholomew, Joseph
Hook OF No 81 Avenue A, Evan I. Hoops OF twenty
slxtl.st and broadway, Edward ]. Calhoun. JaroO
Metz and Charles g. Peters The absent JURORS were
fined $50 each. An order Oi aIOtDet pahe Was MAUI
after which the Court adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
TIE COURTS.
A NEW PHASE OF THE KEssLER CASE.


Judge Gilbert of Brooklyn granted that city,
yesterday attachment the bank balance OF Adolph
Kesser who uEder arrest Tor the alleged theft from
Controller schrocders Office OF Brooklyn boulevard
bonds worth s. 10 appears that Kesser on his APP
pontment stated that he had property and should
DO pendent his support his salary of $780, but
that he opened July account with the First Ma
tiOnal Bank OF Wamsburgh, and has made deposits
Amounting TO sI27I As. The suspicious look OF this
revelation In increased by the fact that other bonds
worth more than 5000, which in Kcssers CHARGE
have recently found missing. The affidavit OF the
Controller which the attachment was granted alleges
thai Kesser counsel. with whom Kesser was not known
a. have any general business relation had drawn VI 500
from Kessler's account by OF check signed by
the latter and that would that Kessler whose
hank WAS inclined Ia dishonor his demands wished IN
inns way the proceeds OF his robbery kess
iers counsel states that his client SAID that he needed
money for the support Of hs family aud that he had
unnamed 500 for him ana given ~ over taking re-
CENT the The bank first refused 10 honor the
cheek bnt the lawyer threatened 10 shut up the ins
tnion, which frightened the Omcldi IN cbhfRe that
paid tho amount OF The check
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
DEPARTURES or FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY. OCT. 10
Newfoundland e0se u as fork Post Oice eser tty
D. On. via IalaL
Mai HALIFAX n - closed The NeE.fors fo1Oce e'eU
isy al IN. and goes va Boston
SATURDAY.. OCT. il.
Great Britain France euentoEn aDi Liverpool
b. the Adauc close at No Supplementary MAI
steamship sails al $50 White Star Does fav0Ba FesrJ
Jrrsey NtV.
Europe Southampton and Bremen by ne steamship
SuupeDertary ha f3 dosbeposass
letter. and printed is 1ei tie PosOice a. $50
Steamship sails At from pier foot Of Ttist. HoboteB.
Prusin close1 Mall sent ~ ms lne
Mails for Glide e!Dse steamship
ssils 3 o a.. from Pier No. 20 b. X
Mai, for Hsyt ETC. by tue steamship ycksburg close al
SUNDAY. OCT. J..
Mails close at n o'clock Tue fO.tcAoe open iros a
toll
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NO. oiT sSS.s E' s. s's, i%Ss ! Vat; So
Ss ' ca Ti% It 81 sO a4oo bush NO
q oo SU a 0: Ca. Se% e. '6; ss. good
Sua po.s better q upL.Is C.nsd at 81 %
S,s oo0 a. 81 s. 10 900 bush d. ST
ss S s:s 80 sSo f E 81 81 S s. sJ Gn S
c, E' s.a,s 81 % fass a' All
e0e Newiork 5Oe TO Alhsgr, 42e Rsrp'-2 900 bgsh
Lunbcr shpnebsl COO bb -Four $4,000 bu'h Barley 22l
BsITsoEs Oct 9-Coou qa.t Poar aa' aonai
@-a[ Se' = go 20 a. + h a5Ss y r.n
- 25Gsil wea sugcra3c - % no 80 DO Err- 50 2;
grades, Choe While 81 . S$l 49, Far to PRIME 10 - 80
~ 5o o%%ou to Paii DO ii 40dsi 81; Ohio
81 1881 o. ,sL',S, & 81 S;Gsi g. os, s,e s .a
s.ntsi Soueru; 3oa5ei westeP M1~i t7a4ss DO White
S yo H SrT Sse ami noSos wsc Batter strong
choice ?5s5oe c.fss nouns, Tsss, q's
Refined lee6 Gc ss Sse s "a I s.s S ~ .s
uS.n. sItn f,n st" = Sosss 90 SAsf
R 93G9Ss Corr n,e's hsoT Bare, and Be,
90. s ss :. & E. Fa a g. 81 ss sG t
ans .,'1 p SIS go i rss, q r'
EsIt demand PorL nominal Baeoashouders sac Clear Rio
RS side. Size Clear siae, sia ,1.-sugaearsd
Is t4ei P,o. l2le L.a-Tsree. ssasG Kes. sh Steam.
Alan o. s-sSe,-So,nus doing R,. steady p,.
f s. bi 10 S.S &. e S@a. terms. sd ooS sS
C.n,o lots also pnste terms Oats quiet and stead
1Eys,ND 9wheat dui aud dreinng No. Red. 81 IS
No Red u 81 Com qaiet nominal. 54a55e Oats aaist lat
arm, No / state, 44c Petroleum urn and unchanged.
psfsor OCT O-PlOur qst and auehsnSrd Wheat '.i, Me-
white 81 81 III White 81 40; Amber Mebgaa 81 As Gem
steady 52y Oas Ia goei dema1d al 3)e Recsipt-JOVv
bush Wheat, 1000 ba'A Data ShIpnenu-4oo0 bash "ss's
z coo bush. OAlL 49,
scixsArI 9-Fuf 10 fair demand snl idv,ncd sales 81
9S7 Is Wheat trm 81 81 s0dSl as Com quiet 52d03c
r., steady s2ds3e 0ss steady 3Sd45e Barley arm Best
Fall 81 95asl go Batter 10 fair demand and trm Peri steady
.s sl6 Lar. gHie, s.esm lac sene,,ly hsd at se Kettle
9ass Buik Meats dali and nominal Shoulders 79 sides noml
psy for Gear Rib; SdS for Cssr Bacon 9aei small
pees nonina Shoulders Size Clear Rib SIDES, Sc Clear
bs4 d9e. WHISKY qnetj sales al 9Oc eanoaey.
ToLxDO Oct sFOer quiet and ssehaage Wheat lover s,onsf
sales Of Amber hiehsn 81 80 Novembsr 81 -
Rel spot 81 37x HoEeab 81 Al 9Sl AZ Core shsse
sales Of Hrh Mred spot at 4Sc so'emoer tSssi p
eenbsr 81 h LoH hIed 47e Oa shade better 81 sz~ ~
No l. ale for No cash, AOte seller October Frssss "a
CHANGED Wheat 1900 bcsa Ezra .aa
7OV0 kush 0ax shpS.nts-4 900 bbla Plcar 2oooo 's'
So 900 bash Corn Is 900 bush Osts a.
BrUAL6 Oc. SLaie and hail imports for we - - - a.,
Floer 900 be Wheat. 1858 bash Con- ago 200 ssn,
ly5sl bash; Barley a. SB7 RE 600 bush Csns
-wLs,t l7s 244 tash Corn 2a0679 bsh on so.to oass
B.s 10 bssA RIDeTtswbesL VI 3zz pssh 's'h "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
URTICENA DIGITATA.

"Anemoncs" are among the larger objects usually
brought mp by the dredge. There never was more
inappropriate name. SINCE they not flowers al
all and least of all are they wind-ilowers Students
who have only seen them in the shape Of preserved
specimens in acohol-in which condition thew look
like n roll of tripe-can form little idea OF their
beauty of form and color. They delight in the cold
and darkness of the depths of the and to snow
them to advantage, these conditions must be iIn-
tated by keeping them in a dark aquarium sur
rounded by ice; there, if not disturbed they will
open out their long tcntaccs and display their bri-
liant colors, ard can be observed best by artificial
light So far as is known. thoy not the food OF
fishes they, on the contrary. have the power oil
singing other animals to dcathor at least so as 10
paralyze tbcm-and young fishes are their frequent
prey. Anemoncs are not particular as to food; all
seems to be fish that into their net but they
make most havoc among small crustaccans. shrimp
from three To four inches long have been taken rom
an ancmOnes capaciOus stomach. They have n
remarkable capacity for putting themselves outside
Of animals whose structure is less elastic thah tneii
ngy rare in American waters. The explorers OF tue
Fish Commission the first TO find il of the coasts
of the United States; bringing 1t up with the dTedpe
last wear from 40 fathOms depth. Oft st. Georges
Banks and this year II or 20 miles OFT Cape Eliza
beth, in A. TO GS fatboms The specimen drawn was
over six inches high and four WIDE The cOoIs of all
these animals vary in different specimens. In gen
eTal The column or upright part of this anehone Is
flesh color scarlet, orange or bright red, with warty
excrescences of paler color tho disk is OF a duIi
red or brown; the tentacles flesh color. light red
dark red or dark brown. The mouth Is nODed WIN
brownish orange. Considering that they have no
bony Frame the Tough substantial structure OF
auemones is rather surprising. They VIII bear con-
siderable knocking about IN tho SIEVE III the process
of washing the mud of, without serious injury:
Perhaps. however, the most remarkable OF tins
wears discoveries among the Radiates is the Ceridn
thus long, narrow, wOml-like sca-ane none, about
ten inches long and wide, forming tough.
leathcry tube. There also the Anfodon OF Con'd-
ttl1; a crinoid aud one of the very few living repre-
sensations of the encrinitcs, 80 common III early
vcolnpiral fines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
THE FEDERAL CIRCUIT.

In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. the first case called that OF Frank L. Isntor'
indicted for embezzling the funds OF the Atantic
National Bank Assistant United states Dls'rictA.
torney Purdy answered Ready" and Mr.. Sherwood
one OF ratntor,s counsel requested adjournment.
The case was set down for trial on Oct. rs.
The following prisoners pleaded guilty and were re-
handed for sentence: Alfred McPike, emoezlhng lei
ters from the Post Office; Josiah English ana william
Spikes manufacturing counterfeit nve-c9ni peess. r.
smith fouusel for Steven H. Knapp, indicted Tor EN-
bezzling money from the Post-Ohice moved 10 quash
the indictment on the ground o. keneLI Nague,s
After long Argument III which Mr.. Purdy represented
the Government Judge Benedict granted Tue MOTION a.
TO four counts aud reserved his decision gu tue MIN
count
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

Shell-Gs Holsters, crabs shrimps. and cuttle-fsh
may be familiar forms to our seashore readers, but
with marine worms they have probably little &C
quaintance. The sea is pretty nearly as full of
worms rs the land, and rather surpasses it as to
their size and style. Two three feet is not
common length for some species. have seen 20
inch one. of delicate pink color, and ten
dency TO commit Jel0 de Sc by breaking
himself to pieces in fragmentary scgmenty
when in fear or for other reasons dissatis-
fed with his usual form Of existence The ami
NAL represented by the drawing is not one of the
longer worms its actual size being considerably less
than that if the illustrations but hope that the
ornamental appendagcs will be accepted an OAset
against deficiency of size.
This form Of gattiOla is new discovery IN this
country. In fact believe the naturallsts OF the
Fish Commission have il all to themselves and have
not yet christened il with specific name. The ami
NAL is unquestionably kind Of worm and the Brit
sh species have been found oyster beds. It's rosy
tentacular faments are capable Of being curled in
spirals or uncurled ut will; the spirals sometimes
being cured in close to the body Of the animal
almost TO conceal il. There really four eyes, two
on each side of the head but the pairs are coales
cent There is proboscs 70 the queer-Shaped head.
but no teeth. The gattiola belongs to class Of
worms that form the food of the hake and pollock.
but being SOIL anu easily ub0S'A"4o' aAo NV 0au4iJ
recognizable among the contents OF the stomachs Of
those fishes when opened. The identity of such a
worm would be lost in less than half an hour after
he was swallowed
| To enumerate the animals whose discovery IN
these waters constitutes novelty would alone make
long list of what TO all but naturalists are an IN
meaning set of names But there are some OF this
veor,s discoveries so rare and that 1t would be
- ;;rs,ica IN fine work of the Fish Commission not
20 aas,;on ,hem Such is the Pleuroneofes Qtdber
FISH Of the founder kind, notably recognizable by an
apparent absence OF scales, hitherto known only by
in sufficient numbers for all the prominent museums
Among crustaceans there Is the Munna large. red
d,sh amphipod genus hitherto unkno~n Oh or
| q crab six or eight inches in breadth and by no
| means as handsome TO my notion OF eaneIiah
beauty IA the common crab but which had al theIao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE AND THE LORDS
SUFFER-.

TIE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE AND THE LORDS
SUFFER-.
TO me Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Your paper of this morning reports
communion observed yesterday in DR.. Adams's
church by tho Evangelical Alliance. DIR. Adams on
Saturday afternoon read several notices Of the Alliance
meetings for Sunday but In his announcements there
was none concerning the communion, and observe that
there is no observance OF this kind the published pro-
grammc OF its proceedings There is much doubt in
some quarters to tho real unity OF this body and that
doubt has been increased by the proposition made SOME
time TO omit the service OF the Lords Supper
count OF certain opinions held BY part OF the members
The Catholic Council at Rome observed that rite first Of
al and seems incredible almost that council Of Prot
estans should 1t altogether IL may be through AN
oversight that this feature has not been Inserted IN the
order OF services II II is 10 DO omitted entirely viii not
the SOOTHING nIhelity OF the have more mis-
se to hurl at the Christian union that really has no
unity at hearti We shall await with great interest 10
see there s 10 be communion service observed under
the Oihcla sanction Of the Alliance. ONO.
DER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM GLAsGOW-In skarlship Aussrdld Oct g-hehAri j.
Pry Dan Damn Miss Sarah Kkup Jhl Whe wife anl ehh
W. Stephenson aai sfe Mss Jane Iutuef s As lufe
J. A. Pool and Q chihiren Wm. L. Pool N y Charles p A.
Garner ". Lanrr Iiss l. P,ry, Dss4 ~ hhreA Mrs
la McGrgor Children Rev T. Gahrth wife aul clillfea
john McEifoy Mrs Ge hrG Brydeai sduet E"asaa' hi
= arbartou, John Preach AM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
, vr,pnrRous SAILOR SENTENCED.

Oscar Haliendar. "a Norwegian sailor, was
tried before Judge Gilbert yesterday Tor inc slegeu
murder OF Gustave Olsen shipboard. The evidence
was o the effect that while the bark Alliance, on which
both were engaged was lying at the Atlantic Docks on
Sept H. Halendar and Olsen qnarreed and the former
stabbed the latter sheath knife Olsen DIED on
the following day the jury round the prisoner gnlly
OF anslaughter in the third degree and the Judge SEN
fenced him to Imprisonment for two years and SIX
m M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
nlEIlruRk ALnANar.

GOO y Nsou nes.s 5:2b
s,,ir Boo, 10 40 l2l Hell SAFE PeD. O3j
s,ol, % ov lsilnd a. He'll Cue lao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
TowNG-NEr As DRAWN TnEouen THE WATER.

1ONlNtr-NIl - '"hNfN iii''''''i 'i'H '+F''+'''
The artist who makes the drawings for this letter.
Mr.. Emerton, might be seen almost every evening
during his stay here slowly rowing between the
islands boat from whose stern towing-net was
suspended. As the darkness increased, the wake Of
the boat was often cleaning with phosphorosconcc.
a shimmerng uncanny light given off 10y millions Of
microscopic creatures. Many species Of these have
been caught by means of the towinguet, and are
identified and described. There is no limit to the
variety of nature in this department. An evenings
work gives pailful of curoStics which might
afford subjects for months study. The eggs of fish,
mostly difficult of Identification and the young Of
nearly all the sea animals that iubabt these waters
are added to the of creatures which,
in their adult form are scarcely visible 10 the unaS-
sisted eve. And the curious feature about it all rs
that nature is quite elaborate IN the design and
finish OF these minute objects III bcr larger works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
SRIPPIAG LNTELAIGENCH
PORT Op ESW -foKK....-

PORT % Esw- tOKK............... ..........ocr .
CLEARED.
Steamship ls,.aao jGs,t sbu1ssa A1,arp sq'orc1 Co
Sres%sIp ae Bs Baksnal. norfolk CO roa' AMI heaseHi.
% S,a"%.bp ItsIs Bri Grg Glasgow &C. Hcnleoa Bros
Steamship barnes Cbfeemip. Saylnnsl " H. Garrison
ss,% 1.So B.s .a sl s3 1 &c. S'9 S 20
steamship Aun G,. Hcla5i' rL1 e YIN =. G.e
Steamship Che.-.esle. Jcluso1. io.aai ). 3. Ane&
steamship Gaaea, Beare B9'toa n. T. Dgoes
s ssS I esli 49, Ro;,aos oa ,a Srsa 800.
Bari william Or 'rag A9tssrP sr or e. tuael give Co.
sara Reps5nE C6sr bee Eehaord os orders Faeh. hdye
BARI E,er,rd Peio: se H1o,t Brsusn, Esp.n Keep Co
Kupd'ug tSor), E'osrn. LoeAeie ,r rssea'
Bag Wiley Irj. STAT csdnisaa. SC faasa E,s
Schr B.eoe Lossr Savannah o,s Evan, Ball
sehr Gopin w,:eur5 Sisrafr STAFFORD NsauaunBg Co
ARRIVED.
SesD san Salvador ScesOu Saysun,h sta ns sad 20
S,s e. Sa.r.l r elrscs Glasgow So, r. .nl n.u.
18th with mdse sut 20 ieltersoa Bros.
SLIP w. oo5, Mco'e Loa-os Aug % sui lie Of WghtSsPI
SHIP Alec Boo, o 8,ls suon Liverpool 10 l,. ballast
bsrf Piemgia Aatl - Rotterdam SO ia7s % ballast
,oHooSSa.-RSns AND eo.gvss
r. NJ. Clark. Hartford T. =. Cabsis. Pfosiisree
Herschel, Pau .nvcr. kahs Belle. Deans
M ISI PIrrSa. Scas,,l Eis 5oi Dsisa Providence.
Deeatur oases, ProsdeSee. Tho. Eiis, Hie.isnL
Delphi Bristol he4hof laftlAai -
Robert smith Portland a. Sylvester nais. Taghton
ID IpeTah,H New .BollorL MarespA Aansos fAh Ny,L
Al,hA fTsnkin. Nsntucket Mrhento, Me- be.lof1
Mana Lcusa NaTres, X l. fofeftOss, hen-nsfta
10, W.r,ham y. g. Nh'lien, SOmcrseL
,h.. I,.rrl New H.t,u Mauns, Deurs.
D.unfless NOAuk. > n rsifs, "" hAFea,
Ruth Ia Mes Londos. L"oa bridgeport
Dvr.ts kshD. NeuhaVcG fesef b-'1si' f"f1~hI %
Hester PorlebesIeH
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Panama MosRoH Va. oct aPad 10 tor Baluos sisanshs
R.ltore frU bremen Passed bng Jvha Boyu 5s NooJ
for DegsarA n Ell. -, a., 81.
FOREIGN PORTS.
orsEssrOws Oct 9.Ih lons1 Lac steamship cy Of H.-re
Isled NeNiofk &C. Lyespool arm her, ss
s,saIss Tb. Mhaa 0uon LiSe steamship wJorinE AoYaa
from HsvYort Sept Is, here to-day LAYER
pool
DISASTERS.
Bosros Oct 9The shr L1cy Nancy s Bangor dns,,S
wsterOggd danRs the weJRsl1s norm.
ofCspe Ann TIE spLn took the M.
moang discovered from Shore and The life sev 10 es
captain barely alive ~h third he'd been satss before,
washed out Of the boat sRd drowned
Nossolk Va. Ok rAs :eArs s.,sh coars, os GeOss.o-s
with Of c"s Tor Povdsne has sl
nsnsa and rigging The sshr j. l. Malry frn B,Ivmer. 10,
New Bedford viii coal eaT't her nAiasa Bod, sIps 70 sa
" morrow.
lFv Lasssf sap Niece ses Ssrena Pa0AI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

Tho first complete memoir of the early Iife and
character Of the American lobster IL direct result
of the facilities afforded for the study oil mallnc
animals by tho Fish Commission. 1t IS bHei
pamphlet strictly of n scientific character and en-
bodies ihe studies Of Prof Sidney l. Smith OF New
Haven. who has made tho subject speciality Inc
illustration which We give is reproduced from 'iiis
work. but despite ITS faithfnncss it can give hut
faint ilca Of tho lively little creature rs hc appears
jumping about in the field of the microscope, trans
parent and giitterng with black eyes. whose facets
shine like polished gems. These creatures, and a
vast variety of objects of equal or greater minute
ness which are resolved by the microscope ntoactVe
and strange forms of life, arc caught usually at
night by means of the JowingDot
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CALENpARS-TnIs nar.

sUPsEss CorRr-GESRRaL TkRsNos 2fS, 30 % 1l2. JIG
l9, 100 g. a. a. 81 IN l23, ZO5 az. Ca l4O l4l' l42
l44. lS5 l46, l47 l4S. l49
CiEc0lr-PAhI -DAyls, Criminal busines(oyer aud Term
heT) - o,o
13in PSI, 1926. 1896 257i glO'a 49, 200; 33l6
22gGa 1853 2474 2,636, 27Gl2 702 952. l22oL l42iS
5jG 2O7S 1886 2 G62. 26S4 2s92. l712. - - -
spEnAL TsKS-FAscnEK NO. - IA. 50; 90 81, S. 60
10, n, H. 49, "a, as, a. IT, 10 ~. 81, 81, IS. "a
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Charles Schaefer who was arrested on Oct. J.
Beas, " NJ a. PnAss ST. cot "
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AhIIcuLATEs. . Insects. .......
Crustaceans......

pod uenn.
The foregoing estimates probably fan far short OF the
rear number OF species Observed there are nj least y
intestinal and leeches included the above,
which would bring the total over 100.
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THE RUN ON THE TRIBUNE.

TO Tho EdlI0r OF INC TrtOuht
SIR: tried to get Tribune at Newark, this
morning. but tod that they were all sold tried
again at tho foot OF Barcayt, wlork side, and re-
ceiyed the same answer. equally unsuccessful at
six different news stands my way Printing House
square. determined not To go TO work until had read
the news. HUNGRY.
feto- York Oct. 7. 1873.
Tile nABIIS OF IOAnS- CONSIDERATIONS OF A PENI-