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peas Pohlmann-1 Dbl ounces q Young-32 kegs
butter Russell & HAIL. bbls spirits Cusachs I
half bbls do $40 bbs cornmeal 20 bbs pork 257 bbs
whisky l25 kegs lard 100 pals lard 4O35 sacks corn
1894 sacks oats 1913 sacks bran 379 sacks malt 120
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Stella Block
bills rice to Wang & Cottam-4O do Roder Eco
II do Socola- II sacks rough rice 81 Pohlmann-lS
do Wang Gotham and sundries to order-Total, 63
bbls nee As sacks rough rice
vICKSBURG-Pe steamer Natehez- -423 bales of
cotton to Newman Sec . f97 Meyer Wels &e9
Lehman Abraham &co-l2l Craig 81 Hogan--lo3
Richardson & May so Jurey Gillis-70 Pritchard
& Biehkam 81 McGehee, Snowden & Vioett--53
Prestige Graham &co-52 Allison &co-47 B4r-
net &co-42 PAYNE Kennedy &co-S6 VIM Bell &co
40 Alcus Scherck g. Autey-35 W A Peale &co- 81
Noble-2s Blakemore &co-s7 Avendano Bros "a w
E Hall-23 Walmsley &co-22 Jno Chatfe & Sons
10 NJ NJ Greenwood eco .19 Bussey Geo. II to order
16 Clamp Bros eco Is Buckner &co--15 NJ San
didge &co-13 Walden, Hawkins Nco- IL Jno L Har-
die &co-ll Ar Mitenberger q Polock-ll GWyn q
Dyer-lO w Senten &cocIo & Z Newman n. ~ ~
Co.'S W G Black &co-6 r I Buckner Bro-6 Con
ger & Kelley-.5 o Thomas eco . W Burbrdge
geo, :. Chaffe Hamilton & Powell Harrison u
&co-4 Temple Coons &co 3 Gumbel eco 3
Hirsch Adler &co-3 Wyche Morgan-2 Basset-
ti-2 ,Jno Phelps SEQ. . Meyer Weill-1 Renshaw,
Cammack eco Il Beadles Wood &eo--1 Adams q
Cockburn-I Flash, Lewis &co-1 d Hadden &co-l
O Hopkins-1 NJ Clarke-1s54 sacks cotton seed A
Magnnis Sons-s90 do Union Oil Co. -56l do Blenvlle
Oil Co .5fl 90 Louisiana Co-l9 SACKS seoo
Odell e. Wright 5 do w Clark "a bbls apples +
DelBondio-Total 2457 baeR cotton 1866 sa. ks cot
ton seed "A sacks seed cotton Ga bbls apples
| LOWER GOASI--Per steamer Waoon-oS SACKS
sacks rough rice to X Thompson g bbls potatoes
| Cha aire-and sundries to order
| LOWER COAST-Per steamer IbeIla-36 scaks
rough rice to Siewerd Kip-l09 do Jos Davld-4o
do Thompson-2 30 do Alex Kelley 40 bbs rice Jos
Davs-Total 80 bbls rice 3l3 sacks rough rice
| LOWER COAST--Per steamer Or1Ole-SO sacks
rough rice to A Lanata-5O do Mariposa Rice Mill
l6 sacks potatoes and sundries to order-Toal, 13l
| sacks rough
| PARATARIA-Per steamer Annie B-Sundres
| to order .
| UNION PLANTATION-Per steamer Josephine
| Sundrres to order
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STEAMBOATS,.
Steamboat and Railroad Agency.

YTHE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR THE
i Memphis and Ohio River Line of Packets, are
prepared to give through bills of lading in ection
with the boats of the above mentioned Lines over the
following Railroads: Little Rock and Pine Bluff
Railroad and Ouachita Railroad from Chcot City
Iron Mountain Railroad from Belmont, Mo-; Evans
Vile and Craw louisville Railroad and all its connec-
tions from Evansville, Ind; Cincinnati Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad and all its connections from
Cincinnati For all inf,rp att and through rates,
apply to BURDEAU & WAYNE,
SIT If 106 Gfavier street.
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OPELOUSAB.

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at p M
E@ For Washington, Fort Barre
@sxtSfdrJfS Simmsport Churchville and all IL ter
ae..Ssssa'sA mediate landings on the Coast Att ha
falaya River and BAYOU Courtableau-The new and
light dTaught passenger steamer
Trenton,
e. Oautrevaux MASTER 81. Moaison clerk.
All fire ght for Bayou des Gaizes will be landed at
SimmsporJ or Big Bend LAD ing.
s26 If J. NJ. BOWLING IS Decatur street.
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Receipts of Produce.

RUATAN-Per schooner Gertrude Howes- 1850
punches bananas $4,000 plantaiDs $4,000 e0coanuts
700 pineapples 5 bbs lines p Tore
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ROTTERDAM Per brig Henderika. -6Oi bales OF
cotton 1850 pcs slaves
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Belovv--At Quarantine.
Exports.

Steamship Margaret. Baker, from Havana via Flori-
da Ports, to l K Roberts
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STa LOUIS.
szzsrn FOR st. LOUIS, CAIRO.
lsaesssHR MEMPHIS AND THE BENDS.
saAssaeassxs The fine steamer
CARRIE v. kOUNTZ,
W. f. Gere, master. ---, clerk.
Leaves SATURDAY, October . at P. NJ.
GLENCOE.
T. s. Calhoun, master, j. T. McCOrd clerk
Leaves WEDNESDAY, October 6. at P NJ.
Through bills lad1ng via Cairo and Belmont all
points North and West.
a J.B. WOODS L CO.. 1o4 Common st.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
TIE CROMWELL LINZ.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on SUNDAY, October 5. at A. M.
ss,f4ssxs This line 10 composed Of the following
Steamships:
RNICKERBOCKEE, HUDSON,
OORTES NEW ORLEANS.
Tho steamship
New Orleans,
Geo. A. Dearborn, commander,
will lesvs her WHAT loot OF Toulouse street
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Hsvre taker
she same
Tor freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON,
p1l4ly Il Carondelet street.
INSURANCE ON CARGO BY HIS LINE
CAN BE EFFECTED IN NEW YORK MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANIES AT ThREE-QUAR
TIERS PER CENT NET
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0UACu1rA RIVER.
UPPER C0Asf.

UFfLH CUABEs
NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND BATON ROUGE
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY. at P. NJ. and FRIDAY.
at 10 A. NJ.
AnE4b The passenger steamer
E'tssankaSkN Ii. l.. Hodge,
Jas. p. McEirOy master. II. Bf"oarnn clerk
Returning every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENING
For freight o. p sssage apply IN bosrd to
e. O. MELANCON, 20 Cont ct.
P. S-Freight rates any boat in the trade,
1913 tt
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OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on WEDN ESDAY. 9th inst at P. M.
For Cincinnati, Louisville, Evans-
l@saNlhIt VILE Henderson, Shawneetown, Pads
- cab, Cairo, Memphis and all intermediate
points-The passen ger steamer
Mary Houston.
Chas Miller master L illicit Miller, clerk,
will leave as above For freight passage apply on
board OF to BURDEAU & WAYNE,
OF 106 Gravier street.
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STEAMBOATS,.

0IGAM100Ax6O
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
PORTAT1oN COMPANY.
MARIA LOUISE, TEXAS, La BELLE
r. T. BRYARLY, W. j. BEHAN, LOTUS NO. 3
BELLE ROWLAND, c. h. DURFEE,
COL. A. p. KOUNS.
For Shreveport, jefferson, Upper
1870 Red River Minden, ceushatta, Grand
Ecore, Alexandria and all way and plantation land
ings-Leaving New Orleans as follows:
WEDNESDAY, Sept %.
BELLE ROWLAND-.-----. g. W. Rea
SATURDAY. octobera
Returning, win leave Shreveport TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
Saturdays boat will 60 through to Jefferson.
No wharf boat charges will be made on freight
consigned to the company at the mouth of Red River
Forwarding freight consigned to the company at
New Orleans will be handled free of drayage and
commissions
For freight or passage apply board Of boats, or
at the Office of the company Ill Grav1er, between
'''s'''-'''' '''''' N' JOS. A. AIKEN, President.
NV JOYCE, Agent iel rs 1y
RED RIVER AND GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at P. N.
- For Grand Ecore, Alexandria
Montgomery. NoImau's Barbin's, Ware
- cAsAs2 and all landings On Red River-The
New Bart Able,
r. Snnott master, Geo. Hamilton, clerk
Will answer all calls on the Coast.
''' A' ADAMS & W6 Xxx Commercial Place.
Commencing SATURDAY. October I'd.
au22 If
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SATURDAY vICKSBURG UNITED STATE
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at S P. M.
r For Vicksburg, Davis's ReEa,
sASrEtFS III Natchez all intermediate landings-
ss==,zs.sssssaszafh The passenger steamer
NatcheZ,
T. P feathers MASTER j. F. Muse, clerk,
connecting at vicksburg with the Parlsot Line loI
Yazoo, Tallahatcbie and Sunfower rivers, and witt
Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo and St Louis
For freight OF passage apply on board, or to
JOHN JANNEY, III Common st.,
or to HITE e. CARLIN. TchOnpitoulas 50.
Freight taken and through bills OF lading signed
Trenton, Monroe and all stations on the vcksburg
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, by
w. B. BROCKETT Agent 80 Magazine st.
s14 6m
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MINIATURES ALMANAC.
sARRIYALG.

Sun Rises ...... ......5:54 Moon Sets 7:3O A.
Sun Sets..... ......5 45 First Or. I'd 10O6 AN
Length of Day, l1h. Sim.
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tisared Yesterday.
Holland brig Hendelika, Bronsern', for Rotterdam
Geo \ Fosdick acc
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put in Western steamer"
SIGNAL LIGHTS PUT OUT BELOW vICKsBURG BY
THE LILY, LIEUT. c. A. ROCKWELL AND
CAPT. OSCAR B. JOLLY.
No. 38-In foot of field below Bnckridge.
No 39-Where Bondurants upper landing
was last season.
No. 4O-Two hundred and fifty yards be-
low last house in Brjmsburg.
No. 41-At DR.. News gin, lite above
where his house stood.
No. 42-On Natchez Island, one-third of
mile above the Fort
No. 43-Two hundred yards below Ashley
Armer's, st. GATHERINGS Bend.
No. 44-At Briars upper or low water levee.
No. 45-One-quarter Of mile above Green's
store.
The "Big Iojun" will carry the news to
Mary this evening at O'Clock.
The FIeta arrived yesterday from Opelousas
with 324 bales cotton, 94S sacks cotton seed,
SO sacks seed cotton and so head cattle, which
is the best trip from this section this season.
The FIeta returns to-day promptly at Z. NJ,
and will take freight for landings on the Coast,
Atchafalaya, Bayous Courtableau, Bnuf and
Des Glaizes. Capt G. G. Pickett in command,
A. Meynier, ST., clerk.
The ST. Louis Times says:
"The Mary Bell is being hurried forward
to completion. The boilers are in position
ana the IRE lIOut 10 UciuS Pun w eo-~"J'
Painters are at work in the cabin and scores
of carpenters are at work on the guards and
warehouses. The Rohan Bros wanted to
take the chimneys down yesterday, bnt Capt
Hicks thought they had better wait day or
two till the paint on the root got dryer
"The business men of Memphis are having
an elegant set of colors made for the Mary
Bell, and will present them on her arrival
there. Capt. Hicks received a letter yester-
day from his agent at Helena, saying that
cotton was coming at the rate of IS bales q
day, and the amount would be doubled In
two weeks.
The Lotus No. 3 leaves to-day at Z. M.
sure, for all landings on Red River to Shreve-
po,r The Lotus has just received thou ough
oy s,auling, as well as several coats of snow
WHITE and she looks as gay as a lark. Capt.
Dave Dannals, Red River standby. com
msnds; Messrs. jos Doid and Joha Heat
clerks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-18

POLICE COURT, observation-disclosures Rol.
lerson and Billy Wilson (white) were sent on
to the Hastings Court for stealing from Colin
Kitchen $40 in currency and one gold ring
of the value of SS. Committed without
bail.
Salle Price (colored), was sent to Jail for
thirty days for stealing one shawl, one hat,
and one parasol, all Of the value Of s., the
property of Miss Mary Adams.
Paul Fleming (colored) was fined s. for
assaulting and beating James TiIlet.
K. c. Cbamberlayne and A. o. Jones were
charged with fighting on the streets. Mr..
Jones was also charged with beating Mr..
Chamberlayne, and Mr.. William Crew was
charged with trespassing upon the premises
OF S. D. Chamberayne, Esq. This was q
sort of family trouble. Mr.. Chamberlaync
bad written Mr.. Jones number Of terribly
abusive letters, and Mr. Jones resolved TO
chastise Chamberayne therefor. Mr.. Crew,
who was insuted by Mr.. R. c.. Cbarmber.
layne's letters as much as Mr.. Jones was, on
his arrn account sought r. G. Cham berlayne
at S.. D. Chamberlayne's house with ris ~
to administering wholesome rebuke to the
offender, but was arrested for trespass. The
Police Justice required Messrs. r. g.. Cham.
bcrlayne and William Crew to give security
in the sum of $500 each to keep the peace
which was done.
Alexander Holcombe was Hned s. tor as
saulting Hannah Lewis.
The case OF Robert Jordan Gcelored)
charged with stealing one shoulder OF bacon
was continued until to-day.
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RETHEL SCHOOL.

The closing exercises of Bethel school, OF
which MIR. Julian P. Thomas is principal,
took place yesterday evening at the school
building. The event must have been one
of absorbing interest to the good people
of that section Of the city, for the nurnber
who presented themselves at the door for ad-
mittance was ludicrously large omI'ared
with the insignificant capacity OF The neuses
The yislant tieorkeeper would admit no Que
to the m4in audience.room unttitb children
were seated. Appeals, eXhortataons, and
blandshmsnts we're in vain expended upon
him.
One of the high officials of the public
sch,ol organization in this city presented
himself and with confident cir asked to en-
Ter. but the doorkeeper smilingly denied bis
request. Then said the official; /" am Mr:
-.'' Responded the doorkeeper
know YOU very well, but I've got my orders
and YOU can't come in now."
This tickled the children standing hy
nightly. Though smackiDg somewhat o
the story Of Napoleon and the sentinel u wal
new to ihe children, and was TO them better
than play.
Mr. Thomas, however, appeared at the op
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CuAscERY Court OF R1cHxosp. TurssrA

CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMOND, THURSDAY.
The following cases were disposed of:
Glszeorook Us. Glazebrook, SC. Decree
directing resale of property at the risk. cost,
and charges of purchasers, who have failed
TO comply with terms of former sale.
PIcot Us. Gaynor, &c. Decree confirming
sale of property and making distribution OF
the fund on hand. u........ ,......-..
Fronting us. ironing, sc. Decree con-
tirming sale Of part Of the property, direct.
ing deed to purchaser, who has paid in full,
and making partial distribution of the fund.
Southall and wife us. Allen, &c. Decree
confirming reports approving and confirm
ing investments and disposition Of the fund
as reported. g......... ...... ........
Hyde Us. O'Keefe and wife. Decree pro-
vding for priyy examination of wife of de-
fendant O'Keefe. in relation to property in
bill mentioned before commissioner of court,
as therein provided. .,... ..,
Clarke Us. Tabb's executrix. Decree re-
ferring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Bagby's guardian ps. Bagby, &c. Decree
confirming report of the commissioner and
directing sale of the property In said de-.
cree mentioned. -a'
Colgin's administrator Us. Whitock, &c,
Decree making distribution of the fund aud
fnsl disposition Of the cause.
Dooley Us. Davis, trustee, &c. Decree
confirming the report Of the sale, providing
for the distribution of the fund, and making
q final disposition of the cause.
Tabb and wife uS. Sheppard, sc. Decree
confirming the sale and making provisions
for the disposition of the fund.
Hardgrove as. Williams, &;. Decree con-
6rming the report OF the commissioner and
directing sale of the property in the pro-
ceedings mentioned.
Edmonds, Davenport Il Co. os. Wickham,
Sc. Order awarding Injunction to stay
waste.
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CONTEST FOR THE WooDs MEDAL.-The
contest for the Woods gold medal came off
at the Grace.Street Baptist church last night
in the presence Of large audience. DR.. D..
l.. N. Curry, who presided, announced that
MeSSrs. Archer Anderson, William Writ
Henry, and e. X. EIlyson had been selected
as the committee of award.
The following is Il list of the young gentle
men who were contestants for the piZe:
MeSsrs. j. w. Tucker, G.. J. Burton, S. B.
Kelo, W. T. DereuX. V. III. Jackson, l.. +.
Mock, Il. Ii. Fitzgerald, r. l.. Deeds, 6. w.
Riggan, j. Il. L. Thornblli 4. j. Nettles. F.
2. Robertson, 6. S. Wood, B. w. n. SiLhms,
S. w. Price, NJ. B. Curry, and 0. Z. PeSton.
The contest was spirited, and was most
creditable to all the speakers. They were
frequently applauded, and were the recipl.
ents of handsome bouquets. at the: eonclu.
sion of the exercises the committee retired
for consultation, and unanimously agreed
that Mes>rs B. W. n. Simms, f. Il. Robert
son, and Nj. B. Curry, were the most deserv-
Ing. After prolonged discussion Of their re-
spective merits, it was decided That Messr'..
Curry and Robertson were equally entitled
to the prize, and that the contest betWeea
these gentlemen should be decided BY lof
The lot fell on Mr.. Manly B. Curry, and the
medal will accordingly be presented to Lsn
by Colonel Archer Anderson ut the plleiic
commencement in the College ball aeXt
Thursday night. .....t. .t
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Range Of 7Hermoms'er nj the DiSDdte

ARREST OF SEVERAL PROMINENT PHyst-
cIASs.- During the session Of the Academy
Of Medicine last night difficulty arose be-
tween several well-kuown physicians, and it
became necessary to call in policeman. Dr..
Beale, who happened to be in possession of
the information concerning the affair, mott.
fed Sergeant Seal. Of the middle district, and
he, by direction of Justice Browne, arrested
Drs. II. Mcclure, J.S. Wexford, and Fl. NJ.
Taylo charged with threatening personal
violence to each other by assault with deadly
weapons. The doctors were taken to the
Second police-station. ar,; bailed in the sum
of 81 900 each for their appearance at the
Police Court this morning. Among the wit.
nesses summoned in the case are Drs. James
Beale, j. b. Coakley, j. G. Cabell, George
Harris, w. w. Parker, G. Ii. Perrow, and
Jennifer Garnet. ""
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SUICIDE OF A CITIZEN OF LoUIsA.-Mr w.
O. Jordan, a respectable citizen of Lou
iSa county, commtted suicide at Jordan Cas-
tie, Louisa county, on the 18th instant. He
first took poison (strychnine, probably, and
that not acting promptly he shot himself
through the heart, and instantly fell dead.
No cause can be assigned for the selt-murder,
and on the day it was committed deceased
appeared in bis usual health, though little
excited. After taking the poison he sat down
with Il number of gentlemen and talked about
the crops, and then suddenly jumped up,
drew pistol, and shot himself. He had left
note 10 bis room giving directions as to his
burial. He had also laid out the clothes in
which he wished to be buried. Mr. Jordan
was in the forty.third year Of his age; wss
never married, but leaves q mother and sis
ter. He was buried "Wednesday.
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ors were referred to Register Forbes for in.

ors were referred to Register Forbes for in
quiry and report.
To the matters OF Ransom HudgiDs, bank.
rupt; Stanley Hart, bankrupt; and FIippin
& Co., bankrupts. The assignees were ordered
TO sell the baDkupts chooses in action at
public auction after giving ten days notice
Of the time and place. 40 .t.sI itu..s
In the matter Of George Tyler, bankrupt.
The clerk was instructed to check 10 favor
of the second judgment lien-hoiders for
s5l5.05, being the amount now in bank to
the credit of this cause
In the matter of n. c. Newton, bankrupt.
Upon the petition Of the bankrupt for dis
charge an order was made for the creditors
to show cause on the 7th Of July next, be-
fore the register, why the prayer thereof
should not be granted. =
In the matter of E. L. Clark, bankrupt.
The assignee was ordered to pay the bank
rupt the balance in bis hands, amounting to
S141.73, as an exemption.
In the. matter of F. Dawson, bankrupt.
The irjunction enjoiniDg judgment credi-
tor from selling certain property claimed by
the bankrupt as exempt was perpetuated.
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A BANKRUPTCY CASE OF INTEREST TO
FARNEEs.-I Yesterday before Judge Hughes,
in the bankruptcy case Of F. Davidson, a
creditor whose claim originated before the
passage Of the statute of Virginia eXemptins
from execution farmers wagon (passed
February Goth, 1861, and before the
passage OF the State law eXemp.ng a farmers
horse passed 1st July, 1860, those laws
being prospective, and judgment having
been recovered and an execution levied be-
fore the bankruptcy upon a wagon and mule
of the bankrupt, and the wagon and mule
having been set apart to the bankrupt by the
assignee As part Of his exemption, and the
creditor having moved that these two pro.
pcrtes might be sold in satisfaction Of the
lien Of his execution, the court oyerruled
the motion. 1t did so on the ground that the
law of Congress allowing the exemption Of
$500 in neccsSarics is not liable to the objec-
tion that il ilnpairs the obligation Of con-
tracts, such an objection being applicable
only to State laws; and, therefore, the eX-
emption of neceSsaries, in the form of horse,
wagon, and like articles TO a farmer, to the
value of $500. is good against the lien of an
execution, however old the debt.
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MORE SAILORS IN TRoUBLE.-William War
rel, Henry Williams, and William Harris,
charged with refusing 10 do duty on board
the schooner w. +. Simmons, were brought
before the Police Justice yesterday morning.
The Justice, upon examining the shipping
papers in the hands OF Captain Gandis, said
that they were irregularly made out, and it
further appeared from the mems statement
that they had agreed TO ship "to Richmond I"
and had signed the articles in blank with
that understanding, and the blank had been
filled up SO rs to make it appear that they
bad shipped "to Richmond and to return TO
some northern port" This. however, the
CAPTAIN denied. The accused We're dis
charged.
AS they were leaving the bar Of the court
one OF the men tipped the Captain ii wink
and said "PIl see you later" Thereupon
the Captain swore he was afraid the men
would do him some bodily Injury. They
were rtarrested and examined on this new
charge. The man who had remarked iii
see YOU later" declared that be and bis COM
panions would not hurt hair of the Cap
iain's head that the words in question
formed the chorus of tnmllar song, and
were by them often used in jocular conVerSa-
ton, The Captain still persisted that bis
life and property would not be safe If the
sailors were allowed TO go at liberty, and
they were accordingly committed to Jail for
thirty days in default of surety to be OF
good behavior and keep the peace.
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TIE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA BOUNDARY
L1sE.-The counsel of Virginia and Mary
land engaged In taking the depos!tlons OF
witnesses in relation TO the boundary line
have been examining Ex-Governor Wise.
They will probably get through here ID a
few days, and then adjourn 10 Crisneid, ma,
where more witnesses Will De eSsmlneu.
The arbitrators, Hon. J. S. Beach, OF Penn
sylyania, on the part of Maryland; eX-GoV'
ernor Graham, Of North Carolina, on the
part of Virginia; and eN Governor jenkins,
Of Georgia, chosen by the other TWO, VIII
meet TO decide the whole question some time
this summer, and before them the testimony
already given and TO be hereafter given VIII
be laid, ....... .f... z. $685.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

CITY CoU1cIL.--This body wib meet to-
night at the Auditors office.
The ELECTION CAsE.-The coEtested-elec'
ton case OF Haden and others. Us. Colonel
Ambers was before the County Court again
yesterday. Counsel for the defence urged
the plea sbat illegal votes had been received
at Company store precinct Clover ILL
township, and at oaher places. Several wit
nesses were examined and the matter con-
tinued until to-day. The main issue,
which is that the city Of Manchester lad no
legal. right to vote for Commonwealth's at
tornsy, has not yet been discussed except
incidentally.