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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-06

the course agaii, this morning. ll'g
gins appeared and rowed over the
distance in % minutes and o. seconds.
but .Lntaer ajsed to appear. li'g
gins clalmcd tf5,t he WAS not trealed
taifly, AMI say he would ne 'rew here
again FOR any naf'es,
Rlii.wAs s1Alssn i.Spep-
ST I-o,is. s pf 41'As strife y,
the iirepep an inc Chieage, Rpek
land and la.4cliic r r. haseuaea, the
COMPANY having put the w'pefs 70
work again Fire company has ss's-
tanned severe losses during tho few
days the strike has been in progress,
freight and stock trains having been
DELAYED, business along The entire line
much impedcd ard interrupted. Eleg.
en- strikers are III jail, having attempt :
cd 10 throw trains from the track by
putting distractions thereon.
STRIKE KEsLMRp.
r'iremen on the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pac fic Il. r., who resumed
work .syesterday, struck agsis'- to-day
A.ierrible storm passed over Lea,
venworih City, Kansas, and county,
night before last, damaging hot'scs,
crops, Ne., 10 the amount Of 1000.
BAsE BAi.b.
ID f..
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MISCELLANEOUS
PRINTERS srRlkE.

CnlcAGo, Sept. 5-The printers on
tho Staats Zeltung stfpck last night
on accoun. Of the proposed reduction
from AZ 10 AZ. cents. Priuters have
been summoned by telegraph from
New York. Only efse tfasa aHA Il hey
were left on the force.
MIL IN VIEW.
CINCINNATI, Sept, 5-There are al.
ready many strangers in the city,
drawn hither By the approaching
Goss- Allen fight. The pugllis,s gave
$4,000 bail each to-day not to hght-
in the state. II is rumorcd that the
fight will occur in Owen county, Ky,
on the line Of the Louisville Short
Line railroad also that the crowd in
attendance will interfere to preyen.
Allen from winning the fight.
ROW IN A SALOON.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 5.-A Globe
Democrats special says: .jDo. Suths
erland aud another man went INTO a
saloon in the town Of old Las Animas,
Colorado, last Saturday, and called
for drinks. Two negro soldiers pres
ent offered to join them. The white
men objected and high words ensued.
The negroes left, but soon returned
with several comrades armed with
carbines, who Immediately began
firing right and left. Sutherland was
,-shot through the head and instantly
killed. Two other white men were
wounded. The soldiers then started
back for the fort, none daring to in
terlere with them.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 5.-In
the Hamden park races to-day Swind-
Ter won in the 2:26 class, Mambrino
Kate, second; Carrie. ~, third; Big
Fellow, fourth. Time-2 70; 2;3oI
l2:314.
Maybird won in tie 2..24 class
Carrie, second; Confanonweal'h, Sd
Annie Collins, fourth. Time-2:l1t
2:24t; 2:26t.
Derby won the two-mile hurdle
race, Stanford close second, Loreua
third tftaImu-4 4 i.
REGATTA AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELpnIA, Sept. 5-At the IN
ternational regatta, second day, pro
fessional races, in the first heat, SIN
gle sculls, Brayley, Of st. John, bea
/ Ward, Of New York; time 22.6t.
/ The, single scull race between Han
+ lon, of Toronto, Plaisted, of New
York, and Lnther, Of Pittsburg, wa
won by Hanlon, Plaistel second tim
81 .54t.
ln the pair cared race between tw'
Thames boats containing Higgins an,
Spencer and Greenes aud Thomas,
WAS won by the latter; time 81 "A
The second trial between Jost An,
Gilward and Faulkner and Regar
The latter won. Time a0s2s; War,
: Bros. III seconds; later. =
cENTENNIAL NOTES.
The cool weather has increased tn
R attendance at the exposition.
n The Connecticut state guards wer
q on parade to-day.
The trial Of the steam fre engine
commenced TO day, and will pFobahs
, last the entire week.
Patsey 0'Hara, another participar
in the recent IT prize fight, WAS arreste
to-day
= = ~ 6u account areottttt ffettsl Ella isaea b
Q Higgins, Of the London club, in th
I. siagle scnll race yesterday, Higgir
t. snd Luther were ordered to row oy'
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.1,h1cngo.

1isea9q, oNpt. y
FLoum Quiet and unchanged
wukAr- Active, unsettled and ioxer; No. :,
s',aafE,. closed nsidc rasl; 0a'a asp,As, closed
aes for aepteatHtrr, a
OclOhyr. No.3 8. s3a#i, Rejected Gs5saa
coRs-Fairly active and IRA, shade higher high
mixed, az. Sos, i3a.gtii for eash, .St. 4ia
closed 49, bid for September; 49, a ciosed =
4. bid for ootober.~> Rejected il4.
osrs Shade hfmer, No. 2. 3lia cash for Sep
tember, sisseoas, closed inside for October. Re-
jeetcd, ss.
RYE steady No 2. 81
BAnIsY Loser. No. 1s14a7s ior cash, elo %
inside cash for September; 5287a, closed = fot
October.
roRk Dull and higher, Is o11. e5i51o for SCI,
,emher or October; "A 80 tor the yeat
LARn-Falr demand, a5eash for September
Is for October; i5qss 50 for.th- year.
BULK MEATS shoulders 57s@G; shortrib, st8g
81. short clear sia all:ss.
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Queen Isabella will return here for
the winter.
TURKEY MUST MAKE CoNcEss IONS.
The Times Vienna correspondent,
says the military situation is greatly
in favos of the Turks. Should diplo
matte action fsilto secure a Suspension
Of hostilities, it is al.nos. the uniyer-
sal expression Of the leading press Of
Europe that Turkey cannot make too
many or too ready CONCESSIONS to
public opinion, if she would preserve
her position in Europe in face Of the
strong feeling excited by the Bulga-
rian massacres. One most important
element in this question is the. de-
mons,rstions now being made in Eng
land against Turkey.
CARRYING THE WAR INTO AFRICA
LONDON, Sept. Ga special from
Madeira says intelligence is received
there OF the outbreak OF hostili,ies on
the west coast Of Africa. The Brit
ish expedition, consisting OF three
ships, under Commodore Bruce, as
cended the river Niger, and had a
conflict with the natives. Several
villages were burned and a number oi
Englishmen were wounded
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All that is permanent in English
policy in the east may be summed up
in sentence-thst we des,re TO re.
duce to a mipimum the disturbance
involved in every evitable charge.
II Lord Derby would know,in short,
whist Englishmen want it is to cease
from vain repetition Of Language OF
tradition and conc to an agreement
with her on terms Of peace which the
two powers can press with irresisti.
bic authority ON the sultan and his
ministers.
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FOREIGN.
1t is Certain That Servia Can
not Succeed, Unless Rus
sia Interyenes.
Which Intervention Would
Cause General
War.
English Papers Say That Tur-
key Can Afford to Make
Concessions.
FOREIGN.
SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION.

LONDON, Sept. 5-From the mass
Of conflicting dispatches fromthe seat
of war, it is possible to summarize
the military situation as follows:
Tchernaycff and the bulk OF the
Servian army are at Delig, ad, aud
Alexina,z, if not abandoned, is held
only b, small force, which the Turks
will not hesitate to leave in their rear
in case operations are not suspended
shortly. The march Of the Turks to
kruzvatz would render Deigrad nn,
,enable. and the. Servian army is in
no condition to fight the Turks on
equal terms. Despite attempts to d.
minlsh the Importance of Fridays
battle, it was undoubtedly total aud
disastrous defeat to the Servians, ae-
cempanied by heavy losses in killed
and wounded.
SCARCITY OF TRUTH.
a Belgrade special SAYS no com
modify is su-distasteful there as
truth.
HARD LISEs FOR NEWSPAPERS MEN. Y
A correspondent, Of Breslau pa
per was set upon and beaten on Mon
day for saying he had heard there was
bad news from the front.
Subordinate officers 60 about en-
deeNoring to convey TO the xcited
people the impression that Fridays
battle resulted in Servian victory,
but the government is fully sensible
Of the situation, aud that it cannot
much longer remain unknown to the
population.
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their respective embassies.
OBITUARY.
George Smith, Assyrian explorer.
il dead.
RUSSIA NAY PROTECT sERvIA AND
CAUSE A GENERALwAR.
The Pail Mall Gazette apprehcnds
that Servian reliance on Russian aid
hasbesn % palpable throughout that
Russia will be almost compelled to
protect her now, and may interfere in
such 4 manner As TO provoke general
war. This is the only danger. The
Turks viii surely listen to English
counsel if negotiations are not defeat
ed by Russian demand in excess OF
the Porte's patience. Meanwhile AZ
armistice, at least, may be regarded
rs certain.
The feeling is becoming SO strong
aud unnist1kable that the frieads 81
the government likewise are taking
the cry and seeking to prevent the
question becoming party one. a
pamphlet on the subject by Gladstone
VIII be published this week.
AUTUMN SESSION OF PARLIAMENT.
Earl Russell again writes le.tel
calling for an autumn session OF par
lament.
A letter from the
BISHOP OF MANCHESTER,
calling upon the people as uatiol
to subscribe for the relief Of bulgaria
contains the following sentence
Como what may-and i do not Sc
as anything is likely or even possibl
to come which can endangcr the pc
sition Of Englana-it seems impossi
bic, If we are to have any regard 70
our honor or our good name, that v
should any longer throw, or even a
lew it to be supposed we throw, tn
shield Of the protection Of Englan
over = power which, relying on ths
protection, has done deeds whic
thaye startled and shocked the cor
science Of the whole civilized worls
TURKEY xusT BE TAKEN CARE OF.
The Times to-day, in leading n
,icle, argues that it is fallacy 70 sa
: that Turkey is an independents men
ber OF European system. The rigl
Of neutral powers to intervene in "
affxfrs was long ago established. v
g have, no. morally only, but As ma
ter OF international law, the right
see thAt Justice is done to the Porte
christisn suhiects.
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etuEEN IsABEI.LA.

A special from Paris, says: Es-
Queen Isabella will return here for
the winter.
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Rurrsn- Law grades to cFsamg y
WmsKr- Steady, Los.
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pRoTEsrANrs IN SPAIN.

The Standards Madrid special says
the government has ordered all native
and foreign Protestant chapels, bible
societies, and schools=z..o Immediately
remove all external signs, placards,
and inscriptions indicating their faith.
Foreign societies have protested to
their respective embassies.
OBITUARY.
George Smith, Assyrian explorer,
is dead.
RUSSIA NAY PROTECT sERyIA AND
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Liverpool.

GOV KIyS " z,1s lrru7 Il # 1ptruIl
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OMAHA, Sept. a-The Democratic
state ess,vsasiea meets here to-day.
Many delegates are already present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
nECIslONs-SEPr. %.

Sipeior Courts ecial Term--Bv Judge Sanford
Mayor, &C.Esml,ttur Judgment avn ~ CO.
Eai * at NrW-N1rk Central and Hudson River l.s
be C;rsat Western Insurance Company tNO - same sSI
Same mo p: NeTcrtOn Pruwuen Ct aUrders dlsc1h
truin actions granted CarrO agt Farchd ct alOfder
dismssing appeal without cost"
Marine Court-Chambers BY Judge Sheridan
Fisher agt Thurb6rM Motion granted; VeTdlCt SCI a' anu
new tria costs to abide event S1der a2L aen
udgnent for plaintiff slOi Go. With Interest and allow.
ance III Ter cent SewYOr Central and Hudson RIVER Han.
road COMPANY BuTkeDemuTrtr 0yerraled VIA lsNe
defendant 70 withdraw = and serve ansNl Ntib *
People &c. GibeIud aeut for planui si'5 81 heea
AIT Bell-AOtOr granted. . , 90 ,.,--.,,.
Nv Judge SiuBOtL-Ias1Tr ag RCsentali IhG olluiO q
Grain Stcamng Company at Canary Receivers bonds ap
proved Callaghan on SchCtiag halHvheli
appointed receiver. Frcrrcks aF Weller MIX ag bts
seieer; Webster sEt boring smith aet H%t norman
,rrs granted BChrent ~ decentralization vacated
Slaroqaies Court =, Surrogate Calyin.-Estate Of
August erkcsterOiH nat Catherine Rudoph show cause
on sept . att should not issue against heL gr
dsotyy lug amended decree O May TO- $50 anu
he finds belonging 10 he until further order Of tbls
Court Etato Of Flea OF l&wreBce Pap - Sa L,eipt %
Ellen Blackwell filed pursuance OF O.1tT a.'a W. ~
from GLAZING demands ~ said Ellen BLACKWELL ~ cghl
under an of said deceased Estate - Kate ieailIhg WI
offered Tor probate was csnie5lea ~ 40 ]
bv me sCeient herself abe OF S9dnd nlla ana
under influence ano no fraud pf9cCga ppm 'Ti
n contest offered Tor probate also ftsl hel I'M
notwithstanding the contestants had no salis IN con- ~
SdrroKfl bound 70 look INTO uie a.
s-sf4 on me tesamsntgry capacity 81 the deceased OF e
dom from influences and uat the VIZ Ohote ot
bate is genuine before admitting II 70 PROBATE re- oPoi
Ian pa 1875 upon condition that the administrator Nltu
ts ays after service copy Of said order NE s
nav flOO % proctor VI claimant and SlOlor oItVs
Iccyea Edward Giherl.-AccOuns settled ana
allowed, and decree OF distribution Hgnei.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22-The following is a state
Of the points involved in the decision OF the United
states Supreme Court IN the named:
No. 29he steam ferry boat America her tackle Sc; the
Union Ferry Company claimants agt the Camden and Amboy
Railroad Transportation Company appeal oia We Cncu
Court the Southern District Of Newlork Except In
special sailing ship ruircd g. keep her course
where steamship Is approaching IN such direction o. 70
ships under steam aud they are meeting end on or
nearly on, involve Ik of collision the require
g a be pH to s'I porL SO TIA: each may pass On
tie port side Of the other % stat at Large, to-
meeting end nearly END should SeSonaby
adopt required pocauOn, and nethGr can be excused
from responsibility Ia OF emission merely upon tue
ground that duty OF the otter 10 have adopted the
Fairfield ana the feIrv-5Oat America on the lSt OF rcembr
1865 oodcd In the East River and appears that the owners
United AGAINST the fuybOa 30 recover damages
sustained by the steamug whereby IL Is alleged
tlat she was oauaEtd 70 suSh an eAttl ls
Sufficient appears show that the steamtug proceeding
down the East River on tp round the battery into he
North River; that TIE Other steamer vas IefIyOoa
belonging to the FEltCu Ferry, and vas making one
OF her regular trps from her slip ~ the loot OF
Br5oxlyn Both parties agree that the tide was eOO and the
aege that the steamtug in proceeding on her IN
tended trip, heading down the RIVER nearly IN e hdue
the ferrvbOat left her slip on tue NcWh
that the vessels advanced toward each other the
Steam ug blew her whistle indicate that she intended 20
10 nc right and that ported helm the time
eydCnCng that intentions that the ferry boat pad no att
on 10 ma signal q ven NV the stemtug continued her
and that finding that the ferry boat was rapidly
approaching without changing her course and that c93n
and inc nbeants aver the orders promptly obeycd
and that the headvay Of Their vessel w5 nearly or gut
IN a condition ferry blew two whistles TO ind
cate intention - 20 ne lst and he also
ON these facts Court audge 10th parties 10 be st fault
divide the damages ana costs equally Oeteeh mem .e
low decree OF the District Court was t9T me
and that Of the Circuit for the hbolants Mr. Justice CLIFFORD
delivered opinion.
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his employer Robert summer sos Broadway TO checks
amounting 70 e675 Bali was required a 0O0 answer.
AZ the Tcubs Police Court Yesterday Edward b.
Wesley Of No 30 rnac st. preferred charge against Charles
u OEcuL formerly doing business at No lS Nesev ST. and
h9" Tesg az Nev ochelle Of having forged The maine Of
MS tOrcutts iatherulaw, Albert lark 10 four notes
amounting 70 $3.50 Ban was pl cel AZ $1,000.
Capt Ward Of the Twenty-third Precinct
rested yesterday afternoon the following unlicensed liquor
eeders WHO were held in 100 each 81 the FIFTY seventh
street Police COut Thongs McLoughn No 726 seventh
ave. John sheridan Of No 800 Ephtlve Thouas Conhoy
Of No45 West ItysecOndst John Broninger Of No. 1872
West Forty-fifthst
Helen B. Dexter alias Anna Lincoln, was brought
before Justice hanire az the Washington Place Police Court
yesterday charged deirauding OBIen Of No l75
MTcDoUgals IT. Of 200 worth Of f nture. Mrs OBren
furnished house, No ~ LeNngOnave the prisoner
and going 10 collect the Tin found the empty and the
furniture gone Justice kasre remanded the prisoner un
today.
Samuel GinsbeTg, peddler, living At No. 105
Bayardst. stopped small frame house Ffthave
Ninetysevenfst Thursday afternoon. Susan D00ty let him
in examined his wares. small purchase aud Ginsberg
then cloth thrown his face and
heavy blow the hea rendered nina nseusble When 10
recovered be found himself the sidewalk with his pack
eupued OF It's contents arrested and arragned
before Justice Wheeler az the Harlem Police Court Yesterday
and FOR trial acC0mpnce assaulted
berg has not been arrested.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF NEw.YoER .................sErT %.
CLEARED.
steamship Celtic cpr dieade, Liverpool via Queenstown
r. y G0tlF Greece C3rI Andrews London r. w J. Hurst
siimsh Elysa tBr, MoIiitcf London llenderoon BI's
Steamship spain CBr Grace Liverpool via Queenstown T.
We siea hlS City Of Chester CBr) Leoh Liverpool via
0ss,saSs Pcrore Fr Danre HsyrO via Plymouth, Louis
ae Bemsb George washington Whitehead St Johns n f.
and HaiiaT y Of '' Dallas Hines Fernandina via Port
Royal % By Fi ihc r Craig Glasgow, &C., Henderson
BIO. mn beverly. wallace philadelphia Jas Hand
SIN Iyatin CSOr.) Mosheld Liverpool Boo 'mahn' GER
lean n 4 S sir vam wallace CBr) covne London A. Lind
'n Bsrs 1ohengnn toorS Troiwurs Copenhagen Funeh
~ .rs Calcutta r Rewis BEee9 y Whsq 2syc CO. su,,
paTE nd (Nof.) Nielsen Stables dOohhes flAnc LOUIS
Ig ist Johannes tGsr) IhIaer, Bremen Koop Co
IsfS Gabriel GcrJ Vnke, cork or Falmouth lor orders
DI RsSK Won MSke CBr, Mccuy, Hamburg F. Whitney
d 60. psttn KIine Trieste, Pondergast Bro.. 4 Co
srS Do Fii hGsE) Pr6muda, Cork or Falmouth for Of
rs Tomnasno (Ita CaGerO MarSelies Lauro Storey
20 yor Hanre, Queenstown or FALMOUTH for
orders Pee smsn rem sSe nv HAMBURG O. Tobias Co
Issrk Finna o. scamei tIir, Weber Cork or Falmouth
Tor ab T. Msrsh Hubbard Gibraltar and csdz spaiD
I0R nm JoIs BOYD OBJ North Baltimore Gerhard
DI srfs payagat GIBSON PortO Spain, Trinidad L.
BIG ". II parks. Luthe Boston, Chas Twina o.,
Brg CARA iAusL) BaccaVocb, Cork or famouh tor or
defs Bi0coVteh & Co. po. I
BI1x kgHhiseek Johnson Brunswick Ga. warren RAY.
SchI. 4 w, smith Knight Naples lta brelL ,on 20
A n Lock r. II, MARCUS nun q
hOnteBO Bas Via
Norfolk Va. Chnse, Talbot q co. . ., ,.,-,.
ST n sc 1Sns. Dan Mc6 e. D. aIbat CO.
self. oakos Ames, Eemunda Inehmond Va sissht
Petty. 80, -.
scfrr Charles T. Morrison Smith, Alicante Spain, Brett
scnr ida Palmer Palmer Stamford stamford Manafactur
large Baltimore McCne, Philadelphia, Jas. Hand.
ARgiYRn.
steanship otheTo (Brl Brst0w, Hull Sept and South
asnptOn 4h with mdse. and pass 70 z. l. Wright co,
Steamship Crescent CITY, Curtis Aspi ~ set 49, with
mdse aud pass 10 Wn. p. Clyde s. Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
THE COURTS.

DISTRICT COURT CLERKS NOT MUNICIPAL
OFFICERS.
The decision of the Court of Appeals in the
case Of John n whitman was entered yesterday in the
Supreme Court as Judgment of that court. The orig
ina suit was for only 1929 and the costs and expenses
have only sweed it 70 about S45o but the case is rep
sesentatye The plaintiff was clerk in the Civil
District Court, in which Judge Fowler presides, at
salary Of So, 600 per annum The Board OF Anport9n-
ent IN 1874 reduced salaries OF the 10 clerks OF the
district and OF their ten assistants 5000 each per
year This brought TO test the legality OF Iha
reduction Supreme Court hell that the clerks were
not municipal officers within the power OF city charter
q Of officers acting under such eharte but part or
State law. The Court Of Appeals has affirmed tie de-
eson, though probably en- different grounds.
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Steamship Albemarle GIBBS Leves Win mdso and Pass u
St smsiHp AsSes BaldSA, Philadelphia. with mdse TO C
BARK COnstaati Nor) Knudsea Rotterdam 81 day, with
ISarr Repubik tGerl Fortmann, Hamburg 40 days. with
BARK H. Upmann CGcr). Gordes Liverpool a. days with
Bark sara 'VorI Boo, Rotterdam 50 DAYS IN belfast
Bark EuGoIs CGecj, Brinkama london 46 days, with
hug Manson toi sesrsport, smith, BousrO Il days win
SAT- Ahcio go az saIoy HOOK Tho NJ sbound 70 EauGor
Big H. Jennings llahoney; Baltimore days with coal
anchored at sandy Iiook The H. J. is apund to Portland
schr Neptrpe i,rIae Ilodsev Portland with lumber
SehT. Caseo Ledge l Pierce Portland vito Lumber
scnr Helena Rasse, EciiaarGy RacSpSri wi graat TO-
se SEN. Ana EhSa1etn Neal Bangor win lumber Jun,
sShr p Williams EoseT Ksnqebss iaGcr MIN ice
DISASTERS.
-, EoRFoLk Va, Sept 92lGe ssnr g. ~ Richards from
tiOn .''''"" O' HAS '"' =" ''''
FoRIGN PORTS
ina Mu from York sept 10, Tor Liverpool arrived
L6SD6S sept p JAILED sept l7ib stockton Maria
Ge E1 S1's Nor ss"S Isn1 @ e MoISn
star, Cap. Eord,n Casida Rome, john Wood, @. g. Van
FANNIE B. tucker ETna Opt Eiicrtsen 22d ssrsJ Capt
Atkins Jacob AL Columbus, Amanda Iionus, and Transit
ed lat iS S at sdp a i8G Msa Augusta n 3 hunt
both at lsinore 20th A. Becsema. semi ans Alpheus
Masa 2ist Cyrus the latter az Belfast Felix Countess
Macarsana; 22d. Midlothian and sio.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
pool Norman. Nickers0n, Philadelphia Johns Hopkins
Halett BdlnOTe bng Die OTatla M0IehOusc, London ;
baFn ROebuCa. Phillips, Cape Coast
BALTIauhE Sept 22Arryed bark Mary 8. Gibson, Soan
Londonderry; bug Caroline T. Kelly Heath, WINDSOR y. =
sclrs. Garrett p WngaL Cropper Lucy Wheatley, lals
and HIATT Lewis, Lewis, NCw-lOrE Cleared, steamship
Falcon Klrby Charleston baTks Jenuie, Croft Hamburc
Eugenio, PeTOylCh Cork or Falmouth brig Annie Ingram
AslwOod, ST. Johns, r. r.
FuLtDRLPuIA, sgt. ~. Arrived, steamships Roman Crow
ell Boston lOn2wauda, sherman Providence; NiudcatOr
Rogers Ann Eliza, Richards, NtN Ork; sChGs Gustie
Wilson Floyd. QJ Point J. H. Marvel LYMAN Norfolk
Annie. NSWn Plans stank Cleared steamships Achilles
Bacon, Bed ord Norok, FO.d Fan River hayh0yer
Daydson, New-Nork schTs T. NJ Sawyer, Rel y, 81 John
y. b.; WINE Martin, hUsIcs Portland Mar d Cranmer
COOmJs, Boston W. r. Phelps, Berry, Fan River.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The reported arrival Of the bog Pearl from B rbndoes 2ls
PHILADELPHIA sept 22-LateT adyvCs IRON the steamship
clyde q Portsmouth ~ e. report that 40 bales o.
ifor --latest ShiD Nscs Sec Sece,sh Pagc.l
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Anna StOtolowsd against
lazarus NathaD tie defendant, who says bis name is
Barnard. and not Nathan, was released yesterday by
Judge WestbFo0k from arrest He was arrested Tor an
assault upon the plaintiff but he claimed that tho suit
vas one OF three brought by The plaintiffs family " anti
epate suit brought by himself Tor similar cause
In motion by one Perauit, to be restored
to his position IN the 7th Regiment Judge WestoroOk
YESTERDAY held thas captain OF company II present,
must under the militia laws actually preside at COM
pany eourtmartia and in this ease the captain was
deeaey took no pars H. the action OF the court WAS
void, and Perault must be reenstated.