The New York Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1862, Page 8

Tho Particulars of the Capture of Galveston. MRetches of Babine Pass and Galveston, 2, ae. ae. Prom ihe Granada (Miss.) Daily Appest, Oot. 20.) Ms. Houry L. Allen, of Texas, pow in this piace, has farnmbed us with tho fellowimg extra of the Houston (Texas) Telegraph, together with extracts from btiers reocerved by him one day later than the extra, Tho Iejters are dated October 5, and the following extracts ‘are gleaned from them:— Since the extra was out we have some later news from ‘dbo Island, and @ great many ramors up to’ twelve o’clook inst night as the last news. Four days are given to move the women and children, ‘The gunboats in bay the are ranged along the town. The fedora) troops are at Fort Point and tbe Pelican and Grid- tven are fying. Our troops are stretched from the South battery along ‘Premont street to the strand, down vw Kuhn's buildings, Goh Cock says he will fight them, Lots and cords'of troops are pouring in from the country. Thirteen hundred and eighty went down last night. By vo-morrow two amore regiments will ge. The federal commander says he bas but few men, and Be bail be compeliod to destroy the bridge immodi. oly. Another letter says:—'‘All is confusion here at this moment. No end to if people coming with children, mogroes and furniture. All-are worried and careworn. ‘We are certainly in trouble now, a8 we bavo great fears of Yoliow Jack.” GALVESTON FALLEN. (From the Houston Telograph extra, Oct. 4.) ‘The foliowing has just been recetved from the telegraph office. We shall have further particulars on the arrival Of the operator at Virginia Point:— Gatveston, Oct. 4—2:16 P. M. Heavy fring at the feet. ” Gauveston, Oct. 4—2:20 P. M. ‘The steamer is past the fort. 1 am preparing to leave. Garveston; Oct.’ 4—2:30 P. M NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OUTOBER 30, 1862, THE SLAVE TRADE. Trial and Conviction of a New Yorh Mer chant for Fitting Out a Slave: UNITHD SBATES CIBCUI® COURT. Before Hea. Judge Shipman. cx. 28.—The United States vs. Albert Horn.—The triay Of @hie case bas engaged this court for several days. The @cfendant is indicted for having, as owner, factor or agent, fitted out or cout away from thie port a eteame! called the “City of Norfolk,” with tho intent to employ and finally, on the 6th of June, 1860, frem that port to St Thomas. There she received on board various arti. Bareeloua, where she filled ber casks with water, and from Baroelona to the Coast of Africa, where she took om board about eight hundred negroos, which sbe carried to Cuba. On ber arrival off that island she was detected by @ Spanish cruiser, but managed to land some of tho slaves. The others were captured with the veesel, whieb was abandoved, and which sines doen used by the Spanish government as @ transport ship. Much proof was given, tending to show that the fi paring and provisioning the vessel bere iudicated the in- teat to use her aa a slaver. It appeared, too, that she ‘was suspected by our authorities; but, after examination, “ee leave port, defence was that Mr. Hern did not intend to em- the steamer in the slave trade. It was claimed that) Ppurchagea her to be sold.either to the Venezuelan gov- eroment 0 carry troops, or to one Gurvello, of the Cauary islands, to be used, under’.the authority of gover in cgnveyiug colonists irom Africa video, Mr. Horn, in the year 1859, bad 2 small steamer, under the command of Captain Norton, carr: Venesuo- Jan pokdiers, and application: had been made to him to ob- tain a larger vessel, of which fact he advised the dofend- apt. It appoared that in Febrnary, 1860, one Frapcisoo Mandiiio came to New York, where he was afterwards jomed by Curvello, Mandille was a seafaring man. He ‘and Curvoito directed the fitting up of the vessel, &c. A copditional saleof her uae made by defendant ‘te Cur- velio for $50,000 on which $34,000 was paid. When «he saited for St. Thomas sbe bad ou beard Curvello, Mandillo, Captain Tilton, one Crawford, as frat mate; Beaufort, ae second mate; a Spanish apd steward, and a crew, of | which ser were Spaniards. The captain received here a pewer of attorney to sell the ship to Venezuela, nuless Curvello completed the purchase ‘atSt, Thomas, When she arrived there Curvelio was ill, and the captain did not call to gee him, Mandillo di- rocted—acting, as he alleged, for Curvollo and himseh— that the title (9 the vessel should be vested in Crawlord, the firat mate, which was done, and Crawford gavo a mortgage the vesse! for $60,0000, a6 collateral security for the payment of the balance which Curvelio had agreed to pay-—say $16,000. Captain Tilton left the ship at St. Thomas, ag Curvelle did not go on the voyage to Arica. The progecution alleged that this was merely a device to cover up and disguise the defendant’s intent, and that there was no actual sale, ‘The defonice contended that it was lawful to sella stip z > CAPTURE OF SABINE PASS. Tho Advantage of the Position—Its Connection with the Rebel Dominions in the Southwest, &c. BAx!1Cc0a VESTON ciry, c M SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANO FOR ABW YORE—TEIO DAT. S01 Sion warea....-more 1 a6 Port of New York, October 29, 1862. CLEARED. Ph yy City or Manchester (Br), Halcrow, (Liverpool Johnson, Saw Francisco—B M Cooley, pant Bote of the ‘Times (Br), Pulford, Liverpool—F Bark G W Herton, Sioeper, Port Spain—Metcalf & Duncan. Bark B ther a Hi 4 Brg Charlous (it Lombard Liverpool Giro Francia ‘Onward =F F Dutais. Harriet (Br), Ray. Pri HJ &C A Dewoll. Any Olive, Mansfield, Bermuda—Smith, Jones & Co. Brig Quango (Br), Brewer, St Johns, NF—B F Soiai! &Co, pirig Auiuma (Br), Diosnore, Bt Johns, NF-H J 8 C4 Schr J W Congdon, Simmons, Guadaloupe—J W Hubbard & Co, bint Cho Prescott (Br), Smith, St Johns, PR—Thos Mid- Sehr Reindeer, Wellington, Barbados—Hy Trowbridge’s Bons. Sehr Truro (Br}, Dart, Port au Prins—J P Whitney & Co, Schr America (Br), Nugent, Cornwailis—D R Dewolf, Sehr Ida (Br), Bullerwell, 8t John, NB—D K Dewolf, Schr May, Wooster, New Oricaus—Robson & Fosdick, Senr Mary Emma, Wbearse, Port Royal—C Goodspeed. Sobr D C Foster, Townsend, BeauloriM T Runyon & Co, Sone E Baxter, Sammia, Cbinontengue. cbr Trauser ton, Hog Island. Be ee eet a a gtou—A H Sibley Scbr Cornelius, Bradley, Waabington—A H Sibley Schr F Satterly, Couklin, Washiagtoo—Jonas Smith. Bebr DC Hulse, Davia, Waabingion—Jouas Smith. Schr NW Sivith, Boyd, Washington. Schr Ocean Wave, Zelut, Washington. Sobr Charles Colgate, Wigzins, Balthmore—Bentley, Smith 4 Co. Schr C A Crook, Evernham, Baluimgre—Van Brunt & te, Schr T Depew, Edwards, Baltimore—Van Brunt & Siaght, Rebr Avon, Woodmansee, Baltimore—Vau Bruut & Slaght. ny Jou © Henry: Loraen lohn © Henry, Lorner, Ph ‘Price htiadeipbia. rowell, Boston. Schr Ariadne, Robinson, Fall River. Sloop T Hull, Hutt, Providence—L Kenny, Bloop Aurora, Williams, Norwich. Beamer Virgina, Susder, Washington, ARRIVED. Steamship Eagle, Adains, Havana, Oct 25, with mdse and passengers, to Spoiford, Tilesion & Co. Had strong head ‘winds most of the passage. Ship Oder (Ham), Wiuzen, Hamburg, 40 dass, with mdse and 274 passenuers, io Kunbardt & Co. One deaih and one birth, 16th inet, off Suble (sland, bad the tui} end of a bur- rigame and lost alla Ship Hudson (new. 1000 ions. of Bath), Patten, Bath, 7 days, jn ballast, to J O Baker & Co, rk La Plata (of Salem), Crowell, Buenos Ayres, Sept 10, with wool Ac, to 8 W Ropes’ & Co, Sailed in company with bari Paladin, Wilson, for Baltimore. Oct 20, lat 29 30, lon 66, pleked up the mainmast of a veasei with rigging attached, supposed to have belonzed io « herm brig. Had very light winds during the passage. Bark Young Awerica, Collins, New Orfeans. 26 days, with mar, to Robert 4 Willinus, tad heavy NE weather most ol ; Was Within 26 miles of ighlands on Sraay fast; and blown of Brig Hudson, Griflin, New Bedsord. Brig Windward, Roberts, Roadout for Boston (and pro- brig Leni, gehrs Charmer, Beoth. and D w aon. ‘Alden, do; A uliord, Phiiade phia ‘ld 6th, ache GC Morris, "sna Philnacipbias ‘21st, brig Abby Ellen, Gilmore, NYork. Bld ldch, ‘bark AA Drebert, Sendder, Philadeiphia; 22d, sieamship Karnak, Bosworth, NYork (in vow of the Tuames, Capt Arey) HILADELPHIA, Oct 28—Arr achrs Emma, Smith, New York; Anderson, Clynch, Hartford, J Buckaloo, Bennett, New Haven; Amelia, Falkenherz. “Salem; L Audenried, Rartiets, on; Essex, Post, § vk, brig Triad, rom Philadelphia for Boston. Old schrs Amel ¥,; Alaiama, Van Guder, and J Porter, Hurroie! Providence: & W Benton, Taylor. Staten Island; W $ Lo alem; Mury Tice,’ Tice, New Haven; Wiiow Harp, Davis, Boson; Maria Roxanna, Palmer, Portamouth; Bssex, Poat, Norwich, Tenuessee, Wooster, Pembroke, Me: Rest: leas, Vausnnt, Saugus; J truman, Gibbs, New ‘Beiford, 5 Maxfield, May, Fort Schuyler; Gui Rock, Parker, and Ca- peo. Peinilewa, NYork. Sid'bark Momento, Lyall, Belfast, reland, PORTLAND, Oct 2°—Arr brig Trindelen, Mavener, Ralti- more; schrs Ocean Ranger, Lewis, do; Divsden, Cothetis, Shulee, NS, for NYork; Fred Sheersr, Sheerer, Vienua, M, Minueiiaha, Thomas, NYork; Marcia,’ Monroe, Philadelobia Tor Thomaston; Astrea, Cassidy, NYork for ak © Norton, Gray, Bluehitt’ for Puiladetphias LD Wentworth, Ryder, and Mars Hill, Limebarner, Bangor for NYork. Cid steamer T F Secor, Morse, Philadephiz, PORTSMOUTH, Oct 25~Arr briv Abbott Lawrence, Fow- ler, Philadelphia, sehra Paxton. Corson, and D P, Mathews, sis; dobn, Labo, ‘Fuh, NYork" Bld ‘ad, schr ‘Mary Ella, vy, Philadelphia. OVIDENCE, Oct 8—Arr steamer Pelicwn, Baker, New York Sid sehrs SN Sinith, Liscomb, Philadelphia, Mary Midlin, Gladding; Siephen Waterinan, Bowman, and Ann Amelia, Halock, NYork; Empire, Colt, Rondow Arr in Dutch 61h, schra A Lawrence, Bianiey, Bont wn, DC; 8 'L Stevens, Studley, do for Philadelphia Seaman, Seaman, Portsmouth, NH, for do; Hiovise, Smith, Portland for doy J M Bromall, Doriglas, Bosion for do, $id 28th, schra Eliza Neal, Weaver, Philadelphia tor Boston; Clara, Crowell, and Herbert Man— ton, Crowell, dv for do, PAWTUCKET, Oct 28—Sid schr Exebange, Kelley, NYork LPHONSO GAY FOREST WOULD OBLIG lady who was to take his bouse the Ist of December. to call open her at ber residence, this evening. OLIVIA. HILDREN TAKE? Se'AD FOR ADOPTION—ALS@'ADOPTED pod homes, Wanted, a little givi, 14 months oid. Boar: nd melical attendance; comforts of home. Mine. PARS. 4) Greenwich street, betweem Hammond and Perry streets. HILDREN TAKEN FOR ADOPTION, AND ADOPTED ‘Out to good homes. Aad, ladies ubout to require nurs- ing will receive good care ani medical attendance during {els confinement, at MADAM URINDLE'S, 70 West Hons- Fr KINDLER, ?HOTOGRA!’! OPERATOR, MAY + hear of something to bis ads dressing D. B. poli Sassen Sa Me carenage ty Adare G. P. WILL MUCH OBLIGE HIS FRIENDS AT Ct bra as jetting them bear {rom bim. Business ia waiting One federal steamer is now at the Central wharf, bav- here and fit her for the purchaser, though it should be ng passed Lie battery at Fort Point. The telegraph office | :nown that shelwas to be engagod in the slave trade, if the $e closed, operator left for Virginia Point. Vlag of truce J seller or jitter bad no interest in the slaver or the slave ven- Lf et B: i Leeds. Smitb, Roudovut for Boston (and ia RP PAY pints sigan Ne bre | TP “LIBBY” REFUSES HER MOTHER “—M. c4oeded). Brig George Harris, Sulhvan, Rondout for Boston (and treaty, will abs not addreas a note at once to Brooklyn bese Post eflice, ve the friends who alded her tu her hour of gore ture. That the defendant could not be convicted, unless ib . 7 aataet ae SHE he had the intcpt before she loft here; that she’ should a eee ere HAO N Sy Bente) WAS ee, es LATER. Deengaged in the slave traMc for his benefit, in some | of the fitment, it ts mot necessary that it should have to- | INTERESTING FROM NORTH CAROLIN hr Mary erry, Fall River. OUIS GEISLINGER, A FRENCH SUBJECT, WHO Gatvxston Deror, Oct. 15 P.M manner or itt some degree. It was alao claimed that Mr. | cluded everything required fer a successful slave CH Chapin. Chapin, New Haven, left New York for Pennsylvania abont 1858, nor, Oct, daoA:l5 P.M. | Tor rasa bone fidewlier of the ship, and had net en. | voyage. It abe was partially fitted here, and hor equip- nerd, Hulse, Portland, Ct. io write forthwith Uw bis family tn Triest : eee ere ae Galveston for Virginia Point. Tele: J fa2ea in slaving. Beuuiort and crawford, who bad tren | ment oampited at St Thones, and the perval dtncat | Our Beaufort (N. C.) Correspondence. ee penn eee bari hoo) hign phos Or or sie ane, be Meee graph office will be opened there in half an bour, Federal | arrested for wilfully receiving , &C., testified ere was done by jefendant, or by bie directions or i *t 3 i : « la 1 . 1. iy negroes, re ak ieee ik cae ee Baaurorr, N. C., Oct. 20, 1802. | Schr Angelina, Simall, Roudout for Boston (amd proceed. | he be will tive, ov wh was !ast seen, the gical forming steamer opposite Central wharf, for the presocution. iy friend by prompsly tu ‘ork, oF Mr. A. Ber= ‘The District Attorney apd Mr. Andrews for the govern- | unlawful business, them the crime was committed, | /"¢ficiency of the Wilmington Blockade—Rebel Steamer } — Sicamer Novelty (U S transport), Shaw, Washington, DC, J Messrs. Eugelborn & Marsily, of New About twenty-five minutes to two, P. M., federa) | nent: slescrs, Brady aad Bebeo for the defendant. The | nd you should find tho defendant guilty’ | Kate in Piew of the Blockading Squadron—Gunboa: | in ballast. z is iain boul, of reste, eon steamer crosked the bar, with flag of truco flying. Our | Judge willcharge the jury this (Wednesday) morning. It is contended by the defendant that tne fitment of the | yarar Fired 0; R eae ‘Steamer Minnesota, Garrett. Baltimore. — vest bare, Go ier an ke ore theberaea: hee faratanza Fired Upon by Rebel Batttries—Two Men} Seamer J R Thomproa. Ch battery at Fort Point opened on them, when they fired cr. 29.—-At the witting of the court this morning Judge i ED: Killea and Siz Wounded—Strength of the Rebel Forlif Sleamer M Stevens, Dou; " or tien, or was not intended by him to bave any connection, sovera! broadsides at.it, and passed up into the bay. The pman proceeded to charge the jury as follows: wich the voyage uyon which she finally salted. from. $ cations om Federal Point and Zeekes Istana, de. Steamer Black Diamond, Green, Philadelphia lakate esas (hamiktully received by a relation Battery and fort at Fort Point wore then set on fire auc | Geyriamen oy tam Jury—Your intelligent and patient | Thomas. And in support of this claim Tilton’s testimon, " Steamer Falcon, Jones, Providence. u vutry. AT West Twel!th street. evacuated. attention to the testimony, and to the teneoed and elavo- | and Cubelo’s deposition are offered, in connection with 4 a “aig bois? bps onbte) eu Teena S: BELOW VEL BAKER, A SEAMAN ON EOARD TH Tate arguments of counsel in this cage, has eaabled you | letter of instructions to Tilton, and some other evidence, | C+» bas convinced me of the facilities the rebels in this | ship Somer: Gilleapie, from Liverpool, Sept 20, to tu 185), oF (17 dewd) bis survivors will be 1) ‘The troops were all marched to the depot and sent to | (., comprohend the facts, and will render it unnecessary | which you will recgllect. You have heard the state: | Sate possess of acquiring munitions of war and other | Taps ott & Co. : 2 pon Mr. Stagg, at the ollice of the Board of Un- Virginia Point. The federal steamers are lying all toge. | for me to do more than submit the legal principles which nts of Captar Tilton, and seen hitn on the stand. Yon | necessaries {rom the pentrals. SAILED. iY Wall street, Ne ther, about « mile down, and our men are commuuicating | Should guide you in coming te a ¢onclusion. itis a well receliect that he stated that be had very little to sf nig Steamships se of Manchester (Br), Liverpool; City of = —s wits thane: > Setted rule of law that, bolore yeu cau convict a prisouer J =4y a Cubelo or Manditio on ine voyage out to St. Tho I found on one side of Cape Fear the State of Georgia, eae aa riciais, Reman LOST AND FOUND, churged with a crime, you must be satisiled beyond a 8 of then being on board), as they talked | Cambridge and Mystic. the other side a, nd at sunset W, igh! Spee vanaf . ~ STILL LATER. Hinsteavio dgubior hla’ guilt, The trirden of proof to | Spanish. You have heard hs stalemeat, Char beaever | vereyacrtead Mescialio. the art inive ona non pica al BW earn eralees OUND—TWO Of TIRE MONTHS AGO, A SITAWL, Hovwton, Oct. 4—9 P.M. | establish that guilt is on the government. ‘This principle | talked ‘with Cubelo at all at St, ‘Thomas; and eke. rat three veseels have | |, ericnm Shipmenaters’ Ascocintiom, | pasing exposes” Apply af 1m Wear burip-elgaen since Uo: We give to-night all the intelligence we have received | "@sls on the well kuown rule that n min is wbe pre. | siso his xecount of the alleged sale at st, | Wwenty miles to guard, and the last three about the game 3 faire for M roa ike Land : suined innocent untii he te proved guilty. If the evidence | Thomas. You will have before you also the | distance. Placing those vessels at an equal distance, they Hoge Ware Srnaes ECOss 35 480 2 = = —— ne ‘to-day from Galveston. Our fast despatch is from the ed im support of the cha: is circumstantial | Jetter of instructions of the defendant to Tilton, and | post be fi 1 aad 4 thi i The following approver Mastersand Mates have received | TAOUND--A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT FOR FIFTY Galveston railroad depot, at eight P. M. vidence, that. evidence, when taken together, | the deposition of Cubslo, and the letiers:and papers an- | ™” ve miles apart and guard the shere at the same | Jommissions from this Association :— Goilars, Which the owocr can lave by proving the = ae : ‘a kad you. is Pane time. same and paying for this advertisement, at No. 1 Wail street, Ganvastox, Oct. 4—8 P. M. shouidyin order to warrant bis conviction, be imcon. { nex2d to it, and yon wil! say whether the extraordinary | tt) te ee ¥ 0. we a sistent with apy other hypothesis than that of bis guilt. transaction at ‘Thomas, which is termed a sale of this M: attention wi na 1 i i ner, Jr, bark Casco; Wm liwil, ship Packic, David Fitzpa- At forty minutes past seven o'clock P.M., befure the | {hace are farniliar prince ies, applicable to*the trial Pali «was a bona side transaction on the part of ‘ilton, | ¢ro, re o a hee nape to this in particular tick, echt D De Nathan © Haskell, sebr Viola; Zag of truce hout got te the det, five steamers started in | persons chargeu with orime. The Judge then read the | or whether ii was a device to ever a guilty enterprise 7m having seen the rebel steamer Kate lying in plain | C Mullin, schr James Brophy | Francix E Hodsdon, brig fen. - " “ . rietta; Jacob F Bates, bark James Welsh; Aaron W Hlan- ff the bar, with ings of truce flying at their mastheads, } Salute upon which the defendant stands, indicted. |Tto and conceal the guilty projectors of it. Mf you ure satis- | Sight of these two fleets, protected by the rebel batter velt, sehr SJ Sterritt: Raipn’ Devereus, sehr Orohilla; Win | S¥!¥ Fewarde: , that, | fied that thetrangaction was a mere pretence aud cover, | The efficers felt much chagrined at secing her there; but | HI Grilling, bark Maraval Low. ship NB Palme Asthoy appronchod Fort Point our batteries opened on | onthe lst day. of Juve, 1860. tlle dofeudant did, at the | ana that it was ao understoos by Tilten, who is an Old | tne doors are elt oo wide spon ther | torn ere; Bat | Teo W Cailisie: ong M Tinker: Fred ib Davis, bark Bea 0 J them, apd iney returned it port of New York, with force audurme, for timself as | and experienced ship master, then you Wil say bow far , nee +for one, was not sur: | hatiay. Charies Rawiinzs, chip W & Storer; Heary Jansen, | 2d went sirvet. an Ttalian Gresbound fa. PORE es Nwuer, Ht owt, equip and load, and otherwise prepare, a | he #3 entitled to credit in the other parts of his testimony, | Prived. To close them more with such a small and inefti, | sbip Wm Tapscott; Thos Means, brig Charleua: Hy Dotb; “ve , Whonwe: _ shot from the steamer struck vo: gun at the | omer. Ok Ont. iD ie the City of Norfolk, and did | if you are sutised that this transaction at St. Thoms | oleat force i impossible. Inefficiont this small force ix, | MENCOMa; Thos Roy, brig Hainiet; Levs Denamore, brig | Se rwenueth auecel will be Point, apd the third shot dismounted #. nr troops de} cause said steamship to be fitted out, equipped aud ioaded | was a shain, it does notuecessarily follow that the di + | Ages | Saeatel ee eee Pe ee eee — Thomas H Connauion, brig Minnie Schiffer; Jere 6 Gardi- CRY AND JOIN ‘The finder will be suti- roe wireet. Jersey Cliy. OST-FROM THE STABLE NO. 6 WEST SEVEN- 3) atroyed all the works: The steamer came into the bay | andothorwise prepared, with iatent theu wud th fendant authorized it. But you will look further, asd see peamieemics Mere.) 7, crime We sia a ea slo brig Dalen edusit Hughes wht My Rover, Bewwo | | ,O8T—BETWEEN BOND AND FOURTH STREETS, ON and our batteries at Kuhn's wharf opened on them; but employ ber'in the trade und business and fer the purpose | What was the conduct hedeendant when this trans- | OT two of these Dlockaders cam average seven niles an Hington, fark Reindeer. Broadway, a Memorandum Book. The tind of procuring negroe:, inulattoes and persons of color irom | aetign of his agent, Tilton, was made known te bi. | bour. = Miscellaneous. En eee eee Cen ene er es all the shot fell hort. certain foreign country—to wit: Afriea—to he traus. | Did he dissent from it, and call Tilton to an acconnt for it? " é : 3 ‘The troops immediately commented, evacuating the | pried to a cemtain place-to wit: tbe jaland of Cube—to | Of did he appreve it, or silently scquiesso in it—in | "ere s°e eur Most. gunboats? Certainly tha Navy fac 0u ths ee are Aton beaten ites L° sity, and the city presented a scene of utter con{naion; | Ve held and sold and otherwise disnosed of 2s slaves, aud transaction, in which be had so large au interest? If | Department will build uo more Chippewas, Pombinas, | tM shipyard of J. Simonson, wear the Tenth street ferry dar street and Wasiiazton market, « Bank Book on the : vo be held to service aad labor, against ve peacean! con. | you tind that the defendaat did approve or sitvatly ae- | Hurons, Sebagoes and Mabaskas, when such vessels as | 24st River, at Greenpoint, at 23s o'clock this day, Oct. : Seaman's Savings Bank, corner of Wail aud Pearl streets. and qs 1 write the depot is full of people trying to get the trie intent, of the statute of the | quiesced iu this transection, after its true character be | the tinited Staics and Mount Vernon can carry a oue bh splendid side-whee! steamship of neariy 300) tone burthen | AbY person leaving it at tie bank, will recoive the thanks uf away. The federals notified us they would give us time | United States, in such case made and provided. | came known to him, yon will say whether or not it was YY Boue bun | por, Vanderbilt, Eaq., of this city. the owns MI—ON THE 18ST OF OCTOBER, BETWEEN ©! ‘ rt 5 : rh of c u dred pound Parrott and at the same time make thei: to move the women and children, if wo erected no me ‘be second count charges that tbe defendant, on the day | pert of an original scheme in which (be utting out of this Buse Trap, Mitchell, (or Boston, besore reported returned OST.—-ON SUNDAY, OCT. BETWEEN TWEN ie * ; mere F gtoresuid, end at tins port, did, ax owner, send away and | vessel at this port was ineluded, and in witch the de | eleven knots or miles per hour, and in all weather be | to) Philadelphia, lust topsail and toresail in the gale ‘of 2d, sist atree wey hie ion snitenawnserd, Batteries. All in confusion at present. cause to Hal] xaid vessel from this port, with like intent. | fandant was a partieypator, with a guilty knowledge and | .uie to ght their batteries, and dragged ashore on Sitp Jobin Shoal, striking very he «Hair Bracelet, with gold clasp and chain, “A eultable re" {!'rom the Richmond Dispateb, Oct. 25.] The third enunt charges that he did, on the day aforesaid, } iutent. Ou this point you wil cousider the tacis 1weon. | “48 rs Ceca ss Rleckndinctnin othe af Lf eeepc brainer acs “peor oft oF ward ull bo paid ow its return to 121 Bast Tweuty-aixth at, ef . not as »r, but for some other persons, as factor, Ms | nection with the defendayt’s conduct after the ture of ater accounl is cl ‘mm us of he Ma. Se oe al win) re ns coal, abd Laken > a — - conned The federal deot of Galveston, Texas, attacked tat chy fe nee et nermise prepare said vessel abd did | the rossel wae known to bina. after Grawford and. Boan- | Tatatiza boing fired on from tho rebel batteries, aud being | 10 Phlladelphie ina leaky condition. She will discharge and | PICKED UP AT HUNTERS POINT 18 HARRELS O1f, eo the 4th inst. A federal steamer ran past the battery | conte her to be fitted out, loaded and otherwise prepared, | fert returned to this city. Itt sham sale, 2 Lit, twoMMflicers being kilfed and six men wounded. Why | 8.00 the diy dock, a X for which an owner is wasted. Apply at Long Island at Fort Poiut ander a heavy fire and laid to at the central J with hike iutent. The fourth count charges tuat ou tie | this vesyelin whick the defendant had 60 large au’ inie- | 1* this fleet so small as to be unable to protect itself Bric RR Kirxtaxp. Knight, at Baltimore from Turks | 7allroad depot. wharf. The battery was then deatroyod by th: aforesaid, Jor soine other nor persous, he sent | rest, had, by the /raud or recklessness of Captsin Tiliou, | @vet to gnard the entrance bad it been sufficiently I Se dae Geni iat ten mera ein 4, e ati t. fore topgeilanu nT ri c " UN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON WEDNES- sree, het to be'seut aay aut sail'trom this port, | passed inio the hands or under the eontrol of Mundiliio, | NO Whitworth gun vould aye produced this and havoc | sed reweived damage te sels ane rigging. St fg Pe Sorrel Mare, about 18% hand ithe Maratania, Who, then, is responsible for the loss Cone rate troops, Whgunarched to Virginia Point. The troop: th like intent, she ed | who was guilty of a crime against the detendant, Crawford ug Bei = | high, 6 years old, the wwo'bind fect white; has a white stripe tn Galveston left aud went to the same point, Tho-fede | om, equipped Jed by bun (ch for that | waa an accomplice cad Beifort «tool of Mandiliio. Theljary | O! these me; aud who is censurable for permitting this nie Gaines soe einet pias oe pana ts ea hanenany War eet Ene ral steamers lying off Galveston, five in number; gave th | o8TPose. ‘Phe Sfih count ebarges ad abet- | sbould then inquire. from the evideacs, what the coniuet | Kate to make suck regular trips to Nassau and back? Gullford, bas boen seid en private ternus to L Wa Arn: | recd turtle stree es abe Ay vine se the, lod, for Limselt, as owner, in Sting out, equipping and | of the defeadaa: war towards Crawford and Beutort after , says the Acting Admiral, simply becange Beha } strong, of New Haven, whe will put herin the West india | \irqeut Appl HY Bast Thastiewh street, authorities of the town four days to remove the women | io.ding ber jor that purpose, with like intent. The sixth y returned to this city. Did he approve or silently this place, and, second)y Decanse he hasdis- | tie. She is 16 ious burtien, be:woen Seu i and children from the piace, at the expiration ofewhict | count charges that be aided aud abetted the flting out iu what they had dover If the jury find that be pb leo reine A sigd Tobe an maene = these in Brenly ashore at Malleit's Cove, remains as before = = = elt the p i 3 a idading and equipping thiy steamer. as sactor,ior vihors, | approved or silently acquiesced in their acts after the | Command on the blockade. To adwiral is a great hes tine they would shel! the place if it was not surrendered | [OHH ing wb SUNVME Nee only a brief cuinmary of the | veacel arrived al st Thonas, aud aftor abe sailed on ber | ShiGg. To act wall the part may entitle one to that pusition Scun Isamnuta, ashore on the reef footof Tenth street, BR, Pen WARDS: PT BOOK, MARK pitting day Gn which the a 1850, but the precise da! the tecuntealities | unlawful voyage, ‘The canse of the attack, or rather the initiation of the | \ircog in the several couate assualt, was the firing into the steamer Harrict Lane by | inv creater smplicity. Th ans at Fort Point. Tue Hu lane wtexmed 14 arged 1 the Ist of June the guns at Fort Point. The Harriet Lane «teamed w | O°, may appear in the prools, i< not material. Tb under a flag of t 9 they will say whotber the whole air- | Stil to bo related to the R’s of our prosent Cabinet is vot | Her in the save condition. | Two elevators urs wlouganic, au | cumstances of the case taken together, which they tind | Altogether the only necessary quality to insure couftma- J 1 Is thought she will be Boated of at biga water. " . 3 Tie tinder Ww proved beyoud a reasonable doubt, are cousistent with | Mouby Congress. It does not behoove one whose reputs Li ar pose ie! i opel cx 28—Schr Ellen Per | etlve the above reward by leaving it al 229 Front street. Avy other byyotitests than that the defendant sited | ton fur eayacity and good is limited to admonish | Kins, of Dennis, frem New York tor Saugus with a cargo of | ——~ cee ee ee ce, but went too far and was fired into. | arn yeny dtienity on that point. as the acke proved were | out wis ve-sel at and. seat ber. frem this | tose whose brains are more elear, and who bave done | /wmnber, I> bere leaky, and will have, to discharge carge and srandate Eedke chatain, aban Ate The lates: telegrams from Galveston is dated the @#h Hi, about that t The ac hia port, with sntent to employ ber in the on. | thelr country some xood service, Nothing cau bem ia for Boston, arrived in Dutch Island Harvor 26h | 10 bills, on Broadway, i " tod speaking of the movements of the federals any er ona oF Lhen constituting The offevce. quit: have | lawful boriness in whieh engayed, if the | S¥surd. Had Admiral Lee acted well bia part, he wi they landed yerterdey again at the point; but bs fe. i 000 strokes per hour. She procured aasisianca | The ween done at the time of their commission with the | whole can of the defendant, tken together, | Dave visited-this port of Wilmington and judged of the | 1” pumping, and proceeded 28th, (By letter to Ellwood Wal- | Br Ly intent of the #efendapt, ascharged 1 Ue iudict. | from first to last, as the jury shal! find it proved beyond | Waportan of heving more vessels to guard the wide | ter, Esq. Scc'y Board of Underwriters.) permanently oceupiod it, KK Wholesome fear of 4 @ verdict of guilty. The jury veasonadie sient with any hypothesis ned entr 1 Pro be Lhe remaining uj) et gen get thompig 8 Taanton for Bllsabethiport, at $5 “ re a enflics mbe: or wet the doiendant aid, for {t " should not be eo snes rand dictating orde admonitions, the: , we ras Rew centreboard, Raving Urowe Chil hasaioa: ea 4 ‘St phen bbe sald nagcewoamastegs a Uimevlf a2 owner or for Others, a8 factor, fit oot, eqaip | vieted: but X that coaduct 1 inconsistent with auy other | ever pleased to boar that, b, plure, be is entities pane ie 6 Ware ow Che ee finder wilt s« tle wbaive reward: hy leaving wats Wall “en ihe island to repel any lauding. While ts then their verdict | bis cool tew thousand. [ will only say, in justice to th Li, where sbe was built in J eiurert, root opt that of his @ "09 | nd joad at, and send away, thie steamship from this port, " inter it e rf a Ain) been purchas: —— — ee occupy their present position Col. Cook is engaged, nud: nicnt of empioyipg ter in | sould be guilty. The wholecase ie with the jury. If | Commanding under Acting Adiniral Tee, that no finer as ‘ - pun ti ts Dulas iloleccioviig amie awoke fas “chafged” in the | they are uot satistied beyond « reasoDable do-bt that the | braver or mnore efficient officers adorn the uavy. ce, Car SAA ne Wik uke intas B REWARD—FOK A SMALL BLACK DOO. WITIT * = y, 7 did be is if he jdant is guilty, be is entitled to the benent of thet I discovered that the rebels have, since last March, } tivad. ee Miaeice Mole Breeieey, aloctl F ‘Apply ws and foundry yoigs ascam beg t of, ant it probeb not. he ts There me leading ‘and to an thal. If they are satisfied bevond a | Made great additions for their defence. Federal Point wo, of Sonth Nor from Bridgeport for Now aon atte ee oe bPy bie doubt that he ig guilty, they will ender a | possesses much strength, aud | fear | have been unable ey newer ore which F will jo the yptrovert vallast, capsized off Stratford Ligst in the gale of enemy will find much on the island of value. Wis fiat are ne = Sh buat was sent to ker irom Bridgeport, $5 " minds ot ihe ju’ This sicamer was purch: the ty sge ome ball of it. me thirty pieces, however, | ay wf REWARD. A BLACK NEW- Orders nave also been issued to inform tee people tia J WPiudsel ihe Jes AGH Srouslite to thie rroet al o jury retired at about a quarter part slevau o'clock, | Covld odWut, While Fome few casemutes (we are informed | aM! the crew were saved. fonndiand rd will be paid to ning bin apy one ret should our troops eave the island communication will at _snce be cat of, and those whe remain will be eompe d lo Sayauneh came inte coort with a verdict of | by prisoners) eo , 1 the ielaad “Cuilty protected by a Aju yapious Wags Ti having beea amoertained that after the jury retired | by apeattery ou the bluif. For a distance of ton miles Wo ga trip tor which she wat engage on a voyage to Hasan was fitted op and ym Caged barbetie. Zeekes Island is also We notice the sale of ATS fiery of five pieces, aud boid places | Vuils at Boston in 1859, at 901 uxcuRD—At Bath, § over $100,000, th inst, from the yard of Lemont & ON TUESDAY cuba to depend om thelr own means Of subsistence, as no sup: fh Lila -he confined th bs owned bylhe de. | they asked one ef th cers in Charge fore directory, | te Borth of Federal Point the coast ix ynarded by one and | Co, « ship of 600 tons,’ not yet mained. ste i4 owned vy Mr arte plies will be allowed to enter the city gudwnt, ant» put pard of her, and in.tune or 4 which was furnish om, the sigposiiiva being that | {WO gnns every two miles. These are more to provect ihe | Aduin Lemont, @upt Robt pin 4, wad others, ay al ey r foot 1 police of the Hout tat time abe saded frag tb ort (or (he i M } sb Wee te look at vhe fst or shipping merchetots in New | #Mall schooners that try to run the blockade at aight, Mhatemen, lifteen of which were in tives ow the 3: of Norwasks. ricsens. 9 recente danaleg atopic cciaht-aegiacsiap t Fheman; to-sbe. Weat. afte: charge of Captain | York ibid under caver of tbe land Arr at New Bedford 26th inst, bark Mary Ann, Mae; ny ot a Widow, cud her whole i ‘ and Atluutic Ovens, St B past ibiee months, The above reward wilh Day, and an active the mainland opposite the island and 4 rob will continually eco gute &. vito, whe tyod avent of nnd a few Gay r oft ene Sept 40, w bye master and (he xcknow Upon this fact, @xJudye Beeoe, associated with Mr ‘These batteries ave said to be small rifled guns. They Juces T. Hrady, for the defence, gaye notice that he | have annoyed our blockaders Somewhat, from their great Butfulo Bayou, the Trinity, Neches aud Sabine. \s mora jug for anew trial, on the ground | Tage aod their concealment beniud the Inud bummucks. | [or The determination of the military authorwres seetme wo J 12K Crawiord, the first mato Awhe sailed mm ber | taat the jury should oot buve aecess toany Lenk or doca- | Fert Caswell, on the other side of Cape Fear, is similar | aio 5 from New York, whing toe Utle in his own vane, | ment excegs cach as were furnished them in court by di- | Fort Macon. The fort possesses some forty guus, bar- | vil) . k; (at Geld Hunun Watch it waa lost, in ie frou be to confine the enemy to the bay contiguous ¥ the | aude ae she wie Abort to cast of ber meoriugs, | rection of the Judge and conseut of couns® on boin | bette. Cia zith, ship Canton, Baker, Indian and Pacite Oceans | Sizwartis uo the Fost eflen io Loveueys Motel. eis revert twianc. The force befere the city, while not very form: | wax delivered by Caporiv Tilton into Crawford's pands, | skies. ‘The rapeie have profited by the fall of Macon, uso. | CIS! HRY oe inttman, Fieke, N Pacific Ocean; Levi | Moi” 55 ' bie Gabi an a fleet, w yot wufficient to indicate the future | Ab et out for the coast of tries, where she srived, | Judge Shipman anpeunced that if any officer in charge | much (hal they have vot left those natural deteuces siand | siarhuck, ; cw ie she ie Ae ‘ ‘ tusk on boarda larse 9 negroes unt law ova jury sboutd, on any future occasien, give the sury | Wat our forees st Beanfort possessed themselver of in ‘Al Payal 8th inst, ships Contest, Norton, NB; George & $50 WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECOVERY OF A movements of the enemy on our coast, aud warn the J rp wea She was shen » aed Aaything except a glass of water, withont the permixsion | taking that place They bave levelled the land for three | & Susan, Jernogan, and Buropa, Milton, of do; Tatmino IU diack Prank, murked with cart Mis» Eliza J. Jack ‘ ks President, Gifford; Jehu Dawsdn, Cornel], Geena, | 890, 125 Orand street. WM. CLARK, 946 Broadway. Hi rd; semt home 260 sp. Left at st Helens bai on. and Soa Bregse, Weeks, NB, ol! ax before—vorn na ‘aud bound 5 op a cruise. . = = m4 ru, brig Hepeton, Handy, Sippican (to disg ber $25 REWARD—LOST, ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Ue pad om dehivery atthe ferry ollice, Fulton sirvel, Brovs- ary al Pom uni, people residing wear the coast of the danger, should tbe J by srew, Now the fret que the Court, or should intimate Ww iiny person (he agree. | miles to the south of Caswell, and planted, or are placing, wh Binet + hk bevach eiapadicd copaed be sels agate . will natorally suggest itself to the gory tment or disagresment of a jary béore he iuiormed the | BAlierias on this levelled ground. Tt was from one of eee ag Ss odate HEWARD.-LOST, AT THE CARS, CORNER OF beri SRESTOTS tetendwats tht nig, exsip abd load Cort of the fart, thas officer Sheuld be siguniseed these Linas the Maratanza wat Bred on. i am informed | Fig,DO TPAEE Ut ti Heiicn, NB; Bens Franklin, Brow, | SOO “Breas ane Canal struct, laa sveuing, « gold - 1 ibe port intent temple t Ou motion Of the.District Attorney, Me. Horn, who bad | that it was a Whitworth ‘solid shot that strnck her, | rail River: ist, Geo Howlaud, Jones, NB, no reports of oil; | hunting cased Watch, J. Jobason, Liverpool, maker, No. Jo, The above ard will be paid for tae recovery of Wiatoh and. n quesuons asked by Seliguian, Tuske & FROM UA NINTI Bketeh of Galveston and Sabine Paes, | a veynye of Uns characior’ You Nave teari cue ‘The occupation of § Pas: ony of Beulort and Crawford, who sailed - pc prnagaoratgs“.°7 6 png heed 17 offesre from New York, the iauer ef whem United Slates forces is @ movement that will proveot | tea and commande! ber alter sl been out ow bai), was taken inta.custowy bv the Marshal, | which. if it bad not been broken by striking ao iron boat | oth, Smyrna, Webb, do, 1000 obls The ponauy lor this ollence, whichis inder the «tatite | davit Grat, wonld have enjered ber boilers. It was the | At Cocos Island Sept 90, auip Gen Scott, Eldridge, of FU; merely « misdemeangy, is nut more than seven years’ im. | (oagMontE of thie that killed tke men. Had it entered berte Vigwae weed le Biake, do, ail taking wood | Bondy, 62 Duane privonment uor lees than tree in the city or county jail, | ber Doilers the lens of life would have becu much greater, | *44 waver—ol! not reported. b> EO REWABD.—STO une, Capt Cleveland, of ahip Mary Wilder, NB, reports her at rent importance to the government asa base of multars | and both of whom performet, aa K «0 Logetuer with a fine of not more (han §,000 aor less than | While the vessel would not have been able to move from | paita Oct i, havmg taken 130sp last cruise, ready f 1a huntio: Sheratione in Texas, as well as for the purpose of cieck- | Ue voyage co africa and Cuba m ber $10. nde ube fire of the guus—anotber prosf tist such | gaa wea brat faicawimoludane et Mee number of watch ‘ the defendant Kuew (he purpeseof the Woy oye at the - - - vessels are not suited Sor war purposes, porsousing nei. | — GaptGeodrieh, of bars oanceum, NB, reports ker formation that will teud ing (he smuggling ef cotton and arme of the rebelt Pine anu being Stted bere amu at the | DMhirteenth Anmiversary Meeting of the ther speed*nor suitable protection to their macbinery. Sept 28. toatl tees dag to nive on the Ling, Hud taken 300 | ceive the above reward by Since the commencement of the war Sabie fase bas | iime she saiied. You mil remember tor de. American Bible Union. cial Seamalaiaaaias “1dast Foperot obip My dee Woon an imporiant poiut to the rebels for the emportstion | AN Of | ther tesiknoyy | I am. requested D8 1 tne ameriean Bible Caton opened ix thirteenth anni, Doagiee: aicetee nb teen appuiatedl ay cotton and the importation of armsand maniuoct © | Wewopt and crawford are accomplices, On (Wr ry, Mt ten o'clock yesterday morning, io Whe First |g Vohunteer aid-de-camp on the went of Brig elias tan? ni ms adherineowenc The Sabine river ie the boundary fine vetween | se-s100, and that therefore yon sbouk! not cen’ ist church, on the corner of Broome and Klteabeth tei c » nei anew At SIXTH AVENUB CHL RE, Alias pay 4 Mais trem ave trans. | defeadhet on ther tevtimony, aniegs they are correo | Depuist cbarch «Jason anwar | ign, Military Governur of South Carotiun, and reported | rhe ea as hts ay Ne toes Wee NEMA! with @ bine Faure sclliny Nosincy, Undersuirier Drewers, Olaves, saa 7 rated us to the materiat (acts to wick they testify, Thar | Streets. The loyal States wore fully reprevenied by IKy | ry, Gury accordingly. Bark KH Ralgdt (Br), sound E, was signatized Oct 20, tat | Hoods. NuWas, Bontags, Woot Muifiers, Ribbous, Trimmihgs, ported the thousands of bales of eotion sent trem other) they are wcommplicus there can be np doubt, aod whiie | ane clerical gentlemen cupaeta tenerhaee tan arbtves en bie eee 3025, lon 71°57. elveta, Buttons, SmiM Wares, Spool Cotton, m tact every: States of the so-called Southern contedemey into Texos, | the jury Dave she power if they see M to convict the de Preciely at ton o'oloek the Rov nuitace toot the quarters again, Brig RC Wright, Gapland, 78 days from Isle of May for ting, Pe cent uno hipped f fendant upon toe testimony df accompli: mlose, it ik and ansumed command of his brigade. His men gaye | Sentosiand was auppRed with provisions), Sept 2, lat 11 30 t t T UNDER BROADWAY PRICES. to be shipped frou the ports of thet State to Cubs and { lenlant Upon toe tet ts ie aaite verrobiranon | clair and formally opened the proceedings sles aaipay wetedden. bss tetere.. 6. lc now setae HO siaie toe Penaaisstie 4 GLa eee aalidies, mevenne children's Undergarments, the beat am erier pomts im the Weet Indies and tokavepe. AM the | It Sone ma heir test fy weigbing Mev, C. A. Beckwew, the Reoording Secretary of enjoyment of splendid hoatth. His brigade ix still losated | 4-084 experinnced w ancoession of & gaicn,’ Splendid assortment of Hoods, Nubias, Sontag, Gaiters, some and munitions of war thal are tanded ia Matamoros | thew testimony wil) ook at the probabiAy uf | agsociation, proseated the folowing ropert ax an embibit | Or. ee position, tooat Foreign Ports. MiUte, fe beet 20) yards Rudinas masa come the Sabina river on tneir way 19 supply the rete! | thelr story. at their apearnooe oo the stand aud MMO | OF iN6 treagnrer's Docks — a ha pana Bwxson Anns, S:(/10—Lu port ships Cores, Walt for Cale | gui vane tor Sc yards Spool ht NEC denote erry cant of the Miesissippi river oy ceumhanives cues la he on ec gmy agree UMN mw accouer wim massen | G@D. Harteuff, Col. tt. Durges and Capt. Drake, of the | Ino in batiast, diag a Hida, Mietote, Toe 49 a2) conn Apese, BenNee dien dc. per paper: very Dest Pins Se. per paper. ba wi updiepu' i” ym n en © wo t cer, ai ube; Messenger, Hooper, for Aut : the Sabine river risa in Hunt connty, Texas, and(rem | what degres Of ero“ibtbey are entitied, and whet degree ene RNLT, TREAPORER. prc sii eb eal Sian 4H. ] Gccblin, Lefavour, une eden, Yur, Brogan deta” ee ie iera” MONALDSOS & NEARES. 14s head waters he Pass at ite mouth i traseraas avout | vi corrvboration ihe jaly will Feauirt ih order 4 Hiv" | Oct. ZT cash paid ae follows — Heltr of California: HA. Dougtan, of New Jersey, asd F, | (oederbr flag), Duvall, Yor bawden Se; Archer, Lewia,trom | ____Sorwer of iat aveaue and Ninetwenth stveet, Jive hundred imiies and empties wto the @ult of Mexico | [Oe ei eee ne coer by tue uihor witnemes wns | Balance due the tyoar.. .... .. $892.12 | A, Smith, of New Verk, are stopping at the Metrepoltag | Portland. lise une Pn sty z T MGS, GAYNOR'S PARIS CORSET AND SKIRT ES- { % aes through @abine Lake, It is gaia to vt 4 wt the: "1 Expoases tor delegates at fast aonivoreery. 43 11 | pote! ‘favorite, ita, 3 hh tabliehment—' red periate steamers ovr fall ey) weprodicasiyeretbsety oe sch Savery | Se oe See ebaren y muerlally | Lngtish Scriptures ‘ 6.552 09 Hag), Libya: trom Cardi juoen oF the South, | Oe which, with chegoods on band, will. be sold ii) the 18th aijow at its morith, bat mali boats ean he use upon a | Mad vatwsactorily curraborate | ther testimeny. | CoenLG Scrinaures... COUEUES GEST | FaGevernor Fairbanks and Hon. 1. H: Baxter, of ver: | Wrnkster Leoden, Mei Pig, Siete ted. matttnores BP November at wht prices. A variety of mlawe! Walste abd greater part of ite waters Itiscloved by others” thaw’ accomplices, because one ac. | Home and Foreign Missions, &e., by or Tiiaovet, NH; Ol kG. Allon, M.A: Lewia, Boe in port rig Volant Bovat ord, Aron Berman u, ding pc SD ead sa La ‘The Gulf conet from the Sabine river Hes weet ead then | compiee cannot be eaid 10 Corroporate another What f Bivre Union @ sitive cal oat pe ES ton; Hon Parkor, and ¥. Rider, of albany: Dr. 1. ea Fares tfoe RYork: George Downes, qasee HAIR BHAWLE ne trends southwest a& you approach to the entrapee to Gal. | Ave here salt ns to the necessity of verroboration of au | Bivie Unlen Quarterly eget W. Jones, A. Pollak, and J. Bernes, of Washiugton; G. ALL KINDS LACES, accomplice, will apply to any other witnesses in the ease | AgCDte’ salaries and expenses ....... + 3,950 10 ‘bo wag alto be coosaapheee. It will be recuilected thas | Reor@tarise and sswistant.... » 2,176 26 ‘rooms. Whiteker three fathons within a mile fu °F ‘ . Rent of officers’ and managers’ rome. 300 00, : i 4 Ha mile |Mre Crawford testiied lo declarations of the defendant, | Ii" or oa dinondle’ Goriameses 9 00 | House. Amer, of Chieapee; Lewis Child, of New Orleans, and H. 1d wife, of Norwich, are stopping at the Astor ort brig Bectense, for New York 8 a Pea Bedford, p vy LOUIS ANRIOH, 723 Broadway. . Ofbor, Buffalo SHADES. “Hob. Feeiou bay, a distance of about fifty miler, the whole of WHITE HOL- whicn is clean, baying ab Y the shore. The ontrauce to Galveston Ray is betweem | Whiok, if urue, tend to show that be vada kuowiedge of m “wengite ° = io US In port ship Obaries 4 Ji a ures ae ine poneac on the orth end the east era of he at, | meeully Object of this, voyage belore abe sailed from | Bed bitte, excbange, interest ad diswunt:..... 348 10 Opitaary. Se Tuomas. Oot 12.0% ior werk Jane Donil from Liver. | well NBL BS eu: if lomger. charge in presor wint Bohr ne New York, Mrs. Crawford f¢ Bot, upow the evidence be. | Heberal contingencies portage, porter, fue! 470 02 | eOTeNANT WILLIAM WHELAN, OF TRE WRSr RROI- ork soon, Br brig Luis Marianne, for NYork 7 | shades pu UP OV Contec Address Gs Vaw Leonie or Galveston Island on We south, Between thom | fore us, an aecomplico, and #0 far as Bo teatihen toineis | a, Hoses 06 MENT NBW YORK MOUNTRP RIFLBS, Got 3—Aer brig Aiphs, Conlteet, NY » om oe hole connininaheadbederiaei Lise are font channels eae We by ae arene ieee eeeae eae ? y Or ‘ Lientenaut William Whelan, of the Firm rogiment Now Biase Clindefpt ls Phrachor Gard aut | AGAPANK NOURIT, 5 BLEECKER ISTRERT, NEAR. sta 7 & popr lon mn Sa fone : . jaath, Bi " . noma way Galveston was s3 one Sime the sont popalows and suey in, oF voniraliction of, her alory. Altengn rie | BY aah from sales of publications... $538 66 | York Mounted Rifles, adds another name to the long bright See ek Walton, Tite ieren: and Aninte 1 Respectfully informs she Inuies of New York that she hue city m Texas, the most flourishing port in the | cannet in law, a8 the wife of an accomplice, corroborate | From ite members, directors, Individuals, on | liaiet heroes who have gone forth from the Empire State os, Oat 17-—Sld sehr EG Knight, Bal fated returned from Brawce with « large ani bewvtiful a ‘ ‘lund je eitusted on an island at the mouth of Galves: | 40d strengthen bis particular statements, abe i# & compe- dice ee ae delle? ‘ beh abe SUNG Clot Gdvohnon W the ‘Chith, wiih thaw #1 ey Amortens Ports. Sorttee| Of ae ponies al imandkebelee th en 1ong and three | {nt wikhens, If Uslloved By the jury, to prove aay other eae ~ of oir Ives. | BOSTON, Oot 28—-Arrateninship Norman, Baker, Philadel. SBLECTED BY HERSE! ‘ to bay. This island is about thirty miles long and three | gn independent facte not sworn to by her hasbaud, Soap gy | Thin promising Young officer was fatally woundod on the | opts, ark Azor, Jomes, Fazal; sche Joweph eiah, Bickisore, | — (a moles broad. The sarface ix level and elevated about foor | not forming part of bin acts, although those faete, i be | Total . $16,524 06 | Zoe inat., 10 a wkirnaish with rebel cavalry at Black: | Baltimore. Sigual fer A brig. Old Br atewniahl nee Sha WIRTS.-NRS, FB. MORRIS! EXCHLSIOR SHIRTS, Va., and died from the effects of his wounds op the Diverpoo! vin Halifax, ships Gardver Colby (new, 968) ‘ol ! ed Boe ee rdnee Coatautiay Mears | fe cones an alse W San Fraveisen; Br bark Thos Wittney, Kelley, rely on for kaving a pri 238 Nsmith’ | quravie euirt, Remembe J, Furromrr the report was adopted, | Wale od (" following day. The devoased had formerly been a liew- | wns, of N here proceeded to deliver tis anual | [olan te Cor any For the Firat regiment Fire Zonsven, | ian, 110W . " nom ion; sckrs Lotus, Quinh, sed = nige years bad beon a member of kngine Company ion al tecrey oun Paraviat Siuth, a Y, & large circle of friends, by wboIn | NYork, Bid sil) Montmorenc, we dy rk , , Mon ly (7 RVUTR WORSTED AT REDUCED PRICES ply mourned. polite Marie, Humboidt, Bark Lirgie siarted and anchoved Vf The andersignen wisi to calt the attention of buyers te in, the Roate Worrted, whieh they offer at great) © the water. The bay is about thirty-five } bod, ple — k Heer ge this de. be bey pes Re oft e r will carefully weigh all that part of ev. Mr. ARMIT. 4 varies from twelve to .elgbicen miles in | her yestimony which detailt lacie which took | addrose, which was almost strictly a canonical produc: brevdth, ‘The marbor ie the best in she State. Ite shipping | place in the absence of her busband, erpe | ton. at one tise amounted to nearly six thousand tone, one A we Fore nd ul rations of the defendant After tae reception of he thirtetaub annual report, an aeifol which was engaged inthe coasting trade. Foreign | her and are a fren ong say whether they believe | allusion was made to the “Revision of tte Scriptares or tive miller tong, w thins, al ber factory, Ne v only piace in the Yated. ts tt, aehandsomely Guished aud . 4 Avnity atreet. feb Dr. Copant takes a prominent part : _ i " iver alockyor Me} weanele nine ned to trade at ais port, The city containe | fendant had, ime be Bited ont, loaded and equipped | goutermplated a year ago ie strongly savocetoa” aah (ier Boston Weekly Bank Statement ATAUTIMORE, Oo sare bask, Bat tn, Wilaon, Buanor | pegiiced priors uit consiersbly wader the present & fine market bal), a Lown hall, eight eburebee and several | Hue wa wiity y iw 7 fy the purpese of her | present seseion nay erly 6 pots at tase . Borrox, bees cm Aa Cenere she pac in to repair her fudder); RR Kirkland, | @portstion. CARON &CO., 70 Murray street, New York ree be woyage. hey are satisfied that he knew that thie yen. e Convention ured 10 three o'cloek Papital moet os ovee dl 23 ooo Aarge hotels. The private houres are mostly of wood, and | Jane to be auployed. inthe busines whichens oe | Tee —— Foun and dieoountes “ Cae f+) soutg, to isha ia dak! pointed white, The streets are wide, etraight and rec. | afverwarda engaged, weil fitted her out and sent ber away The Asia Outword Boand. Eerie . «7,860,000 ‘i iuimorey aI i? Kent eben MONROW ~FOR teigvlar, and bordered by numerous ower gardene jy | with thie Knowledge, the jury ran hove on dubowy in | Bowipy, Oot 20, 1862 Trde trom otter bane 14.80,009 | schr Custilinn: Bellen rgakioy Call: Jesper, Blown vod Toh ag tm | / was firt woitiod im 1897, aud bad 1p 1869 @ population eg. | Wtermining whewber be dic’ tins Bt ner out. eunip ‘The steamabip Aain sailed at noon May, wah’ twenty | (ue to other banks 17,408,000 | Bint sMpaldimore, “Bld 2th, Hew ship Valley sit aectenle Vere ad heratand send ber away from Lbiv port, with & pans: 9 (or Halifex and forty.nine for Liverpoo),t aud | Deposits, Ms Forge, Cowelle Philedelpinta. jm r Hlop a Ale, in fine condition, eae, D 1. KILLA RDSON, Agen: 66 Maiden tang; corner Willem eur IDE Pe vED Mhowrera guilty wient ebarged Jn the in@ictinent. Awto the oxic SEW UAVEN, Arr sobre Bereb Selvoy, Carsold, Bhout $206,000 ty ppecu