The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1865, Page 8

8 NEW YORK RERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 729, 1865. ———— - Attorney announces that he does not move for sentence, % Fecent robbery, a once informed him that one-third of MA Boardman, Jordan, Beaufort—Murray & Knopp, from Boston for Valparaiso, Gop THE WALL STREVT FORGERIES. | {'\c"vumcous. for the Coort to order the to be MISSISSIPPI. | Meir jolns beqdeut should be bis, 1 Ere meawaaamend, Lae 5 SpE both sides ple: Maks cnhebaih MSS oe remanded, but something having boot Ms isin 7 General Sir Williams has been appointed Thompson, Norfolk and 6 lon 24 ws a pay fa that a poe Inaugural Address of Governor Humph- | English Governor of Nova Scotia, * Clip Polat ana Libero, Bw Y xd for Rio Ja- Daf His Counsel, the Districs | svivod. "In reading the official report ot the sonal te enti and Howe of Representa. | aomesic ananeements of Uoorgs Mier, of Pasta Srandrn—) EMER ee ct Memerks official report, of the proceedings in the Buy Court | tives, © * © The founders of our having the ‘that. for hie wife Fairfas, Winters, Alexandria—H B Cromwell & m Ports. ! mttormey amd the Recorder—Ketchum | 4 fow days T noticed the reporter that one heir national ‘and develops edozen years % 4 Remanded for Semtence—Motion for the | of ibe prone coune mid boos nol be wnlonegd of ov yl Amd a ee et ee eee ene nears teamahio Baltimore—C W Pervel!. ‘a BRguwxnsuavan, Oct 10—Arr Elizabeth Cushing, Brows, Discharge of Brown, Jointly Indicted | until the tostimony was taken to eats conn a federetzon” fast into’ decay and contempt, at | Upon which a Norwich (Ct, saya: There ia al: Resmontp fax Batiobian Baltnarss a So ame REMPRUAYER, Oct 10—Sld Industrie, Hilken, NYork via pv real eatersianding bas erat bee. 10S “ home and abroad, from common to all language, | ilar caso in one of our towns. The weil & Uo. ~ Bansanos, Sept 30—In port bark Golden Fleece, for NYouk wit Ie an auuinin annem ag 1 am informed, none With, tn erat ince thon 1 | determined to change that federal organization, and in of the two slater ia ¢wonty one The seeormen | “Stetwebip Ashland, Baddow, Boston—Whitney & Hathe- | ¢ daye col ‘allude to it for the purpose its stead “ordained and established of | once threatened to arrest the vigorous ‘and have | way. Rexaupa, Oct 7—Arr brigs Harvest Peniston, New Before Recorder Hoffman, Yearn from a conversation with his counsel he did notsay | the United States.” The framers of that instrament | him dealt with, but he warned them it did Warrior, Mott, Providence—Neptune Steamship | York: Ixcslslor, Gon + 8th, me Se Samnen, Johveon,. #0, nor did he intend so tobe understood, If anything | wore wise and practical statesmen. They knew from ex. | whole family, consisting then of childs would | °% pound te Cork “in ditress (nee Miscel; Ou, staanieip Fae 1s was not understood generally by the public that | Sh .017 have been said like that, it would certainly have | perience the weaknoss of ene ane of remeea: | Mole family, consisting then of fourteen childrin, Would | "nip atbion (Be), Matthews, Liverpool—Tapscott Bros & | ew using do (and cid tame day for Btdago de Cube); Br award B. Ketchum would be brought up in the General Deen my duty 10 repudiate tt AO ee rangement ment, and felt the ry ernment, its view of the case to the town authorities that they ii Anderson, Londoo—E E M¢ &8on. | “ii 10th, - for NYork 12th;. Bemions yesterdays Consequently the court room was | was made, It isnot an unusial thing for who | stability and hs perpetuity, ‘They intended it as a | fer ue happy family to work out thelr own salvation. Bip Gellert iinahsFiaty Cork for orderavas Pada: | wit Fy Covell ard th. SO aet inconveniently crowded when be was brought in. | Pieinér there are any ex of the domestic comceras of | the’ poeple; Ruth Blay was bung at Portsmouth, N. H., ninety. | Bark Pudel ¥°s sucioser, Cork for orders via Phila | purge” Contant, Bios: (foam: Callan 'ie- Mt will be remembered that Judge Allen, early in the | or not, I have no hesitation ‘and to enable it to achieve these ends, certain enumer. | ¢¥°D years ago, murder, and it is a singular | delphia—Sloman & Canoirr, Oct 11—Sld Mary Dundas, Martin, Baltimore;. " letter to the District At postponement ‘ated powors and rights were “granted” to it by a consti- fact that tho person who caused her execution is still burg (Bren), Wachter, Bremen via City Point— | Old Dominion, Sampson, Martinique, nenenhsanm, iatisentes: by ane ‘examined in po alive. She was a schoo! teacher, and Mra, Betsey East . ‘Duaty Oct d—Atr Norway, Coombs, Callao for London: ‘mey the intention of Ketchum to plead guilty to one of are require him to be eee tee ee man, of Salisbury, N. H., now 108 years old, was one of jgltt# Guindiro (Br), Stanwood, Sisal—Thompson & Hun- (apd proceeded). ae pineal the indictments for forgery before the term should close.-| must determine for when I think a sufficient ‘nst its yaurpations | ber scholars, ‘still remombers and relates the circum- | “Sark Topeka (Br), Blanchard, Havana—J E Ward & Go. we 18-Of, Congress, Drinkwater, q ‘and | time has been afforded that pu: I feel very ‘delegated to it were ex. | stances. ‘The teacher was absont oneday, and Mrs. F., Brig Bachelor (Br), Miller, Malta and Messina—F C Sept 8— Are Rotiers Wing, Boston (and* ‘The prisoner, therefore, was brought up yesterday, lene ee ded, fresnel baatiete deagioeed non 9 yubiio people. sch | ten a grt of ex years, while at pny inthe vehoolhouee | Se aid tdth Tort Louis), WecieKond, Raat ‘a s00n as he came into court his father took a seat be- | oxamination, that if the prigoner had not pleaded guilty by State constitu. | sv 4 1ooeo board in ithe oor, which she raised from Brig Roseway (Br), Boleman, Pernambuco—B ¥ Small & | © tayux, Oct Art Atalanta (1), Pinkham, London for remained there until the preliminary busi- could tence longer motives of : ere discovered the remains nme gt a eee pg a race panto they now ask Dat they ualied end ina measure ad. em as wore excapied | of 8 feed infant, che told what she had seen, andanin- | Brig Miwauhie, drown,” St ie" ine ee Ae a | gia hohe ieerus tae | tne tr bowee fo realise the position he was placed in, for his coun- | Guume* Beettcnone resitanore the tines of, sentence felerel erreenapert, | murdered it to conceal it birth. Bhe was tried, convict. vrarig Penguin (Br), Conyers, Bermuda-—Middleton & Co, o krraods Ow hike Reo) Began, RYO, ‘tenance indicated solemnity and anzicty. could have been postponed. If the plea had not been ‘of the land | &d and hung. Brig Alfaretta (Br) Taylor, St Joun, NB—P i Nevius & | Lohman, Baltiinore, Ba-Judge Allen and John Sedgwick, Beq., counsel for | !Rterpoted various technical, objection# might have een ‘tad right rvarved to the | | Lauls Rowsuth, ex-Governor of Hungary, was in Waly | Mig albatroes (Br), Partridge, St John, NB—P 1 Nevius & nipple apo wy Gala aval tr. Ketchum, wore in attendance, while Disrict Attor- | Tha and after conviction, if it had taken Tam er within’ its’ terrivorial | said to bave been occasioned by the late manifesto of the | Brig Isabella (Br), Tucker, St John, Ni aiatachen, tT Te rn ee eee Brig th, wey Ball represented ‘the people, wi US penrene the sentence; but it must be dis- e powers and rights ex. | Emperor of Austria, whieh is viewed as tending to con- | 8 Eunice (Br), Beckwith, Halifax, NS—D'& Dewolf & COO een ao eso pet Baliabeny L The District Attorney instructed the clerk to place | netly understood that the delay which oocurs between ernment, and ciliate the Hungarian people at all hazards. ° ig Samuel Welsh (Br), Hoecker, St Marys, Fla—Metcalf wig Lovet $ietia Cait s art, Bhillaber, Reward B Ketcham at the bar. He rose from Lis teat | pass 10 his credit in xing the time for fnal sentence; it Pade oh ecremlener tee ture | th eee ate ee ae tines {dn LRay, Roy, Jacksonville Doak Church, sigphenvon, Pringle gong He tc aaa stood . will mech, nade prisoner ae S ‘A ' 5 rs. f ae sare toit, The is re- | selves, neither of these er bah goed ‘Allacta, 9 Use See ant 00. ervoyi pigeeres ee tan Pron ty etsy Cis year a JARSELLLES, Oct ‘Wim Cummings, Miller, NYork, vessels in port, Pana, Sept S0—tn port brigs Isabel, and Palma, dng. A1LEN, : addressed ses y power proj a Ex-Judge Allen the Court a3 follows: —With Ex-Judge Stuart moved for the discharge of Edward | Upon this threefold division of power is based the | the United Sates army, nging to this city. He aie Deasee, “Asis the” fatal; aa ” ote re orgs eae me 3 an er deh Herth (a), Grace, NYorS ‘and ald for _Livenpool). your Honor’s leave I desire to say a few words before ona charge of being connected ereignty of the State feder d_interporing a 4 sovereignty e a aes eee and | enlisted in the Mozarts (Fortieth New York), and Co, ; re of gui eee fhe inaiStments prefern agalast wih ken Porne os tage ay tl took the ne wore Sees tore ae Decple in their ae wards was an orderty sergeant in the Thuy. aru Mansa- | Sehr Vigilant (Be Wells, Narmn BE Hutchinsor, Br Jouns, PR 4—{n port ark ‘Mindora (Br), Towa- Kee eschun Yo this with te Perm famiige with | Papers and reserved ite decision. SEA TOTED the unprerabey oF the eupaietiaa, oF we | Cutan sean, ain ne nar mera Siemens | -- Sena tae Hello, Biasry, Wilmington —A W Ladd. sent, foams Leereyee iggy aid ‘Wwict Attorney. Your Honor is somew! ¥ number of motions for the discharge of prisoners | United States, and the iaws made by Cot ‘. tenant teer#, | Schr J Ward, Ward, No/foll, Va—Mott Bedell, ©) Ports. hese indictments, although not familiar with the u hich te ? y Congress in pur- | and finally to be @ be ye in acolored regiment in New | Schr G T Hubbard, Soper, Washingion—Van Brunt & | _ BOSTON, Oct 27—Arr barks J M Morales (Br), Croseup, Secon arplatons ic, hare umn mae oe | "are Weaver pennd guy oan emma wih | Ween etn te wn, re ual arcu | Waar EapahO) hy nae fi es fu O |OESRQuen ft Was Hog, Paden | fare EM, Warp ater a 8 \ttorne: a nt to commit a ra] believ States C . Bi 4 ci , Barton ics ery su ces tars | fos com sano or he tr Cranial ser see i eee poo! | igtay™=s * MU fom Vermont, whe sow rw 8 | CEST momen, Hamar, Phisdaie—J Ww wexeo a | Hoa shea Maranon Peck, _——— # by 0. 3 ley, x Reta tera ‘of this court for reasons which we shall now Baraat: = al Moe a eee eties tien nde ey | fame paper gives the following} respecting a truly | chr R Baker, Knight, Philadeiphia—Beniley, Smith & ‘Thorhaa Kilian (Br), Payne, Quectistown via, Pai@itelpbias ‘urge fora postponemen sentence and the judg- i ven ‘—Thore is now at Har roba- . 2 Nickels, hard 0 held, meat to ve pronounced ‘in thteage upon which we plead | The Quoen of Spain, when vititing Napoleon and Sages oC Ce Sava Sut wae Enea biy the oldess to New England of whove birth tnd | iebt Laura Frances, Higgins, Gardiner, Me—W 8 Brown & | May, Philadelphia; H & L Marts, Maris, do; étar, Crowell, e.filp Deaerios AUSORSY ORES OS Veer Engenic at Biarntz lately, appeared in mourning. She | thar adorn our political history. It is to be regretted | S€¢ ‘here is authentic record. | Thieis Mrs. Rebecca Huse, | ‘Sehr P Arthemus, Mitchell, Boston “pBih—Arr steamers George Appold, Baltimore; Nereus, and very kindly, listened patiently to our repeated ar- . pel . who was born in Groton, in 1759—one hundred end six hadwick, rt . | NYork; brig Theodorus, Sa; ory kindly, listened pation eocthern Renselaiea | Wore alowbodied dress, with a Marie Antoinette cape | that this schoo! of politicians conld not have found a | Yeas aceuraing tw the record ‘of the aret, parish | Sehr Crussdes Raynor, Middletown, Como—Ht 8 Racker & |) BALTINOME: ot Arr biig 8 O Shaw (Br) Morrell, St ‘with me could urge for a postponement of these trials; | of rich black blonde, fastened with diamond ornaments, | Petter mode for solving the question than the arbitra- | Or"that town, where tho original entry of her birth at sore ok ote ane: Conn; sel Eliza and nder ordinary circ ment of war. But the question was thus referred, and hax i Johns, PR: sehe Hamilton, Ogden ‘ : 5 By ee esr aty oil Mage Meee torr | Sadesomache, eke and dam, wo of mond, | onde oui ant, rumah fom tar | eps Metay at. et bth ae semoring om | aera ARIEL Pe Geet ae aS Biter f fitter 2 9 en . Davey, 0 trial. But he felt, and so | and excessively magnificent. It is said that her most | i no appeal. The people of the State of Mississippi, Groton, at the age of en, to the adjoining town of mabip McClellan, Samuels, Hi mm é 035, ie ey or a ry bw t ee es Fs pee. Had d ARRIVED. Be application and postponed expressed himsel! io, PR. sek", brigs Dudley, Carter, Nevassa; Caroline, Rt wel acknowledging the decision, desire to return to the t ca i’, that there were reasons connected | Catholic Majesty possesses a stock of jewelry surpassing Union and renew their fealty to the constitution of the | Harvard ‘and into the house she still occupies. Her hug | with posenners, (2 U ares weavy he fatanzas; scur Sea Nymph. Conly, Providence, Cid St Agnes (Br), Spots Tavana; with those cases why they should be disposed of quite | that of most of the crowned heads of Europe, and makes band has long since deceased, and of a large family of pe Sarly, so that if an offence bad been committed the law | ta‘apoang appearance with, their aid aad that of the | Wintec our poople are meincere, dod that the spre | eulldren there is but a single daughter living, erselt eeeemahie rete, Pa R ee. ne d would be vindicated, and if no offence had-been commit. | court drossmakers. The Queerf of Spain wears a crino- | of revolt is rampant among us. But if unflinching fidel- | Venerable lady, with whom she makes her home. The ‘Steamship Baltinore, Lewis, Washington, 48 hours, with | NYork: schr’ Four Slater, Shorter, Boston. Below. brig: ted the public should be permitted to know it. We felt | iine even more ample than that of the Empress Eugenie; | ity in war gives evidence of reliable fidelity in g lide!- | father of Mré. Huse served as o soldier in the | mdsoand pnssengers, to Jas Hand. Martha Washinj hr alice B. from Boston, Sid 20th. that under the circumstances these reasons were | she never woars a bonnet, but always drapes In the | the unvarying professions that spring from private and | © Revolution, and an uncle was killed in | Hleamsnip Carroll. Lennon, alimore, 40 hours, with | ship W od ux. Bericaly atinfactory, to wy, and we leit the al mantilia of the Spanish women, so well suited | public sources furnish any evidence of truthedt ie sufi | Oe of the carly battles of that siruggie. This | ™gre sn Peeogor, eC Balumore, 88 hours, with me ANGOR, Get 31--Uhd sohe Tero, Foss, NYork. irict” Attorney, “fully satisfied that he was | the climate of Spain. ‘The Empress Eugenie always | Lently demonsiated that the people. of the South, who | Venerable relic of a bygone age still retams 0 | toss Smal, " ae Me | PATOL Oct 30 sid chr BH Cady, Berry, Baltimore doing and intended'to do nothmg more than his duty. | wears the mantilla on Sundays when she hears mass in | so long and against such terrible odds maintained the | *emarkable degree of perfection her senso of sight and | Ship Universe, Hatien, Liverpool Sept 1, with mdse and | CALAIS. oC 2eoShd bark, Rosura Car), Wallace, Newry He certainly did that with great firmnoss and porsist- | the private chapel of the Tuileries. mightlons conllies of saodern may be saiely trusted | hearing, being but slightly deaf, and js remarkubly ac- Passengers, to Williams & Gulon. Had two deaths, Has | gchr 8 T King, Clindenin, NYork. = ; a 007,90, tee bis oes. ay Cardy 3 ~ = ‘The Grand Duchess Marie of Russia and her danghter, | when they profess more shan milling to whi to | tive, making her own fire in the morring and attending a9 = ass Rodi Ghee a fl te ane Pad vest? MAGHTAS, Oct 24—Arr schr Montano, Sawyer, New ee uamenctan nobieoale the Princess Eugenie, have paid a visit tothe villa of | their allogiance. The South, having ventured all on the | $hrough OO Ne ee ea arena caren he Roe Liverpool for Boston, 82 days out; 10th, lat 41 17, lon 6426, | ELLSWORTH, Oct 22—Arr_schr Castilian, Belay, New officer, Ketchum ji Adoly thschild, near Gen Her Im- | arbitrament of the sword, has lost all save her he and shij mn McClellan, hence for Liverpool; 18th, lat 40 39, o lia @id not intend to contest his guilt at any time, but there | Baron Adolphe de Rot eve. Hor r honor, and | oni attended to some gardening, ‘he receives her many | PUR Hen MeCiellan, hance for eerie at’ John NB: | VERLAG VER Ost Socnid acura bamuel Gastaer, Jr, Ro- qwepa rennone connected rial Highness greatly admired the works of art con- | now accepts the result in good faith. It is our duty to 15, shi Circumstances, and ted sy ‘the fom enon tained hy the residence, ‘and particularly a collection of | address ourselves to the promotion of peace and order — = cee pet and appears 0 delight in 16th, lat 40 Of, Jon 68 44, ship Marion, bound B. with mdse | Pinsom,Pblladerpiias @ W Kimball, Crockett, NYork; sloop eee te tivueand thelr creditors, why it was import. | eut Tock crystals, which has no equal. A sumptuous | to the restoration of Jaw, the faith of the constitution recalling for their benefit or pleasure scenes and incidents | | Blip Wm F Blores, Hryauy Javerpool Sept 11, with male | Giper. Briggs, do, é Bions of the tirm and their creditors, why it wus import: | roaktast was offered to her Highness by the Baron and | and the stability and prosperity of tho Union—to cul- | of Der well remembered exporionce, Of a Tal Senin, | fon a, Ra NO ee eee ee Aktien | RORROLE Dalee tk cabe ieatetie aaker, N¥ork. Thy beshould not be placed in a, position where his | Baroness de Rothschild, to Thich, esides the persons | tivate amicabi relaions with our sliver States, and estab. Sensis me Oils Oe ee eine | 2s 0; kip Nepistue, ence for Liverpodl. 5 » Se ond Annie W Gollinm, Tooker, NYOrk, Yestimony could not be made available to those who | Composing the suite of ‘the Grand Duchegs; there were | lish our agricultural and commercial prosperity upon more | Henity awailin isher Freeman, L re 86 days, with mdse | NEW BEDFORD, Oct 27—-Sld schi Zenas L Adams (new),. might coure it. ‘Those reasons. I shall now urge why 8 apparently patiently a eas the fina) summons ‘and 231 passengers, to Willia x uion, 18th inst, lat 42, | ‘Nickerson, Baltimor: Se nde! Goalteas Late: ‘ 6 invited Count de Nesselrode, Count and Countess Lams: | tre eiifon wil not bo. lost either to the North or. the | al and well earned rect Jon 47, spoke whaling bark Glacier, cruising: NEW LONDON, Oct 26-814 sehr Paragon, Read (from, ‘the sentence upon this plea should not now be pro- . ‘Ship Continent, Wade, Cardiff Sept 15, with coal, toB TH | Dighton), Philadelphia, having repaired, Tounced-why there should be a postponement of this | ‘The King and royal family of Denmark have returned | South—that freemen, onco enlightened, will not submit | |The Marquis Jules de Bellune, grandson of Marchal | qyasiP Sr, Sept 29, lat 4080, lon 1910, epoke brig Hope (Br), | NEW HAVEN, Oct 27—Acr ‘Goorge Durkey, Amder- feentence beyond this term to be called up at some future | to Bernstorff, after their exenrsion into Funen and Jut- to wrong or injustico—that sectional aggression wil) | Victor, and formerly Secretary of Embassy for France at | fromthe cosstorxiniee for’ Hristol, Ee 7th inst, abd. ton | gon, Newcastle, E. iy ‘time. Your Honor knows from public rumor and from | land. His Mi esty only pronounced one speech durin; meet with sectional resistance, and that the price of _po- | Rome under the Marquis de Lavalette, has entered the | 54, bark Johannes (Brem), from Bremen for Baltimore, 34 PitlLADELPHUA, Oct 27—Arr steamer Cumbria, Prench, reports, if not otherwise, the firm with which | his —- © | litical perfidy is blood and carnage. The State of otis - | establishment for educating priests at St. Sulpice. ‘out, Savannah; brigs B Young, Gibson, St Stephens, NB; Opens pablic reports, » brn r journey. suselppi bas already, under the pressure of the result of | mM. @ the French Vice Coneul,at Basel, Ge up Keppler (Hiam), Jurgens, Hamburg, 89 days, with | Sea, Babbidge, Hast Culcos; Webster Kelly, Haskell, 8¢ his young man was connected were largo dealers and | ‘Tho ox.Queen of the Sandwich Islands has been the | the war, by her own solemn et, abolished slavery. It aes Ny agpettease ined .at Basel, Germany, | mdve and iW) passengers, 0M Siomau &-idye. “Hastnad | Joh, Ni; achta sohu Snow, \Cotln, do: Geo St a be? d Conant, Foss, do: Eagle, 4 Yarge operators; ir Liabilities large " himself in conseq td jes in his ac- ; a ee a nsion of. this offence and at the | fues* of Mr. Tenny son, the poet laureate of England, at | would be hypeeritical and unprofitable to aitempt to per- fo i cali jnence of discrepancies In Rie 86: | ety ee re Guild, Tlacre Sept 90, with mdee and 206 | SElaforts tins Fisceen Wrecy, Boxtons Challenge, mae: time of his withdrawal from the firm, rendering it neces- retreat at Farringford, in tho Isle of Wight, suade the world tha! she has dome so willingly. It is due, platen Si ae pasnengere, to Win'& Allred Nelson. Tus been 22 days W | ton, Providencs; Crisis, Rose, Pawtucket; Hiawatha, Dis- ary to make an assignment, which was made by the Two marriages in fashionable life are announced af | however, to her honor to thow by her future course that she Harlem Railroad Travel. of the Grand Banks, with beavy westerly gales; sprung | ney, Newburyport; BI’ Reeves, prametice, wrens Atlan~ Fr etn the’ Senignote tnd the individeal ered. | Mkely to take place shortly in France—that of tho son of | has done so in good faith, and that slavery shall ncver 70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. “ites tena ianee (ia, Lippincott, Fortsnis Francis Bawerds. 2 a Hors were thus involved 10. litigations amounting to | the Duke of Montebello with Miss O- Fard dela Grange, | again exist within her borders, under whatever name or i See en amate; Jagee, Sinuapere May 27 Sri mi aeey om | hems, Retina, Cole on, ce eee ee nearer Bor ome three-quarters of a million dollars in money. All | and the other between the eldest son of Victor Hugo and guise it may be attempled. The sudden emancipation of | The Hariem Railroad Company bave placards in their | Goog’t neane ind St Helena septs pe fong Bzpeece, Brown: OC) ocean OMe, ae Oa tre ‘hese suits niake the testimony of Edward B, Ketchum | Mile. Lebague. i Finiheyer KiAahis poe nae be pees eee: cars headed ‘‘Warning.—Persons are warned of the dan! Peers BG eon oye ae June 16 (passed Kowalind Gp. Sima, Antwerp; soles ae nd 3 Anitersan.. ‘ .; 3 yun ner July 13), mdse, to order. jartford; I ton; Francon} She crbatiors whom they teprasont. ‘Withouthis estimony ose of 1001000 Trace po os hie two daughtersan in- | ofthe negro race, uniitted for political paeliy, ger of exposing any part of their persons on the plat | AME Mey cour itinde, Shanghae June 1, with tea, to | Caroline Halk’ Doughty, fall itivers . smithe sar dhe frm and the creditors must be greatly the losers, In shag bconn eciabblgate Seok eiaiiooe, with the white race, Lave been turned loose upon | forms of the cars.” Will you allow me through your | order, Passod Cape of Good Hope Aug 30, and *t Helena | Lynn; Gov Burton, Peacock, Weymouth; 5 Weahburny Pr wet Sr vacay scope Count Walewski, of France, has purchased an estate in ety; in th 4 Set. Jnly 28, in Ombay passage, spoke bark Orient (Br), | Taunton; Neptune, Rodan, Nilaven; J 5 Watson, Little, lany event, as the object of the prosecution is not to > , society; and in the guardianship she may essume over | columns to warn the company of the danger of provid- | from Shanghae for New York; Aug'20, lat 29 29, lon 9 we eatless, Vansant, Hoston; © 4% Vicker’ punish the innocent, but to punish the guilty; and if an | Switzerland which runs along foe peel ilgem she this mae, sho must deal Jeatly with them, and protect | ing short accommodation for re, thereby com. | bark Euulfohn (Bate, rom Batavia for Roterdam: Sept | bite Providence; W Phe Cramnge, do: ¥ pai tence men' ‘ person rope! . j, Jon 2 30, lton (Dan), from Penan, lackman, 40; i 9 Danen- sarily sentence is: the punishment will fall | nave long been forgotten. Prince Napoleon has set. tho | highost degree of elovation in the scale of civilization to | Pélling the public to disrogard rules which shonld be | Yor, ptr raat Renee "mit, Ridereone Baik es heavily upon the innocent as upon the guilty; and, | fashion of purchasing property in Switzerland, as Count = i strictly complied with? Did this bappen but ‘once ina | "ar Alethea (Br), St Antwerp, 51 with : Portlay Spesmacich 60 the lew ts fully vindicated By B cOnviCtiOD, | ee ee rrim there to eolect an estate near that of | Nuit they are capable, morally and intellectually, | moonebine”” it would be pasted over without remark, | to order Hud none weeleriy-galee ied entire paseager °”” | OF Hawley, Clack, Crown, Coun; Sophia Wiland, pareeee do: em by thelr education and religious | Sur it has become of late'a matter of loud complains | ‘Hark Columbia (Brem). Muli son, Nowell accused remaining in prison during the at Count Walewski. ler, Hi of the sentence, to his own | and not to his benefit gar | training; but they cannot be admit'ed to politizal or sociak Hari road ers. and 367 passen, Boyd & Hit T , hr Ora Moreta, Ri} Sey watinss injury and Tot to hie omens | After the baptism of the infant Prince of Portuga), | equality with we white race. It is due’ to ourveivee—to | MCPS the Harlem Railroad travellers. 7 ey yy | Hof the ‘Grant Bankes with nrong iy gales. eee luihe bark Cainplighter, Barn NYoru; ache Thob sentence may not proper!; be ‘We can make | Which was to take place on the 27th of October in the | the white emigrant invited to our shores—and it should i Bark West Wind (Br), Sinciair, Miragoane, 18 days, with | Winans, Brigsa, do; 2lst. scar Bertha, Bul te Charleston, ‘thees facts appear by itidavite, your Honor and the | Chapel of the Palace of Aynda, King Luis and the Queen | never be forgotten—to maintain the fact that ours is and Arrivals and Dopartares. logwood, to P I Nevins & Son. James Bradford, second ‘Cid $ib, brigs Ithaca, Rose, NYork; Ida C District Attorney desire it. The whole matter, at a.sub- | Will embark for a tour in Italy and France. shall ever Dea government of white men. The purity precept! age, tnd were bu Seo AN Se rth ope aM hs aay, Oth, schirs Ufa Mote, Ba eens arial sequent time, will be within the control of the Court and Marsnal Canrobert’s wife, an English lady (nee Mac- | 24 prosress of h races require that caste must te ‘ etlan—Colone) Bark Ella, Drisko, Apalachi 6 with cotton, : bith, Vanguard, Kussell, Mobile. Sid 10Uh, web: ‘he District Attorney, and tho prisoner within reach. | donald) has boon confined of a cr ala majttained; and intermarriage between the races be for, | gio" fiap—Steamship McClellan Cclonel Fraser and | S805 Fier Domo P ae at 869A. lon 1h csperienced ‘s York; iin, aby Ee AR Cooks ith, ship Van kins, Say ; Paymaster Jaa E Sincliir, Lightbody. Parker, | heavy gale from NE to reaver, Moore, te, Uphar k, Purple, Mayher, a Basford, Chillend fou a,” Cornell '¢ ‘aitielt Hawise, sl ct 0 Pe in Cornel Pt of his sentence, his punishment being as severe as it | his return from Egypt. risma and crimes of both races. The negro is pecu | Harford Chittenden: | Feit Gieutenants Bangaman, | to Baliimore:tho vessel was Ught; dhe captain wished ® | Philadelphla; Hetity B Glbxon, Crocker, do for Pawtueket. NB heaee for Bal, | S"PORTLAND, Oct 26—Arr steamer Rerone, Parkmcu, New 5 a ee for l- steamer Ps iy ‘offered ‘wealstance, which was not | York, cld echt my Ver elphia. So far as the prisoner is concerned, it would be better ‘The Queen of Holland is at Baden Baden. bidden. Miscegenation must be the work and taste of | allen. M y, Bro , tally diamaated: Id ache Ta ‘as the captain thonght to rig jurymaats and get ber | PROVIDENCE, Oct 26-—Aer echrs Mary H Smith, Smith, for him to have the ventence pronounced to-day, because other ckimes and other “people.” ‘To work is the law of | Phillips, “Tarr, Polluc Bis imprisonment from this Lory ‘would be pep deross | Prince Alfred of England is expected at Brussels on | God, and is the only certain protection against the pau- | Pettengill, Owens, Fiel be after the sentence is pronounced. Personally the | Prince Otho, brother of the King of Bavaria, whose in- | arly adapted to the cultivation of the great | jiodgeon, Bell, Vinten, Hayse; Mra Denin, Mrs Lucy and | despatch sent to St John of his aituation. Buine day signal- | sid schreJ 18 Johnson. Smith, Philadelphia; Charles Moore, is a loser by the jon of the sentence; | dispomtion bes been lately announced, ig in full convale. | S#Plcs of the South, Ho should be encouraged | iwo children, Str Wen dey inras children, Mew Rockford, | ised.a Hamburg brig, bound N Soe Fugernoll, do: Pree Wind, Codker, do; Surah Elizabeth, Kel” ‘he is entirely willing to submit himself to the advice | scence. :: to engage at once in their production, by assur- irs Young, Mre Ofmer. Mr Brown, Lieutenants Roper, Brig Fortuna (Port), Boda, Oporto, 41 days, with wine, &e, | ley, El bports Delphi, Smitis, ‘NY¥ork: Minerva, it of his friends in this respect. I would say one other thing, ances of sons) against the avarice, cupidity and | Newkirk, Hiaintona, ‘Wright, Terwilliger, Sayre, Baker. to Hagemerer 8 Sg do; © L Herrick, Thomp:on, do; sloop Trans ‘and that ie a favor which we shall have to ask of your King Louis I., of Bavaria, has left hie retreat at Ho- | injustice of his employer. He is freo to choose his DEPARTURES. . ig is (Br), King, Para, 20 days, with rubber, ac, to | Haw Elizabethport. Soe, pete: hash BA Ai Honor whenever this H have to ask of Your | nenschwangau io paya visit to his capital, He was | labor, and to make his own bargain. Buthe sbonid be | Larrgroot—Steamship Cliy of Balitmore—Duke ai Liceg. | "Brig Lon Amigos (of Belize, Hon), Lind, Para, 28 days, | avitiaon NOrimuss brig Aursie, Davin Balitmores sane L for venience, and i have uo donbt it is a favor | Present at a representation at the theatre, and received | required to choose some employment that will insure | nano (Consul General of Tip) suchen ‘aud Mra | wirh rubber, ac, to L K Amwinck & Co. Pree. Ora Te Mashis; Clark Davidaon, Jeaities, wate you and ily ‘concede. “It te ‘not a very | audience M. de Barandarian, Minister of Mexico at the | the maintenance of himeel? and family. On the other | Matida Kiuchen und Miss Netty Ricken, Misa Ann Dolan, of | | Brig Eastern Stay, Grifin, Barbados, 28 daya.with wolamsés, | do for Pawtucket. Sid schix Zampa, Johnson, Balumore: asnnsoal request, but it is one that we would esteem as a | COUrts of Vienna and Munich, who presented to his Ma- | hand, the employer must be assured that the labor con- | New York; Mrs Coe, of Brooklyn; A Win! x Heltimeres to Bishop Bros, of New Haven, Had strong N and NW winds; | Boston, Smith, Philadelphia: Nid 'H Gould, Crowell ‘4 favor in this case: that is, if you wonld permit us | J**ty the insignia of tho Order of the Mexican Eagle. tracted for will be specifically performed. Tho culiiva. | @,/,Fits Bullen, of Canada Went: J W Jones, of Ullou: EK | Jost deck load of molsoses, split salle, &e. Oct 5 lat 2 8, | Horigon, Plum, do; HW Henedict. Casey dot Alpine, Pres” ee eros ome withessee orally in open court, to show |. Earl Russell, accompanied by the Countess Russell, | tion of the great staples of the South requires continuous | 1 Fhoman H'Dadiey. Wan | “Brig Cishe bulicee (Bre Nott Se Toh oR ae oave, with | Males Beret iahiinn: Davist Charles A Suge, Heaths the character and sianding and the business habits of | Lady Agatha Russell and the Duke of Leinster, have visit | labor from January to Janvary, The planter cannot Win Corbet, Dr Waa M Ford, of Philadelphia; | sugat 4c, to Miller & Houghton. Oct 18" lat"S6, lon? Natt, Bliven, NYork; sloop Oregon, Khodes, and this ‘young man before he fell into this crime, to show | ed the Karl's county Meath estates, in Ireland. Tne party | venture upon their ccltivation unless the laborer is com- | C Pullman, Samuel Lowe, of New York. I Cordweut, of | passed through parts of ‘the ‘wreck of steamship ‘Atlanta; ‘Chadwick, NYork, | the circumstances under which he came to commit the | minutely inspected the dwellings of the poorer tenants polled to comply with his contract, remaining and per. | Chicago pelea dh Malina Cheat fate, beeen | eats we wee of ¥ AWTUCKET, Oct 25—Arr schrs John Beatty, Henderson, mo, showing that he wan really acting under delusion | in Navan, and conversed freely with thelr occupants, lis | forming his proper amount of labor, day after day and sorte Wont Reser of Philadelphia: | so Brett, Bos AUx. SAK insu oll Carer ct Detaeeee waaset ea RR A a i ad which, while it did not relieve him from criminal respon- | tening to their requests, &e., and giving to the agent week alter week, throagh the whole year; and if he at- Miss Annie Redmond, Miss | a ship's lower mast, with chains and rigging attacl ‘okt Maly L Van Kirk, Van Kirk, uiladelphia. Mbility we do. not claim that) certainly relieved the of- | structions to have them complied with. ‘The party after- | tempts to escape he should be returned to his employer, | Rosanna Howell, Misa M Fower, Capt G Nicholelis, Capt D Jobn i ake H a , ety ie at ona eeritiee. That did mot se. | wards drove throvgh Navan, abi proceeded to the Ard- | and forced to work until the time for which he con: | Weltglen, Robt V Lander and wife, Tra chaaney, aire hel, | with Darind: tetany Deconlones Cor” tas teen Bans | ASCE Ae Be cst ks re schrs Oregon, Goit, and Hor- ‘eure him a diminution of the sentence, it would place | Falla estate, which they also inspected, and returned to | tracted has expired. By such a system of labor the auncy and five ebildren, Mrs C: and ther, | north of Hatieras, with heavy bead winds. jedabebec, Kennedy, Pbil- ‘Rim in a different position before the public. We wish | Ardsalla House for luncheon, The Earl and €ounters welfare and happineee of the African may be secured, | Williom Quine, of London; Edward Thompson, P H Oliver, Brig Leonard Berry (of ), Steele, Bermuda, 13 | adelphia, Sid 24th, scr Alnomak, Shaw, NYork. t I ouitn H Henry, 8 M Evry, Theodore J Pearse, of New York; ball . 0 to show that his habits wore not those of an immoral | have left for Lo the agricnitural and commercial prosperity of the State | Kitur Sealib, RD Lovett, Chae ‘Daubum—and others in the 7, Rate tenn, (Pr "philippe, Newfoundland, % days, | ion, cid po Stary Gobo Dunes Fee a idate ale man; that he was aman of inexpensive habits; « man | A Paria correspondent writes, under dato of October | stained and our homes again become the abode of | steerage. with tab te ee hardin, ua of moral character, having no vicious pleasures, indulging | 11:—Why women should abdicate the privileges of their | Property. Io Nog civil war just closed the troops that |“ govruaweron axp Hampurc—Steamship. Borussia—ar | , Schr Viola, Ray, Bt John, NB, 12 days, with pickets, to A ae ship Virginia, Weeks NYork: a U6, steam reve- 4m none of those free dissipations and pleasures which | gex, adopt Wellington boots, with heels considerably | TesPonded to the call and command of Mississippi have | ana Mra Wm May, Mrs Sophia Friedmann, M’ Newmark, B John Boynton’s Co, nue cutter, name unknown. Below a three-masted schooner, ‘ere so common among men who fall into crime. Ihave | higher than we ever wear; threc-corner:d hate, copied | #halized all those high qualities that adorn the charac- | L, Cohen, Mr and Mrs Chas Podbradszky, Carl Goepel. Mrs Schr Julia Cltneh (Br), Bradford, St Andrews, NB, 4 days, | bows! up, ‘20 doubt we will be able to satisfy the public and to sat- | from the bunting costume of Louis XV.°s whippers-in, | ef of the soldier. By their valor, courage and heroic | Wilhelmine Blumen) H Hansen, @ H Obmsted:, Mr | With lumber, to Jed Co, SALEM, Oct %~Sla schr RW Godfrey, Godfrey, Phila- oe 01 Lied - cigare’ - constancy, whether in camp, on th -amidst | and Mre Burrows uguste Wolff aud child. Miss Jette Schr Palma, ‘Alten, Mobile, 13 days, with cotton, to A Ab- he Sy your Honor while this man has committed an of- | coats a revers, and cigarettes, is more than I can devise, | constancy, whether ip camp, on the march or-amidst | Sve Men dete Gppenkelm and daughler, Mr and Sire | Uott, ICKFORD, Oot 8—-Sid schr Waterloo, Pickering, New fence against the laws of the land for which he is | True, however, it is, the point de mire of every woman of | the carnax the battle field, they have sus. | Wiener, Mrs Adele 0 root fect tog Sehr Comatttntion, Beenie, Medile, 1B\daye.:seith cotlen,. 1.x, Sealy “fo aufler the ‘penalty, and expects to. do's, | fronton of ihe preset day is tosmgerin dress and man, | wined her honor and glory, and mado her name | }rlann Gael Schwarie, dohn Leer, Christoph Dicfentach: | 4% t0Jonus Smith, : re bP bree @hat he is not altogether a degraded felon; that he | ner and tone the lions of the Jockey Club; and note, I | {torial Many have returned to ruined homes | er fohaun Pelz, John’ Holande, Adam Kipp, Carl Baab, Schr Mountain Avenue, . Philadelphia for Boston, = 7 = js still a man worth saving—a man that’ may be | do not allude to the Anonymas of the demi-monde when fortunes. Others ve fatlen upon the | John Buchheit, Mra Louise Hecht, Fried’ Dose, Wilh Schr A P Howe, Baker, Philadelphia for Plynouth, MISCELLANEVUS, veclaimed and mado a wefal citizen. Whether this | 1 make this assertion, but to wmbsssadresses, fair mar- orhave been maimed or digabled for }ife. | Tien, Mre Barbara Weber, two children and infant; Schr Henrietta, ——~, Elizabethport for Boston, o FIRS? CLASS ¥ ol Schr Sea Flower, Chast, klizabetaport for Providence, : HOUSEHOLD WORD.. ry will induce your Honor to mitigate the sentence it | quises, and the young married beauties of the highest m, and their families, and the widows and | Bernh Huster, Paul Ackerknecht, Fried Wicke, Aug Elsel, | Soot Mary Mershon, Wight Prov: Kilver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, China, last ae. da mot for us to eay. I have no doubt that the | circles. young hig Fried Spohr , Mle Andersen, Mr and Mrs Anton Strauss, Cas: ry Mershon, Wightman, Biizabethport for Provi- A er Plated Ware, utlery, China, tilast de. pane of the dead, are in a state of destitution. The i D. HASSFORD'S great. Bazaar, Cooper Tastitute, eor- evidence we shall produce will to some extent show the | “King Pepple, of Bonny, on the west coast of Africa, ve pee ce FA Eiilbert i government bes magnanimously thrown over the | fy, Astor place. former connections of this young man. We shall ask to | who visited England afew years since, seems to entertain nice. eyl, Otto Zakrzewsky, Mr and Mra FA Iilbert and child, | Schs EC Brown, ———. Rockland, soldier the mantle of obiivion for the past—bat no | M joiecke, chi Schr Sahwa, Jasper, Boston, ons tages r and Mre John Reinecke, child and infant: Mrand Mra | fobr vend. “Mou! Providence. CUP OF GOOD COFFER CAN ALWAYS BE HAD pup wife gee pl ok pe engl ge Sheer dhe ; Sere so yer on from its coffers awaits him or hie family—no | Carl Zett, Wim Strohmann, Mr and Mrs Louis Reinhard, randa, § 00D ¢ \LWAYS | A Fy par te Leasrien Attrnay on 8 favor that he will not | ado natue teen ssose tadaed end iiboral in hie, coaiines esicad’’ from, 148, vast territories. invites them to | Heinr fielimann, Lisette Hellmann, Felix Blondioy Louis | Sch T Lenedict, Kihg, Pawtucket for Pivtadeiphia. A ‘by using VANDECAKIS EURPRA COFFEE.” For J mt nly bi 0 re re nd Liberal in bi alincs ‘e Streibich, Ji tauder, E Mennen, Simon Killian, Joho Schr Andrew Stewart, Gilbert, Albany for Providence, tale by Established 1 ROBT, DAVIS, Sole move for sentence. I would say further that the District | with the European traders in Africa since his return, but rt and repose, To. Miseissippl, alone, can they | ff ‘Jul Hentec! franz Weinacker, Ernst Pape, M Schr White Rock, Furniss, Albany tui New Haven. 8c st per . ‘Attorney shal! be kept posted an often ns ho may desire | he has sent his eldest dauchter, Miss A. Pepple, to Bng- for assistance, Whether it was right ar wrong to | PviSa"bried Teher and child, Mare Habrmell, Aug a BRLOW : ae ee “apap em pon a Of all to details of the cause of action on the part of | Jand for the purpose of being educated. ‘This young lady | all the soldier to arme, it cannot be wrong to make such | Guilke—and others in the steerage. J Fee CAREER, BUYERS WILL FIND AX TELRGANT, AS Ketehus and his friends 1 relation to this matter. He | has arrived in Liverpool from Bonny, Thongh she is a | provision sor Von ax will relieve them and their familis | yew Onrnans—Stoamer Neshanock—C A Seward, Assistant Pais BAILED, J sortment of new fail styles of Lngiiah Royal Velvet and Shall Know what disposition is being made of ‘he parties | peal African in color, yet her features nre rethor pleasing, | J7m wait and supcring, and srcure to their children the | secretary of Pinte; Ali Shultz, Airs) Lahmann, DB Kelvara, | Steamships Borussia, Pennsylvania, City of Baltimore, | ianys Carnes HIRAM AND. RSON'S 99 Bowery + faterestsd in having the testimony of thix young man | nnd bear but slight rescublauce to the ronerat physique | means of education. Justice ana gratitude demand it. | %M Warren, EA Howard, Chas B Fisher, EM Rushay, JB ea ee te Bicdae, olicloike all widina, Druggets Gout r " Alhambra, Gen Sedgwick, ES Terry, Neshannock, Nevada, | Matting, Window Shades, Oliclot ‘and the period at which his testimony may iio more be | of . other f ra At. | Honer and magnanimity will verow it. From a long | Christe, Licut J O Graley, John Wilcox, M Pesant, Rev'A H | Twilight, Liberty. ; , o eens Per vont Unlaie thie would by ina fow weeks; | Cit eat Close: tha pact. wrote an sOde to Africa | Fetirement to private life, and absence from the State ae | Ghibert Hambrox Gonney, Volton, -Bolulere, Mrs JF | witaec cunces'W: at PM, NW. yards we, a eanonable’ prices. “ok for Bb Bowery ’ 4 7 “é oe re 7 'y) | the last four yeara, 1 ignot f much * | Keifery, rs Sheldon, Mre Gale, WH Thorndike, E P Nor. iat |, NW. — ~ a1 eaid before, the law is thoroughly vindicated, | which commenced with ‘Hail Pepple, King of Bonny; yeara, 1 au ignorant of much of her legie- | T'S. Pizcizland ‘and three children, NE iow a. M. LEVETPS PATENT—IN COMBINATION 4 the pubiic prosecutor has done hie whole duty in pro: | and geverally writes after his signatu Poet Laureate | lative history, and feel incompetent to advise farther a8 | (oui, © M Chase, J 8 Simonds, JA’ Oakley, Mrw LB Miscellaneon ‘agold web and rubber base, for artitieml teeth, The coring a conviction, and the accused js within reach of | to his Majesty Pepple, King of Bonny.” So that Mr. | 4 the proper domestic policy rendered necessary by the | Richards, family and nurse; A J French and lady, T Smr Nanionat, Eacur, now at Boston, 1049 tons, built at ibune, October 17, says:—"This "patent coestinatongves the law at any time when the Court chooses to pronounce | Close may be said to be “looming” up. altered, dstracted and desolated condition of the people. | F Guior, D Kelharn and wife, EB G Thompson und | Medford in 1882, has been sold for $60,000. a much firmer saat to the artificial teeth wy the cae wentence. That being the I have no doubt the Race To you, gentlemen, is wisely and safely intrusted this | wife, Lieutenant J MeDovald, wife and servant; Mra Bark Sratma (of Halifax), before reported abandoned on | has ever been attained in the al dent! ap t Ato ill readily yield to the st. With ® hupertant duty. Invoking the blessings of Aluuighty God | Marsh, four children and wurte; W iH Clay, wife and | y7thluet, ina terrife gale, was boarded (on | tofore in use, and requiresa much less area of surface in tbe. pened mr a SF lt eee chon Siiver Wedding of Senator Wilton. ome your fa 1 pe! pdee yen Tee eadiat | servant; Mrw K Valpey, BD Hodwick. Miss Pit and child, | swept decks, stove bulwarks ‘and forward Webelos mouth tun the ordivary method, and not inueh more thar guilty. ‘ Borrow, Oct, 28, 1865. | ceroporation | the-otfort to Temore and advance the wel. | MraiEs Porter, nupse sad child; Ira W Porter, A Woodman, | sailand maintopaall. (On gh, having lost all het salle, fell | Balk the weigS roadway, opposite Stewart's. Dr. 5 a uller, Ol john, , - ’ The District Attorney to the Clerk—Take the plea. The neighbors and many distinguished citizens called | 1470 and Lappiners of the people of Mivsiesipyyi log, AL De Vertu. A Reeves, Mra Van Nowtrand, Miss Anne Ment gan Ar oiclock, and inding ave’ of att feat of Wane oe ae 7 ‘The Clerk—Ketchum, you withdraw your plea of not | as tie residence of Senator Wilson, in Natick, inet eve LTT, Sa PERE Van Nostrand, Mr J 8 Van Nostrand and two servanis, | in the hold (having pumped six gays), the crew took to the EDERICK 1, KING, SPANISH AND Sars guiity and plead guilty.’ Is that your plea? a son, ind i, lat even- Personal Inteigence. Bugs Semen, eek ea ee? eS. Brows, boat, and were drawn on board%he Sarah Jane by # rope, Page ‘and Commissioner tor every State ip inion. Ketehum nodded in the aitirmative. ing, to congratulate him and his lady on the anniversary | yejor Edward O. Shepard, Thirty-eecond Maseachu- | yak 25's i te OTe Oe er note a aine, “f | these being #0 rongh. On the 19th « near Broadway. ‘The indictment to which he pleaded was one chorgin; of theit ‘fifth Silver “K a » them, and they made signal of distress, but she would not go ounuin tae ps mer om | their twenty-fifth marriage day. Silver plate and other | setis Volanteer®, is commicsioned Lieutenant Colonel by | Buchauan Read and wife, Miss Read, Jas ¢ Richardson and | to their arsistance, O TO THOMAS R, AGNEW'S, 22 AND 208, AaREN. Bam with detranding the Importers’ and, Traders) qian | articles, valued at five thousand dollars, also a parve of | prevet, for gallant eervices at Hatcher's rup. and Captain | Carinat das" ¥ Ferine, Chan W Delatia, T'Cairione, | _ BARES Jaze, Johnson, from New York, bound to Conk Go id, ot Murat, aia se — sre Dt ARES OF THR DIRERICT AFTORNEY, four thousand dollars, were presented to them: Tho oc- | George W. Laurial, Thirty second Massachusetts Volun fororters putinlo St Gecraes, Bermuda, 6 inv in, | Toy'siorein New York.” One price houses istrict Attorney said:—A great many of the re. | < pleasant to all voncerned, and a signif pte thor 4 er ; ‘York’ on the 80th ult, and encountered heavy gale in woarks just made address themselves solely to your | cation of the high estimation in which the Sevaior is | Wer, te lajor by brevet, for gallant services during Int 39 30, Jon the north, on the Sd and 4th ingtt when Heng, SEXTH AVENUE Bonor, with which I have no’ todo. The concern I | held by his fellow citizens. the operations resulting in the surrender of General Lee. | Sent 'and child, Norman Castello and two servants, Mise | *b¢ sprung « leak, and having3 feet water in the hold and MMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, Beve reget mering for Gedgment Tam Trunk | seenvy Swindiing Operations. | , bus. cartel, of Georgi, formeriy « member of | Hardest: ht Sete ume Ui Buckign Wet | Baax Span tan, Hucon, trom Care Brton Weer gin can pronar,otaes framen ona Mate of Susaes inp the venom thas oevonl pa anatase {From the Hartford Courant, Oct. 27.) the United Staten and rebel Congremes, and a brigadier | Seaice’ Writ Acute: Me Bevous, Meant ite Torreon, | witee pet Ineo Hageciown Suth; wae 16 dare pat caring an: | Svgry sila, and, description te. ee nvarioe sestiol wokece: me within the last ten days, asking that time should be For nearly two months past some of out grocery | general in the rebol army, bas been pardoned, and has | Master and Miss ‘Torrance, Sam K Muro, Miss Codwalen— very heavy weather, lost sails, @c; would repair fin Be fry yd ~ Sagan given to them tocxamine Ketehnm, It js usual in this | dealers Rave been sunbied So purchase metents, tone Feturned to his home at Atlanta pe dortirede ee ree as one Ser abies ae a ai sating TALE, sien court when partics who have represented large interests | #Ugars, , at astonishing low prices, comparing with Daniel Ruggles, formerly of the United States Army, oman ay jevnda—Ea ta in J Woon (of Cornwallis, NS), went ashore on Baker's | ia all colors and i} k. \ Se rhich innocent persons are cee eet ee aceon: | the usual market’ rates af Appears that a youny man | a graduate of West Point, and, though a native Masen: Rvaemeris, ire Bas ee eat ae unison, Jaland in the gale of the 224. ‘The ‘master, thinking to aye Te UR Sete Wicied that tmne i given to mve_ the rights of the inDo- amed Hopkine, resident of Coventry im this State, | chusetts Yankee, Iaioly a maior general in the rebel | Wayne, Ww! L. Kepmaur, eo Wellington, re AT ore Rec ar sone hut ate ot moving Be | Sond to oal'thom. F @ent. Your Honor has often given men time to arrange been grocery business in Providence | army, announces with’a grave floarie! o declines | E: ‘5 Cromaley, Wm F. next day, “the veasel, got — their for instance, for the beneat of thar ome time. He purchased xtensively and, by paying to be a candidate for Congress in the Pmt Congrorional | hil: P Finks ME Clark, ar Wirkeahaune, 2k “hepuail | ber leo Ulabett fae Mere OO eee ONE THOUSAND TRIMMED BONNETS. wiver: ‘children, and certainly for their creditors; bat promptly, established good credit. iF three | district of Virginia He advises his fellow citizens to | fe, CL neon, wife, two cl m an rant; Sonn IxperexvEnce, 182 ton: a ~~ ‘ Teg hat ait spun | Rann ty | eae aa faa wt oe | ani Won ty ee os Bk | asec ry aca pk” = | Rapping, ammehaee et nement of the sentence; g - generation of the jon to her aes o en: . for Foo Re ; see sin tive natare,'ar Tundersiand it of eaten’ | ner:—To a brother in ‘New York, who was in the secret. | former status, abandoning te doctrine of recession and | Jf" Katoh, HA Riche Mapua sid WN SEneHEOD | Caamac, hogs Hark Viewen, Santen, fra Doe te | teem ee was honorable stipulation, in which the prosecution | he ehipped part of his purchases, and a large amount | the institntion of slavery 98 having beon sammarily die- | Van Ness, Jay King, John Bolan, © B Holliday, J Gunning. San Franviaeo, put into this port with the captain and spoond Bonnets for sold on Bi for say, ‘we will not move for judgment in order to save | came to this city, where it was received by bis futher, | poged of by the stern arbitrament of war.’” ham, Col Bd Houston, Geo P Pote, J © Fisk, Wi H Ganext, | mate sick with the smallpox, and ro and crew for Broadway for \ ine righte of innocent parties." I understand the other a bis farm in ee, to attend i The tat Zebulon York, of Louisiana, formerly» rebel brigadier, Paicer Bern, Ta Bn og bury, 9 eer Ty the bark Old ened be! weit ge kod. ‘a rare : =. mide (o say, ‘we desire a suspension of th ntenee for | ter bi @ store on Morgan street, near the corner of 4 who ‘an, orm. whet commanding the copeoli. | Taft x aM i Re imien, Wa H Aldrich, Win f’ Badd. Lacxcuxp—From the of David Ws Esq, Bonnets for for short tine in order to protect our rights." T noticed | Charler, into which the goods om frat as they ar. | dated urigade of Hays and Spottard, during Early's cam. | win, acob Viseh eS Conner, W ke Hobineon—and | Pr amtain Horm Renee wisoris to, commatd ihe ioe So | Unless you are. fond CoMe at One® 1 OUT” , Phase dliaecd crnentaed wre witoces on hie bebsit | for buiiess only when some carman ‘arrivad at | Deen of 1604 sgaines Washington and Baltimore, tne Towne, W I.-Dutch bark Torese—Adam MoCutehin, ; sand rough. | and pricsuresuch tint we never fal a fr ave Fete a nd ee cape tabi, | tie trot door to carry away articlee, “Hopkins spent hie | <urHed Up in Vicksburg, endeavoring to make hie way | wing Macuschin, Me Garpenter, Ellen Haddosk, A W Lang’ | son, from ue fardo¢ Raward Heal Co Sete etn — Shich be may give in any caso is admissible on the trial | time going about town, telling various stories tomer. | V0® | 0 lls Me pyran t =— dow, WR Redwood, A P Cotterell, Capt J E Allen, burihen, aud Is owned: by J 8_ Win Co of Portiat TRIMMED JOCKEYS AND TURBANS. or not, it seem# to me, if there is to be a post. | chants, and soliciting their orders, his prices being from General A. M. West, lately elected to Congress in Min- _ = — Jereminh Fowler of Lubec, and in New York. Capt — Benement of the sentence for the purpose assigne iy tive to fifty per cent below the market. Of course | Spi, has been elected president of the Mississippi Died, Charles W Morton, of Lubec, will command her. Pe ge tr ie Bpeyan i# but fatr, and I think I should exact it, that wh nund no difficulty in making eales; for there je a pe- | Central Railroad, and proposes to resign his political dig- Dickens.—On Thursday, October 26, after a protracted Notice to Martners. $8 to $20; dew patterns ootntants Re monk ee ever desires to examine Ketchum before he is sentenced | culiar fascination about a “gool bargain” which, with | Mity for pecuniary reasons. illness, Writs Dickens, aged 80 years, u RIVER PLATE ve Oot Il GUIDE TO STRANGERS. should be allowed that opportunity, because certainly, if influences the pocket without disturbing the Several United States officers lately called on the rebel | The relauves and friends of the family, also of his | The followtn, ‘chaiwetien Pelotive fo. the po homered eotahe the care from, Aster House oF Sp eet, he were at liberty, he could bo subpanned and put pon and no questions were asked. General GB. Vance, son of the ex-rebel Governor of | brothers: in-law, Norman Ames and George Good, and alvo | the hunt vessel off the Kngliah Bank has Deen received from eee of any’ of tha hotels erill the etand: whether his seston would be received days ago young Hopkins left Providence end. | North Oarolina, but found that he had gone to roili with | Jerome, John and Daniel Buehinors; also the officers and | the Board of Trade: SoaOTE MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, would be another question. But that under the applica- = which opened tho eyes of his creditors, and th a bag of corn membors of Protective Engine Company No. 22, are re- | NOTICE AS 70 THE POSITION OF THE LIGHTSAIP OFF The ENGLISH 126 SIXTH RVENU gee eae Tion these innocent parties showd have the right to tis | sat down and figured up thelr interest in hie movements, | "rig rene General Rose, formerly commanding a | Aectfully invited to attond the funeral, this Sunday) at RISE I OD 21a vam, Jui a, Ob. |. eo meas “of, al ont there cai ction. ; . tice of the jaw at Waco, Texas. vision stree' romaine will bo taken to Calvary Com- | the chart, Nght » and the Mount N 62 W, « — h these obser that the was in town yesterd: > y fide thro 0 be 0 le , and conveyed to the station house. service, is growing cotton on big restored farm in Missiv- bei “ ‘age! — a the vousel heraelf, as she sete protec ng of the new: rough the beneh, yet beg to say that while I # ie ery good one Lia tion BRONZE GROUP! UA fo withivold moving foF Jodgmenty I rhall move some inne Vietlmized Providence “merchants wore here dur. | SPP! ‘ — Bm | by the bank Tron, aD oar ike hire Te ete | vag EGRS BARD MANTEL 3 TS hime during the next te vill sit f ng the day, consulting with awell known legal tirm, | Goneral W. B. 6. ‘ exsee, - good d VASES, PARIAN » COLOG) a sapemt bun toot vo the DOEOre Hometink it ie bus. | aad a proposition for settling the afr without bringing ye oon : my my luce et ow working up oF dows Qe river. Also on hand. and choloe of ye hat im the m my tS think as 4 fe peters the courts wa Thea of Dat wah what me f reat’s commanders, has resumed practice of law at . Whalemen. ATERLENG ‘ST DS, eu for presents, and honorable that he should be examine aiked of, what result | Memphis. “ ee - Soule, cla FINE SILVER 8) CASTERS. @homsoever desires to ex: th we are not advised, To what extent Mr, Hopkins, whe ‘ RAG FOR KEW ir 4 Ship St George, Soule, eld at New Bedford 27th inst for ip , . Fear that cis canine to Cxamine him, 18 le Ro More that | lee oan between fifty and sixty yourw of age, and has | ener! J. . Chalmers, a division commander nndet | son ages, ABMARAG FOR NIT TOE TE DAT. ons 19 a7 | NOUN Daal Coan, Bas, TP AACOnWOUT & CO, because Iam free to say that years age, hat Phil. Sherid: 4 Sehr 8 B Howes, Spicer, ld from New London 26th inst + & " Feoiisent to this motion gor atch teoblice the gentle. | borne a fur reputation, ia implicated, wo have no meang | Fo'rest, and tho first rebel that Pil. Rlerdan ever | sun peta morn 316 | gop Coust of Labrador, whaliny 3 488, 400 and #2 Broadway, corner sitect. SN dion on tho other ride na to oblne innocent third parties | OF knowing: but the inference is that he knows he was | Wli/pped in a regular vavalry ight, 1s living in Hernando, Cpe © wwe | Rat Banta Cras Sopt26, lobe, Tripp, NB from Payal; Sho would be w.tiorers by having the testimony of Ketch, | disposing of property dishonestly obtained, and that he | Missi*s!Ppl. Port of New York, October 26, 1805. vi Hin, nat, of Provincetowne de (aug boUs aM Hh ALPH & SON, 180 STRAND, TWO DOORS om Withheld. With these observ: “7 ‘or | and his two sons were mutwally agreed to die rome: ‘The rebel General W. 8. Featherston, of Mississippt, ts to eruiee). House, London, invite the ton of gen tle jon win Somerset House, eornotden, T will postpone moorceg (or oebauens cuit the | body. The son, who was it New York disappeared | living at Holly Springs. CLEARED. Bark Joxoph Maxwell, Chase, FH, sid from Honoluin Aug | nen to thelr fashionable for, pert term your Honor ehali sit, about two weeks ago, and is now in a Southern city. ‘The rebel General E. C. Walthal is doing business at | Steanship City of Baltimore (Br), Manning, Liverpool ark Hee in, Lnee, NB, was at Payta Sept 17, having taken | DOW, aah oo mae ‘ase Hicly. llen—The District Attorney is entirely right. | Perhaps the arrest of his father, “at this singe of the | Coffecville, Misa 5G Dale, Starts i-Ribon & | 20,0018 sp since leaving Taleabuano inthe’ spring. Was Superior Wo thed eautort Coats nt the dl If the sentence of Ketchum is suspended be shold sab. | game,” may interfere somewhat with bis fature plans. dite. sie General asgthh WHMRA: OF Tewoewens, te | Maree oem ete Woeteney Aa Doge to Valiae round C8 BOOM. ay) permede ‘Winter ‘Trousers in great variety. Novelies for winter mit to an examination by all parties. When that matter bgp once ae living at Somerville, Ala., but propords soon to resuimo | Steamship Liberty, Wilson, Ht wih #0 tt on Oct %, | Vents. stood, ‘There was no design on the part of Ketehuin to | of Mr, David Block, No. 58 Court street, ered wihbold bie testimony exenpt for « fw ‘amon ae | Ge Mr, Di a Hine, Jot: by hiv waceheein tare Ot | professor Masson, the biographer of Milton, and for | | Sieammip Costa Rica, Harris, New Orlowne—Pacito Mall i and the Sth of the coming month. Perhaps — “4 lavana—Hargons & Co. A. in the Superior Court it wae not fally under- | Ronnuay or 4 Jeweury Storn 1 Bostox.—The store | the prac Stexmship Neghgnnoos (new), Winchester, New Orleans —Oet 16 Spartan, Bronson, from RA’ GERMA’ ANTEX practice of law at Memphis, bis old stamping ground, | ,,"{*rstin Nexen ' en—Oet 10, nt 29 28, Jon 64 48, |: Bronson, 1 ont "8 GERMAN OF WARRANTED D Bt Helena, bound home, 400 bbls of Reng angel the Sigh daar Piles, old 0, hv cted and watches: IT ined many years editor of a London magazino, has had to re- | Steamship Co, en, de. Fa ae eet rene nernam aed | KiMaet cedees goa acer toned Toc eae | tgs ok eno atthe prneurs fr Vray duce | ganpany dee Paienity Wine, Mebte—Lire | , ep ages (moat oe Cane fw ten Prema, en examination, but rather an intention on bis part to | dred and fifty dollars te offered for the recovery of the Professor's wife is sister of the Rev. Dr, Hill, a New Sthamadtp Prometheus, Child, ApalachicolaRenner & hip Nichola Stow York for fan NATIONAL FARK BANK Fubmit to au examination irrespective of resulta, and, as | property. ing in a Gorman, between thirty. Ave | York Episcopal olergyman, and chaplain of tho Knglish | Brown, cinco wept Oy ta wai fen Fran- OR A Tork. my trend pgeets, ave the — of the testi. | and ey mee se ee fluently}, and | embassy at Athens. is phvimehip Nevada, Carpenter, Savannah—Wakeman, Goo- | Bhip Sedbergh, Lee epoot for New York, lat 43.60, lon a ved ye SeEnYAnOOn. OF 1 pend a i ge vieven monthe, He | The Boston Commonwealth says that the two younger | “Bioamahip Alfa harteaton—Arihur Leary. | "Ship Rising Hun, Orr, from Newport, B (Bept 10), for St idaise Gerttticaien of ‘pasiog inter GPERRVATIONS OF THE RECORDER came from New York, and has pronaniv fe? to that | sons of the late Horace Mann, upon tho loss By ineie | Sicamabip Alanbra, Benson, ¢ ry. ip 0, rt, B Ds , The Recorder wid Ordinarily where the Nistrvt | city, Baton Transller Oct 29 et | Spotber af Rin property ip Treat aged Bank. tnrouah the 1 a Tse friiabe Soleer iminainnetavimenons vox | Thome; Oot, Bo" Jer Rag Bb <a any 10 tbe | onh on ferorable terme, J Pra th i