The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1867, Page 10

10 eee liianali maine BROOKLYN CITY. ’ COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY. ‘ Sapreme Court Cireult. by Judge Lott, Court ovens at Vel otelock A. a, 18—Thomason WoWitie re Wekone BP athbone and 21—Lowenaie ia va. MecNa- 23—Rarber va, Hopkins. bees) va Pheu In- ‘vanes Co. M—WHhiman ve. Marriott, baa tyres ve Brooklyn Gas 27—Paer > 15—Beott vs. Jackson. Ab—Ketther vs. Keck. W—Board of Commissioners ©! Pilots vs. Brook. lyn Gas Light Go, A7—Mairel va, Lunt, City Cou Held by Judge e Court opens at (out 72 Ackerman ys, Waller. i6—Wood ws, Sweeney. 478 —Lane va, Sweeney, ‘G4 —shepnerd vs, sdiley. Plumb va. Kowe. 168-—Ke't v8, Wellwood, lud—Kenmore vs. Utton. W—Wod va, sweeuey. 19 —Adams ve Dull, Coie vs. Quiue. 13—Grogan ve, Bergen. SM—Reimemana vs, Camp. ns: Wells beil. Lt 22—Bemior va. Wardeubderg. lis Scone vs. Mawn. &2—Prendergast v~. Keune, UNITED STATES CINCULT COURT—EASTERN DISTRICT. Chnree of Mlicit Distitiations United Stales vs. Edward Duffy, Peer McNulty and Patrvk Garrin, —The defendants were indicted on the charge of having carried on the distilling business with- out having paid the special tax. They were alsocharged with distilling in adwelling Bouse in Pulaski astroet, From ibe testimony it appeared that on the 20th of pre peg last otficer alge visited the house ovcu- y Dufly and there found in tue cellar a quantity oe “pash.’’ ‘here was po still there at that ume, bat one oad evidenily been trp ous On the Idina of October be visited the place again and found a aullin in the celiac in operation, with spirits running trom the tail of the worm. Duffy and the other deiendants we: in the disuliery, - the latter were subsequently ar- Feetod and locked NeNulty said he wereiy went tuere to iovk on, nd agin mted thas ‘Dufly eas the mau who rag away, \menp, however, arrested Duily @ fow dass astorwards. x William H. Gluly teatified that be was at this place in September and saw adistitery there ia operation, He tested some whiskey with Dufly and on three occasions he purchased @ quantity from him, At the last pur- chase, Duffy arsi-ted bim to place the barrels on his cart. Ihe ca:tand whiskey were suosequently seized and condemned by order of the Court. oun the part of the defence, coun el introduéod a lease dated Scptember 1, 1866. setting forth thar the piace had beeo leased to one George Fox, and a witness was eworn who sstitled that he was presout when this leaso Was executed and saw Duffy sign it. Another wituesa testified thut he was employed by Fox tn August lawt to mixmotavs-s at the distillery, and remaines at work for four weeks, Case sill on. ciTY couRT, ‘Tho Scudder False Lmprisonment Case. Before Jude Johnson. Maria Scudder vs. Thomas D. Taylor,—The trial of this case, a portion of which has already been reported, ‘was continued at the opening of the court yesterday mereing. Tue plaintiff was called to the stand and tes- tied tw having asewted Mrs. Taylor to remove her se &c., irom Mr. Taylor's nouse on the 25th of it. There were several other persons alsu assi-ting, aud witness did pot remove anything which ebe Delleved was pot Mrs, Taylor's property. On the aftervoon of the same day Mr. Taylor called at the: bougs of witness, at No. 230 Feerl alree!, wuen she showed — rag Property that bad beeo removed. He appeared qi engry, and pointing to some bedclothes said ‘ta bis money had paid for them; o8 the morning previous to tbe removal of the fore me Mrs. Tay lor com; that she was svous to ve her busbaud because he hed Ill treated ber and dant brought iato the house ‘‘a woman whoshe supposed was not exactly what she eught to witness saw marke of vioience apon Mra lor’s face and head, caused, as sho stated, by her husband, < Tue pluintif’s testimony being a!! in, counsel for the Gefvnc: moved for a mou-sult, on tlie ground that the charge preferred against the plaintiff at the ime of the Temovai of the goods was true, and ever if mot true, re Was probable cause, The motion was denied, unsel proceeded with testimony for the derence., Cane sui on. COUAT OF SESSIONS. Charae of Highway Rebbery. Before Judge Dikeman, Joba Kerwaa, a youth aged eighteen, was yesterday raorning placed at the bar of the Court of Sessions to soswer to au indictment which charged him with high- ‘way robbery on the night of the 11th August fast, Tho Principal witness, William Browa, testified that on the might in question he met the defendant wiih somo other Doys at the corner of Eleventh and South Second sirests, Witembere: they anked bim to treat them; judging tbe had betuer do so, and thus get easily out of their company, be assented, and was proceediag with them fo 4 public house for toat purpose when the prisoner suddenly snatched from his vest pocket a waica and * t vaiued at $50, aod ‘ne jicoman heard him caltieg. TI to be mtoxicared, « iy. but upon his stating the jastice discharged nim, Tue sister of tho prisoner prisoner was at bone at the fo which be {+ charged with the Verdict, . Sevtence deferred. STEALING A HORSE Coaries Valto bo po ‘aling a horse aed bo from Mr. Witty, of Nevins street, was sentenced o State Prisou for yeara, court then peas ery BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE, rune, Nowra rons ror Asswtasy Excingans op rae Fras De- PARTuRNT.—The Board of Officers of the Western Die- trict Fire Department, composed of the foremem of the sever! orgacizations, met at the Chief Engines: 2 office fast evening for the purpose of maki seven taemaate to Devoved forat the: thi nd Tus in December. The San ome eer eel ee eee Morgan; Engine William Carthoi; Engine No. 7 Pawerd Me@on Engine Bteon' No, 10. Thomas Ryan; Eurine No. 12, Willi rih; Eogine No, 14, Thomas F. Burni No 16, Witham Dowd’ Engine No. 19, Hose No. 3, Joba Terk: Charles B. Farreliy; How No. —, Hoss No 8, James Dean; Hose’ No. 9, Thoma Dixon; Ragine No. 14, Patrick Burns; Truck No. Toomss Finnerty; Truck No. 2, Wiliam J. McLaugh! The Chief Engineer, John Cunningham. presided, and rewarked that thore was a scarcity of hose and other appurtenances, and he hops that the noxt Legtilatare ‘woud provide for the deficiency i the department, the present annual sum being inadequate tv moot the re- quirement U Dagtoce atic GaweaaL Covmrrrer. —This Committee met last evening, persuaat to a call lesned for a special meet ing. James B. Craig presided. They immediately, afer conveving, went into execative session. The prioopal subject under dsovssion was the ques tion of the propriety or impropriety of sammoniog Fecreaat mem'ere to 2: and show caase why they ould wor be expelled from the commitiee for not vot- tieket in ity endrety a: the recent elec. Tt @ Gaderstood that the action of the cammit. tre in Gils Connection ts now conceded wo have been ill adv wed. Mrmtioxany MexriInG.—A decennial meeting, under the @ireciion of the Board of Foreirn Missions of the Re formed Duteh Church, was beid last evoning in the burch tn Jorsiomon mtireet. Ao addroes was mage by dD. ae of China, who ke of the done mirs\vuaries: is c Detier than to bave all the miaslonaries banisned froc Chive The empire consisted of about three bemired oe w Ions of peopie, and there were only about Mmissiovaries ia the country. He thought Sa tn cen Ail cond do something to aid the good work, The aon or gl Bg Oo this good work rested upon Cruren, The Rev. & R Brown, of Japan, also ad. reseed the meeting aud spoke vf the nece atty of koep. tog misionares consanuy emvloved ia teaching the People the work of God The mecting thea adjourned. ‘Tue Recast Howcins —Coroner Lynch hes made ar- fangemente to hold an inquest over the body of Jobn today, The deceased, it will be remembered, eee beaten in a brutal mencer in Navy # rect, near eon’, on Sunday morniog, betwoea one and two stead died Zo the Forty fourth precinct station Brooe ie injoties, shortly afer ne war Michwet aaah, Patrick Morphy and Jona Gener, who were alleged to bate been implicaed in he acenit, ore still eld to await the result of the @erone rs iD vestigation. “PARAde OF THe [nrrrogre Ravceas,—Yestorday morn- tug the Irishtown Rangers, consisting of seventy mem ders groterquely atstred, ropreseoting various charac. em borseback and goder command of Wrough the streets en row'e ‘This organization, which bas re inage Im exstonca compensa of several teaching hat the Union thoy in- duiged in which able time festivi- Was bold last evening —On Monday ward, New No. 1, of to Hast NEW YORK HEP.ALD, “WEDNQSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1867 TRIPLE SHEET. TD tn en Qwe ‘organizations were severely injared, but Seat wont wore arewed by 0 oigntenay eargeun, No arrevs were made by the pol Pupranarions yor Sx11xG.—The cold weather of the Pest few days smacks sirong!y of winter, and is biyhly Seggestive of tne coming sports peculiar at ayer Abe proprietors of the various skating grow wrefully i Ve to the exigencies of the howr, and are perfecting arrangements for flooding the aod a the focilil % at the oarliest moment which Jack Frost will permit ol to their patrons, A bnitiamt season is promised, and carnival after carnival will @oubtiess suc- ceed each other, SINGULIR ACCIDENT, —A team of horses, owned by Mr. Moatyomery Quoan and which were attached to a valua- bie coach, ran away in Washingtom strost vn Monday ight, and bevore their progress coatd be checked they got overboard Derneks were and after three hours’ wy) “4 hwy ee ore eee The team were valued at it when they were taken out they were not work $100 a piece, cevect Exrsereis®, Fine organs have been placed in the Jolmson street Methodist Episcopal church, at the corner of Jay and Johneon streets, and the Centra! Bap- ust chureu, im Bridge street STARLING AvPRAY.—Joba Joergen, proprietor of a lager beer saiooa im Graham avenue, EK. 0., yesterday ap- Peared pefore Justice Walter and charged Jonn Miller mien stabbing him in the thigh with a pocket knife, The Ag-ault was committed in th complainant, ata late hour durieg the previous uight. The Justice betd the accused im bonds of $1,000 to answer the obarge preferred against vim. Suppex Daatu.—Mr, Jacob Breden, whose family re- side at the corner of Seuth First and Second streets, E, D., died suddenly at Canarsie on Monday afternoon, Apoplexy ts believed to have been ths cause of death. THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIO Investigation of Frands Against the State— The Cann! Revort. Aueasy, N. Y., Nov, 19, 1867, The Convention met at nine o’clock this morning. INVESTIGATION OF FRAUDS ACAINGT THE STATE, Mr. Gaaves offered a resolution that in the opinion of thi Convention it is due to the credit of the State that the examination commenced before the Seuate Com- mutteo to ascertain the namber and eriont ef frauds committed against the interests of the State should be vigihantly and faithfally continued before the committee or some other daly appointed, until the offenders shall ve publicly exposed or brought to merited punishment and the integrity of the State fully vindicated; that in the opinion of the Convention it is the duty of the Attorney General to find out the number of such frauds and reveke whe contracts. Tabled under the rules, STATE BOARDS OF MEDICAL KXAMINERS. Mr. Coanan called up a preamble and resviution pre- viously offered by Dim in rela:ion to providing for two State boards of medical examiners, one of the home@o- pathic and the other of the allopathic school, to be ap- uted by the Governor, with the consent of the Le; these boards be have gpg Teguiate the se ‘ompoundi of drugs. He then offered as a su! ute that a ‘section be referred to the Committee on Revision y provisions are to be made by the Legislature to assemble immed ately after the adoption of this constitanon for the appointment of the State, Medical Board, to be composed of three from each school of medicing who shall have power to grant licenses to wedical students and to po:sess other powers, bat rey to interfere with physicians who are already roger ractivoners, ir. Sana mowed to ay tho regataton on the tapie, JUORUM. Mr. Seine cated’ for ® count, wheroupon it was asceria: that thore was not a quorum voting, ‘The Passipest tren directed the Secretary to call the roll, when sevea'y .wembers answered to their names, Mr. Curtis said ie wa: aware that several other mem> bors were in the city, and # ‘hat whe Sergeant- pe, Arees: beipeengesed to nebity phous to steed, The Presipsxt replied that messengers had already been di hed for that purpose. Aterabricf juterval the rotl was again called and seventy-eicht members answered to their names. The Parnvext announced that, as there was not a quorum present, the Convention would a until seven o’ciock this evening. Eveniag Seselen. ‘The Convention reassembled at seven o'clock, ‘THE CANALA, ‘The Convention went into the committee of the whole 0 the report of the Committee on Canals, After debatet the folowing section wes adopted :— Xo money shall bo appropriated or pald by the State ar ou of the canal revenues for the construction or mainvenance of of aay exceptfor the use State canals or feeders ‘not the ner for any damages or misty or uve of ary of the cansle in of strmcares <onneeed. therewiie; 2 Lise’ ibe clnisa shall be’ smase #! oa nara of aust dlsabtliye offered the following as an additional Guntracts for materials, or for work ecated upan the canals of this State, Bo mal bid shail be rejected until the party or pari making (he same stall pave had notice sta privilege to amend of correct the same, and the plan of specification shall pe made before or after tbe execution of the with the consent of the Commissioners of the Seertage peng = teatent of Public Woks, or a majority of Ad Tho cemen'tes thon arene and reported the article on canals to the Convention, The further consideration of the report was set down for Tucsday next, Adjourned, Caucus ef the Republican Members of the Consritational Convention. AvBasyY, Nov, 19, 1967. ‘The republican members of the Constitutional Con- vention held a caucus im the Court of se this morning, and decided azeinst the final adjournment end ip favor of proceeding witb tne esiness a tbe Gots vention, SALE OF BLOODED STOCK. RW. Cameron, aided by Dr. Underwood, tho auc- tioneer, held an important sale ef imported pure bred short borns, Devons, &e., together with a number of yearlings, at bis neted breeding ferm at Ciifton, ». yesterday. Although numbers of the more prominent equine loving gentlemen of the country were present, the attendance was not large, wor the bidding an mated, when it ss borne in mind that the stock pre. sentod for dale was of a character second to uone ja the country. Une cause for this seoming apathy was the chilling day, a cold wind of the most disagreeable nature blowing over the farm, rendering it almost im- possible to keep comfortably warm, while another patent'reason is the lateness of tho season for sales of this extent and description. Amt ee prominent breeders and turfmen od. served among the arserm| were Aagutt Belmont, J. W. Waison, J. Huater, Doswet!, Richmond, Va. ; J. Pincus, Mr, Dowling, H. hem, Masa, and William Kelly, 0: was served to the assembled petyy the more active work of buying and sei! The programme, embracing |i a ies of short horns, Devons, Alderveys, &c., wth the yearings, &¢., enb- thew s herewith mitted for eale, and appended: — SORT HORSB—COWS. Fourth Kent of Gxtord—Four eld; from the herd of John Kelk, Bo. Bf Beater Prony, 1p 100, ehres eenag pede, Middlesex. (Net sold ) by imported of Oxford, out of ‘imported Pansey. (Not enid Marchiones—Bred by John Kelk, Kn! of Deolley Ae , Stanmore, tiddiessx ce thane Fobre- irra Cady old; bred ay Wi i. G. White, Soutm < Pansey—Calerd eee oy mel 1863, bred at Wind. sor by br Majesty the Queen: H. G. Waite, South Framn, . 885, ty’ lish Prince of Saxe Cobourg; dam A dha i—4 sey; Mr Stedman. ve 186 Countas May—Caived July 9 1800; aixisen months old; got by —— Fourth Kent of Oaford out prember 1 yt of cones, out of — Der heifer, ae Tsot; bred : indsor by Crown Princes’ I Deron imported Prince of Tapered rsa ine out of ncess Heatrioe, caved Al iD hay Goatnee valve" Sib Anges Werner Blucher, out of _ oy — Bectiy, be I. Se ee Alderne’' bali. eat Romee=Cwived 34th ilar vor Blacher, oat of fporied Dados at Alderney boil calf Bashaw-—Caived 6m rin pee td imported Breciert, a, Liven. . ero Calend ii ia, by ie imported Daley, er, e., dee, { see —Ty # scene pegege - =e Minebsiio: Primrose, eS ni’ Eyes—Dbree calved Lobo aed Guernsey cow Primrose—Import YEARLINGS, TC, Glenevia—Imported vrown colt, arae oat of vi by Vokigeur, the Doctor, Out of Gray Arndy. (Not sold.) by Cunadel, owt of Baba, ¥ 2,000 Glenelg—Bay colt, Kingston ‘grancam Alice Lowe, ‘by Defence, (Not sold ) Inverlochy—Timportad dark bay Olly by, Old Calabar out of Veronica, by Cruiser, g! Speedweil, by Physician. (Noi sold.) Inverners—Im mea bay flily, Dy Macaroni out of Eifrida, by Faugh-a-Ballagb, gi Evpoir, by Liverpool, Brown Duchessgdam, sold.) Invervauld—Browa filly, sister to King’s Cross, by St. Albans ont of Eleanor, by Voltigeur, grandam Thenis, dy Touchsione. (Not s0id, The above six yearlings are eu, ‘tm the Jersey Tria! Stakes, Derby aod St, Leger, the and Sarnoga Stakes, the Nursery, Champion and- fillies in the Ladies’ stake-at Ford Warminster—Imported pay Stallic by Newminster out of Biack Bess, Polydora, by Priam, (Not sold.) Hampton Court—Imported bay siailfon, three y cars oid, by young Melbourne, out of ae by Oriando—Dispatch, by Defence. (Not so!d ) Neison—A thoroughbred back, thoroughly broken, with fine action, R, Shay. teat eeabees acess Biraeve—Five years old, winner weveral steeple chases and flat races in England. (Net-svld.) Fapny—(Not gotd,) After the disposition of Mr. Cameron's stock there wore also sold the ful! — Ch, m Fiorice—B; Glencoe, RW. B, f. Piora Maclvor—\bree ‘dam Fioride, L. 8. Smith. FIRE IN GILM, [From the Evening The Eldorado Hotel, in Upper Gilmant gether with th lew and a couple of vs ie trotting borses. were bi d this moraing, and also a large cuurch in the immediate neighborhucd, THE BOSTON POST OFFICE, {From the Evening Telog rhigy em of yesterday j Boston, Nov, 19, 1807. All the preliminaries and talk about a Post Ottice in Beeston are likely to ead in vain: fetorimasion bas been received this morning that the government has decided not to move it from its presemt State street loca- tion. mont, aod we foaled in 1859, Ratcaicher— MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. ‘The steamship Rising Star will sail from this port on Thursday, November 21, for Aspinwall. The mails for Central America and the ‘South Pacific Will close at half-past ten o’clock in the morning. The New Yorx Heratp—sdition for the Pacific—will be ready at half-past nine in the morning. Single copies, in wrappers, for mailing, six cents, SHIPPING NEWS. ac sanac for New York=This Day. 9 SSL Rae wae porT OF NEw amc NOVEMBER 19, 1867, CLEARED. Steamship Chicago (Br), Cutting, Liverpool—Wiltiame & OSteninshtp Georgia, Deaken, Vera Craz and Siesl% W are smorn 12 59 4 waa James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston—H R at Shackford, Charleston—Peoples’ Mail Nor City Point Pree dl tana ne, Baker. Boston —W ta Lay ares London. pak Tinker. ood +B focods, LamawoderryoBagser” orb er. Ff Barbadoes— wef ny 9 homey re (Br), Pilscolloens Antwerp—) F ys Seed 16th. tecorte Anais (Br), Ferria, Gibraltar for ordere— Taule {hr}, Kuig; Oporie—G F Baller pF TES en 704, Peruambuco—H H awift & ve Bone Poa aga [oe ae. ons Bieter Co. Bent Fa Davia, ‘Bt Pierre, Menta Wate Pty wi a, ee eee Harana—J B Bermuda Ne Sons, juia Price Pat Harvey, Bear lutsie ‘Evans. Evaue, dalvecton—0, Ht 1 Mallory Co, \ and Minnie, Hudson, Lavaca, Texas—N L MeCready & ‘iene bem ty Pode ee Mobile. Taylor, Noro! 8 Chow 8 Co ear lary rate Walte, * Men Si¢han--Perguece & Wood. ARRIVALS. oh ny td THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. ‘an nouident to. ship or much inery the excursio. All be excurslontets on arriral ‘a hip Virrinia, Sherwood, 3, with ieaT ares 3 je and paswenigers, to Williams & 4 ™aveacuhip mat oncinta a “tein Savannah, 66 hours, with with mt 4; pit cm, Tollitoes 4 ‘stearaship ‘ibeme ng) —— GO to the Old Dominion Co. + John, Ham ule betaport for Sew Haven, Kehr Lyman, Shree Wee wr Haren Sour Jon Crocker, si for Fail iver. nar Painsene Busuury. thpor tor Justis, Taylor, Bitewsport Yor Pree a8. port tor Provi. Penr Pennsylvania, Hutesinson, Kliabech: dence. tehr Dart, Johnson, Eiigabethport for Giamfard. Bebi Brgisman: Klzavethport (er F ew ill, Blitabethpors for New Sebr saton, Cassidy, Hoboten for soston. Sehr Puiaski, Jewell Machias, 16 days. Schr Cyprus, Allen, Addison, 33 days, Nene Biuow. Wasa, Addison ib dase Kent Defiance. Hall, Rocka Sebr Newsboy, Sehr J Awesbury, McCormick, Providence for Philadel. i Sehr J M Baxter, Cee mene Sebr & (Angard, ny jeadethport. Sehr Caliornie, ue New ier veg 5 Coleman, Y: New Hoven. Sebr lien M Baxter, Nerew, New Rival, Mo: Kehr Baved Poorsall, Golding, Green i, Oyaier Belr Minguas, Raymond. ‘Albany tor ‘Boden. iy Sutras Aloany ior Harkord. Mar Wowe, Aloany for New Hammond, Sorre!), Alvary ( (or Weave eee te en Feyhass Rocha ae ‘Norwich, ain, Rondcat for Lammoad, Beadout for New Cole, Rondout for Roston, B, Peatrichson. Ron Joun BELOW, Ship Young Americs, Cusomings, A snot in we SAILED. Bteamships Levant, Liverpool ix Savaneah; Faiuibanis beg Prous Clare oseus Miner” Virginia, Powe Prewk Clark, Bueuoe Ayres. Feet, ‘Wind at sunset, NNW. ceria dismasied ‘eahere y Ri Bro. Her vargs se Tatas a ef Tow Sena: rowasend, from Philadelphia for Geo Tasiarn (noi TV ‘one), rere from Heston, got agro oi, 1744 in sont va x “ota ame caw wiad moJerated, Aer ¢ Sma coe a Misccilaneons. Parser H Gorham. of «ership Saragosas, from Charies- tony bes our thanks for favors ‘We are indebted 10 purser J B Docherty, of the Ban Jacinto, from Sarvancad, for papers im advance Garat Rerew.sc—The famooe Seay eee Seals St Genre nd she wena Xi, rrewving, SSeS ont koreans es 228 roars May, eal 0 . 4 -ssbam, Now Orleans; brig B son in it, and is consequentiy the greatest shipping port in | 11‘itien Hopkina, pe mage gg rg ho ip rovugtl Sautertiwaite the world in proportiog to ite : Waiter Mefacata. hay an Gaba et 3g W Welsh, Wattaon, Orebilia; meaty iP Se Orleana, Nov 18—Returned, Georse win dab coe enin’ tee Gao ae Ta pee ‘ier, Browo, 2 ow % : y mentrraing 4 built of a"Fortand, Me “id sia, has beet BS race, Warebais priest Red ‘coast trade, at $1650 war tan nig’ Weds , Bruoewick. Me, Li ina « frst class bark y 5 48 Levering, Coren: een, of BSE tame 0 néat, named the Virgiowe Dare, Lamartine, Hull, New Bedford. . ce a from ing of taibo a kat 8 wer ot FORLLAND, es sired, sore, Dalal De ind. a ea Myce os na by be by aw * ; Canova, Patten; Delaware, mand who will im hig ma, Woodward, Agricola, gabe stet ‘for NYork; Jona kiizabetn, A 1m board ahip J of NBed- Philadelphia; Julla fora. reports hor in Aros = ae a ‘Deerer, Dustes, RYere nn stowed down. bout i also gives ibe |” Iith—Arrived, bark. Hunter, York, Philadelphis. felting Colina iaay isch tad AE oe an il Bi Mee M-Arcived, sch Charles & Wille a —! ry wil * saw the Thomas Dlver Philad: Croker, eutil poorer ‘John oi Welle javy, bollsi Puovipes lov ved, ate line Town. On the With and 3 ci GR,e, maa alte ove, June 1: send, Dolbow, y cawis'G Benion, Handing. Rappa Nautitus gotoee May oie ond ee on towards Plower 37 ‘DTasker, Allen; 8 P Allen, where be cut 6 more: ‘ships that weut that and Albert Pharo, Philadelphia; Tunis ‘Bodine, did well; the Earoile. fone en gh 4 hours Bunce; Harriet, Crowley; it, Crowell; is W Comm! lover Hay. "June a, the Ni 8 whe—luth, ; Mannah Willits, ‘Bout: 'C Mahao; Edward i ake ths Edin deena” ware Eee mi, eee em Are and Brereresa: | were 4 ; Triten. ‘ar + heey” gis ae af, Jones, Albany: A Heaton. eof beng Tull 17th. Bren i Comptos, C td Newburg aa Starts te one of July poss 3 1. doit Ge 3 ‘Aug 1, beard of the Jozephs Max’ "E Jones, Pak ehcp Paxibon, Ron- taken bat one wi ; Maria boule, Snow, NYork. shia that, 5 Mey, Woodiai Mooghal Alaay vie tonin sian: Jolmes, Nor! Soott, Fn 1a, ne cia Aeaaere eee, eee Uoe Phiigial! tue'ieetin cut a—Arrived, Balumore; BH Atwood, sok Joae iy es orien, Eérine, elle, = "Parte or i at pany; Ohhries "W Boutley, ante dary, maki S ‘Willow vit ee Sea wins bern, fiomer Chess’ Biaabetaport Charter, Manet Edward i Joan rot hey Wootten, Young, and James M Bayles, Arnold, do. whe; spoke the or wins wuancisoa, ‘Nov It—Arnved, sbip Sea Serpent, Bedtord, reports her Cleared 1éta, ship Golden Rule, Bedford nothiay VAN NAH, Nov 15—Arrived, wear 83 faring, Smyth, Sea F, Lavers, West; Wilealagion Nae letter from Vay Hedge. Li Reporte ber in wa tie SALEM Ney Be Arrived: ong a brig pokey RD, Pus 3, ardner, Cal Fereiga abuser, Oct L-In port shipf Yorick, Dizon, for Abys. Beaucps, Nov 7—At St Georges, bark Libertad, Jordan, Kacoia Me jew York; Harriet Baker, tegen. pe wartgarsytercinttiy rc Seae aie Ri the arrivals of 161h, bound 8 Raye oy eg Lg RS ayy a Jem fe tue: a 5 Tay, Yor Moston, do:'aad others. Wgghuton, Camsuoak. X poled from Siuzor Oct 7, auip Marriot Erving, Abbott, (ary Sandtordy NYork. a, MISCELLANEOUS. RPM os + 9 Be “@aRD FOR CALENBERG & VAUPEL'S PIANOS, was page a iL oe arr diet: evening, N ber 14, 1867, when z Oushinen: Fond, do. ‘one of CALERBERG x WAUPEL’ termn nYore! ana granola Br), Par | EEANOM "The ialent of the mus clan and tne cee |e anne NYO touched beart. Cleared 13th, schre A _D Scull, Barrett, Etta (Br), Lrafion, NYork, was pronounced, a sweetness, Savannah; 16b, | The Eness ineariment ever Youondna. Sept —ia Citation -auline, Fuller, Kaq., No, LL ‘concert. CALENBERG & VAUPEL have their warerooms at No. Bieecker street, corner of Greene, New York. ‘heir dt anos bave proved here and occasions theysnend wo praise ike ober for huey wil speak for for NYork; bark P: 8 ir Nov 18—Arrived, echr Nicola, Kellar, Elizabeth. ‘leared—Ship Laucothea, \wannah; barks Ad- Decker, Woodalde, New Orton” Jou aoe 4 Fearsen, utd Philadelphia; pa ‘xpress, Long, Hay dames i faker, Phila Ne A Bangs, aud Hun State, Crocker, BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY Rh Tonys trod uN New York and States where deserwou, druakenness cause; no publicity; we caarge tll divorce fel eol—Barks P. id M. HOWES, Attorney, 78 Nassat street, ae roe A mort Loot las: fe a steame: [l= IVORCES: Rage tJ pall Ra dad YORK; Bautinu, Nov 1/—Arr.ved, bark ‘Biverton, Benson, Fy. epry tty Dr’ SOROS tue ane as a obtained: wien ak eran TF tort, Delo | aie ea nts eae Aes @ Toby, Soule, elon enh oe. arey, “mi Saha ce Seemann a AWQFICIAL DRaWiNGs OF THE XENTUCKY sie anos ae | eee ie ae pity Walia don camahs Hom Bh tea mtv, tho Rtas : for Iba reived, sebe Seeeak. Richards, Ron. ents ® Tat schrs Adeiaide, Smith, Rondout; Andrew ‘Success, itichards, Rondout, Ainved Vat’ Mrisiol ‘Ferry’ Ian, seht Jace ¥ Doagnty, Duses, NYork. ma Nov 17—Arrived, brig J W Ditiko, Eaton, ron oHETESEA UV IQUE ca0n ie 8 ee bn, im ee a “ina ee “Glleey FSsrunsee NA * Saneetals Fulton street, gum ee HAND: guecta “reget brig Ov Willuue, Wyorks cone oa edeanan! doraer Netty Pedior sores New York; brig Mary Cobb, EASE GR ENWICH, Nov 16— Arrived, echra Bittow, ariige, Trenton, "Nd; Preuces Burritt, Nortoa, Mitesbees: * | iret sa te are Simmons, Eitza- FUNTRESS MONROE, Nov 19—Arrived, bark Chanti- cleer, nen Turks Isisnte for Balumore, RS, FINE SILVER Plated Ware, Bronses, Clocks, Vases and Fancy Goods, Rest quality Paris 148 pieces. FAL UUTH, Nov 15—Arrived, sour Wanderer, Baker, | White gray Bart Ore *s i i Decorated and « FALL RIVER, Nov 17—arrived. schre, Fountain, Elis, China o Alexanarra; 8 f Garrison, Chane, Bllzabathvort, % GALVESTON, Nov Sie Barus Harbors Bmith, deg; vw aw i, tdarmon; Varser, and Welwr, o Libbey, do; Heures, Hey Mosan Gammoa. do} 1% Jasper, Avery. do; ‘o est, ashore; Usiveston, erry ian, dag, ‘eomaea Myers, Tiooka, “So; Maile Bente duatrew; s¢hrs Mabe, Cook: Winoas, sad Anne & saan a ti i ty mR 10S, BN 1D JOINTS A! ORNS, BUNIONS, ENLARGE! ND ALL GE aber | Db, Nor cured , eau Pal tances Vanbos Loci ie Mowery x! o C ; en HOLMES" ov 16, PM—Arrived, 3 xo gt ia Se Re BAT wae iat OUSEKERPERS, Look MBRE TOU CaN Buy tend, N. Ki Sec tow et and batter at Sivtand Ses resus, seedy coneer Murky, mi, NYore. Tor vf; elites a (Br), ape Poesy tae 6 Say Whee oe a act Lower. ‘ores Banal, Bs ye 4 ‘ANT ANNOUNCEMENT. THE ONDER: geiowsl. LO, ior Fela; | \digootary’ tule ‘treatment er Dentosss Ur’ eto can ees Tanabe, Davia, ‘Rreck tami. 2) | 08 the face of the becured simce taneonaly, wn, DO, for Baih; Chee inl, | “etereacs. Foun Van REOOL, M.D en Gala . Ofice New York Medical Uurveraiiy, 80 Clinton Te arte h Oaten neces Laan ney Soe red i een, Now York. bh San oe eet San, Me a Fresaont for er York FFICLAL DRAWING oF wnos, Fans Nie, laa; Bait; Justus, regory: ayo ewer, OQ KENTUCKY E LOTTERY, Fy, Machae Tak ‘Tasem ‘do; CLASS V. a On the Havana Pian of Single Numbers, . DRAWN AT COVINGCUN, KENTUCKY, ON FRIDAY. Nov MBER 16, 1687, 1 Prien. Ne. ‘me, — bd $12) ieee ang ee eae 4 es iss ita jiourt. Hanus, et fared, sear © W kiwell Satled idth, AM, achre Yi eT meonae roade Walser, Jas athe, Mary Feo “ier, eng Wile Rewara; Sami ut ence for Newport, Reta Srvwa. ou (uf Bt Jona, NB: Sera lizavethpo Ve Ware w Biowe bs ‘Davia, Bose Tor Thien , Pieree, Frere ames ses Kiver Va tor saath, fue Pidictenne ft do: at iba Heniey XtGru Tor do, Mary Hosiae, ‘enardeony New ur, Ua por gM wind sign evens, LT inet, do fur itocklaud: ny ne onus, i diow! 79 —Harks ‘ing bears en nelne J son, Ada aan oe « ‘ ‘1 Kusorn, slemene, ms, Aorta 4M Wheaion 8 C tyler. Bila c " wotmery, O& George & ‘aluare, Monita. ‘Nor atecartved, brig Olara Pickens (mot os ea Now Pris Sate brig Pedro. York. or Teaeatied rigs Lal ony Point: Hiktieon Freoom, Maran Seige si nl r ay ¢ Carver & ‘4 Corael, Davis, New York bere Nov 17—Salied. echrs " Howes, Philade, Erupice, Maxtue wa, ‘ions rin: NEW POR, Sov lé—asrrived, orig Ooran if owen for NYore Wap ior “saps See Witagy Hoekland for N Yore; Catharine Pa for ; Lamartne, Nuuer, Warehau for do; veurge, Mobbrvok, Kock land tor do via Norwalk, Loom Morwing Siar. Dowie, Weiltest for for ao, Holunes’ Hole; Boany no c T Uld Chad, Porcand Yor Taek avr; b Pvocng Fie, We: ifeet tur do, \Georae 5 Pugs, Provi Son a uey, and Hiawataa, hepans. r i$ Deane, Kiewmond f. Beton, femmes. Elisstetbyors tor o, Me ie ve, ing. Bangor for Niork: Ocean, Wane ‘Aibanyt K¥or oe Ady, echt Pouniala, Kills, tom ‘herendein Ailes arrived i6th, aches M for Langu Go tor do. toms. 1 ae B ‘Old Chad, Mech nase . Provinvetown (oe T=) bead Washlugion, of RYO, — Arriy eres a oo ae tmonee, Rantyeket for Virs a ) Wich, a teins at Tio MUARAT, BDDY A 00, Covipgion, Ky, SRAASESS ASTaMASSUMSTE SVRSSULALELELTSIEKLESSASS, SGQLECASACSLKSLSANKEEWENESEIas SEE Be ee en a ee eR EERE EE ERR Ee ee THE HOURS OF OUR warrinaae a5D Paoet ie let us remember ‘he unfortunate and | leableg ‘soldiers who saved uss country and 0 nationality.” —Lane | OFFICE, 611 BROADWAT. 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France bas ber Hotel des Inve= dex, where rest the ashes of the great Napolece; England her Greenwich and Cheleea Ivepitale, the former balng one UNDER sale hes ee ae ae Ms ide tor the 2 + but ete basrhe b on poorhouse or coun! sii "bay no ly sympath' ith your great object, I tender you, puuven ‘the amet ys y full Orcbestra on the Coca © Son'ot your Festival at irving call, THEODORE THOMAS. eoteg, MEGhY crit that we, a examined done ree i rperaién rub ae stones, a8 Diamond inaporvers, No. 26 Maiden lew York. Diamond Setter, No. 306 apne Bae ee bm ctrse ss Senta bas ‘W place che $20, of ‘ 0m public exbibition ‘has also been < Tors et cated ta sullivan Cy finest nat tarmn 0 ane te. Tore wilt be Ly OL ckets iseued at $l each, sdmitiing, the holders to boin of tbe “ gene, or gre tex wich ‘ig wil ae aa” * niin the charter, and (he Loliow.ug SUE BVULE uF AWARDS, & Hh i rar i i i i # TET He Making in ical pace valved at. Sb Row 0 omT ’ ‘Orders may be ort oat ie. office orders. in aums from’ $1 ws , amounts should be sent in draite or ug lowing “ws Five one fw ene ad- LJ one, wo one ‘desoe o eas a amie SoH wy TATION, We, 118 | tend RoR