The New York Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1868, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. MEXICO. —_—— ‘THE INDIAN WAR. Wreuble Brewing Between the Government { But Few Indians as Yet Cress to (ye va.nd the State ef Vera Craz—Mintster Res- ‘crane Anxiously Looked for=News from the = Havana, Oct 22, 1968, By the arrival of the steamship Alabama at ¢! port we have Vera Cruz dates to the 18th and ‘Ww the 220, Your correspondent at the former place says th great excitement among the Spaniards in the - try on account of the revolution in Spain. @nd thyt most of them favor it, Anew bill touching the Vera ons and Mexito ‘Railroad was to be introduced oben pve and it wes expected to pass without lengthe! bate, Governor of the State ye y the went ae the President to for offences comm: against State sovereignty, as in the case of om Tato Dominguez, the re: in the State of Vera can, aad ac ds that he be sur fendered to the State authorities for trial. This the Minister of War refuses and consents that Domia- geess seinen recone be aw of the State, whereupon vernor in the matter, This question 1 Baus ee SR ig aarcrs in Se ee tt may culminate in blood: ‘The The right of citizens to carry arms witnont special rmit bas been established by law. Rosecrans is eexiovay expected, and his @eclay canses considerable comment His passa Shrough Vera Cruz at this time would be attended ma sort of canes. ‘The Italian Minister is expected by the end of this th, and he will no doubt be well received as the rat Fepresentative of a European Power since the rvention, From Coahuila we learn that gas is to be intro. iced into the ancient and conservative city of itillo and the houses are to be numbered, # In Zacatecas the recent elections for municipal ‘Officers and justices of the peace have been declared ‘voul and new ones ordered to be had in accordance with the electoral Jaw. Night schools for adults have been established tn the capital. In Puebla the ctvii chief of Atiexco has called a Meeting to consider the peas of @ rauroad from the city of Puebla to Matamoros Izicar. The Legis- tore of Oajaca has declined to follow the initiation of San Luis Potosi in declaring Mexicans ali foreiga- ers holding jJands either i their own right or by yoarriage. The Governor had opened a subscription Jor the benefit of the sufferers by the recent powder explosion. In Guadalajara a band of 200 men claiming to be imperiaiists were robbing and capturing for ransom. ‘Tuetr cry is, “Viva Yturbide! Viva Santa anna | The failure of the corn crop was causing great misery in Yucatan. The money belonging to the recently suppressed convent in Merida to be tarned over to the hospital. General Cauto, the murderer of Patoni, arrived in San Luis Potosi on the 10th, escorted by a body of cavalry; also the Governor of Durango. Canto was firat taken to the hotel; but such was the popular in- @ignation that he was’ subsequently carried to the Prison for safety. He ts on lis way to the capital, ‘where he will await the action of the Grand Jury. ‘The Case of General Canto, the Alleged Mure derer of General Patoni—The Governor, , Durango, to Appear Against Him—Con- epiracy in Michoac HAVANA, Oot, 31, 1868. ‘The Spanish steamer Marsella, from Vera Cruz the ‘20th, via Sisal the 224, was forced back by stress of Weather, and finally sailed from Sisal on the 27th, arriving here yesterday. Canto hed arrived under escort at the capital. ‘The principal rebels in the movement of Las Gra- nadas, headed by Varquez and Quintana, were bein; tried re courtmartial ia Ghinuataa, e Z Ex-Lieutenant Colonel Rosalio Flores and accom- tall were being tried by courtmartial in the pital. Governor Palacio, of Duran, with Secretar, Dosamantes aud Don Miguel AUER, Ox ex-Governor oF Zacatecas and member of the Supreme Court, had arrived in the city of Mexico. Tue object of Pala- cio’ visit is to sustain the accusation mad@gby him aguanst Canto. A conspiracy uncer General Huerta had been di overcd ip Michoacan. His immunity liad been sus- Pecied, he belng a member of Congress, whica body will try him. Lhe Secretary of the Home Depari- ment had ordered the trial of the other conspirators re uerrero the local elections were proceeding uy. Part of the Northern Legion had arrived at a. The liverals among § the Spanish residents of the eapital were pepens Fees banquet to cele- bbs be triuiap! or pi rfaciples in the Penin- . ST. DOMINGO. ©nco Raids Over the Border—Pimental and * Castille Tender Their Sabminsion—The New Mall Steamers=The Cyclone—Business [ proving. San DouinGo, Oct. 20, 1868, From the interior we receive the same old atorite Of the past eight months, The Cacos of Hayti and Aho Dominican refugees allied with them make their Periodical raids over the border and do an extens ve business in the way of stock and cattle stealing. It 4s the old story of the Scottish border repeated. The Jeader of the Cacos, Timeseo Orgando, is a brave, reatiess and untiring man, and seems born jor a guerilla chief, Three times within forty days he has dashed acrogs the line, made long forced marches to con within the Dominican territory where horses le abound, and though driven back again and Sean, foiled of his plunder each time, he only waited on the Haywen side long enough to reo! ize and Feauimate his followers and again return to the charge. He must needs have horses to mount his Caco cavairy aud beef to feed them or he would soon be eft without aman. This is the only ex-oritcer of the Dominican republic who has made any show of taking "P arms aguiast Baez, and the real import- ance of the various military operations may be in- ferred frow the fact that there has never been more than three handred men in the field on both sides, Save the border, as mentioned, the republic is quiet. Generals Pimental and Castillo, who were Feported vy the Northern press as in arms against Pucz, have written to him tendering a formal pledge vence from hostilities to his government. uti Ofwial publishes at lengta the contract for mail steamers between New York and New Or- Le i and certain Dom! mn ports, with tender * for the const se mentioned in my ‘pasen. formation has been received here if PH athe Dan, @ fine and fast vessel w! any Ru io the enterprise, Two wi been purchased and the a will he-ppenéd at once. It Is expected Maat the a wid ee out the first corps of geologists and Mite assistants for open- ing the gold fields of Bonae under government auspices, Atmong thern will be Professer William M. Gabbe, of Philadelphia, the new State geologist, with a corps of surveyors and all the necessary ap- Pliances for the active geological and mineralogical survey of the Dominican territory. It is understood Rhat the first party will proceed to verify and set of tye firetYone hundred mining site of Jaina Arriba, which Dr. J. A examined, i where he made gome re able ise veries, AS stated in a Vets Jetier oe pines will be ‘opened for q@ork- jog comfanies im Jannary, This fac 4g not however generally known hére. The @dterin ac knowledges receipt of oe es and “rections for Placing the Nortiy pret 5 cen ot periodi- cal statement ty at al ondition of affairs tn ois rep + Intergal agg external relations. are Indicared as having it and irienuly interest in AeRaLb. stands prominent And will receive sips containing the statements. The 00 i ve:—OD we frst and third Saturdays of ea be Secretary of the interior w reweuy to the Council of mnineters a brief et nz 0 uatton, by whom $t wil) he critic 1 une then be sed at submited to opi In this Way itis tv eat quantity of faiseood ing su much detrimental to tue ‘ e were visited by a cyctone a diam ‘Ww the press terminated published, contain- \nterests of the re- here last week. It n sixty ru/les, of which the athwest frown lamage Was i tuts e1 $n Lies wrec ¢ and the captain aud French cargo. having arr 1 achooner i for Boston Uvity In the iproves very siowly. Consuic Ape in Port rou 21th from Boston. | ‘Pi Joading With Wood on the co: There i# ap increased a Traitic, but business ic + ARREST OF SILK ROBSEAS IN CONNECTICUT. (Prom the Hartfor Farly tie morning @ couple Worn yard of w Mr. Porter, living just @kivis of Mer i, and after rewoving (rom the Wagon # number of buadios jatae sized catpet Ag, Jett, taking a short out a jote for the depot. orte ed on the coasting on the out. Were rovvers, fter waiting uatil ¥ tad got Slaried hitched up is ven And followed. He a ived at ui checking their baggage to vs put ‘aboard the eight o'clock ‘train from iis _ 1¢ South, and om staung the facte to & purice vo duty they were arrested, Their carpet bag ww With #like, The Meriden omeer What it was the p ty of Thomson & Vo., Btolen on the night of tue win of October, and tele: ie facts. The horse apd to answer the descrip: len last night. it y the alike were hid- thinking to-day would be cople voting, aud for this rea. resrape, last night stole far at possible ahead Wh, the pos renci\ed belag graphe to Chief Chamberit AgON Proved ob examir tion of Mr. Priers, which were 4s probabie that after the rool dep, and that the robbers abu time with the a the mout fayorab! Mr. Tyler's team and of the cigs O'ploce Mei Wieis rove Good Prespects of Breakies che Power of the Indinus Towards the Narthe Movements « 7 as yrs fanaa, Ot, 20, 1868, Captain J. we -eighth Upited States infantry, has just —— from a trip “West as far as Skerifan, having been ordered examine the Taitroad that entire distamce to see Whether apy In- died trails were visible leading to the gouta, At dif. ‘Terent times for the past few days parties of Indians were reported im sight of the railroad near Monument end Buffalo stations. Captain Clous in bis report states that he saw several tratis, with signs also of a few shod animals, The Tniications ata not show any very large party, the highest number supposed to be in ‘the victalty of twenty-five. These Indians, x tead of crossing the Sack followed it for some tance until reack! lework, Where they 1d under withou! omrnitting any damage. pe columa commanded by Brevet Colonel H. ©, Bankh con acne. of two companics of cavalry and chment of infantry, which left Fort Wallace om the 25th inst, to co-operate with the movement of Brevet Major General Carr, at last accounts was pushing northward towards the Beaver. The General commanding the department feels great hopes in the annibilation of the present strong band of Cheyennes, Arrapahoes and Sioux on the north. By latest courier the pursuit was still going on and the troops were enthusiastic in using every exertion to take advantage of the opportunity now almost within their gre. It is known thas the savages are very of for wir and are living on mule meat. They have ttle time to gather meat, as the men have been kept too busily ogpnaed in watching the movements of our colinmns, Now that our troops are op the fresh trail with fifteen days’ supplies if the Ravages are not willing to fight the question becomes one of food, and it is probable when too hard pressed by the latter enemy they will be brought down to the alternative of fignt and defeat or death by starvation. Brevet Brigadier General Alfred Suily, Lieutenant Colonel Third Cuited States infantry, arrived here Jast night from Fort Dodge. THe will proceed to Fort Harker, the headquarters of the district of the Upper senane. o! which he js commander, and hasten forward the troops and suppliess for the campaign towards the south. The Gene: is accompanied from Fort Dodge by First Lieutenant Joseph Hale and Second Licutenant Martin, both of the Third United States infantry. Brevet Major George M. Stemburg, assistant surgeon, is also here. Brevet Major Henry luman, Captain and Assistant juartermasier, is here on bustuess connected with the Quariermaster’s Department. Brevet Licusenant Colonel Frederick W. Benton, Captain Seventh United States cavalry, passed through here from Fort Dodge en rovte to Fort Havker on business connected with the recruiting of his Ss, dean gut of a number of new recruits just arrived. Major John F. Yard, Tenth United States cavalry, has been trnsferred from the command of the post at Fort Haysto that of Fort Larned, Captain Samuci Ovenshine, Filth United States in- fantry, has been assigned to the command of the post at Fort iiays, vice Yard, transferred. Brevet Major Ht. N, Smith, First Lieutenant Third United States cavalry, has arrived at this post, and will proceed to join his regiment at Fort stanion, New Mexico, First Lieutenant Joseph M. Kelley, Thirty-eighth United States intantry, las ‘Teturned ‘here with his train from Fort bedge, and reports having seen no indiaos on the route, Second Lieutenant George P, Borden left yesterday fo" Fort Dodge on escort duty. ae Chase, of the medical department, is now at 18 post Second Lieutenant George Taylor, Tenth United States cavalry, is now here in command of a smail detachment of his compan; NEW JERSEY INTELLIGEN CE. Jersey City. ARRESTS ON ELRCTION Day.—Joseph Davis, Thos. Higgins, Felix Bradley, Dennis Garvey and Michael O’Neil were brought before the Recorder on a charge of coming from New York with the intention of zing. legally in Jersey City. Garvey and Neil were held to bat! for trial. John K , Who attempt- ed to vote on a naturalization paper obtained in New York a jew days ago was also heid to bail. Lafayette. « A Lownatic Cours His THnoat.—On Tuesday even- ing the streets of Bergen were traversed by a lunatic brandishing a large knife at every one who passed him. Two policemen arrived to arrest him, but he threat- ened to kill the first man who approached. Onicer Monroe, however, seized him, but before he could grasp the knife the Junatic inflicted a deep wound in his own throat. A doctor was sent for, who syc- ceeded in binding up the wound. Thn lunatic, who isa butcher by trade, was then conveyed to Castle Garden. Hupson County Covrt.—Before Judges Randolph, Rohnstedt and Sturges, yesterday, John Bedar was charged with and convicted of assault and battery on Roland Dean at Hoboken during a quarrel, in which Mr. Deau’s eye was krocked out. Sentence was deferred, August Behner was found guilty of breaking open Mr. Hunt’s store at Bergen. He Was sentenced to twelve montha’ ii ent, Newark. A SHOOTING AFFRAY took place at an early hour yesterday morning, the resalt of an altercation be- tween two young men named Samuel E. Marah and Martin Hatileld, in the course of which the latter was shot, as alieged by the former. The wound is not peg Marsh was arregied but has since been je ALLEGED ILLEGAL Vorinc.—Thomas King, one of . the persons arrested to answer a charge of illegal voting on Tuesday, has been handed over to the United States Commissioner, John Whitehead, who refuses less than $2,500 ball for his liberation, ‘Thouas is said to have stated that he only arrived in this country in 1363, while he was armed with natu- ralization papers bearing the date 1858. In the Speciai Sessions yesterday George Stribe was found guilty of Mie ing” at the Fecent charter election and senteuced to hirty da, days’ imprisonment and $25, FATAL ENCOUNTER WITH WITH BANK ROBBERS. A Respectable Citizen Shot at Alton, Ill. [From the St. Louia Republican, Nov. 2.) The city of Aiton was thrown juto lotense excite. ment on Saturday morning by the announcement that Mr. Mareelius H. Filley, one of our old and well known citizens, had been shot and instantly kilied while attempting to arresta party of burglars wio Manon Bank BA th to plunder the vault of the First corner of Second and State streets. The facta of 1@ Case, 80 far aa can be acca- rately determined, are briefly these:—Mr, Fillev bas been employed for some years past as a private mignt watchman by a number of merchants, and is peat lay through what may be considered the pusiness portion of Alton, embracing the area oa berveen Viasa aud Williwn streets and ¢3 ive Dy Trem the levee to Fourth street, He hag diways Seen regarded as a faitaful avd gompetent man, find was trusted as Bu ai he sealed his dgvouon to duty by a sudden and ‘aélent death, In thé necessary investigations ftaiuing to his office,he was much assisted by a nae which accoupanied him iu his lonely night watch and served not only fora cor but a most eficient aid. This dog was poisoned by unknown hands a few days ago, and ft is now thougut that his death was sd by the same per- # Who have since murdered his master, aud that act was portion of the plot to rob the bank. About four o'clock Saturday morning, Mr. Filley, ming round the corner ot State and Frieu streeis, discovered the side door of the baak building yen, and immediately proceeded to examine the premises, itis probable thathe hardly gut beyoud tue entrance before he was met by the ruiilans With Tuggle began. The evidence yovs to fired cwice at the as hone of them, ‘The ott were ciluer tree .or to We rescue Filley on with @ alors cro weapon, jaficting a turing the skull, By this time the contestants w« Out of tie duorway, across the sidewalk and near in the middie of the street, and the biow prostraied the unforianate man at once, While lyiag oo his back helpless, one of the gang delibarately stot Lim through the breast. The explosion of frearms and criesof “murder” had now roused the dwe the vicloity, aud & auw on the spot. The fret Filley asked hin “WwW He repil “In the breagt.”’ He was then asked who did tt, aud anawered, “the meu who were rovbing the buuk Ou being conveyed to the Frauklin House and waid upon couch, hie showed so little signs of life tuat ote of the watchers pronounced him dead. ‘The ay- ing man heard the remark, aud said:—"No, lam not dead yet.” These were iiié last words, however; in afew momouts he was # corpse. A post morte examination at the Coroner's inquest showed that ball penetrated just below (he breast boue, ranging upwards assed §=6tirouga§ the i lobe of the lungs and struck hear which it Waa extracted. Imume- vaher the shooting, three men were seen runpiag im diferent directions, but owing to the early hour at which the occurrence took piace and the comparatively few peopie present no attempt was made to arrest them, and up to (his time the perpetrawrs of this horrible Crime are at large and nown, From traces of blood mtar Shovlet's MIL juite certain one of the murdesors was Lard bit ey's ballet and must Lave had prompt oenable tim to escape. In the bank waa ‘acompiege kit of burgiar’s tools, comprising every toot known to the profession, with iain, dark ‘antern, oft, c., proving beyond any doubt that the Ts Were ho greeuhorus, but most accomplished anion, comrade, of the some head sim iar terrible wound, but not frac. bar, or and he yea. A coat or two and some other intuor aril. were left behind, which may possibly lead to {dentifeation. ‘The safe itself aud contents were batouched. Mayor Drummond has offered 4 reward Of $1,009 for the capture aad conviction of the crlun!- n a # and the hi dotective foree in this and neighboring sare alr ady on tue track. It is certainly to be ‘at thelr efforts tay be crowned with speedy 5 J, has resided in Aiton and immediate Vicwmity for thirty portion of which tlie he yi 8 Orne as uard in the State Pentteptiary. He ed about ty four ‘laren y years and leavesa widow and LocaL Frau 1 Hesren SrReer.—At minutes past nine o'clock last night @ fire ocotrréd in John Bus; man’s distillery, 115 and 717 Heger street, under the furnace. Loss about t $200; insurance not ascertained. Founp DgaD.—A woman named Roseline ie: ger, aged sixty years, dwelling at No. 25 le street, was found dead in her toom at six g’clock last evening. Oaprain Fantr.—It was rom at Police Head- quarters last night that Captain of the harbor police, who made a party speech, at Cooper institute on Tuesday night, would be ged at the next meeting on the Board of Comm! wg ‘@ promly nent citizen, with a violation of -4% SrTausino AFFRAY.—About nino ved iaat night @quarrel occurred between Join Dili and Patrick ‘Madden in Pearl street, when the former stabbed the latter with a knife, inflicting ight wound. Dill ‘was arrested and locked up at the Fourth preciact atation house, Madden was taken to bis home, No. 12 Morris street. “GueneRaL’ BouM ROBBRD.—Yesterday General Boum of ‘Grand Duchess” notoriety, was robbed of jewelry and valuables worth $1,200, An arrest wae made.by officer Joseph Strauss, of the Central Ofice; but as it 18 doubtful whether the officer arrested the right man, and he refused to give the facts of the Tobbery, the cage remains envelopsd in mystery. A POLITICAL POLACEMAN.—The announcement Was’ Made in the HEBALD some days ago that officer Joseph Strauss, of the Metropolitan police force, act- ing as interpreter at Police Headquarters, liad ,re- signed on an invitation from Commissioner Actoo for taking an active part in eiasonas eresidens of the Franco-American Republican Ciub, As Mr. Strauss is now, after a period of serious iliness, on duty, it is believed that he is all right with the “powers that be” at No. 300 Mulberry street. FIRE IN FOURTH AVENDE.—About half-past eleven o’clock last night a fre occurred, through the negli- gence of @ servant entering the room with a iainp, in 2 bedroom of ¢he three story brick house No, 438 Fourtaavenue, The lower floor was occupied by William Sweet as a “drug store. His loss was about $500, said to be covered by insurance. The upper floors were occupied by . Lazarus asa boarding house. Her damage was about $3,000; sured in Rutgers Inshrance Compavy for §3,| 000, Building was owned by William Lambier. * Ronsery aT LAWRENCE R. Jenour’s,—Between six and seven o’clock last night Mrs, Lawrence R. Jerome, of No, 83 West Nineteenth street, left certain property in jewelry and money, the whole of the value of $2,000, Ina bureau on the second foor of her residence, which was stolen. Mr, Jerome re- ported the facts to the Contral Ofice and detective McDougall proceeded to the premises. A painter in the employ of Mr. McGrath, of Fourteenth strect, noted for his honesty, was suspected of having committed the robbery and was arreste Mr, Jerome was sent for and on arriving at the tral OMece acquitted the painter of the “charge, ‘and Inspector Leouard, wo was on duty, promptly dis- charged the prisouer. The detective 1s satisiied that bsp pophers was committed by a professional sneak thie ANOTHER BOND ROBBERY. Larceny of Railroad Stocks at Trenton, N. J.— 319,000 Missing. The particulars of another bond robbery were reported at the Central OMmce yesterday. It appears that on the night of the 30th ult. there was a repub- lican procession at Trenton, N. J., and an iliumina- tion of houses took place. Among others the resi- dence of Dr. McKelway was ornamented with Chinese lanterns, &c., and presented an inviting appearance to his friends, among whom was a thief, who quietly entered, and proceeding to a room ona secoud floor, where ihe doctor had stored $11,000 in Pacific Central and $8,000 in Union Pacille Railway stock and other bonds in @ pocke:book in a smail desk. The contents of the pocketbook were ex- amined and the railway stock taken. The other bonds—New Jersey Ratlway stock —were overlooked. ‘The thief then proceeded to the lower floor and stole about $500 worth of jewelry, which was in a desk in the doctor’s office, During the excitement attend- ing the procession very little attention was pail to the doors, A man, however, was seen leaving the house, and no notice was taken of it, as the doctor had many friends about the premises. The total Value of the property stolen 1s $19,50 FRACAS IN CROSBY STREET. Skirmish by Kennedy’s Deputies=An Oficer Beaten—Arvest and Mysterious Escape of the Prisoner. Amost remarkable case, in which officers of Cap- tains Mills’ (Elghub) and Garland’s (Fourteenth) pre- cincts figured conspicuously, occurred yesterday, out of which atria! before the Board of Commissioners will grow. It seems, from the limited facts reported to}the headfofice, at MJ00 ulberry, last night, that about noon yesterday oMicer Carl, of the Highth Sa trp Jeft for his home, having been relieved. hile crossing Crosby street, in Captain Gariand’s Precinct, he saw a man jump [rom a Bleecker street car and heard another cry “Stop whiei !? Cari at once pursned the man, cornered him in a liquor store Corner of Marivu and Prince streets and ar- rested him. The man, John Hart, alias McGowan, who is an ex-policeman, turned upon Carl and pum- melled him severe: in the scurile Car! lost his bat, but gallantly held on to his prisoner, Oitleer Clin- tou, of the Fourteenth precinct, appeared on the scene of the fracas (a number of negroes bad collected in the meantime) and Carl turned the prisoner over to Clinton, whil he = entered ihe = saloon wo recover = his hat. On regaining the street he found ihat Ciinton had perilited the prisoner to escape. Later in the day detective Marun, of the Fourecuth prec and officer Cari, above named, arrested Hart, who i heid at the £1 Sighth precihot the charge of dsswuli~ ing the oMver and biacking hia eyes. it seems that the dimculty originated in some trouble between the prisoner, Hart, and a negro walter at the Metropolitan Hotel. Captain Garlaad wili at ouce prefer charges against Clinton and the facts will come before the Boar f Commissioners. It is not claimed that the nevro friends of the waiter interfered, and itis amystery why the Fourteen. Precinct offiver periitted his prisoner to escape. - Maitige aon in India. ‘From the Manchester Guardian, Oct. 21.) Mr. Maine bas done a new servize to tue cause of toleration in lodia. There are iarge he Bramhos, willing enough to give up idolatry, but not prepa for Christianity, while there are mauy cased, a3 16 Burinah, in Which itndoos imtermarry With Fuadhiste ag they suppose; Lut the legitimate. Mr. Maine hes just proposed a bricf mea- sure to the Calcutta Logisiature, under which all nou-Caristian natives who ooject to the religions rites Wileh constitute ® marriage accor Hindoo, Mussuiman, Buddhist, varce gud Jewish civil law May be married before one of the civil registr just like Christian Dissenters, only they must kee to one wife and marry within’ certain degrees, wule ticy will be allowed a right of divorce; and lust be hot less than fourteen years of od the man not ni age of elguteen. airl is of tue age ashe may larry \ her father’ The adirmation must the presence of Aunighty God,” and may be wed by any Fites the 3 Ovose to follow. ar tue biY had beep prepared Of Whteh the Origin and arobably known e FAuMos. F% api wn . of religions fcling. We unwiilag to Con. Widrep to contract tact sed amoung orthodox eX were, Mattie be- rng to w reiormed ritual uo8 tVemselves. Some doubt, f gett? itself ag to the legal va- y of these marrlages, the Brahinos submitted a M ina at the instance of a 8 general character were Tess to the Couucll—the since its foundation by gone through several Of jate iia members tract warrlages or marriages With tie Fi Hindovs, and these m iteved, celebrated a tue Bra ha case for the opinion « e learned Advocate Gen- eral of the government of india, Mr. Cowie replica, in @ifet, that the Brahmo mar. tages not having been celebrated with Hin- r Makometan rites of oriaodox reguiarity, and ing to the procedure presctibed by any law, or to the usages of any recognized religion, were invaiid, and the offspring of thew were accord. ingiy Wegitinate. ‘The Hranimos, therefore, through @ ative gentieman whom they acknowledged as their representatl Babu Keshab Chander sein— ed to thi apr reilef, Mr. Maine, ment of India for reilef. Such apprehended, must be granted. ft y of Wie queen's government tn P power of marriage to any of her nd he doubted whether even x find roe ‘would wish to deny the Brat legal lege fully cnjoyed by Santais ¢ gov Was not the India to ret Mavesty's 3 mos t poli Gonds. Some si@ht diMcuity tad occurred in the preparation the measure, When relief in any tnet Ver connected With religion was souglit by any sect or body of toe natives of India, and when a case for such rellet was ne ey to confine the reiief to tne partic body Making application. Considering the unknown depths of native feeling on these Bubjecta, It wax bet- ter not to generalize beyond the tinmediate necesalty, aud heace Mr, Maine thought the poltey which coa fined the rr ¢ Converts’ Marriage Dis. ane sound, although there we es in the same position. Bat ation with the native gentleman . Maine had convinced cag = that e Bratinios lacked stability, process by Wiich the sect was formed might be i. creasing inactivity, but there svemed also to bow growilug “isiaciination to accept any set of common venta. [f would be dimeuit for legal purposes to establis d, be held it to gout sect oF doubtless o her after much conte: above define 4 Vraumo, and wv no definition were given there might snortly be petitions for relief by pers: who Were ta the sane | position ‘as Ure present applicants, Ared that they could not consclentio mseivea Brahmos. eo the Dill had been drawn with some degree of rality. The progress, observes the Zivs O nt correspondent, { is slowly andermining Aindoo- jam is further seen in such facts as these, tho Noor. ovi-l/ bear contains au article on the excesses Of Qa. lve Wprieces lu regard Wp the RNa 7 of Wivede EUROPEAN a AEETO- vit Bonsal led LF rg iareasey te ee Baly stan Fran! BOURSE.—PRANKFORT, Nov. 4.—-United siates dve-twenty bongs in demand’ at 1% for (he Corton Mankat.—LIVBRPOOL, po Fee hte Dy market closed firm at the Malian oi day foot rf uplands, 113d. @ 1134d.; Orleaua, 11564 8 finde The salen a of the day orron MaRERT.—Haviie, mi for cotton on the ea is Dnoyant at 140f. maria ordipalre; to at Ltt for low vento snotitngd axd “ii ERT.—LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4—65 P. M.—The markets are unchanged in tones and quotations. ¢arErroon Propuck MARKET.—LIvBR! Nov. a Oe M.—Spirits turpentine declined and closed at 258, Other articles unaltered. LONDON Propuce MaRKRT.—LONDON, Nov. 4—5 PB, M.—| mon, 66; fine, 148. per cwt. Tyr- iar eae “Nov. The fiavervrrs Mar nT 25a. 6d. for spirits. Tallow—P. Y. C., Linseed oj, £29 10, Other quotations un- changed, enutety the Went Brightos olgate keeper, who was nine ‘est mn tol T, Wi mnurderouah y assaulted and robbed Friday night, saw @man roaching the gate whom he rf once nized or ‘as the person who easaulted ‘The fellow, on oeing. ir. Bennett, turned foll Lowee ed by a i. ‘who learned his name ad by a ene then reported to ihe pole [ves ocording! men McLean an went to pa house gud arrested him and brought.bhim to the office. Upon confronting Rens nett Was very much agitated, especially when Bennett identified him from his voice, eral ay pearance and his boots aa his visitor of Friday night r. Bennett is shoemaker by trade, and in the faite he had an opportunity to notice them, and Shey paces to be justas he described to the Oniet. an was committed to jail, aud it is learned that in the afternoon Bennett took the boot and fitted it in the track near the house, and found that it was exactly afit. These facts are very strong circum- stantial evidence against McLean. A singular coin- cidence is that eleven years ago policeman McLean, who made the present a it, was the officer who took him in custody on a charge of highway robbery, for which he was sent to State Prison. The prisoner isthe chap who was shot ina saloon in Buffalo slreet a few weeks since by Joan Wheeler.—Roches- ter Union, Nov. SHIPPING NEWS, Almanac for New Yorke-This Day. Sun rises....... 6 35 Sun sets........ 4 52 Moon rises....eve 940 High water..morn 11 56 Herald Packages. Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port will please deliver all packages intended for the Hrmaupto our rogularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam Yacht fleet, The New York Associated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, ‘as will be asen by the following extract from the proceedings of the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1868 :— Resolved, That on and after April 1, 1868, the Associated Press will discontinue the collection ‘of sbip news in the harbor of New York. Passed unanimously. Bar The office of the Heralt steam yachts Jauns and IRANNETTR teat Whitehall slip. All communteations from. owners andconsignees to the masters of inward bound Veasels will be forwarded free of charge, PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 4, 1868, CLEA ARED. Btenmehtn Gen Grant, ip Georgia, Smith, ip Thames, Pennington, Savannab—R Lowden. nab —W R Garrison. w Orleans—8 Stevens, Fernandina -IK Roberts, + Hazard, Sa Alexander, Norfolk, City Point and indy. ip Virginia, Drew, Aleandria—J H: naman ‘Aceahaet, Kelly, New Bedford Fergnson & on Weep George Peabody, Paine, Yokohama—H L Merchant & cisco—G D Sutton. rth Roads for orders— Stonmahip. Sarnto Richmond —N 1 MeCi Steams! Ship Endenvor, Warwick, Sen Pri ark Carpione (Ital), Stralese, Pe eincke & Wendt, W lusett, Turkey, Cardenas Rrett, Son & Co. Bark Lizale f duckaon, Warwick, Boaton ‘Breltsoe & C c:btlé Amanda Jane (31), Doyle, St Jobns, NF—B ¥ Sem vinnie, Chieftain (Br), Sangenberg, Halifax—Morrison & nai) oe Brig Coronelia (Br), McCulloch, Walton, N8—Peniston & Schr Southern Cross (Br), George, Paraboro—Crandal, Um- % wg Arfiae'on, Raynor, Wiimington, tite bau Schr Delmar, Lank. Nowbern—J 8 Davi sore Moacley, Uranm ‘Pulzabetbport—T M. Mayhew & Hichr Rio, Youns, Ellzabethport., Snow & Richardson, Senr Seraph, Ryiter, Hyapnis-Perzuson & Steamer Octarora, Revnolda, Baltimore. Sleamer Noveity, Tufts, Philadeiphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY TNE HERALD STRAM YACHTS. w E hound W: 23th, ship Elsinore, box rk Maud Chiptos, of Emerick. desortedt ins sides er Chine, a German steamer ands Gulon steamer, all bound Steamabip Manhattan (Br Williams, Liverpool Oe! 20. Queenstown Mat, with 0 a Oat 28, Yat 4080, to a rigged steamer, bound By “Bist, at a saw a bark rloged steam r supposed Pret Steamship Britau ville 17th, with m: Had atrony weste Steamship St L 24th, 4 PM nd eH! passengers, to Willa ats i (Ust)s Lindy, Glasgow, Oct an} 208 passengers, to Hende winds throughout, urent (Fe), h mdse and 218 passengers, to Geo Mackenzie @werterly winds during three cays. Oct 23, lat 40 45, lon J Bit sip Gotten Light, of St John, NB, Socrina Es night of $a inet, 160 enilen Crone, New York saws Geraian ani! Toman ‘teamier, bound B (the Holeatiey and tty of Cork). Steamship Morro Castle, Adama, Havana, Oct 21, 1 P! with mdse and passengers, to At! Had very heavy heAd wind and aea Steamship San ‘and passengers, to W R Garrison. Steamship Montyomere, Lyov, Savannah, with mdse and paasenwers, to R Lowden, Steauahip Albemarie, “Couch, Richmond, Cit Norf: Sten Rocande, Hasre_ and Prest Oct to iekeraot ior, , Savannah, with mdse Point and with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion 1p » feane Rell, Bourne, Richmond, City Point nnd th meve and passengers, to the Cid Dominion ship Brunette, Howes, Philadelphia, with mdse, tod ship Dirigo, Johnson, Portland, with mdse, to J F Am Bip 4 € Boynton (Tey Wayeott, hence for Philadelphia in tow of the ing General McClellan, when 15 miles E of Abace ba. “on vot be at6A M of the ith inst, was obliged to return, the tz no being able to tow her, The J OB is anchored at Saad eptan (NG) ts as Xen ec weather th Bark Lakemba (Bri, Rodd, Shi Ha Fw Mt Liverpool, 49 je te southern pas with mitee 49, ‘and bad due 8, 80 days, with mdse to nithern pagsage, aud had lever & Co, Mads . 86 days, with fruit to a t 2 erly wivde. 4, with frait to Bark Tutt se (itr), Vin: Den Passed Gibraltar Oct 3, and had variable Geo F Bul weather. Bark Mary Pratt tnew), Kilburn, to Brett, Son & Co. whole passage. Angostira (Br), alley. Calais, 5 days, with lath, Hing iad ‘strong N and SE’ winds tho Ciodad Rolivar, Oct 11, with Passed fo jad light NW win ar (of New Haven), Foster, St Kitts, 18 da: hop Bros river Bound most of the Has been 5 da engers, to Th with strong NW « puitooy RioeAranie div Sul, 64 days, with wale, {8 Oririchs & Co; vensel to NL MeCrea. 9, fat 4498, lon 3420, spoke batk GT Rog (i Oct 4, crdaned the equator in ton 87 Wj Oct apoke bri A J 16 by x m orn, goa tor’ Yarmouth, Nor 1, had a heavy SE gale is ‘stained no 4 lob 68 6 Maymond (ir fr ne weather up to H Seut Jacob {NU , Dibes iro, 44 da to Henry, de Cordova & Ws bal Boe weather A io Nov 1; since ete Sohn J Ward, Kimball, Alexandria for Jersey City. Sehr 8 Oliphant, Durang, Chincoteagay FMA Erinn Hod Bohr Andover, Schr Mary Schr Jacob Yanghn, Schr Moves Van Name, Hoboken. Sehr Lockout, 8 Shaw, Philndelphi 1 d in, slightly 10F Digh Philadelphia for Pall River. Philadelphia for Newport. Bebr Ceres, Tre'rthen, Philadelphia for Dow ty Sebr Edwin, Tuttle, ‘ Sehr M Hand, Nort datphia for La Schr B Strong, Brows, Phi.adelph Bebr J Cuoningbarn Behr Aro ii North, Phila Ph Bett Tons c Mien Schr FB Emery, youn, Behr Seman June, A Sehr Na Schr No! Behr Luc Bebr askee, Ward Sebr J H Multock, W duschatged Behr Roranab Ross, Burgess, Bangor Sohr Cameo, Brown, Bangor tia oh. iy Wm Pickering, Fletcher, Bangor via Fall Riv she discbarged. ‘Sehr Dime, Coombs, Bangor via Providence, where ane dis leon, I Worth, a Aridgeport rldgeport, where e " Sehr Kaight, Romer, Bangor via Providence, where she dis- char Bobr {Tiliteme, Cornish, Rogton, gr Philanthroplat, Warren, Fal he Almon Bacon, Crosby, Pawtucket. Schr James M Bayles, Arnold, Provitence for Elizabethport Sehr Wateh art, Provilenc Scbr OJ Erricesou, Nickerson, Providence for Bliaaveth rk. Pebr Beh Rour ig ntie F Doge, Freeman, Provitence. "Harve I for Albany. ford for lull jaw London, ow Lwndow dite, Clark, Hart bry Finck, Faulkue ue D Eig, Baker, Manning, 3 tin (s), Eynon, Asounbion, § fo pt 3l—Arrived, Elphalet Greeley, Halcrow, | Akyab (and ‘24 tor Falmouth), Jal a Da Loy? back cat quand re rede costar Baio Bzesis Howagp (3) ry xt, since Lereaertoe We cassie th ‘and carried od ewray f lant and wa Fae min from Matanzas for @an- B NOIBOO | sander, Spain, ay, foo a Havas ah inst foraport. She i, as leaking badly, (oshaa of ‘wolar per ington Trt ge pen at aie i nsequen making to-day for her imttog. x oe eam Oct i brie Tach Lochaber, from Portland, US, fot verpool, ne and unfit for duty, ‘was Token Sept 3a | My too 3 the Emms 4 Carolina, atrived here {ramp Ko Jansiro, Dilecellateces. Pi: Pritder Albett, of \he steamship Morro Castle, from me vana, will please ‘scolph our thanks for the Prompt delivery of our packages, &9.. | alemen. ~ RIN Afrived—At Now Bedford, 34 inst, id Lont Se 0 Jantle Ocean, St Helene pt 8, with 510 bbls sp ole esi home on the voyage bls wp oil. i Cami th *, Re} maa errivphes Labiane that ne bark Zanes, last cn ae NB, ev rare bis sp foil last cruise. 8 ic ark Callag, Brown, NB, 7 8p oi since fear y A letter from eke, of bare, Midas, of New fond, reports ber ab Hi fens 0 Oct Lat), fFom the Ochotsk, 1,17 bb! me at and 10, alot nr bone, taken this and heard from the’ folowin, 18 vessel Soule, NB, 7 whe; July 1, Piliain Roch, 700 bb alongtides about Aug Breeze, Hamilton, Ben Cummings, alte, ‘dt, 275 bole: Europa, Mt ell iedenr: town, 6 whales; Niic, New London, 610 bbls; Hercule, How- land, New Bedford, 2 pola! whs and 2 deviliish. Spoken. x Ly Tt Bteer, frop Liverpool for San Franciseo, Sept mE egroy, Trevellcd from Liverpool for San Francisco, t any hip California, Adams from Boston fot San Francisco (not as before), Sept 9 In 2 N, lon 36. bare Deborah Y Pennell,from Colombo for London, Oct % ion us re Wallace from Shelds for New York, Oct 15. off th oa eet fF, from New York for Callao, Sept 13, lat Be Howard from New York for Adelaide, Sept ote of tae (of Bridbam), from Pattas for Philadelphia, ‘The Brother Jonatha,” from Caleulte for New York, Aug 5, lat 28 81 The Rosaoke, from Caloutts for New York, Aug 19, lat 4 8, lon3W. Foreign Ports. ALGOA BA t 13—Salled, Amie, {Morrison (from Phil: delphia), Sin, a aed Nine Mth, Kangaroo (8) atsawane, 0 Octave PG Blanchard, Blethen, Cal- a0; Tw ; Minnie Cameron, Graham, do;'24th, Bost aii from in Flueipe Ye tyne E Eis, Melvin, Savannah; ‘Oct 18—Arrived, Columbia, Foss, Philadel- Jermann, Norden holt, doy Saat) ae chen, NYor Safied Tah Ens fchoitbe, Galveston; Auantie, Detlaan, and Kosmos, Wiei NYork; Ocean, Gerdes, timore ; 1th, Everhard: Deilus? Herboth, N¥ork (aud put back 20h and’ ancl , BORVEAUX—Sailed from Paniliae Oct 21, Anna Cropton, err, NYor! CRONSTADT, Oct 17—Arrived, Johanne, Borck, Baltimore; eth, Ge Geo E Thatcher, €batcher, NYork; 19th, Ladoga, Wil: ARDIVY, Oct 21—Salled, Equinox, Farqubar, NYork ; 224, Sabramoses, Kili rR, Oct 7 rived, Industrie, Tonnesen, and Due Fra- Ly telli, Messin, CADIZ, ¢ Oc 19 Arrived, Bt Ursuia, Torberg, N¥ork. (Br), Hill, New Crexriraos, Oot B1— Arrived, brie Terosl = if, Ontario, Spracve, eiiad tan, bark Gam Biephard, Vhiladolphia; brig Urpano Bs ae 'A8, Oct 28-—Arrivad, brigs Anna M Knight, Knight, Philadelphia; 26th, Mechanic, Drer, Portland; MA Berry, Chase, Portiand; 60 Contin, Baitins r 22d, ecur JJ Spencer, Fleming, Phila pie: 7th, Merrick, Tas, Oct 33—Arrived, Idolique, Durkee, London for Phi- ‘and anchored); John Boyd, Sprague, do for Bosion red). (On do 384, Corel, from Philadelphia for Rotterdam. ELsixone, Oct 18Arrived, Topeka, Blanchard, Philndel- vuln for Crovatndt int Giasitene, B Brown, do for' Stettin, Arrive Gfrihe Lizued isi, Kale Smithy Baw, Troma Philadelphia bark Norton ‘Stover, Stover, Falmouth; brig 5 at port north of Hat RA for Havre, FAyAt, Oct 8—Arrived, J M Wiswell, Leckie, Boston (and sailed uh for Madera). GIBBALTAR, Oct I > arrived, Marathon, Douetl, Beyrout (and sailed for Boston); Mariani jatola, Masieino, Gir. nt (and cleared 124b for NYork}: 12th. Poatecorvo, I, aghorn ‘and cleared for N York). by te no date, Olivia Davies, Bhourda, from Leg- hora for N GENOA, Oct 1i-Arrived Jobn Brichtman, Gray, NYork ; Jeasle, Grant, and Caro, Beala, Philadelphia; Now'l, Arctic, eeehncatw, Oct 2 Balled, Hibernia (s), NYork. GLogorsre, et 23-Salled, Sabra Motes, Kellam, NYork. GALLE, Oct 2~Arrived, ip Loe Loch Latnar,’ Grant, ‘Boston. HAwntna, Oct 19—arrived, Dr Barth, Meyer, NYork : hb, Betty, Nutzvorn, Philaieipbia 22d, New Hra, Nesbit, Boston, Salled 224, n Emma, Armstead, San Francisco. Haynr, Oct20--Arrived, Cella @,’ Gleadell, London (and mai aint Lor NYore. sw, is led 224, Ceo 8 Hunt, Woodbury, Matanzas and Havana. leared 20th, King Bird, Dexter, Rrork HAVANA, Oct 4-—Arrived Canttlian, Tong, Matan- aas; 25th. Alex Niliiken, Davee, Saguay each, Wiliaanss Bat hra Nellie Star, Hall, do; Donna Ap Chat lew- seamanip Stars & Stripes, Holmes, Piladeiphia rigs Gem, Mxoa, Pensacola: aint, bo ‘olnwett, Anderson, Bos- ton; Nov 4, steamebip Columbia, Van Sice, NYork. Also arrived 27th, bark Harry Booth, Chase, N¥or! Faustina, Patt bri son, do; 2th, aleamer San Francisco, Dene jed 26th for Vera Cruz): bark Lucy Prances, + do; 8th, bark Normandy (Br), Otis, do; cbr Jaane * Padnent, Pensacol ‘Baiied rigs Abbie C Titcomd, Titcomb, Boston; Ome- 4; Poweil, Fernandina; 27tb, John Batch. Winley, Boston ; th, ie (Sp), Mobile; 8ist, Alex’ Milliken, Durt Hair aX, Ost 26—Arrived, achr Maggie, Reddy,Newfound- land for NYork, Lrvexpoot, Octol—Arrived, Realm, Ruseell, Philadeiphin: 22d, Sea Breeze, Williams, Baltimore: Woodiand, Hi da Content, Winckly, | Viladsipbta; Nov St ease Bulted Sud, Wentmovglagas i 2, Philadelphia; 8 ati estmoreland, Hammond, a Lindaay, Wilsoa, do; Mand. Aberneth: —g = oY ena Oy ti ta NYork, Egerateta, P oe, do; Quebec, € on Gfonrad 254, Navtiloe, Hager, New York; Agra, Fulimer, Charie Enterod out Mat, Great Western, Cunningham, Bright, Towart, Ris NYork; Onni, D: Pot Alice Davies, 2 Charteavons Newcestie, Armstrong, New Orlea: Griffin ; Oncar, Netiae ries, Colley, NYork ; Ran: ger, Dooley, Savantabs 234, La Cignena, Wheeler, Palermo, Lownon. Oot 23 Arrived, Eliza n, Boston. Cleared 281 » Boul, Ballumore (aid ealled, 24b) Theresc, Mutzett, NYork; Ella Norton, Nickela, Newport aud San Francisco. 4,M A Herrera, Ta’ 1% 2 nd Joho Roomar, Safled from Gravesend mer, Baltl- Lamtasn, Oct 19 Ned, Met bourne, Horton, Boston, MARSRILL?S, O. rived, Votu Blake, Philadel phia; Ith, RB Gove, Harkness, Havani Maser a, Oct 12—Arrived, Skylight, Loring, Genoa; 13h, Hazard, McFarland, Bangor, Me. Saiied Lith, Clara'P Gibvé (Hot Clara) Parker, Philadel- P Mavacy ¥7, Oct 6—Arrived, brigs Harriet, Miller, Baltt- 1Mh for Arecibo); T. Turail, Tuompaon, MATAN7 48, Oct Mobile: Join’ Peir Arrived, bries Breeto (Br), Darton, Mey ‘aroling Cy aces, You Ba, nD. ig aes brig Sarah Bilen (Br), Lord, tee TH Armuirong, Lodge, Baltimore, to loa nu 8 BHI BAe ov 2—Arrived, schrs Golden Bag! iv for Nore Yorke Snow, aud Angier, Besse, War ‘Bve May, Philadelphia; BB Ginith, Nicker- oon, Yon a Sabah Nov eyes sobre Darius Edy, Hop. care wes, ie Riven t ra sebgciage urea aig for do for tests M: aes ny Wareham ‘tor pa eect ne for ‘ ironeras emia 3 by, NY iver Haivie Holmes, do for Fea baarint i Ape. Hoo Lexington, Ba nk tor Provceges va, ard ner, do (oF pag fat Bennett, Fall ver for Norwich; akira <p _— ef Fal vet fo Herald, do or Hookiand ate AIL. vod, bark WithelminegvG), Rhets ‘boy vga tans xy fot Hod signs segee Smith, and John Cadwalader, salman, Bina Doron, ‘@arvie, and. Charlotte” hy StrSg, atk fee Zenlacd, Foram, Providence: 1 ety Bedford’; TR Rappaladi noes, ve, Se sagt Rdrnary Chae Savan! Ames, Sombrero; legs ey Brooke, Davis, Fall River; schre ake Crome, Providenge; Serah. Clar “reat le Wilsons Connelly; Lewis ee dl West Spender Stowell ohh 3 HD iss, ‘Nickerson’ po Miath Aad Le oiler on = tae plier, ? Baker, Wileon ; E Smith, Grace, Joston; Halph ‘Soud G Willard, Parsons, Portland ; Jobn Gri rake Coon wep Braintree; Jobn Shay, Barrelt, Seta Bony ‘eymouth ; Helen ‘Condon, Condon, Belfast. © £8, Del, Nov 1-8 P M—Ship Lancaster, fom Philadel- AN Yor ‘Mobile, went to sea eae tome \g, 10 company with a Gert and several brgs unknown, «The following vesaeln were detained at the Breakwater to-d: Ko winds :. totes Hi G flan fo rain A i alaidg, for a for orig sohra fand, for Salem a Merrion for ‘Lynn, and Thos May; do; mn Philadi pep rea fo ived, 8 Hathaway, Colo, Philadelphia bine oom Hat or for Balumore, ENCE, Now 0—A\ Sarria schre William Butler, St Michaels, Mi wolel Holmes, Northrup, ost’ Fred Brown, Gardner, Salled—Hrig, Monies, Tracy, NYork: aches F Mer Bunce; Harrlet Lewis, Taylor, and shan ea? Dbethports Seventy-8ix, at Caspian, bee; N ppour, Dariy and NH He a, Murphy, NVOrK. Pate pow | we Stfaavelupert? aaiphiat Chas ‘A 1 ald Hodgdon, Thomas, Dodge, bark Satellite, Turner, Liv- grvoat sca ra M i ford Arive, bar NYork; Sardinian, Hol- Rockland. aa FRANCISCO, Nov ¢—Arrived, steamship Constitu- tio SAVANNAH, Oct 80—Arrived, ship Persian (Br), allen, Liverpool. atone ‘ship Sanspariel (Br), McAlpine, frow it Balled—Brig Guidi ng Star, Carter, Kin pital Arring,b brig Berm erent sry Bees Fn eroport, Eby. a Gieshedecie We taerict NYork. Ship Bickford, Liverpool, "’4—Arrived, @ York. Omens, ‘Nor oh | Palmer, TAUNTON, Nov ee schra John Lozier, Lincols, Mier FF James, NG No on ON, NG, jov 2—Arrived, brig Bessie Howard) ta (NG), Kinne, Liverpool; Dan- nave Ort Jo Ji NGTON, De, ‘Nov 3—A: schrs Lucy af Jones, Albany; Lucy Braxton, Newcomb, ; Thomas M Btone, ton. THAM "Nov Sailed, sobr Isabel Alberto, Tooker, iC. TERRE, Nov 2 Sail sohrs Mary H Miffin, Champlin, NYork; Challenge, 8: fides : aap Huo MISCELLANEOUS. “[ tncocK Porovs PLasteR. Rbeumatiom, Lumbago, Cold Feet, Pain of the Chest, of the Side, Bruises and sccidenta, especially of the Spine, also chronic weaknens or affection thereof, Sore Throat, Varicore Veins, and even in affections of the Heart, this celebrated piaster bas been found to aiford tmmediate and permanent rellet. Dr. J. W. Johnson, of Hartford, writes:—"At this moment of writing a man applies for one, who, by entanglement in the shaft of machinery, had both bis legs broken, spine se- verely injured, and was for nearly a year entirely helpless. This man found relief very soon by the application of the Porous Plaster, on enabled to work, aad now he Iabors as well asever.”” Letter from Dr. Fuller, of Peekskill. Tnowas ALLcock & Co. --- Gentlemen—Bince my severe accident I have used as ap application to the bruised parts your admirable Plaster. Ithas had Ps excellent effect, soothi while drawing out the soreness and sustaining a04 mrengthening the part vpon which it ts applied. E.D FULLER. + FERKSEILL, Oct. 6, 1868, Allcock’s Porous Piasters cipal agency, Brandrath House, § Al -#47H8 Baterows NEW STORY, A DROP OF ¢ F CRIMSON; or, THE FATAL MARRI will commence in No. 66 of the FIRESIDE COMQANION, BSOLUTE DIVORCES Li ; RCI QALLY onta& ED IN acy Stato; no publicity ; no charge until div sicsean quarantined ivics tren. a . HOWES, Aitorney, 78 N agsan street. Ps ed; noe OBTAINED In Aarge till divorce ob- tained ; advice free; also nary and © lo Biat F. L KING, ears messes "4 MISSOURI AND KEN- A 877, Pia at fa 4, vee, eRe, 6. i NOVEMBER 4, Mea &, 1 —OFFICIAL DRAW a Le Mite Secaen, Ported” Charleston; ith, 58, 08. hh Ca Pat so as re) Salled 27th, Dark KR ® Grimth, Drammond, Naw York, ae ‘Afon furnished in the above and also Royal Marana Cleared avib, brig Simond Rowell, Havana, sur Lizzie Maye ft Oct 16 Arrived, brige Ieolar, Leach, St Rice, Brougter, Hav: Jogo ton Fo on TE, Broker, 20 ane ae 183 Fw ARTLETT'S REVERSINLE. J WING MACHINES ARE Hable machines ; they can be used by hand or foot. EWPOTT Mon), wet Ji Sailed, Ermina, Hilton, NVary. now universally acknowledged to be the lowest prloed ree Naxres rived, eDunalé « e style Narra’ Oct id Arrivady Fearless, Patrick, RYOrE fold at #25 will do all tha faintly Depot, 889 Brond- nites Oct 19-08,’ Caroline, from NYork for Bre. | War, New York OP AT RAS, Oct 12--Satled, Ocean Ranger, F Ret Rovirabas, Oct dl—Cisared, Ki Bone, Bio Grarpe, Sept ?—Saied, Han irika, “W Davis, do, *th, Soasiwicl theres, ao, Srevrin, Ott 1o—arriend, B Kalpetorf, Motler, York. SANTO, Sept 22—Cleared, brig devine (HG), NYork. Ar Krerd, Oot ts-No Amn comsal in pork BANTiAuo De ConA, Oct arrived, brig J Rove, Wimen, Boston, echr Coraita, Sleeper, Mhiiadeipht TYXEL, Oct 1h—Salled, Joseph. Holmes, Crocke Cardiff, TAULE Bay, Sept 8--Salled, FA Palmer, McUaslin, Aigon er, NYork. ty Meermans, Walrgey N¥o + Aoaboten, doy Tet Bol Io port bark Glide, Hae TViwaracx (sa thor 7 doth. American Ports. ANDRIA, Nov 3— Arrived, achr Gra vidence. ve Webeter, Raw: Sprague, Providence; A P Cran- schra Willie (Br), mierideo; Grace tir: A Cal ad Reunlon; From the toa barka Jone M feet of acvooners Atb—Arrived. bark Wasp, Ma'age. ALTINORE, Nove Arvived, steams! pion via Rorfolk Ht, and Lathioy brig Annandale; Pp Biackstone, Love: ater, ‘aad Viall, Stason, Warshem: hr 8 H Woolbury, Woodbury, Salle! 24, ache Win Seavar, Tazior, NY. opr PATIL Nov 2. _Arrivai brig Adi er, Fernandina. Dark Line dH, 8 ton, zabeth port ; indy Ad! nt, Young, NVork: Sarai Artived, ah 3 Davis, Bishop, ating, Haatiet (Nor), from Savannal, Also ® g and & a Balled Brig Alice Law, Foster, Philadelphia; acbre RN awkiae, Wyatt, Boston; wort; Matthew Kinney, 0, 41h Of the port, bark Borneo, fron 5 Failed “Steamsilp Juimes Adger, NYork, CALAIS, Oot 20-Arrived, sche ‘island ‘hei, Banker, New Maris Hali, Shepherd, « Northe: er, Darien, G solre Jed Vrye, Langley, and Hammond, Hyp avons Avgralade, Lelaad, New Rochelle; Farragut, ce | J FIND THE BARTLETT REVERSIBLE MACHINEE Jo pomags importam girsntages over the Willcox & Gibbs ‘aud otuer dnt toread machines. B, McCREOURY, Burlington, Vt. — THE HUDSON pryee RAILROAD Yom Orne, i 410 Week ‘Tatrvioth co bene, ye, ye To the STOCKHOLDENS of the Besne River hry the Board of Di of rete 3 he tte ne the Company oa p- mo Sip Compans, 1868, ‘m of November, opm Arr en a Syston - 0 eas Bullion one hundred thi wend oliars ii or ote of providing for the if nny maturi toa cop: wintrzaton thatthe. portion of wook mane ca iF, and that the sam 19 firat offered to tI sock serve oe ph aya olders of tue Company, att aneeting Of Toc oitern will be held at the office of the Company, No. 470 West Thirtieth street, in the city of N York, on the s0th day of November, A. D. 1668, at 12 o'oloe) M., f ose of sanctioning the’ proposed increase of Ky if Chey au fn corer Company are wituouT us Mh tifa iia, te 1 for te rex Vi EXTRA TED char J int Mp feat Bowery. $5,000. aENane of the following Sinsriowa UNITED sta 0 July Ty BGS, sistent From the ofice of th a STAI Fike INSURANOB COMPANY, No. ronaieny, og athe afternoon of August, 107s in Bonds of 0) each, numbered ‘vliow od, 0,6," 60,C00, sirollewns Bonds of @f00 each, tor cxtragting Broadway, “ree 0 ts j Numbered ws foi feo 1061377, ned againat busing, selling or NICHOLAS ©, MILLBBy Frosident, All petwons aro hereby Legotiating the same. auld ul street, near ,