The New York Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1872, Page 10

10 a a daa aaa . ; Boston. x Barbadoes; W H Bickmore, Biek+ be gequied,, } it is undisputed in this cnse | sisting of employés of the Tmaion, and, assemb!ing | Whitestone, the Herald Line will be open for all business 4 Rrengryine, slams, Phalages nie for Bos by a tf, Be Sane. BF nny OBBERY it op ‘of May there three thivv.s | in the large store Novae,” arms ‘and ‘ammunition | and private messayes, and the same attended to with all | Kehr BP wiwheaton, Henry, Philadelphia for Somerset, SUR e et en, stanley, Fall River ora CBee sete gm tichitesne tae Deanhasret | Ware cncaped moran’ tanta tos ageney | PACT sen fu brimaere.cit Gen ote eritea | Remteraeerites eeu teccauer, Sani months ago ant’ knew he wasa very dangerous charac me Mi . All messages must be prepaid. Pik "Smith, New York for Boston. Huntley, New York ; Franconia, Levy, Salem. and yet it bout this hearing the appros.ch, became alarmed and made i ir Piscataqua, Smith, . : ceri it shinies cpt cron | Rrerraigny. deca owt eg anaes ME | ee a cy wont or | Bar Wa Weniee has Hw or Pont | raga tye en olin New Yor ey we @ence. M ‘Sullivan, 8, Boston, to load * his ‘a that if Winfield should persist in his | quietly. . ~ 4 less , two-cents for every additional word. York for Noank. Rio Janetro. Great Field Day Among the threats te wit aw ftom the ease she oho see « é ‘ s—For a message of twenty words or BS rin ip ta ‘New York for Provi- BANGOR, Oct 25—Clearea, brig A_D Torrey, Hi 114 nis a wordees heme ascertained by our wor Waee to formed | jean tctoe astivered oo board vessels off waits ‘dence, Spero New York; sch Lavolta, Whitmore, Newark , * | amd cempel—obserye the word compel—him, if necessar; ertained by onr commander he ed | jean, te'be delivered on vessels me, one ; York : 9 te. 5 i Counsel. fo pervunte Winneka to continue ih'the case and with ee The force, now twenty-#ix, was divkled | Goiter, frye cents for every additional word. SORT DM Sennders, Pierce. Now York for Boston. Be tata eaten eats Remar, Enlladel} * ho wbated vigor.)’ In another place it mentions that | into three parties, ‘The frst, compesed of soldiers, ‘Advertisements for New Youx Henaup free. ‘Rehr Adelaide, Smith, New York for New London. beth mburner, French, New York, fae, sai and we ra fkely tobe ramered, Then fo | sine ofthe eam and. ueros the creek, as Was ores SER UGE cee PhidaNe trenton” — | roast Mourntn: and 9 Siaiee Bence coh A ? le of ie Camp an ross le creek, room| 0 » y, , , Denunciation of the Police Com- | tarnc't aitenson'can tecmmen'putatigheinanine® | Under Sergeant Burk. "The second, consisting of | Flerald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street, Behr Montana: Benese, hiuadeighin for Boston. veea | Shite Hopkin New York, Winkward," Bila, Bue Seathing nun In ano:her piace Wezead— sas soon as you ret the note soldlers and citizens, jyurrounded fe tine. nearest ‘Herald Ship mas SN er No} Bast ers Gopr BC tae Kelly tnd a sg VARRTH Oct 23 —Sailed, bri Mary © Rosevett, Savannah see Tecumseh.” Here are three allusions cumse! cy, whi jeutena h jo 1265 Broadw: e yan. i 3 Ont: . , missioners by the District Attorney. | Ths Seieritasrthatenwameisenss som ee + | fevety andere ihe otha ta partes | Whtedune Deck, Wolo, ee nih REE sae | gemerO On pire “gees tte cr wing eh allowed sufiierent 1c piednnnu SES ir West |, Trac! for Providence. orgetown, Uy ropper, Baltimore: : THIS LETTER. WAS INTERCEPTED . : Jane, i natn oer togrng hy soed what ey | He nowtoes the tre, ey aavane! th | Atmanse for Rew York—This Day — | EAC aRcr inane Munarc™™ | Hecke Tee ath fu she lay Yuk jee Hcumpry "Frociar ls twat he was Bocaler ‘oan | The-eunchag of our opers attrecting our obleer mon, waren, sehr dyivan, Kendell Putbdelphie er Bontone’ | Sehneon' Yames isttean, Shivpaiire, New anowcks ‘ c ‘of our spurs “ cer’ J . » PI Iphia for Bosten. Sg z Counsel for Defence Pronounce; the chet Hewaltams. rs, Devercux is told vo go und see | attention anerder Wwas given to dispense with them 4 CAS ta Behe edward Ridsers delhi for Boston, | “GHARLESTON, Oct 28—Arrived, bark. Pordiche Sp, CONS, 000 ee ene cee and the strictest silence imposed. Advancing up t | Bondate hr 8. J Bright, Kenda! ! 14 tox Boston. § for Barcelona, (see Disasters); 80 Case a Base Conspiracy. Ye {sa man ‘whom 1 have known foryeare xs an of. | the road about half amuile, not a word being spoken fee et Behr P'W May, Nay, New York for Boston, Arrived: wteansiup: Manhatten, Woodbull, New cer df this Court, amd his veracity iaas good a3 yours or | ttt directly opposite the ‘Tepees’ ‘of the Indians, a es Jariton (Er), Tabasco for Falmouth B diss mitis, Heis aman whose reputation no one can im- | we were deployed in a skirmish line about sevexty- OCEAN STEAMERS. ED. iaGhenan Ears "Whea he'svent on that tision ho had not the | gueg?eits,aPart, And with Orders In so eee of aa eee maleate — a ame tee era . me in] a re A it (not |, Ida sa] nson, Winfieia’s Pathetic Appeal; for | sinttest concevtion that he was ZC! pany Indian if possible, ‘The other parties ueard | DATES OF DEPARTURE FHOM NEW YOKE FOR Steamshipg Franklin, for Stettin; City of Merida, Ha- | York Gen Connor Shute, “Curacuat Ellen Mosrisom, at ia tievcarus's crest public duty ant a'danseroas | trom, the line advanced till the wen were in @ cit- SOIR OP OCTOREE: AND . Hana; Leo, Savannan; Zodiac, Morehead City ; Ningat Guadaloupe, d | Baile inatic pond, i ir el, midon ; 2 ve Mercy. Gne to ve performed. Twenty men. had ‘shrunk from it, | We about fifty yards apart, when Mr, High ana the Bieeners | Beil] Destination. | Obie. | rear Aiwerps brigh Gucen of Beauty: Babkes Gipacy | pDANVERS, Oct 2—Arsived, were Lillian, M Warreng sae Tea sche ele ves inate WEREE Micon Lntbroe tens || See ae cnnoeg SoWatde She ouer wiewan Liverpool ..429 Broadway Ques, ‘Havana, Elizabethport Be Liverpool 1. Liverpool. .|15 Broadway. Sreausnre Canouina (Br), Macgarr, for Liverpool, | kit, New York; W'S ‘Thompson, Suiith, New Haven{ [I Broadway. | which put back to Baltimore Oct 6, badly damaged by | Alida, Knowles, Providence. Hl 5, 7 Bowling coMision, sailed 26th for destination, having completed re- | ,, Saited—Sehrs Hunte 2 ling Green ” » Gedney, Bridgeport Ios Broadway. pairs. Mary Xhn McCann, ita ask you to believe him; not, at all. ay ware Informed ‘no dan; a if Indians stay in ‘The responsibility ' Py ests on you. You havein charge Chiet MeWiliamsama | “Wiekiups.”” One man was th n MRS, DEVEREUX AGAIN CALLED FOR, Soun Doyle. You have in charge ORDERED TO CALL UP “PAGWYTE” reasal TRE DEFENCE OF YOUR OWN PROPERTY and the head men of the tribe, which he only and the property of every man in the county. Do F vag upon being showed “heap of soldiers,” accompa- ding, Henley, Bost — duty and that is all Pexpect. Why, tis in so astoun ed with threats. ‘These being assembled they Srxausutr Goo Horr (Br), from Philadelphia for Cork, ; ' re Cee . : so appalling, tay semanecss the Terand property ot | were informed of no danger if indians were quiet, Faswitng Green | wenvon the bar of Chester,Pa, on Sunday night, Tug | Wadgeoue? Rule, Wilson, Norwalk; Mercer, Worsond Depne Rebukes the Claqueurs © avid | ull. juss we prove these men guilty by Joel. | nur tuat they must produce “Tommy,” “Khomyt” | City ofan 15 Broadway America tried to pull her’ off’on Monday morning, but | YORERESS MONROE, Oct 23—Passed in for Baltimore, convincing evidence, let them go. Let us use our Be ofan 5 Broad’ fas ‘unsuccessful. hie Was to make anotnce sespe | ait aS MONROE, Oct 88-—Vassed in for. Baltia eee y Feason, owt intellect and our jadginent, and aypronc! and the other murderers, I had ‘lniost forgotten Weetphatin st Broadway. was naanOeN (Rus), Ekqvist, from pool; barks Singles Ont Man for Punishment. the case like intelligent men, Ladmit that on the testi- | to state that Gillis had visited the agency un! a hin Carolina, for Queenstown ; bar! len, for Rio Janeiro; Caribou, for Aspinwall, bri for Providence, mony ef thieves you ought not to take away a man's |. known to the Indians and identified these as two | St JsBroadway. | | Suir Comapee (Br), at San Francisco 2lst inst, from “ LL RIVER, Oct 27—Sailed, schrs David Brown, Em/ ‘ are eae q i h Calitorni ’ a ly Bowling Liverpool, reports;—At_ hoon on the lath of August last, | Yam Alone tie Criience ane OF he hr eetGinenecuve t | Of the four who had attacked them. This they did ps 2 Howling Greeu | when nincty mites southcast of Cape Horn, sighted a vor" | Bur by ~ : ° not seem inclined to do, but the military again remen TINov. 2 Bowling Green 1 -with signals of distress. The ship was stecred toward thas Mhrectold aig “Tt yes Bees ee osie on heing. pointed to, our “needle guns” beginning to | City of Haltimore:|Nov. 1 115 Broadway. her's near ‘aa the wind Fe oultalae, ‘When about three erson, Georgetown, DC; D B' Doane, Nickerson, New M€bMer fromja Juror to the Court—The Attorney fined uiine we elrarge he | shine under the dawning light, proved good per- | Holsatia Nov. miles from her it was perceived. that the vessel York. P eta nenioni as ieeniscasaiccie Suadern, aud. they ate length ‘consented, and tress was on fire, thick clouds of smoke rising from th 2th—Sailed, schr Margaret, Clark, New York. " i 0 nequit hit. ; ¥ Dark, ‘ “Moneral,to Conclude His Address his Morn- ee GITY THOUSAND PEOPLE tor | two shivering Indians were delivered up, with little fore part ofthe vetsel. "About 2 PM the capital GALVESTON, Oct a)—Sailed, bark Omon (bi), MeWIK ing—Tho Proper Administration of Justice | 9h ¢piin ere wien gail Nodhins of inane. ay | Glee than nels lanes pesty tose men wore | huttsne: pa i broadway. | fect rowel proved toe, ihe dutian Ber agate thriePeatzt antter. Wihams, Liverpool be # a o : “4 . ‘ . le ‘om Liverpool, wi ‘cargo of for Cal C ls » do. { ‘More Important Than the Acquittal bay ep eeraent pveip ky pa wae, ibe atoll detailed to guard them to the (agency, and the Be boon on Are soven daya when the crow left be 2d Sallet bark Clara Baton, Morrison, Now Yor =. chiefs intorme ey must come be e Ct Ban« Gro Carnie (Br), from Mexico for Cork, for or- aie 4g ” 6 of the Acoused—Chief McWilliams dence when the hour of adjournment arrived. He | twas drawn in and the whole party withdrew. ‘The | PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 29, 1872 | acta'mutints key Wort Get isior provisions uni w fe: | 'EEovowermn ort ae-arcteed, trig Ronest tation - Burrendered by His Bondsman, Judge Depue will charge the jur ee chiefs being assembled, consisting of “Pagwyte, stow cargo; vessel leaking a little. Blatchford, Cadiz; schr Ruth Hodgdon, Melvin, Rockla judge Dep’ o nen i na letter writ. | “Bannock Jim,” ‘Washepo” and ‘Tygee,’? the Barx H D Brooxay, before reported on fire and scut- | tor New York. errs ven hyone of the jurors, and stanng uur e was | Ue of the celebrated warrior of, that name, they oe sae, could not be hacer "ana claburgea'® oper | Eleaetiport caer gana tehta ts aner, Ma 7 arties, A port; 21 lavana, Pennington, Ne Yesterday was the fifth day of the trial of Chiet | approached by the man Saunders, who has already LA enenurinre cri eu eee ‘Sim, | _ Steamship City-of Merida, Timmermann, Havana and | deck apparently burned. Orleans (and sailed 224 tor Havana); 22d, Tappahannos! “McWilliams and Detective Doyle, at Jeteey City. | 2chieved such unenviavle notoriety im ‘tins case. | With tears in his eyes, said yes, that “Tommy,” | Vera Cruz—F Alexandre & Son: Banx Ponpicno (Sp), Conto, from New Orleans Oct 8for | Reed, Havana (and sailed for New Orleans); schrs Ral} e The Court requested that any juror who might be 18 t re Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & | Barcelona, with a cargo of staves, sprung aleak 23d, and | Carlton, from New York; Early Bird, from Indianola shere were many in attendance who did not putin | to the Court. Tnis matter will be made the subject they had gone north, He was then informed that Cyrlgaph ating ett ah lorgal 5 . omy oe Barx Canton (Br), from Tobasco, Mex, for Falmouth, FE, | Gork'for orders (arrived 10th). Bee ‘an appearance on the previous days. There was a | © an investigation when the trial is ended. unless he would start the next-day and promise to | | Steamship, Fanita, Doane, Philadelphia—Lorillard bere ci gactoomlyesn gen disabled condition. "NO wdtrived at do 8th, bark Canton en. from {he const of ——— ; ea . Eng, rush foreeats fally half an hour before the opening Rearrest of Chicf McWilliams. bring igi be aa Ethes as ayllee ne nee Stoamatin Gian ens, Bearye, Bostoo—H F Dimock a Banx Pausss, from Montevideo, tos Ego. a ‘ine. moat cand sated on te. Jat. sive BoE SeeHEeE os 2 mish Gears As if anything could add to the intense excite- | After along consultation they promised to have ip fir Hobt Feel, Freeman, London—Grinnell, Min- | yard Haven 210, lost an anchor ani joms of chain | ,MACHTAS, Pleared, , Robinson, New York. MILLBRIDGE, Oct 25—Arrived, brig B F Nash, 8tJohn,’ t 0. ‘The Mest of the lawyers who appeared was the | ment concerning the trial of the Chief of Police of | ‘em in “two moons,” and they were allowed te naar Liberia, Fossett, Canary Islands—Yates Petter- | Brig Jonn Pierce, Townsend, from Baltimore for Bos: eld 7 go. At this moment, an excitement occurring out- i NB, to load for Cuba. District Attorney, who looked very careworn for @ | Jersey City, he was last evening surrendered by | Site, there was a rush'to the door to ascertain its | “Hark Granen (Nor), Knudsen, Queenstown or Falmouth Sat, With loss Bf matnboc te Te ee eee rt pes | MARBLEHFAD, Oct 28—Arrived, schr J 8 Shindler, j young man, and was evidently tatigned from his | nis pondsmen, arrested by the Sheriff and taken to | cause, when it was found that upon the guard | fororders—Tetens & Bockmann. been an exceedingly rough one, TArEW ORLEANS, Oct 24—Atrived, ship Lizzio: Moses, “) rk Hi (Br), Ce . \—] Cc Jong and laborious labors in this case. Hisad- | tno gounty Jail. Since his unexplained escape his | Placiig the shackles upon ‘“Knomyt? he had Bark Hanocn (on: Penegurd: kutwerpofunes, Baye | BRIG Lisra BaxAnea (Aust), Medanich, from Rio | Coxe Liverpent hasker Beda ep biazle, Moses, Li pool ean) tor New York, remains ashore at Cape May. | eto (Span), Alegria, aya, Below, ship Wyoming, phia: sprung aside and drawn a revolver secreted upon & bout 500 bags coffee have been taken out in good order, Fang hy Philadel, ark Robert Morrison, Leovy, ma, ns ress to the jury had been stopped by the adjourn- | nonusmen have been, to say the least, afraid of | hi " ar is person, The prompt action of private nh Bi it aU (Br), Ballou, gig aN ate Aa Bi ae Bea eget Weer Fiscnved chem eather chan any ingpres: aioue avoided biowdaned; seizing Mis west be ie, ren ne a sp se heap Ehyt Coast. Wrecking Co have their steamer (Span), Medina, Barcel trial, has influenced them rather than any impres- hed the pistol from his hand, After a su’ rk Patmos, Nichols, San Franc! 0 iutton pan), ina, Barcelona to ali, from his sickly cast of countenance, flon’ concerning the result. of the trial, Sheriff ania tresireee fnrnished by the hospitable | Co. Lackawanna ‘at work upon her, and if the weather verpool; brig San Juan ena 4 ‘that he spent a great part of the nigh? im collecting Reinhardt went to Cooper’s Hall and netified the | agent, the prisoners were placed in the wagon, and ate Sanlle (Ital), Jaccarino, Gloucester—Funch, Edye fos Prove favorable, it is thought the vessel will be ogerdam. ehlss Mae Octane: Gaiewe, Siew oie materials for the remainder of his speech. He felt | Chief, who was sitting there, that his bondsmen | the command returning to Fort Hall, they were | *,°°. Gnmore Meredith, Ayres, Aspinwall-8 C 2 : , 20th—Arrived, steeinship Cortes, Kemble; New Yorke ‘the weight of a powerful trio of legal opponents, | had given him up aud it was necessary to arrest | safely lodged in the guard house. ‘They will be esos seem icine ates sl Toud & | Some Many Menanon, Brighton, of and for Fall River | Nil BEDFORD, Oct 2eArtived.. schrs Tasth So. fore reported), with ick the him,” ‘The Chief made no resistance whatever, and | handed over to the civil authorities at Boise | lirig Leonard Meyers, Hicks, Campeachy, &e—Miller & | foundation for a. viaithouse fou Race Kock Sondayevon, | Chase, New York; J Tripp, Nickerson, Chatham for and, being remarkably sensitive of his reputation | accompamed the Sheriff to the jail. ‘Yhe-arrest | to stand their trial. Too much. credit | Houxhton, ing, about 8 o'clock and immediately bilged and wid off | 40, a8.a public prosecutor, and feeling that the oppor- | was made shortly before eight o'clock. cannot be accorded ‘to the military and | , Brig Annie (Br), Nugent, St Johns, PR-DR DeWolf & the'rock, when she sank in about five fathoms water, atl Brien ees genes oung Teaser, Slocum, Phlladelphiag tunity was one which seldom occurs more than aS the agent engaged in the affair. Lieutenant | “Sone appic Perkins (Br), Reynolds, Port Spain—Cran- | fresh from NE, Capt Brightman was at New Londowing | NEWPORT, Oct an’ PM—Arrived. schrs Enos B Phil ence in a lifetime, he nerved himself for the task. INDIAN MURDERERS C. APTURED. Le ryt wre comp cofopetely sueroan ced pels) agit, Berteaux & Go, eS (OS ‘& Par. | Bslstance. Ups, Gardner, qpomereet for Philadelphia; Roanoke, 5 a ci chr Sea (Br), ley, fal x—Hene| r= >] mnt for New York. - When he arose he threw himself heart and soul poldinny, and the Avi tone Of Mes High in qemand. '. . se . Sour 8 M Truxn, from Philadelphia for Fall River, | “Sailed—schr Jos Porter, Burroughs, Philadelphia. ker. while at anchor on Saturday night off Reedy Island was a e l- ito the case, and while he kept the audience ing the guilty ones, yet accompanied with the as- | ,chr Thos Frazier, Plum, St Anns—Youngs, Smith & | Tin'futo‘by: steamship empire, and had port bow eat | 2th; AM Arrived, brid Jobu Teviog area Naw sare ( r thers, ve o is- be doy 1 : we for Si “4 Yo - spellbound by his dexterous unravelling of the con- furente readies i rin penieeluaeantis Sat Fehr John Somes, Mayo, Jacksonville—Bentley, Miller board the'tyier fathead te ee Teak ae habeas wreak on ie cies Ro roerp is ioe Mee sillen Fer spiracy he at the same time engrossed the atten- | Bannack Indians Attack a Party | nurabors of the whole force eugayed intue capture, | “:°%, patma, Rankin, Georgetown, SC—Bentley, Miller | 19 Delaware City, trom whence she was towed buck to | Queen, Chase. Rondlout, for Fall Rivers Mary i Mead, tion of the Judges and counsel for defence, His : ' and that the tribe numbers 150 Indians, including | a. GcEE AV ECA ERE Ro ee of Hospitable Miners. fitt} 50. t hrasher, Taunton for New York. address was conceded by all to bea fine effort, warriors, it was @ succcssfal amair. Itis'the | , Schr Nelly Potter, Gaskil, Washington—W K Hinman Richmond, having apparently received no damage. NEW LONDON, ot 28 Arrived, steamer Wameutta, ‘ : y 0 His denunciation of the iniquitous rystem which universal opinion that, had the Bannacks suspected Scug Barty Birp, from Indianola for New York, put | Fish, New York for New Bedford. ste our slim numbers or had the least notice of our ap- Schr Defiance, Thorndike, Boston. HW Jackron & Co. Hira at an aoe remaincd 22d, making some The following vessels were boarded 23th :—Schrs Jameq : Schr Artist, Cherricut, Providenc helps, Rockwell, Poughkeepsie for Provideuce; David maintains in power as guardians of the public peace proach, they would have shown fight; as it was, | chr Onward, Wheeler, Hartiord<-I W vackeon & Co. Scun Stan, Raynor, from New York for Nassau, put | @ Floyd, Gifford, Toboken for do: Ellza J Raynor, Mite ‘A SET OF CONVICTED MEN One Miner Killed and Two Wounded—Uncle | they were restless to get away, and were only kept Schr T J Owen, Simpson, Bridgeport—Waydell & Co. into Lewes, Del ‘With logs of sails. i chell, do for do; Mira A Pratt, Pratt, Rondout for Paw- iahiasie y f e by the postponement of the issuing of the annuities ‘ Bons Evelyn, Palmer, Stamfor¢—Stamford Manufactar- peep ees ace wentashore on Sunday evening on spaxces roeee me ease aentons south Amboy wt Beton iH was partienlarly relished by his hearers. Sam's Retaliation—Troops from Fort Hall by Mr. High. It was the timely arrival of the sur- Mier cacke Argo, Austin, Apalachicola, Fla—Wm Aus- | the west end of Fisner's Island, and bilged. A steamtug | Hazell Green setey city for ‘Taunton; PS Lindsey, At fifteen minutes before ten the Judges were 8 a Indi by Night.and vey that enabled your correspondent to accom. | 4)" ‘ 2 iJ from New London has gone to her assistance. Hamiiton, Hoboken ‘for Portland; Eure’ a, Soule, Por! seated, and Judge Depue directed the District At- jurround the ians by Night cn pany the scout and forward .this account, Sioop Eliza Ann, Higgins, Martford—Rackett F Bro. WAX UNKNOWN scun is reported ashore on Beaver Tall. Johnson tor Charlestown iqevelind, Gilmore, Hoboken torney to proceed. The main points of his ad- Capture the Murderers—The Red- LITERARY CHIT-CHAT. Steamer Philadelphia, Davis, Philadephia, en eee are rece nes Gone om Neypare ep: | Sap Gouin conth ‘Amboy'for Boston; War dteed,| adress, which occupied an hour and ten minutes in skins Frightened and Anxious. -C. . Steamer Delaware, Crocker, Now Haven. Sioor Cama Patarn—The Steamer Elm ity, on her | Giumney Blzabethport for Leovidence: Kato & Mary,’ @elivery, were as follows :— ARRIVALS, Baiward pessage through, Lon rand Sonnd Noaterday | petuport for do; Hannah Willetts, Fish, Port Johnson for Why did McWilliams run away? It was @ vractice In Ean y 1N November Messrs. Scribner, Armstrong of Greenwich, Ut capsized. Took off the crew and | Somerset; 1H orden, Hadwin, New York tor Fall forme ei houl 1 a : ti ; y Rslzed. Took off the crew and | River; Whistler, Keete,’ do for Taunton; Justice, Cogs Shamed wiih actine Mis prods mere fect wt ene Forr HALL, Oct. 14, 1872 } 4 Co. will publish the first volume of Mr, Froude’s | REPORTED BY THR HERALD STRAW YACUTS AND | brought them 10 New York, Left the master on board | pall, #tilaabethport for’ Narragansett Pier; Urbana, Ale mo dilference whether he was afterwards arrested and (CAMP U. 8, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY} HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. with fishing smack alongside to tow her to port. Jen, Poughkeepsie for Providence; David A Berry, Wale convicted ; if he ran is pod. forfeited. We “History of Ireland.” It promises to be as graphic Miscellancous. ters, Hoboken for do: J H Burnett’ Gorden, do tor do: al nd Thomas Edmondson a Pollen Retead eterna . In the middie of June last three miners, named id intavendl his “Eat 1 Engl; by Steamship Java (Br), Martyn, Liverpool Oct 19 and le J Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Croton for do; Hacer, Howard | officer of this city, going over to the city of New York | Clavmen, Gillis and Nelson, left Boise City, the capi- | ®24 Interesting as his “Ilistory of England. Queenstown 20th, with mdse and passengers to © G | The purser of the steamship Champion, from Charles- | Gola Spring for all River, : . ee Srl ndvisinye MeWilt S untaneeane j etytd : ged? Tite COMING CHRISTMAS SEASON would not seem | Prancklyn. ton, has our thanks for tavora. EW HAVEN, Oct 2—Arrived, bark J ¢ Lamb (Br) Inw.. These are tI ice Commissioners we | tal of Idaho Territory, for Ross’ Fork, near Snake | ico unless it was accompanied by the usual | Qessmnmip Atlantic (Br), Glendell, Liverpool Oct i8.and | "OS pier (Br), at New Bedford, which waswreckea | Taylor, Liverposl; schrHolons, Hilly Fort Johnson; oop ~bave in this city. Edmondson went ball for him, but it | River, and thence to Montana Territory by the P yy the, usual pie enstown 19th, with mdse CW eee tad to yde , ", Odd s arks., Arrived at 6:21 AM, rly winds tothe | at Squibnocket in March last, has been put under the Fellow, Smith, New York, Mike ahi is vonvecas stage road, to continue thelr prospecting after the variety of illustrated books. They have now, Banks; from. thence ‘variabie winds. ‘Oct a lat 49, ion | American flag. Sailed—Schrs Henry Lemuel, Jarvis, and Bolona, Hil ‘ New York. gnd the Circuit Court ordered it to be prosecuted that | much coveted metal. Journeying across the sage- | ‘°F more than a quarter of a century, been looked | {218 passed a White Star steamship, bound ‘cast; Mth, | | LauxcuxD—At Greenport, LI, Oct 24, from Berrian & | “PENSACOLA, Oct %—Arrived, schr @ D King, EW j ‘was only when : t Ton 43 15, passed a ship's long boat, containi Smith's yard, schr Mary Freeland. She'ls @. double deck ; McWilliams came back. If that bail had tt for- st l- * vs yard, schr Mary Freeland. he 8 a double dec! dridge, Georgetown. delled Wwe would never have McWilliams Mere i tiva | covered plain, with no thought of danger, they ap: | {7 98 the natural concomitants of the anni- | provisicn casks and a water cask; noname'on boat three-masted schr, of 28 tons register, with a carrying rE Cnion, Blanchard, New ¥ 5 seth, Salled—Bark Uni ork. ‘Court. Edmondson did not think it healthy to zo his bail Jon 93 04, passed a Gujon steamship, bound east; | capacity of about 600 tons. She will be employed mostly | PHILADELPHIA, Oct 28—Atrived, Steamships Tagat it 44 cWilliams went on the stand, and the State did | Proached the foot bills of the Salmon River Moun. bark Orpsens wa), trom atonal versary. Though the manner of executign has th ie, in the Southern or European trade, Capt Wm F Clark | (Br), Compton, Liverpool; Roman, Baker, Boston’ al Benj B Thor seain MeW lelphia; 28th, Int 4128, lon’ 6529, a Nation: Clark, of Greenport, will com- | brigs Mary 0 Mariner, Durgin, Ragged Island a changed with the predominance of various modes Dy + i is son, Capt yma steamship, do; same day, 392 miles east of Sandy H 4 : “ of production, and photography has almost dis- received a pilot trom ees t Isaac Webb, Noa. ly Hool mand. ne Bree als tee! Gos parties at the east Qwen, Gung, Reena +L Madeira. Moslander, Salt Ca; placed the beautiful line engravings of the Heaths Steamship Italy (Br), Thomson, Liverpool Oct 16 and Hattie Perry, built at male Me, for Messrs JH | Everett, Gregory, ABS aed. and Findens and other celebrated artists, there | Guna Oct 2s, tai 10 lon Th30 pris Bron iro Fave, | PET, #,Co, of New Bediord, was td have been launched dike, Brunswick Gay Sit seems now a tendency to recur to the old style. Sac or eee eee pee pilot boat set, me About 38 tons coal, and is to be commanded by Capt Wil- Hostomey a inteer isan. 4 noticeable example of this is afforded by a | the within a heavy gale irom NE; fell in wich | 2 Chase. splendid folio edition of the famous political ro- | her, at 8 PM, and iay:by ner until 7:39 EM, when she | ,,MOXrmrat, Oct20—The steamship, Livarno, with a gon- tains and continued along their base, when, about conviction that sfustice, Thatis why he was disqu w.of his State:—"“Any person convir arson, burglary. rape, sudo Ainqualified trom giving ‘You see he Is CLASSED WITH THE GREATEST CRIMINALS, and yet he would have us beli ence to men Whose repu n:have we for Chief of F in this cily to-da; e | fifty miles trom the Indian Agency for the Shoshone Draiivad led me morder, (Snake) and Bannack tribes, they fellin witha party ‘hee in. any'court of law. | of the latter tribe starting on a hunting and fishing trip. This meeting occurring towards sundown, i they inquired of Pagwyte, the chief, where they could find a good camping ground for the night, ntlemen, suppose the Chief catches a man in th He pointed toaravine abouta mile distant and mmittin, bbery, and the Chief arrests h id man ts placed on trial, ihe counsel for the defence has | said his boys were “Heap” ‘How,” which ly toebject to the testiinony of the Chief, and there is | ‘ nd of the case. MeWilllans’ tesdmony will not be | % the Anglo-Indian for very ‘sociable, the received in any court. What first word being used on all occasions ‘4 TRRRIDLE STATE OF THINGS ‘ for a clty.of nearly one hundred thousand inhabitants, | tO €Xpress quantity or number, while the latter is The Police Commissioners are just in the same boat with | the universal form of salutation. The hunters con- him, We have been unable to find Mrs, Devereux; but 1 | Pascagoula; schrs_D Mary E Vancleaf, Thorn: arp, Webb, Bangor; Frank Minnio Reppltrs: Woe 3 nize, Haley, ie Ric! hs Kennebee River; J T Alburger, Doughty; EB itmery a ized. Ti eral cargo, "hay arrived here. TI Jennie N Huddell, Cranmer; mance by John Keats—“Endymion,” It is illus. | wien-we took’¢ eanetey ep Be ty men ae ‘and | steamship that has ever visited this port. Yanneman, Buckalew, and J I Moore, ston ¢ rd sieamship Italy, from Liver- Notice to Mariners. eeeee HORE ee ee Uens mraned British ane Gn. Lockha Ant’ 0; sche ¢ his testimon: is ab eproac trated with splendid engravings on steal trom | tort New Vorkn gomery, from ‘An aintings by E, J. Poynter, associate of t Steamship Minnesota (Br), M Lit t 16th | FASTER ARCHIPELAGO—SUL0 SEA—DISCOVERY OF A BANE | _ Cleared—Shi Atal - ibe 4 Pes i a0: OF SEF ROEM | oa taeenere Mie with tone be "al sana (SANTA LUCTA), werp; bark Delta (Br), Groves, my, se picture of “Perseus and Andro- | to Williams & Guion’ Oct 2% lata), lon 4218 pawed a | _ ‘The Spanish corvette Sante Lucia, aceompa Cheney, are | SEGA, Sanath Wen a: Baten meda” was one of the chief attractions of the Royal | White Starsteamer bound east; 26th, lat 44 03, lon 6804, a | FUnboat Mindoro, nd BSE ai iden an ml nisin, Moiter ces: Nutter at NBs Tahgier, Ralisoueys jon Nadab, a, les broa J L Cotter (Br), Nutter, St John, ‘angler, Guion steamer bound east, extending N. Academy Exhibition of the present year. The Steamship California (Br), Craig, Glasgow Oct 19, via | Zhe centre of the bank is in lat 6 24 30 N, 11344 E. | Roxbury; Abbott Laurence, Griflin, Bangor; Hat 2 a “ i Coombs, Jameson, R a plates are engraved by a distinguished French | Moville 20th, with mdse afd passengers to Henderson | Hyimaings of from (tg. to 6% fathoms were found halt a | Comin. Jt sa ita, Durkee, Balize, Miss, think we have satisfied you, gentlemen of the jury, that | tinued on their way, and the miners, arrfed atthe | 0 Bros, . No 2. ; Lewes, Del, Oct 29—-Arrived, two large three-masted we have made cvery ‘reayonable eure wo. ind her: | designated spot, made preparations to camp. | **tist, F. Joubert, who has done justice to the | Stcamship Trinacria (Br), Thomson, Glasgow, Oct 16, Us hiydroarapnie notice of i872 wives Information of | steamer’ Whi Vaabeceet icat q yia Moville 17th, with mdse’ and 174 passengers; to Hen: “ANI 1" He ae mits Rous, Leay in all sincerity, T don't know. | wWoite these were in progress four Indians rode up, | °hatming classical designs of the painter. Among | Jerson Brox. tad moderste weather. a rocky patch just awash, 8% miles east of the above- | _PORTLAND, Oct 26—Arrivea, schr Ella L ‘refethen, a 3 Sterling, Monhegan, to load for Martinique. Are by her absence I don't know. Gentlemen, T ask you | apparently on the road to overtake the main party English art students Mr. Poynter is almost alone | | Steamship Westphalia (N@) Schenzen, Hamburg Oct 16 meni notice alfects British Admiralty Fad No 2676; US en bieared bra. ad ic Hale, Shepherd, Cardenas. %o do your duty in this case between the State and ‘th Vv and Havre loth, with mdse and 993 passengers to Kun- VIDENG E ved, ste u i Sceused. Lhave endeavored todo my-dutyincallectng | ahead, and, stopping to rest, were invited to par- | 12 Bis devotion to the antique, and his mind seems | hardt & Co. Cet 25 lat 47 13, Jon 88 48, Based pe Tey ep Harding, Philalelphias schrs White Femce Milner! ail the information jatd before you, If L have tailed 10 | taxe of supper, Which waa now ready, and the in- | roughly Imbued with the indescribable charm | Steamer bound ; 26th, lat 41 21, lon 64 41, steamship Alle- RH WYMAN, Commodore USN, Hydrographer. | Alexandtia: Saratova, Weeks, Elizabethport? Wiliam G Dring guilt home to these men. by all means acquit them; | pper, iy, that pervades the personifications due to the poets | pawed’ a Bremen aeamen bound i, nt 42 56 lon 6844, | yarographic Office, Washington, DO, Ost 9 157. Irish, Terrell, Newburg; FG Smith, Enos, Port Johnson, butt they are guilty I ask you to find a verdict ot guilty. | vitation was willingly accepted. ‘Turning their eamehip Bremen (Noh Ledewise, Bremen Oct 36, vi Ghidteink: Estelle, Furniss, Hoboken: Minquas: Heaney, Jersoy City | EX-CHANCRLLOR WILLIAMSON horses loose, with the “lariats” on, the party | ®24 sculptors of the old Hellenic world. No more | gouhampton liih, with mdse and sis passengers te Oct 5 ‘The reported arrival of brig Wm Mallory, Jr, from Pens .then rose and replied for the defence. He said:— Y : Y | attractive volume than this has been produced for | riehs & Co. : hort | sAFHived, At St Helene, Sept 18, brig Myra, Babcock. of a nr roy i sat down, and one of the Indians speaking English Sleamship City of Havana, Deaken, Havana Oct 25, | 96 Harbor, with 100 Dba fo wht. amer J W Everman, Morgan, Philadelphians ¢ question is not wheter these men committed acts « many a day. with mdse and passe: to F Alexandre & Sot falcahuano, Chile, Sept ‘apt Allen, of bark Mars, | Sarah A Bolce, Boice, do; Wm Collyer, Taylor. do; R # indiscretion which you and I would avoid; not what | quite well the meal to all appearances was “Heap, | “ Bteamnenip Ohampiers Lockwocd. Ohavlessen of New Bedford, was on shore here yesterday, having | Reynard, Hall, Now York; Charles A Graincr, Harvey, did atter the 6th of-lane, but what they were doing | how.” ‘The hosts, little suspecting the deep treach. ROMINENT PLACE 18 CLAIMED either as an orna- | | Steamship, Ch DALE TIETS tO HK Morea aie Ct 26, | jefe hts vessel soine ten miles out. He Brought'a man for | dos HH Daley, Dart, do: Mary Johnson, Phinney, do, Maring the imonth ‘of ‘May: Are they’ guilty of the mental or a8 @ standard library book by Dr. Wil- | “Steamship lnae Bell Blakeman Riek nea Gity Point who, had been seriously injured bya fall | | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 21—Atrived, ships Coniadre (ir), ge contained im the indictment? I submit to this | ery of their guests, went out to assist them in Agel and Norfolk, with mdse and iy tothe Old De from aloft. The Mars reports no oll so far this cruise. enrice, Liverpool; Carrick Castle (Br), ne, Glasgo' Court, with all respect, that this letier (the Proctor letter) | catching their horses, which had become minglea | Hélm Lubke’s “History of Sculpture from the Ear- | fd Norfoll, with mdse and passengers to the Old Domin- len spoke bark Alired Gibbs, Capt Jennings, Sept | | Salled—Snip Wm Mcittuish (Br), Thomas, Southampton shonld not have been received, for an act or declaration | v . liest Ages to the Present Time,” translated by F. Ship Minnehaha (ot Londonderry), MeGrath, Lo «d 36 5) 8, lon 7440 W. ‘The Alfred Gibbs reports 200 | bark Una, Weaver, liverpool. of a party to a conspiracy aiter the purpose of the con- | with those of the miners. No sooncr were they be- y ye, | derey Sept 36, with mideo and passcccre ty Comg°d: erm this cruise—100 sperm and 200 whale, all told, | | SAVANNAH. Oct 2)—Arrived, steamships Herman Ui spiracy a ope isha ie ceein nt sviaence | yond the glare of the fire, and presenting a clear E. Bunnett, in two vols., royal octavo. Dr. Lubke Kuox. us ise and passengers to ©. & J. About three weeks ago & 4 4, Sperm whale was fund BI Gears Sider desert iene ana jother 0 piracy. next point | 1 ktiown to Huropéan ana -Ainoric: ae Ship Gov Morton, Howland, Boston 2 days, in ball outside and brought into San Vicente bay. supposed now ; barks Ainélie, + Bac 4s whether these deiendants can be convicted on the | mark at which to aim, than the is well Rurop an readers 8, last, tO | to have been one of thiree whales struck about that time ester, B Aestlmeny of a comvicte ennware beatae tac faa ea by his general “History of Art.” ‘That, however, | "Bark Amaranth (NG), Von Hagen, London Sept 29, with | BY the Alfred Gibbs, when one was lost pleated Steuminin Remincte, Matthews, Boston; ship nies: their testimony has been corrolerated. T ask th : ,1 from the extent of the topics embraced in its plan, | ™dse fo master. Anchored in the lower bay for orders. Spoken. Balled Steamship Virzo. Butkley, New York. y enon ~ x ask the | with their revolvers, killing Chapman at the first Bark Bobsein Kaegsdorf (NG), Moller, Newcastle 48 . y Ae ‘Ma: ry if they will ard all the evidence of honest m : ki Ship J T Foster, Sparrow, from Calcutta for New York, SALEM, Oct 26—Arriyed, schr Mary Ann, Alley, Eliza the case and accept the testimony of the thieves ¥ | fre. Nelson and Gillis ran for their pistols, but | W98 Becessarily @ sketch more or less imperfect, | days, srith mde to H fe eteer rook the northern | aug 2, lat 2706 % lon 34.40 8. bethport via Boston, are tg remember that the evidence of the burziars it not | the yormer was shot in the side while running and | *24yields in value to the presoné work. Its subject, | paugee nd had fine weather; Veen 22 days wost of the gAuip Pocahontas, Duncan, from Calcutta for Boston, | 27th—Arrived, brig Isaac Carver, Williams, Bangor for col borated. he other testimony roduced in the b 4 Alt lon i ming mn, oe 4 case relates to the time after the cone vy was ended | crawled into the brush. Gillis also succeeded in | Sculpture, was expressly selected by the author as | | Bark Friedilef (Nor), Peterson, Leith 51 days, with ens | “Bark Geieely (ir), trom Callao for San Francisco, Oct 17, | STONINGTON, Oct 2—Arrived, schrs HP Ely. Stokes, | Tor the supose ot showing the truth of ehatike pci | secreting himself, and got away over the moun. | ‘2¢ division of art most requiring investigation, a8 | northern passage and had moderate weathers was it days Wiche RM Atwood, from Nassau for Baltimore, Oct, off | arstewiordo. ee ne room Gaines Hay. pease Ca youbeliove the testimony ofsuch villains | tains, ‘The Indians, after a short hunt, gave up | MVing been almost passed over and neglected, wag Ha kin Glangow 86 days, with mae | NaW's Head,” i Nassau for Baltimore, Octi, off | CH TNEYARD HAVEN, Oct 27—Paseed by, barks Anua | presence; his touch isi that arthe lepers ‘and heistitonly fer | the further search and rode off, driving the miners’ | °Win atta greater prominence given to painting fz Joas Srilth & Go. ‘Took the northern passage andhad | Gxt Fibs sr ge bah phe ot Dit, x Ph fcuk, Ohasee trom Buenos Ayres. dnd Montevides tot ) TREASON, STRATAGEM AND SPOILS. | horses with them. Nelson and Gulls were sepa- | aud architecture. English literature, in fact, is | Mght winds and calma; was Il days west of the Ban! “gis Mee Ra tgr one: Dill, Navasssy’ | do. | 3 us), Cattarinich, Marseilics Sept 14 and . Rialto (Br), Welsh, Turks Island. i Fie Wad maine aeopat burglary, but he would take your | rated for two days, but both succeeded in reaching | quite destitute of any work of the kind, except a | Gibraltar Sept 26 with mdse tO Jas Henry. Gave ne | ue tales (Bx. Walsh, Turks Island. ip Ville de Paris Baplou als Glam Wonton Gonactome De tr bine i the exception of the McDonough story, remember | te stage road, the former in a very exhausted middle passage and had fine weath (Fr), Sutmont, New Yor! ; ster, » DC, i e a igh story, remember | few monograms on particular branches. Dr. Lubke z AI Jand. joyle has had very little to do with the transaction. | Condition, suffering much from his wound. Pro- Bark Vitez (Aus), 53 days, with, mdse | _ Ciexruxcos, Oct 17—In ‘port bark Neptune, Beals, tor ‘Returned—Schr AD Scull, i 4 : ; | curing a ‘conveyance they rode over to Fort Hall | has done justice in the thorough German style to | to Chas F Schmidt; vessel to Funch, Edye & Co. Passed | Boston, lig. Arri fton, i died on aie ThuMaet ieee Bed Ia Oa Ctoiaa nie Hane | LO TORDCE thts etcooie Risa Commie nisin dasiztanien | Ye widé dela before him b; Gioraltar Sept; fook the middle passage and had varia- | "Guano fonx, TT, Oct 10-—Arrived, brig Wild Hunter | govtty ATHved, sehr T Grafton, from Alexandria for | on the witness desk, and jingled and tried with keys x 1c e wide fle! fore him by a personal investiga- P 4 4 . on. and shaken before you, abit the object were to keep theus | {or poor Nelson, whose. sufferings increased, a8 the | te or ene eee tok oF a0 rough. | bsrktarheney of tien NbN port catego. | “Bian eceatis BMG, Gardner, trom New York | q.ctletSehresarah CSmith Julia A Merri, Lavonia, | fo that you might never forget it. The story of McDonough | Dall Was not yet extracted. Wen lated he atk. mucoee, and Sines: 6 hull debi near ni Cb i day ‘with coal to Geo it Brewer; vessslto Pi | for Gonaives ae ee sa S| Rte ia aston date aia tee A h reer it. 4 h | pital his pain was soon reileved, and in ten days he Zurope, ration all | Nevius & Son. Had moderate weather. HaxBonG, Oct 14—Sailed, Mohawk, Murphy, Philadel- . " ‘ ant Eountor ine interview hetween bovis an Mie Deternce | Was able to be out, congratulating himselt on his | the learning necessary for their appreciation. Bark Geo Bell (of Yarmouth, Ns), Rose, Sydney, CB.8 | phia. ord Hoboken. ‘ y Lies e y PP days, in ballast, to Boyd & Hincken. Had ligh i H. Oct 22—Arrived, bark Elba, P N 5 Jury ought to thio nt al . elrth y - 0 i eereNnes * Soothe: sil, OS ee gether, Where i Mrs. Devereux? She arranged this job | immediately detailed First Lieutenant King,with an | the subject of Hamlet. days, with yellow pine tomar, Tae AM te Bout G6 | DIARSON Naty Neck, ae Seaman BE Thomas (Br, | a OIVONORS ERGALLY OBTAINED ROW. | —s PORTANT WiENESS | escort, to visit the scene of the massacre to obtain Tae EFFECT of the Russian censorship of the . Liverroot, Oct 8—Arrived, steamship Fire Queen (Br), A the courts of different States. No Publicity. for the State. the State tells you thatthey | What information was possible in regard to the affair press, which is again enforced with rigor, is to fill Gone orpvenia Bartiett. Fisher, Phitadetphis for Salem. jomas, New Orleans, wi free. Nogary Public and Commissioner for every State. fenttwo men alter her, and they produced these men; and the whereabouts of the Indians. After a hot » , P el he A rae x eterron, Machias 4 days, with Lizard, Oct 15—Off, bark Netherland (Dutch), Winter- F. I, KING. Counsellor-at-Law, 363 Broadway. ‘Dut is it not singular that she was sent for after this trial | and dusty march of 100 miles he arrived at the spot, | the country with contraband books, pamphlets and | /#mber to Simpson & Clapp. thus, from Rotterdam for Savannah. fe F RaCCEN SHYOICEA: EN EELA: CMORLEROELE ham rehearse betane weak baronet admit that Mewil: | and found the body of Chapman, lying tace down. | periodicals, introduced from abroad, which every Pasecd im Holt Gace. Lisoom, Det i0—Balted: brig sone Bri seman, “Gree, AP aitterent State Legal Gia partion ae = ape ’ ° im: | Wi sat: 5 eee 4 ’ — 5 ea He hagdone wrong. He was indicted and eon. Niderayiog ve imen trea fed thete by thetndians | ON makes @ point of buying, simply because they reper eee tenno, Sept 96-tn pork sip. Pacific, BMenchara, | Srmomavcnmse], Do pubineny required? Bo ¢ bi Bt eat oie Pee | tract pre’ Grae Tea | Sy ontina a iengage pena nies | “HAVRE REEL Webs sno ta | RRR ICU a ae Ha re AICHE Een, te bent ! ‘as in this tri that he made e " In T, ERSKINE May is © ri nnle ins my 5 a m *. When these Durst use im they con: | being hopeless, ten’ days already having elapsed Te. eaked Spon eM History | ew Fork, 10 days, with plastar ve Crandell Berienax | cl A. “HEBALD BRANCH OFVIOR, BROOKLYN, isco. MazaGa, Oct 12—Arrived, bark Wm Van Name, Pierce, corner of Fulton avenue and’ Boerum street roteus. Ackley, Sackville, NB, 10 days, for New Marseilles; brig Don Quixote, Ra; Open trom 8 A. M, to 8 P, M. ¢ spired to run hit. Take Do. y, 01 vous rr iiing to Moss & Ward. Cleared i2th, schrs Fanny (Br), Rasmunson, New York; on sunday from 3 to 8 P. Seti K = The case is flied tr ly into consider: | gince the foul deed was committed. ¢ move. | °f Democracy in Europe,” from the earliest times Fenelice of whose di ith doubis, d_ we eh e Ne Mee Williamson ntie iain the | ments of the tribe, however, have been carefully | to the present. is oat, afer speaking for two hoursaud «half. He was | Watched by Mr. High, the agent; aud upon their | M, JEAN MICHELET’s second volume of his “His- < ttle Stephens, Anderson, St John, NB, tor New | Margaretha (Ban), Dahl, Boston: wie NNOUNCE MENT.—. —— ot mi a tain thelr aunuiticn which are issued at this fume of | tory of the Nineteenth Century” will be issued in yooh ava Tobinson; Machias for New York, 8 yatta Kew Norn habia! ch" toate econ, | AS RHBUATIEN, NEURALGIA who proceeded to q a BY 7 , raiba. wotlng the ld ieaan No seen confonine hy | 0 Seah We setts to ors Hall fOr Maitibary 806 1 He Coree erecvemoee OPE Tiere Loe: eakis A ew Yorn, 8 dais nerown. Oct 28-—-Arrived, steamships Abyssinia Jating Discases are specially ttrated ate oven basenens i , are the men who | Captain Pte ranted the aeacution of this | _'% Mexico a new illustrated weekly paper has | with raliroad tiesto Mayo & Co. + Nye | BE, Haines, New York for Live 2th, City of Lon: | These rat NTON MEDIOAL INGTITOTE, Po Talghack Kefcareator nek. | command to Second Lieutenant Wilson, with ade. | #0Pcared with the title of Me/tco y sus Costumbres, fiche Samuel Ciimore, Kelly, Boston for Philadelphia, | fips, do for do; Revads (OF). Forsyth, do tor do (eid. Ter BABY SUB be pe Oana. wan whocrept into the clothespress in order tathe wight | tachment of twelve men and two sergeants. On pA Se RTS “Sehr Jacob Lorillard, Beebe, Newport for New York, | Prgceeded). : J PE a pare tne of these PT Ty Od BS = ae ice efiteuth. | Sunday last there was an evidence of something HAVANA MARKETS, with car wheels to order. a Bae INEMUNDE, Oct 12—Sailed, brig Lizzie Zittlosen, Dow, Tnflucntial parties in Brooklyn—Staten Island, &c.— Gat the whole charge against the de'endants is based | DEMS ON foot by the busy appearance presented at eet Lue aeatie;, Robinson, Portland for New York, with | "Erte, oct 12—Sailed, Olive Branch, Collje, America, | Cares of twelve, eighteen and twenty years standing—= spon a falsehood. motive of the whole charge fe the | the post, though all was ‘conducted with the great- . Havana, via Key West, Oct. 28, 1872, ache Flash, West, Nantucket Shoals for Now Y Sr Heten's Roans, Oct 16—Putin, Dark NK Clements | referred to. that, these thieves will have their punishment | e8t secrecy. Your correspondent, learning that | | The following are the quotations of the Havana market | gclt lash, W cket Shoals for New York, with | (gy), Kelley, from London for Boston. The distressing Ailments permanently remedied. 4. What to those iellows isthe anguish that breaks | Something Was in the Wind, called upon Lieutenant | at the close of a recetnia aeece + Gowber 33: Sagar Sen Maris Adelaide, Smith, Middletown for New York, | _,StHeuRNA, Sept 1@—Arrived, shin Pharos, Colter, Cal: RRR ant Oe See . 0 ; 3 demanded for shipmen' 10 to utch rt Se ang . 24¢ edical l. heart of Bovis’ room op rarnen? reapeat araketindly granted. “Mldnignt, was ap Sandard MA TP SY Dureh Bene Pistia Cones: Yonr: Providence for ew Tore. bi ies Sept a1, ship Dougiass Castle (Br), Allison, from We guarantee perfect Immunity from these Affections, of the widowed 4 ‘YG pet y Vrovidenc m b n "1 : ane) whois now in hope and | Ang for its avrival the sound of ¢ galloping horse: | 27 reals for Sos. 819 fo, Y Muscovado. ausarsgrocery | SoBe RE Heynard. Uiail Huvidenco for New York, AO} 107 NET Firm portsohe White Swan, Haliirap PF, RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES; WARRANTED Ah verdict that will restore to her her | man was heard approaching the fort. ‘Tis proved | Krules Ducyant at Ils a 12: reais; molawes nominal, | Sen Belin Becks Avery: New Lowden for New. York, | from Boston, put in in distress, Was repairing, and would | J iecure when all other treatment rerplry cites 1 Give your verdiet regardless of the tcatir f | wind of the movement and the fores 1 {so and’ 128 hhde tthe Unived erates ies | Schr Ranger, Nickerson, Providence for New ¥ and the balance reshipped to, Surinam by another vessel. | tlon free, Dr. RIC ~ — ho | ‘ce must be in- | 15,00) boxes and 125 hhds. the United Stat Bacon Ory rovidence for New York, : iembo.are A rincésto be outcasts, Give | creased. The writer was authorized to raise vol- | fem, at Siew a $1670 per ewe Butter quiet and weak. | Sehrd Fosteh Harper, Providence tor New York. i Jou Ny Oot Ae—arvived, bark Mendots, Perry GJAPONER FIRE EXTINGUISHER, PATENTED 3 men and fend ‘tiem se: | unteers from our camp of the United States Geolog. | HQC Meme bus noLguacaniy higher, Hamer. Lard Bene judge Lows Howell: Nerwioh ier Nee ter, oe nlenied 20h, sehrs Geo Calhoun (Br), Frlee, and Ocean — ueing on their way to their homes and their families. | ical Survey, and four were obtained and ordered | ¢a* 1 cates ape Schr J. Levenning, Corson, Providence for New York. | Belle, Wasson, New York. F 26, 1871, March 12, 1872, THE CLAQUERS REBCRED BY THE COURT. | to report t6 the sergeant for horses and arias, At | BSigy eft. Wax quict and’ meats.” Gaia Batt Ae | Rohr May Furman, Jones, New Redford for Rew'vork. | -Afrived Sh, chr Aneona (BN), Manson, New York. February 4 and December 26, 2, 1872 Am A the counsel resumed his seat there was some | @ little JoaLoil in tins steady, at $34 reals per gallon, Lumber | Schr DC Atwater, Brown, Providence for New York. ‘American Porte. pores Spouse manifested in the centre of the court in tnRRPORE SUDNIOUT THE PARTY ASSEMBLED stondy. Shovks Hox glitct, at 9 a 10 reals; hogshends | She David Neon; Ferrie Siumied ioe RoR Tee | ALEXANDRIA, Oct 23—Arrived, steamship BC Knight, | absolate protection from fire. The last, best, cheapest room X06 in acorner of the gallery where a few | in the corral, and at twelve precisely, with mill- He ‘There {i ive tt ve and in tatr demand. Steamer Galatea, Nyc, Providenc e ' New York. brant v ; Mee ard apie . Nye, Providence tor New York, wits i ME Gran — Wen we wring uniforms resembling that of the Fire | tary precision, we trooped out through the gate, ee haved, Gabae att he muse ana passengers, Sailed—Bark Orient, Aspinwall; schrs 3 raham, ‘ Ty ditt Departm eat were stauding. Judge Depue struck | the vo lia it next six a RO a at ag BOUND East, Rew Haven; Maria Pierson, Jersey City; J W Knight, | and most effective. Entirely different from and superior wit whe 4 Bvel heavily and when order wasrestored | ton nay mounted, ‘and eight soldiute steven ta Steamship Tallpoosa (US supply), Lieut McRitchie, New a BOWION, Got So Arrived, steamer Samaria (Br), Bil- e ¢ Batingnlsners, ee aid — % ty ston. . othei Such adem this cannot be itted by | the Wagon taken to convey the prisoners in the Brig John Balch, Hodgdon, Philadelphia for Salem. “Glew ade dtonmichiny Teele Ut), leDowell, Liverpool ; por the Court. Th Mending | (° permitted UY | event of their capture. As the party rose over the Senr Acklam, Adley, Port Yohnson tor Boston. Wm Grane, Howes, Norfolk; barks Eliot Ritchie, Hutch: Ee org Who uppiauded, “fran ot tre | divide, on a quick trot, separating the pretty litte - fer JW Smith, Brown, New York for Providence, inson, Galveston; JE Chase, Davig, Savannahs brig Send for descriptive circular to agents’ rooms, WAL % od Pre: chr Fancy, Brackett, New York for Greenwich. A 4 : ‘m A Grozler, - aa to panlainacnt ior ie insult ofered yeanene ceNe him | moon shone ings of the fort TELEGRAPH. Schr Sarah Matia, Polk, New York tor New Haven. Sailed—Steamer William Crane;_ bark Constance. The t " art. nestled under the hills and formed a beautiful pic- Schr E &J Oakley, Newman, Rondout for Providence, er Panther, barks Lydia Hilton and Scotland, | ©O,, 8 Chambors street, New York. svat After a minute or two the fellow junk away. ture with its softening light. A march of filteen eer ee ini Schr Emma & Elfen, Potts, New York for Hartford. Erie and Magnet, outward bound, remained at ick HORSES CURED BY DR. TOBIAS’ CELEBRAT- ATTORAFY GENERAL GILCHRIST miles, gocupying Jour hours, brought us to Ross’ | The New Yore Herat has constructed atelogeaph line | Relir Gertrude, Brockway, New York for Providence. Bonds a} Panes’ un Pavel SSDNENETIAN LIGMENT at DERBY, CONDI then proceeded to cum Wn for we Btateas follows: | Fork. The night was crisp and cold and almost as | from Now York city to Whitestone, Lt, and the sameis | Rent Marv Princes, Jordan, New York for Hartford. Also arrived 2othe steamships Willian Lawrence, Hal- | TION POWDERS; warranted superior to.any other oF 06 J eoancie with mny leaned | friends on the other side in Nant as day, ar likes , rire ies ie er now open for the transaction of business Behr Amoy, Knapp, New York for Noank, lett Baltimore. ‘Norman, Nickerson, Philadelpnia. bay jt nover falls’ when taken in time; the public appre+ thiscase ‘Denting isa'ba! rytndmanma no: | potyt most Of the horses were turned into the | _ Thitline will be found of great service to those having | SBE Lady Antrun, Carter, Hoboken tor Wareham, yPALTTMORE, Cot st Arrive, oe ae Teaiened | ‘ne Hts 8! hotties sola tn ope day. forias thier, We domrt den” e. ys cd deeply 1 ter | corral, the party proceeding ® mie on | Dusiness with vessels passing to and from the Sound, and MV Cook, Falkenburg, Piiladelpina Tor Provi- Keen, Filisbury, Pensacola. st " eves, Seated vin gine certifies that 1 sold om the 8th, inst, GMD three protec n ot D| o re e a ve e| cl 4 Cl 5 Is v housaty hundres ro of my ore deeply interested In has pe ihe administration ri | 08 to the Agency, the wagon advancing | every facility will be given to merchants and others to | dence. 5 Hanmer, Brooks, Philadelphia for Nan- | Norns hark beter NOP) Shan, Bisel Hf. brig Algo | NETIAN LINTHENT Std forty-one bottles oa PAR, o joope! Justice unsuspected. It is more gmportant that justice | at & slow walk to avold noise, Here | communicate promptly. ve Tlewuy adinip) Sworn ami su tered bl o ribed 8, Want, Com . tneket. Bs i fore me this 20th dav of Octo ‘uot “Wese men | We were joined by Air. High, With gight men. con- | As there is no other telegraphic commynication with | “Nebr Ophir, Stebbins Port Jobpgon for Boston. a ber, Ie ‘of Deeds."