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You will perceive by this that the Siren although the
last to leave the harbor the first TO anchor and that
La Coque has proved possess sailing qualities
rarely supposedly vessels of her size.


This days work will afford To the phlosophzing navi-
gator fine field of speculation. The wind was dead
ahead during part OF the day there quite little
running and the boats which acknowledged TO have
performed the best comparative work. were the Siren,
keeboat - TONS and La Coque of27 tons carry ing


centreboard After this hint shall abandon the
hoping that the landsman and the waterman may
again attack this knotty point and by fair argument solve
the question.


ARREST OF MURpERER.--I have but moment
in which 10 write you line by the st. Mathews.
little community has just been thrown in
al excitement by the arrest of Peter Lewis alias Pe
ers the supposed murderer of gentleman in Tennessee
He recognized by j. T. Davis, Esq. who formerly
resided in Tennessee at whose instance he arrested
ing his way Northward. He made but faint denial Of
the charge and hoped he legally arrested. He is
safely bagged by this time, and all is quiet Mr. d. de.
to bag the $4,000 which the Governor OF Tennes
see has offered for the and delivery of the murder
er-St Ma'ys, Geo. Letter, .4ug. 8.


Court OF ERRORS, RocHEsTER-Tuesday, Aug.
12.-Present-Lt. Governor presiding, Justice Jew
etl and twentysix Senators.


In the matter OF Catharine Livingston, lunatc.-De-
cison farther postponed until Wednesday of next week.


No Al II. Duffy ct al appts. VS.. VIM. James ct al,
rcsps Mr. l.. H. Palmer concluded for appellants Mr..
J. " l.. Pruyn was heard for respts Mr.. NJ I. Rey-
nolds heard on the same side Mr. l.. ii. Palmer
was heard in reply. Decision postponed till December


No. on the calendar is changed to No. III.


No.4F. s. Kinney OF al vs. ID. Russell. Mr.. s. Sher-
wood was heard for appts.


A BLOODY DuEL.-We are informed of duel.
fought two mornings since this city, between
Pole said to be teacher Of the smallsword exercise
and shoemaker, In which both killed the spot
They tough, with pistols at five PAGES distance and at
the first fire both fen-N o. Pic, .aug.o