The New York Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1863, Page 10

-_— Ay * NeW YORK HERALD, TUBSDAY OCTOBER’ 6, 1¢63—TRIPLE SHERT, —_ BS sete errr : 4 Oty Po soa! SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,- The -agle Scull race followed next, and had entered— THE DRAFT GENERAL FUSTED'S BEPAR | MaerINg oP pusany AND MOZART GONPEKNNOR f, r eae etn Baa a DEER COMMIFIERS- OW TB MMBT DAY'S OPERATY 9g &..,.....Jobm MoGrady. widsa eR an eae anne POR PUSILN BNDSD—TAMMANY DBTGEMIN G5 7 The Turf. No. i: Denny Leary, jotifieations am ‘ . eTICK 10 HER Was PLAY BM; BT.” rh —— Couns, L. prone ~ ] Wirara D. Wasa. GinnertWard, as fn er pen ane = + nie y fowvay, Oct. 6, sweopstakes $460, wile Laate Restless... ‘Stephens, © Board rolment Congre: ao of an Expedition from : bond center setae pe « perio | Ureo io Ave, to wagons, ? , heed Neither Wad nor Stephany pot in an appearanee, al | aigirict reaasembled yesterday morning bn the Jers wc memnbors it on tay . Dacial on eapietype-te fay. x though the latier was pi . "the conduet Hudson ‘ ‘ost Marsbal Metherlegs obiidre: 5s Vorivess Monroe. eomuoitioes avpvinted for Uypparpose of oringing aboot a |B yor raqoamed ». @ Gen. YgetBlian, 2g Fiver oaremen in dectining to row waa suverely comment- | quarters of faptain Joe) B. Erbart, Prov ran : 211 eem.. ve 212 BB] Odon, ‘Their vogatias would be miserable failaren bus for | district, ‘Tho daily attendance gontinues stualt, which Be woion as \ Ajersfog rooms of Yaamany Lal | J. Grotweer samed bk m. 8x Deawn, istance kabl it was the £00 08 bee +4 vain heise tnne'e Peas 0) : . the ass: tteudance of New York boats and | yemar) for yesterday, considering that # w ber to be cailed to Al otoyen ove the Tammany Commi toa oreaniedy Tiny 2:36—2 apy. 12:83 442.34. careman hectares they are invited to reciprocate and as py a lee claims of sheso whe Seat aah aren ns Nab ca hoses we with Caries G Qozéel im the chair, and Mr, Jobn H Th raeo yewsorday Kiternogn between the well known | assist on such an occasion like this they positively do- nats Be Came Fi 4 The foltow lizabeth Oity, North €ntoHbea, { { oa, eral b cages ties wi npte eliue, in Ward's case there appears to he a suificient ex- | viously reported themselves, Several hundred Ml estcdar or thane ms wero exeinpted munioa- | trotiors Generay MoCloilan and Lancet, was one of the ‘9 ness co Guse, as it is alleged that he never promised to atteud; 0 now. be examined, The peli books of First Ward—Michaal Moran, Don’t Bite. Gesscvoy Mises ness comtasta ever Seon, They had Ave inteugely inte- | bur Siophens hay no such ploa to urge on hie behalf, Ia | MOMs wel BLN) SAM “tian, sixth | hind Ward—arhur A, Hultonpstes ety Smet resting heats before the affair was decided, McClellan | this race Biglin took the Joul, and won easily in forty | 'e 54) | have been faithfully” eopficd, Ninth Ward—Boorge Davenport, 0, K. Buekley, Davia five, with te char 1, should he appoi wioving the @:st, fourth and @ftR beats, his One lasting | MiBUtes lorty one seconds, theTeile’s tine boing forty owe | and Fighth wards have z 1 | M-Stoomoit, Donuts SoCarty, EL. Pond, ” chairman adie), shoul Oo Appoiuli pas ’ ° | minutes five seconds. Denny Leary, in the Jho. Weeker, | ang the list of mames of those cliimmg exemption Sixteenth Ward—Alex, Mclonaid, Fdmuod Bfown 1 sonlar ith @ Gumilar commiting from their ody io rere.) SNe ene carrying hima woccessfally through, ae 18 | Broke bie stretcher directly ator starting. Dat after ce- | SS 0. win bé compared with the'pol liste, ad thove | Philip Newman, Jaa Soumervilie, , FENCE Loa divison of the olllves After a short consulta | W@S VOry-eyideng that Lancet had the most speed, The | pairh Lae Tenet sores bi Mak Byrd ae, pout are ant found thereta will be provided witn | iwhtecnth Ward—George W, Williams. A socom T the drags } Trapp aeting ag t etary, —atier everal con on Council Hons Tad Boo Pecelved from Gurman eubs and &e he tho Mozartors went in a request that 1 aub-committes ” . h ya dn an My. Wy H. Stimer’s Deypacem. Vonks Mowmon, O 4 4, 186% | Mom the commitice from Tammany Mall unanimously | DICek gekting, Soweyver, Degan to tive after tbe third bent, | ft j 1 them from the draft, A matey ee 5 an, exemption papers relieving the i en 8 | aren <9 appoiut a weunsaligec totresk with Movart on | While he yetlow boy held his own and wom the last two | "This vermivated the day's proceadings, the Jukes ad | graf delays t drafted men who have not yetrenorted | Phe Seventeenth Regiment New, Kors bong Penuine this Mepartmens, witer ME) oe an or yy fer th fon tho dasig | heats of the race in the most game manner, Voth horses | journing to the Loure of Judge Weisa to decide on the dis- | themselves wili likewise be made out, A large Skike esunac el 38 Hat bas pr her 2 entire ae r the ho | Were handlod art ly, Mec a : pated two pair oul # After partaking of that yen- | of local firemen bad their cacen adjourned over to asiord EE AEE cota hag me 4 9p baat Gane’ kee She @¢ ghe resolution afopted by y —meaning tho MA artisuieally, MeClelian by Hiram Wood: j toman's courteous ospitality they unanimously desided | them an opportunity to furnish substitutes. The ba ¢ 2. Fats eae w Me -Ge ciar canLel War Tesolution Mozart having secepted the amend. | Full and Lancet by Sem. MeLaughita, Although the day | that the boats Joe Kingaud Chris. Thows, not having starts | sont to Riker'’s Islnd rendezvous yesterday was . } march from New York seems ab 1Uf fo be accorded to the ission 16 Wo so—he is ho teope under bis com way hike old fini muskets for the | ened dhd'éeiccs we yesterday, With | Seventecuth, Among the Aft to leayn at the Great appointed Was deli¢iously fine it waa not the kind of one for making | €d Mm line with the other contending voate, were d'squalife | ‘The following is the Hist of examtua 13 | they are again moving im the advance. Having ea . The champion oarsman of America, ‘Jas. Haunt), of made of each case mirajttees appointed — fast time, the wind being too high and ehiily. It takes a | Pirsyury waprecent, and his health was propvaod sad | ard ocemnatee it The (cllowing we: ‘aid commutation fee. fanman -— a ony, Purdy, Mner, Farley | enthusiastica!!y drunk on the occasion, He had promised : ie j through all the campaigns of the Army of the botemar, © dd, consequently. Tweed and Cornell: Soktahon, crane | TEE wae much infavor of Lancet, one hundred to Arty | the Presilent of the ee — ai rt +3 | they cane back with greatly reduced ranks. fut seh. : THON ON & LARC BOAT i i Besoin Hackett, Weed, liynn, BoMahon, Crane | veing current at the last moment, After the first heat, Oey i ppm Dies Aa gh Bh hes ipl pi 1 2 | Wb Che expril du corps that the majority of Both ote deenetig of artliery, eavalry aod infantry, hasjbeen ev- | Tange wead-cctpiiisiaeh wah Sabeeiabinn seahpiel to Nibad sotwithstandiog that McClellan beat the black apparestly | reyatta and, to bis honor be it gaid, he was faithful to his sp | amit mon agaln rallied around the oid flag, Py the sogent @auizes. ru, in eongimetiag wish several army gunboats, | ice seidieninkesl ie ae aN tobe | YOrY easily, Lancet sti bad the call at the long odds | pledge. From nome romarks expre-sed by berensiinoy, wists om na 9 | accession of the flue body of officers and mon known ae sunrten seus hete yosterday 4 rernovn, The weather was | T°" milan raphe oder eee At quoted above, the lone of she heat being attributed to ac- | 12. Tesponse to Tin heal Helv propee tO toa THK FIPTH DISTRICT. the Fleventh rogiment N. ¥. 8, V., the old Seventacntn ary eorps ali that coowl De desired, penoe tbe expeditic cident alone, After the scoond beat the odds on the | oareman, Robert Chambers, for any amount, and it is The following tuble ebows the work done in the Fifth | NOW greatly ouutumbers any other regimont reokyanicing - cuss), oO mise ‘! (hers, including @ in this State, Colonel Wil G: i r satay ang trom wn avorable win geveetipas a Ee ee ane yetd at Taam, | DICK TAD Up still bigher, aid dete of one hundred to Probable nexotintions for a match will be commenced at | gistrict yerterday and to the present time:— theogh nob Fee humane ea eee ae ANT, R DPSYINATO masons id . La a * ce}! a yt a a arany, ob of shout the 15th ingt., the committee ad- | Mir five were made by the nanierous backers of Lan- | “MDZ On hotween Gil Ward, brother of the ex-cham- Upto | wound received at the battle of Groveton, i¢ gxilo ready Mer oF course UNKNOWN even 10 Chore part P-tmpg eke ebiterprise, Poe tr ps left under grated & Ors which are Rot lo be opened uni! a certain point is Yesterday. Present time, | to lead is old regiment buck to the field an rand 6 924 | bofore many weeks they will have resume? their «td» 223 | place in the “army of the free.’ Pe CENERAL ORDERS—NO, 750. rr journed un cot. Sunnyside didnot start in the race, she having | pion, avd Mr. Stophens, of Poughkceprie, will be arranged Held to serviee. slightly injured one of her lege rovently while eapering in | 10-day and articles signed. Tt will Do a fve mile race for | Sc eeituien nccey hor exercise, and her owner though it pradent not to | #2008 side, to come r « | Paid commatatron, Monday vext, The sud commiitees subse- | queptiy met, and sdjourned, without transacting avy Dus to Wednesday, at throe P. M., when they will renched » place of resdéavone as been appointed, | Dinivess. W Weduewdny. at throw B. M.» when tb97 ¥1l | start ner ia a race until ahe had pericctly reoovered, The Cricket Maten. tals con ar widow 22] Theo now! rventn’ whore the, various commemnders are to meet, and adopt | — a ys sal fem ich gl aos arrange | “80K #78 in very good conBition, the tmprovements be- NEW YORK VA. SATELLITE, OF WILLIAMBBURG. ouly fon of aged parent 76 | York sista Volumen, Ply let iat eo @ucb weasures a¥ will evsure the Success of the expe ong i ing now complete. The attendance was very respect ‘The above clubs pliyed a match yesterday on the New | Father of motherlees children. .... 16 | is hereby dissolved. "Phe companies musteyul iow sor! dutoa . Tor # defante untonses the coming @ection. able. Row for tbe race:— bi Seppe Felons... aseees Vice, together with the men enlisted for this regiment MadOR-GENKNAL FOSTER ‘he Mozar( 1ia!i Goufereuce Commintoe adopted a reso- | First Hea/.—The horses camo up under good herdway | York grounds, ai Hoboken, the result verminating in ® | 11.4 over... 4 | will be transferred to the Seventeenth rog:meut New Pianved the campaigd, and eutrusted his plas toonly a | Ubon, instrocting the sub-committee to confer with the | #nd got a very ‘even send off; but before they got to tne | great vielory for the Now Yorkers. Ihe weather was ex- | Over age... 165 | York State Volunteers, reorganizing by Col. Grower. | Fp ub turn tbe; doth ep up. a Under few comperens and trustwoithy ollicers au whom here- | Tammany Commitee, and report back: algo a resolution spreaker focovered frst, and, leading omnes ante rt treme! chilly, and. the ais pares cen oe nee age Al fe we: every confideuce. Materiais of war haye been far- | that they wou 4 recognize no onion, except it be @ fair | went tothe quarter pole jn thirty-nine eceonds. nded is the ecore:— In military service March 3, 1863. = : the GonervI’s iustructiona are | and equal division of oMces, in namber and amount | tbe buckstretoh the yollow kept enn Among apg Ly BATELLIE. Now i etitary service... 68 | The following named officers “of the’ Klewe 822 | New York raat Velugoorn a reac cami jutant james Johns! 7] Quartermister--Geo W. Warter, Sh ott Bead Poth e. ened te shivedanon eee the halt mile pote in 1:17, Lancet # very much Rune. ning. An naval service 3] Sar Aully curried out no fears need bo entertained ¢i a promig | Of patronage. Fue onde another ohapter in this event. | rsygted all wo way On the: Dower torte black broke | enters oy Ha 8 pie d. RE gr Non-residents. mY 56 | will be immediately ees Out of service frorwelier ig and satisfactory issue. IM Our review of city politics jm Sunday's paper re Seek Iwo or evi aie ae Coo he | qi, et. Tyler, b. Gal mn 4 3.d. w., db. Garrison... 1 aren ~— ny will turn a, the books, 8 and all regy 7 He) XPROITION types made us ay that John Huge was a candidote for the homeetre'ch some half dozen in rear. | walker, J. b. w.,b. Gar- ‘Total. oe mental property to the corresponding ere of thee ee ee re Civil Justice in tne Second divtriot. Ttabould have read | MCkAucblin, weetug that thero was hittle use then in at- | yon’... vee OD. Suydaim......., 3 THE siXvA DISTRICT. enteenth regiment. All authorizations granted to aniiet te to strike a re bl wv ov @ vital point of theo called ustice jn he fompting to square bie borse for greater apeed, let the | yuidie, oc, Podmore, b. “ volunteers the Eleventh regiment Now Yori State eontederacy, aud if properly carried out will have a ten. | John Hayes, Kelling toke bit own way of comm to the sore, Me: | puydam...s.+-.--ce0, 3g | _ The Board room was uuuenally crowded when the | Volunteers are horeby reviked, to take effect from the- ang effect and may be condi vive im basteniag on the tall REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN KIXGE COUNTY. npg cing bh ae inp Jongtts, mening ihe enenie Si | Walon, fi Suydam a @ | Board resumed proceedings ov yesterday, no less than Share vo een jumpaign on born side, AL all events the rebels willbe | The Kings County Republican Convention met ih we | yctaugbin accorting stontly Mat be wonldwinaberace: | Relax Gasrigon......-. 9 © | Stam cee bantren Silty, 30 fe Sindee, eRe JOHN ‘. SPRAGUE, Adjutant Genera). mpeiled to concentrate a lirge force, if nove is thereat | tiwn of Flatlands yesterday afterncon to nominate the | ‘The hy a} ptart, but went bat a abort die- | srihur, Db. Soydan 1 Q | Present, all aliena,tciaiming exemption. To consequence GENERAL ORDER—NO. 6. procen!, and shonid the lutter be the case, our.troops are | following ticket — The bach nes helt a doven Paugtine ‘seaag aly, | Wilson, se, Tyler, . Gar- | Of the Peraons chosen to examine the records not having | Heanquanrans, Suvesmexrm Rucsteer N. 8. V.,) mumercus enough to fight a beayy enigaxcauent, and the | she ig—Rovert W. Stevie. quarter pote ju Shirty-six and f seomnds On | Wright, not out... rf 2 | bed time to furnish the Board with the rage apport Bhaunn gst 9 My rs result eau be vo otbor than a Usien victory. Counts Fi ie-—soun Dikgnse. the backstrelot Mocictlan closed up, the digdle being tw | Bennett, b. Supdam. 2 6 | dence, a difference of opiuion hay existed on thissubject | fq compliance with Special Order No. 760, Adjatont: sails caiman Jus ive of Sessions—Win. H. Hoyt 5 ken jn band wait tae other wos at bis wh They pass- | wides, 2 | Between the members of the Hoard, After some time | General's office, Albany, N. Y., October 1, 1863, the un. ieee a mam eoores, unio | ReauLintenlent a7 the Pear, Send Diairet—MorvieB. | ofthe Ral wile og cide and gio 1 1:18 cing spent by the Board in discusniag the matter, Captain | dersigned hereby assumes command of the orgauization our forces ebgaged In this en!erpi asecret, W . yoked Logether around the lower tra: Hf Tota... 16 “ ’ fas heretofore known as the Elevent 2 : f publisy would not only be detrimental 40 the exvedi- Pending the nomination of Supecutendest fr the First = the Lc dent pole Laveet wae Bi & yongth ahead, Fig entapeeing the conaneinna waite) a. aiten | State Voluutesrs pe ey oat eee, on, but woud be a violsticn of my parole, aud subject | district the Convension adjourned co meet #t No. Hours | {io mot tnrited vontest was continued all the way by | Mire! Innings. Runs. casos.and a malor.\y of the Teard have resolved to tay | Khowy af Compavies DB aud # of tho Seventeenth rey me % condign punishweut, rhereiore, not having | street, Brooklyn, at a future day. @ neok jn 2:21 4; } Hall, bit wick, b. Mudie. 7 them over wm ext Monday, J mow coresesteby mene N im York sate oluoteers. BLD Provide for tha. euy great dese to spend the Indian summer Thivd- Hea! —One hundred to thirty-fwe on Lanoct. The | Sav. dv. Walion,....... 1 ingen 5 anders w J have no other’ resource. 1 think, however, | immediately make requisition on the Regimental Quarter- that it is Bot unjust aud ausair that men bave been put | Master for ail the cloubing needed by their men, aud also. offrom time to time in this manner, whiie Wf alice | report to the Adjutant the names of those in their com- more time had been given at first there would havobdeen | Mand who have not received their first instalment of mo dolay or disappoinimest. I am perfectly ready and | the State. bounty, and immediate steps wil! be taken to - willing to take up the eases now. steure ils prompt payment, nod also tho payment of the. ‘When Captain Farr concluded , Dr. Powell stood up avd | Bick pay and whatever may be due the companies of tho- gaid:—I do not wish to bring private discussions before the | luie Kicveuth regiment. By command of public, but on attack has been made on the other mem- e WM. TU. GROWER, bers of the Board,on whom the onus does not he, and Coloret Commanding 17th regiment N. Y. 8, Vor, which ig undeserved, as it 8 by Col. Nygenv’s order that Jvo. P. Horneas, Adjutant, med now. It ig not our object or fantebtnot Convention or Loyat ‘Leagues. horses had # very oven start, and went nicely arourd the | 5¥)dam, b Walton 2 e a tayn, Lancet beating MeCledan a length to the quarter | Fiumer, b, Walton. . A Convention of Loyal Lasgues of the State of Now pole sn thirty six oconds and a hgif, und goon afterwards | Tye * runout... a we. the a 12 2 York witl be held at Herkimer on the morning of ‘The#- | garrying the Jatter to @ break, by which he was thrown | P& kins, &. Waiton -- 6 0 2 i dcown as the + alas © iphtfol vetveas of Bawpion Roads, commonly must reserve the full par. io. until iis mugsion is aecome Pimhed, and for the cetails theres! your readers mnst wa for the statemems of the correspugdents of the Han acn accompany ing the sane, who will furnish a true day, Octoder 13, 1963, at twelve o'clock, to conelder in | three lengths to tbe rear. Mac closed this an in going | Beech, b. Mudio...... : down the backstretch, and when Lancet passed the hal | Garre n, ¢. and b. Mudie What manner they may Dent aid the government oD the | Tiny sie he wan al bistavk- timed ionG. comparcana | Maddock. b. Walton Prosecution of the war to the final and cumplete over: | the iow r ian the horses were side and wide the greater ; Clarend dD, ran out, % rt ot the w: Mo lellon broke ‘before to Podmore, Hot out sed sa/1b.o! acoount of every meldent worth recording, | *FOw of the rehelticn agaiaat Me authority and she ve- | Poet ot ee way, Mo: lelien Bre ae eet he got ine wien? ; 39110 SENS about @ length, From there to the drawgate Motlell ae * nf the State are respaotfally invited | tuted very fatten aud, abe thal Bain wee 1 rota. 73 Yotel. seceeccala | W080 cas0s we wd) establisLm=nt of tue national unity, me) TON Tho Loyal 1 of this kind, especially in this department, is at Us mo. : Umpi M Royd wa Wo! ‘roasiey design to try your ywtience. J have with pain scen | Phe Sanitary Commi; ¢ Geves al Kutier’s eccapation of Fortress Monroe has such | &At# to Feprevout (hem + the Convention. hock, iakiog tbo heat i 2:32%. MoClellan broke upa. : - Ba Sane ne A REE IA Te RENE HE Re ee INTERESTING CORRESTONDENOE. : shave experunved for soveral | EX€@ry Loyal Loagne in the State is exrneetly tnvised4o | fow yarde trou the vcore, Strike of the Pinno Makers. oe : : , we Dave experim ns j Reten yh bi Ar. Commissioner 1a Mont neat said, as au in. VwLapervims, Pa., Avgnst 35, 1963. Even the daz of truce bis no interest at. | ¥® Fepresented. 0 ser faa, neitng thet eet eae ae ‘acd DEMONGPRATION. oF ‘TUR TURN BALL. @ividual member of the board 1 wiust say all | Pr, Cxswumnay, Surgeon in churgeo’ United Stat di: is apparent tbat our enemi aes STALE WAkCDTIVR COMME TRE. for fue teint arcane wee ne end peat MoCetian two | Gp vviday some thous p) Journey men piano makers, | those cwes would ave been disposed. of mone rge of United States Crne- nant bixon’s linc ae eullermg | Désricte, Tim loa brcak. but. the Diack was ovidenuly gore tee | etuployed ic the various pinocorte factories in this city, | WHIM one week fron the lime the Parties recrived their | Tat Hospital, Gettysburg, Pa: e-.vir: a Hearth Of News. I—‘ieorwe Onayka, New York. tat 10 gop Jong,.ond. phone, uakiway a8. dhe Gonsstneseh dae sined “it: Wack (te cumeaqnqnceuths einetioasaC duets | mn if my suggestion was acted apon, The conscripts Dein SiR—As ove having @ lively tnterest in the we- 10! URE VOOR NRGRO, James TT. ly, New Yor ¥ begrent 2 “ “ ; Boel sont ea apparently forgot ic disappointments, and enjoy of t . ngelshed at rel of thin department 2—Alex. Davidson, Haveretvaw, Rockinud J Tae ee ake, op sod KeDk up audi Met ielian WF | oiuployere lO imureme their wages, as demanded, and | thoronghly this difiereuce b-tween the authorities, and mete ho rick and wounded soldiers, 1 woo!d hue to # Boston abol.lion newspaper, of the 24th J. 0. Nodyne, Brockiyn, Kings. 1 trden the bait sie cane cha | (icreupon proceeded to organize astrikemeyement, tothe | After discussing the remarks which bad just been made | learn, over your ture, what your opinion ix (heed nbained the {.Nowing aMnouncement:— 9,.~Thomar Hi. Carrott. Troy, Rennselacr, i. oe ben te wee ' ita aw . 4 them they retired in a bedy irom the Hoard room, | 8 your experience) of the Sanitary Comvitucn ae ae par agh n aceeer saree pea cyt Tene b. Roubit, Homeea Comet = | Oa the tower turn Taucet ogan (0 manitect a digve | great aunosance of tho piano‘ore manuraeturers They | Which, for ie fomnioder of the dav, looked as deserted | chednel throvgh which to reach the eoldiors with We te reeure boos and supplies for Whe f F. Hovens, Canton, St, Lawrenes. Melhaghiia eed. secret waamican oy lea im fant. | rallied at tie Tero Hai, in Orehard street. where yee | gy it did daring the Inat wook Mr. Drayfoas, who some | Publle buneticence. Iw it a worthy and efliciens ioetibne fina Forivers Monyos, who wre NOW Hw D. V. Berry, oode, Montgomery. Delellay war gettitge aww toe far Tram me: Pak terday morning at an carly hour the journeymen | time gince paid ce commutation fee, appeared to claim | Hck’ Might one safely advecate its claims vw the conn. dito din the coming season mut sicken and die a OU, she"than, New Hartford, Oneida, Sanagiteme Seema” Ot eait. the’ hua | SpsembIed ey wasse-—thore heinst whe opening | evemption under tue pira of disability, aad so got bis | dence Of the people’ Your answer would greatly obtice, Purge volmbers if not relieved by chanty - Lansing, Watertown, Jefferson. weoqnbags iho obip, wintees avail, mol of the proomiinge about & whvunand workmen | g309 refunded. There i a provision for this in | Yours, very truly. JOHN PB. 4 ‘ Fe pe siving at a great distance (rom here, for insiance —Abrm. Lawrence, Havana, Yohuyler. * ‘way up the homestieton Se Aheger et ano | rey a v7 Ae A. Mr. knxelberg previded, and after some | q recent order—No. §9--whicl directs the Provost Jirapquanres, Came Lereensan, . te the New eogiacd States, Baturally. take. the above Kzra Cornell, Iehica, Tomplins. Myhe.danhing Diack gelding’ over! nee iscussion a revolution wae passed to appoiet a commit | Aispshal to care’uily Cxamnine each case of this gort, and Groonmat, Hosrirat., Garr vencRG, Pe, AUR. 20, 1869. statement for genuine currency, ‘Ihe mijesiun of Mr, Bell, | 7.1. 1. Endres, Langville, Livingston. coming Dome on ‘sony Sinner by thees oe {ocd {cnn eee tbe supiest with @ committee of their | tien pass his opipion +n it, which he witi for ‘with | Lax Sr—t au gratified at ine opportunity which your : if even he is anthorived to make a collection of the: artis ‘Adolphus Morse, Rochrster, Monroe. nae | quaployers, who, i wast undersiond, ware in seepion ab | 4 report of the case, to the Trovart Marsal General, who uiries afford me of giving iny testimony to the valne, * oo enmperated, if on its ince a frand, and custs nevere | S.— iurry Wilbur, Batayie, Genesee, fous - The elting que aiaiiges te Winer g Hotel, for the jurpose of making &@ tu.table ar. | will then adjudicate on it. The fo!lowing if a summary of ty and satety of the San! Comminsion osm generous government. In uo depart- Dan I}, Cole, Albion, Or! fastlotlan sudwuctreumerate te Batt pon vangement with the strikers. Accordingly the foliowing | the cases disposed of during the channel through which the public bereficence oan be ut the negroes better FORGE OPDYKR, Chairman | Aen. nih hore’ loomed towtrmably trea schen they | MOMbEFE were appednied ax such committer, which thee | Fueniebed sub-\ituter . pellets Bs on 4 | plied for the benefit of the soldiers, No aociety has done meat or the Union service as eared for than ib thie, and ir. Pi the superintend. | Thoma» B. Cauwon, Yaderatari ‘Same an for tho word. Lancet oom trotsen away from | PLwctd (0 moet thelr employers at tho aforesaid | Heid for service 80 mueb, nor, ip my opinion, affords so great frvilities for requisition he makes for clothing and supplies is dhiy qiarler io Ubitiy-8ix oud # ball peoonds. Down the back: Ww Laid over. . wt hovored and approved by Major Geueral Foster, The only City Intelligence. streteb Met letiau closed tnely and drow in front at ihe | p Reng os bye mr ne v. Wagner, Tue comeniitee of z ply one tho soldier. pihe character of the men debconcy existing is a want of female wearing apparel Naw Youn Tyrocnapancal Socurty.—The one buudrea | Balt mile pole in ‘On the Jower burn bo wos an open | mon po; wl) 4 rate, DD apt L. ere boy decane 4 SEH Shak: apres ‘compos! commision, the quiet and uuosientationn = c verpmert dove ne : c joven | Mauner i: which they distribute their bevefactions, the = ‘olored women, which the government docx not | sah eeatar autonome tag 06; thin tiene. (sie are apg tr alley oe oe seers i a, Ma NS Haynes, J.B. Dunham, James Grove: | ocjoek this morning. ce sercoses acquaintance of te society, by wish iti abe Ee ella heb stitution was beld on Saturday evening, ut No, 8 Chamb. | any cher, Merailav woo the Beat by two Jengtby. | "9 vompaittes reiurned uboct two o'chck in the a‘ter- 5 in pag a ia ich it hae acquired nag exporienve of coslorn, ws wxervivei to such an extrewe degree Chat « ath for 40 | erg gtreat, whew the foliewing oiteere were slatted tor | Iie 284 ‘ | we, whet ibe journeymen wore, by therr ebairmap, | ‘The business done to this district yesterday was as fole | Ing’to hogitinale Toles vad araues, hore i eg @byoot Whe tbat publ in the Eogton paper he ‘ " | Mr. Pngelberg, again ew) ed togetber to bear the result of lows:— Wo enter where less scrupulous agonts are excluded. fuel by ympathizers, eves to the detriment of their own | the curreat term:— Aquatics. | tho nlapient ef thats Gomien ease Teovhall wea orewdea by which ite efficiency’ in great or 4 Jaa ies, Kven those charged with the cure of the oon Presid nt—Wiliian Met yea, KRG A OF fhe EMPIND Crry RBGATTe ULUB. " Heid for duty. ML sew Mill A large atienee. und. ae the meeting was composed of i man wed Fogih ope skin: members, eatictec eansen aajatie for\ivn’ wae Dold on the Harlem river, upwarde | ped ep oe fi ale eae fntusaee. | She eo | “aene of five thousand pernowe Veing present to witner# the | aprend to muke aU: dvence ol fifteen per cent In order to | Unsuitable age. upvimely rtrike, this advance t> tuke | Num resident. Increased, and thorough loyalty of the men who represeut it, ‘itiogueh 7 | %.i0 my opinion, as the true Fy Teed channel + cf W eee h which the eoldier’s friend feck the wot 7 |. My experience with the Sauitary Commission, ia work 4 tabands copnot bat adinit (hal the continued clamer to Vive President —Theodore |. De \inoe. 4 woke the freedmen comiurtabie rs “bos,” and does | Secretars-—fhomas C. Faulkner. Yesterday the ninth supual celeuration of the above | equal number ot ¢ more berm than good to the emancipation ‘proect. It | Preasurer—Jobn #honid be borne in mind that the government feede, either apd barbors xi! the contrabands wo come «ithe Je0rge Parsee, Cuarier and Kaward M. Skidmore, i esis Delween the crack onrumen engaged | cut short-ti tor the sick and wounded, bes been our Ines. The same quantities and qualities of rations oh hoe exciting cou ° | ‘Only son of widow...” 5 ug ‘and weil | @iiowed cur troops are. esit oul to them, and whut is iesny,, Wet, Borns, 9. L. Jewett, ®. F, | 10-the various races. “he day, wltheugh fine and brizbt, | hme from Monday, ibe 2th, of Septemucr. | THE | Two oC a family now to wory 1 tre oi eateom it as comparinoy the moet good enough for the Whit” soldier ehould certeinly suites FA, Teatle, Alex. Mine, R. #. Meuamin, W. W. | was not the most favormble, for aquatic eport, in come twenty Ove per cent; bit, taking into emmders, | Futhor of motherlesn childreo Seay Jotent ponciots te the Genie en semteres, sheve fore | Warner. “has, MeDevitt, W. IF Orton, W. Marsball,@0. | quenoe of she high obiliy wind that prevailed. | fon rertane earcumetances, Ube jorrney men have pase=da leh: war sek: amet 4 vv 1] agents, anf their ability and success tn workiog divectiy. nue SOMES, H H tion We ad Proposit ie - Ve iov e's weathor to-day prompted a large neimber of | The Avnivevsary of Franklin's birihitay will de cole. | M prewioue years the eouree rowed over hee always | [orPinlin le mueht the proposition of thelr employers, | ayeqy, $s «1.00 | Dever Foire cite alata be a en meee. he rea enin OF This Plnen ty attend divine gorvice at | rm ea by the soniety-yrobably at Yrving Hall, amd & | wees irom 4 pout opporiie Conrad's Gardow uy to awake | “in vonchision, i Was rex Ived that dclogates, being | »,T* business dove in this district since claim were | Mie ion tine Geltute of the aetie edie oe eee: " vpsule of the Port . Whi i | committee \e@ ¢ appointed muke ait 4® Of ruge- o j pbers of ly to vf " cla. C— . y ber. che peat chapel iene of the Sectrees.. Thin susawsery | Commitee 50.0 eet ree Witrodeoed io ate | BratoM the foot of Ono Hundred and Fourteenth street, | menbers of a hewiy tormed pianviorte makers’ dasocien | Phvaicat gi bhiny Peg 515 | MOLY is essentiat to te efficiont working. and return, Yeserday, m gonsequence of the nop exet ence Of that once populos place of point wae from the 349 For there and other reasons, particularly for the mag- 206 Ditude of its benefits in the past, 1am prepared We advo. 157 | CAt@ its claims to the pablic confidence, and to beg of the 26 public that its usefulness be not permitted to vecome ten. 3 Peired. | am, sir, most truly, your obedient cervant, Ni@ over by the rove Fer ir Vevers This de! e has been connected with | society which wil! tend to vendor it tilt more popular she garrigow ioe sipwards or thirty years,and i bighly | with the princersof tbe metropele. the J brary wil con fetectned by ail Who bare come mi contact with him tinue cped every Sétarday evening, and # free te al, Por iy pips eo off One Hundred aud Fourteen, street, cown | Ome AX bandied | journeyman paanoforte m:-ker ia this eity to join thie ag. | Unsuitable age ....... .. sort, the sturt. | peciation slo aseciation bas been in existence come Parmumel saat Vout, meor- | IX moths, wien Iboricinated by & strike, and wumbers | Lurmebed -ubstitutes, pembers. At thst tite Noa residents es Mr. Chevers har divine ss the afternoon he otticiates ws a general | wuypna.o: Macon Heey.—The faneral of thi¢ lamented - mite : men gained an advance of twenty-five per cent. ‘There | Oly sons of aged parenta . thing cu Bonrd of (he Uuited States storerhip Hroudy | oa cr ick paw yesterday, {com hit late residence n | (MC TIVE Low \uNebous Ol Conrad's Garden and back, nome Leelee or fitteey ‘hundred mec working at the | service March S .. 4 necqeeti da hnabkdimmanaion tnonece wine, lying off thbe point, at which be atwaye gaibersa | 4 making bwO ane a bait sigs thie courke baring to be | trade in tht cily, who on an average received $16 por | s 16 adh Hospital, Gerty farne congregation Notwrhstand | Brooklyn, The remaing were eecorted to the Chatabera week. whieh hwe pow beep increased by fifteen per | 4 red over twine lo complete the regularly arrenges Jig Obicuary. BP J 4] DRATH OF MRS. SOPHIA USHER, QUEEN OF tng Mr Chevers ie ov the shady sinty sult street depot by @ battalion of regalar jufavtry, barded by H cent, frame in orect, and bearing that or a youg maw. In the | the Navy Yard iuud, The remaia were despatebod wo | tevee Of five miler, The ju {hie vegariod wore ‘ PE POTEET ‘Swe of Cheaty is aervion Biprd Me Carve, ehovent ama atts he wrbiest | Mage Tot, mine they wi be inerrad hessre. J.P. Palma, J. F Tong, F, fing, dudyee | Hoard of Sidermon. Total pine et teen soe ; ; - if ‘ rn a oa . . / h a , P ; Mr. &. M. Glen's Despa A complimentary ball # to De given wi Miltary Hall, so. | Every aitention and courtesy wae shown to the membore | sMB VETO OF MAYOK- TEN THOUSAND poL- | = on gy to furnieh them), catot 1,761, have ee oo ph repet om pe eee len. Neve rmRy, NOs, Sept BO, 186, | 188 Howery, on Wedontay evemag/Ooiober 14 lor the | of the prem by the above uflcials, wt well af by MP. | jane FO DE ALPHOPKIATED FOR THR BURSLAN stn mili pine ears aon Fria on Wednesday, August 26, ip the i on ah ace Leugit of 7, iRorme.Downe, of we Kighty-cighit: regi. | Mackay, the wet! known shell Dost erebitert, whic hed | tA Oupe BY THE MUNICIPAL AUTHOMIYENR ire, ; Pe Bee vent bernie Has Caer Wee e.aetive a XBW FeO TRRIOR, 2 ebarge of the starting judges’ yooht, and who, i may be | ‘The wok in Ubie district yesterday was again very | of England, but caine to this city ia her early pouth, ond wh inteliice t inte } teent Trith Brigude, who leet his or ul Hig or i a" Co en Sieh Gaiiens nich anee femme she inher. | Latics, fhe SENS Gee vata 8 fod ott 1 Re Holther severtes vor “reliable contraband” bar come | furgune, having sinew iont bie wife, leaving Rim @ oripyie nm ovr lines for > ey s past, and we have net | with four emal chivtren to takeeare of. It is to Thig Board wet yesterday—Mresident Waish to the bulkier of every winning © at ema'l, bul about Cour cares haviug been weled on. A | made herself famous by establisbing the rat sale water ! whole, change will, however, seon take place now that Captain | fountain in the metrop:lis. Whether she wns the first to ta, for seventeen fect working boa and | Htarted in fine, wae disqualified, and, an will be see: thom waa rogtamed when the judges investigated arres'e?. Upon being brought | Lieutepaut eres) 1. Pinan. of the Third New York ) Wu, Brady, Mel », Jom Hanviiton, Wine Ay | Tae Mayor ont in a vero meesege agaist the loneot | \cirre hee dot herent a “ ft aud ss y errmaned to arrest aud trent as desorters introduce soda water as a i » fume Deyod thew vureelves, We bear nothing about | Bis treats an) brothes goidiers will extend big the porse of thirty doilars, yocond, ten doliare = fer she fecry ‘vou the foot of Ibirty-second treet, Fast river, | all who bave hittmrto failed to make their appearance | tion about which there tay be Seas: dean "es fine Mle movements of Lee's fered sout (0 reinforce Brege: | * kee he oe A tlars, The foitowing i9 the result of tbe ra to Bronklyt: bat the reentution was adopied, by & vote of | belere him, fact omen that WA the firwt teria foustaim Gut 1 iw preity contain thas they have not yet gore north | MU*eRnUe DeurPARARe OF + Mak——Mr, Jude Kelly, | preitiond of the boats at the start:— dhirteet to Lbree, notw thelanding the velo of bis Honor. © THR NINTH wisiMOs. from which oue grandfathers drew thelr istwnn ot te ; i : 8 oor labo:sug i B, who resided gt the ourmen of Revonte | Varset af Hoss ‘Gu been } | Alderman Hanoy offered @ resviution impretogie tax of The Sewing tems were dinparel of te thin diettiat house op Beantway a fow doses mire ot Semennie, ss ond Morenth avenue, hes beew miceimg from bis | Udine, Nee... fhm Bay nyse ~~) fifty dollars on each of the Rudeon River Rajirosd gammy | q S Neve: ‘e Peter Wiley J y Oppomite the Okl Bridewell prizop, then im web WY HOE Som, ever eines Usb April. le teft hie house eneey jv ‘ ? Wm. Maye . “4 qugines detwoer their freight depote and Chambers | Nimber of drafied mew held.,..... y, T. Stewart, it Is sald, Yerterdsy Cotuwel Classen, commmandug tie ue How oyning 1070 0 Work th & coal yard where ho wes | EMO, NO 0.4 Jone Qevorn a + gireet, whecb wae adopted. ° Phypreal disability...... fancy io store ta’ the shane om York ontposte at Rachelde. es | employed buen heard of stuve, Peum the 899. Soper... {Alderman Frome? aiy.cated ccrmmy te the matter; | Furuished aubstitutes, .. 2 | fresh, fine looking amd women. All ’ ’ ‘art that Bo whowed sight ayraptoms. of iesaity afew | WDMODLNS. 7. 1 Danial Onell «c.f Spot at the same time be was anxious (0 do honor to our | Only some of widows 5 | zens tuuet remoubder her weil. Father Dav! sore wore lying | Spy fel FE Swan wieder.” Thussiab visitors. ‘The eramnittee had eetimated thet it | Aliens............ 2 | tine ean, no doubt, tit wil mbout her, day and vai me pickets, une Rome w emai d is wiigetel fami are io wae te | AF, SO: 8.004 Kpgrew Lawhamis.. j qguid not Tee sccompiiebed for lees thas $10,000, The | Unseuitabis age a edie disse cx . a“ om. OR spp we he a io consequence. An “y. | Compiroller been communicated with, fen’ -re dete. ., Ef iy es ye gm. in De Ris. abereavocte oF trie will ey | Lists, He. 0.,..] een aguemay:. | «| Sonu auewer agreeing to thet ay propriation Laid over for firtuer eansiderat 16 Police Intelligence. douse the pebel hounds gave the aterm and (heir mosters ied wite (Mra Tuts a { chars c 4 \ 1 Alderman Haany ‘ai 4 there were over appro eciombiau : = Sewvo 4k KUPHANT AR & Cost OF $4,000.—* a ciue vere enabled to eilect ther retreat " Sie Wrgot Ned I i +6 | prations included in catov, st waa desirable Total number who reported... * Buckman, better Kuown a¢ “Laura,” of No. 10 Greene eeeor@y OF 4 REM Vin 10 PLACR vorrenem ow van! near Binth erenuc lay of hi diay: tise tos Seinen Bows \ + | Paes chives Be read, a0 there were bome of Chem otjes- | Seer eeevetetina tor mien Reid oo neers tan. 74 | iisedt; Rheay Welsh, one of oe bensders, end yap ae ait Roa. rea er al gt 2 Arpt scored pane, j 4 { Aldermen Froweny gate ‘et, who he was anrtous to | Semt to gracen) rendéacous.:...0. eens eee 15 | moar, her barkeeper, were taken {nto custody yontorday 0. Wend, of the y-oghth New York, in onm b rele i nee; POLE OveRciF r Johpanger.s010 * ropriate the eum of $10,000 for the Ruretan seception, - by detastive Slowey, on a charge of robbi wand at Newport barracks, having learned trom god: a iute beh He tan tainty pete ole te ha } Somer fl. Highin. { | SEPiid pot wish to ask auy gooueman to vote for ell ‘The Draft im Brooklys. pi Piserred nergy hdr Sia wnt eoliomes ‘ : “ , “ . * | Joe King, Noy. {7m “4 Rolea the wuggertions made by the Comptroiier as to the varkue * . & Tyrroll, of $4,000 oe prec ge Piha choy eat ce meg | Gpswertin al’uded tr fn the geveral appropriating. near peste caters s taboo ager ani eirenmstances —The complatuant, ft aprearr, bale trom ne be ypedorn on the ral b am (itm COOWMME OW 2 SINTER. —The coopers, dienatiafiod w bar ] Jenn 2 Bawtees ' raged ous. ‘Alderman Haxpy moved thas (he matter ve referred to Tee foltowbog cares were dimpesed of by the Provost | Connecticut, and being on @ vistto to the menerc w atte itl mere ence 6D) he's prewong rate euaabion, Dave «truck [6 | pe race lerwinaied wery ums nowrlly, ‘Che boats | the Sommitses co Finwuce, which was carried, | Mavabal of the Third district yectortay drapped in At “Laura's,” where he found .#. cral congo er the enemy teu Une dei higher wages, olsiming ar sneo of fifty conts yor oe nd Chris J Thome were ashore wheu the | - 4 communication was received frow the Corporation SURSTITY re Ke, c08 trotted them, eatin ® ta8p with Dim te Sed epyroncnes witht : rate fn tical gor for Rtartiny wre given, at hewiny pot into Wine, | Coupee! wating, 0 wnewer to a resolution of the Boerd, | ‘jyioh 1. Cook prosented George Neige) Theb Briige ‘The invitation was gradiousiy neoopied, a epg ne a aries, A¥ protent they rebeive evo dol. | Shei on cunoe in iueenaey, ane tthe rare | that he had not bees werved with any votice of inyanetion | presented Kamond Newman, havord | aod carriages being ordered at ® neighboring livery paren rond is now In exvellent eos king onder vt 2 wteatn seth | th \ . jyrre! ceay occupied one wh and hue orommativ ess par deen KeiKe anpeara Io bogie | gee Moat tue Hust ahiet tramancting 9 greas deal of routine boatnens the } ge roger cory, Oetae We ber barkesper occupied another. Ab ‘Lo at bgt ola bev fa ey WI wot | can of the je Board ad ourved 10 Thoreday vext. | Hood presented Vetrick Mol! ’ wo Lod ma we ~y v wooded | += { i mer, a loeo wot ver—for Yeon Or Tm Namie Caneh Comerme—theexco | farting ¥8 ine mn the saeco avd lame bike | paar Remeeeal Lntetligenes. | Wa mf returned vo Ue city 9, Hille the worse for iat s appentad ay & 1 Cc ation, he! car a wf . rafmnone The Awirien Corre: General at thie port, Mr . i. arriving at hin hotel the Yankee discovered i a wpAnted at the Canal vention, held ee Foe Kihox carne je best, tiene $0 wie. iw ny . 12 | entartaimed ® periy of hin covutrynee a€ hia residense | pee yeh, Fg gy Bor ag mg ‘ = ae alarm thet be bad been robbed of foar thousand dolla: ft hioage. (a June lage, will need at the Bt, Nicholas H a s! r \ J biome | vocterduy, in celebration of the aint day of the Keaperor Ye te 2 feral t im Troaenry noves end drafie, bowkies a diamond yalned - she . 19 5), Democrat third and Winsbig fourts, | J, The Avatrien ship ne bondecwpaly aeon® | phen HK. Sein, Tohn M. Stryker. Kiraind 0, Holt, Chae | Oe numucsa and dol} 4 ing that f Dobie ni Bows ee pte PB Ae contended (het the Joe King boat, not having selma posi of toe womminn: wely Aer") MeMullon, Jas, Henery, Ueorge Doherty Sad. bey SoCs Gee Wb aoe pamotetin the don ] ; Pans eum we PATON ! caro Al the Lerminstion of the races. This lett the | cavalry, bas bees appointet Commissary of the regiment, Tittoli, A. Moore, Mickoo! fariog, i ei Uilton, Janmas - Hicive tho wiener, the lemocrat being geo.nd aud | in place of Licntonant Nourse decened. Captain Mercer, | Conway, Michael Moran, Cbrote) ber wt, Thos Aim eounvinan eo 4 Seine, the Wioebip tira. Uf course thie oontreiompe | formerly biertavane to Riggs’ Catiery (Third Kee Yoru | bir, Spon Gh. Miler, Vatriok Cakim, Sones Bet ‘orm, Athemar'e a. ia and Torminer. ented great Cisnatineciion among thowe intarented | Artillery), arrived at Newsere on the 20m m the Sophia, Chad. 3, varrelt | e 4 1 be aaa tay, the mer i) ay ’ Belo t 4 Raroned ¢ Hicoome OF the Joe Kiog and the Chris, Thome, | with a full Company of sluirdy looking arefierymen for , wenavena't perty tine beet disenveret, Bi akorho tt op ne U foyer and Termiogr wan openté ‘The secoal foe wae for sixcared hosts, and hed ube | Company C, which oanet aptaio M. commninnds They | Hemry M. Late, Gideon Pearesi!, Joho barrell, albert SwerL AR Came OFM axD Bavrney — Mire Ueile ehierab . t - following ent ies, the prise beirg & solid ever | are monty from Reme, W. | Mestiiian , Bonyausin Vy George HK. Boanott, Thomat | Broderick, of losy De piroet, @rat boo ught infore the a EP SS See pivobes, valued av $i%, A Hon. Ti, Wilaon, Boston, deorge Curt. Pe , Genierad | Bewley William J. Walker, Sobmon 1. Hsder, Thame | jucsico Kelly, at tho Joll én Marner Police the dintrict fer { Sniat, 4 J. Wool, Troy; Maor Beran n | B, Meet John 0. foving, Wih.m i. Boughton, James ¢ 7 ie Court, Jeng Of time wae cocupied te Nee | Hew rece, Madisow county Hog. 1 ‘Thompson, Havers G. Wool (, | Neniay, 8 charge of foiogiyos asaaalt and battery, pre ‘ nih’ Goleta hes } Robert fy Moore ne N. Grane. Granville, , Smith, George Th mend!) J. W. Evens, | ferret gaint bor by Mes, “arah Boooks, au ocenpani am Be sagth-wr- SY eee st \ John Bras migan iN » ©. Hobson, New York: Hon. J. Be nor, Goorge Ws + Joseph Mauger, Kia | the same promises. The comp aiuaas alleges (bat ou (Mee wdtulged in by the wheel Dey ioe emia 4. B. Cormisb, ship kine Morrie, James Hanving, 1 ameron. € X m) & dic ui Ted between bor nora bast be bar, bes Judge Rurnard more than once ae Telly | House { Goldthwal!, Dons Cau 4 Charies T, Close, Foseph | about ten \ once old. 1 O°y of Mra Brodorick’s, whee od thous to order, Wd #okd that (he Park was Tellerton — autor for the army of | Waiter, Jn Gooimen, the deteud nt intertercd alted young Hino mes) a ouniits hebd hab, geett ines jn,-00d, ibodent ma \ the Powoniac, whi wae arrenied in Alexandria lest week | quantity 6 fet papper. cub oige the em " erough to hol Mr meetings r fen the charge of earvgxling quinine through one lines, haa | (axtayus Hiner. aT, Peter toamelly, Gen. i | eyes and nae. ny 16d 10 Bie bed to van orm to ad jou re. Pb tucker, 4 | examined hy Coowei Wells, commandant of the post, ¢ Lube, T. Gly ut, B. vintee vert MoMawm, a. aM) | gequene. v Lie ay leat Was BUD Atk ndod to, and the pol Nes Robert Gallet { DY ota dircharged | gon, H, Hotal dr. GM. ibias, Menolas Wie, Jacob | dase if rot mere, ex-ot ati disevered, : Peter Wry t ‘The Uticn Unsarver of Pvitay says:—Govermor Seymour, mandi, J. Heeger ourer, dude Dinay, F. Kiet | aitendes sie nd Jurors oot being presen ae. | Gourge rab j who hae beon sponding ion days in Carenoviaand weimity, Ber, Thus. L. Murphy, 1 Conon, Win, Sweetiend. | trratmend re y of Pree? & Wm. H, Webb, Srrived in wwu hast ovoning, and will romain here tor «| ; FR AG gece Che asteet Bnet ee The mother « . ter nde Sommer White aay or two Serhan returet a Albeny. The Governor | 1. Pechin, Geo Wri P, Bolen, War, MoCort, thos. | ytered by the pbyee.. Capt. € iceman tbe murder o Coorge Lyne, }] Chris, Macrey. os in exellent health. M. Kehoe, Stias Denny Kudrusvecker, & &. \ wuruies pate be £ investi Velden 4 stale tit en me oatien Route wae 1. ho, 9. +} Robt. biltiker,..., + © | the fovlew ne commitmente: Ade to the Old Capl | Wim & Plat, Abmer BF ut | Berge Band u + 1a superb eoud: \ dows (oe the [hen fost. Mr. J, Mekeou ia asacgiated Joho Sheen... . y—R. B. Waien, inte | vaven son, t ™ which, for ich the Diseriet Attarney for the prosecution Adem Jaotert erremed | © dung, Geo. %, Smih, Jonn R. Ketohum, fat, # } Weaow Came lPex £ pied in othe Several cap inet pasties charged for participating ot ihe wiayt (he Tweltor led slight! ‘beadquerters, charged G00. B. Boury i, Howen. | : ences) s orecer, | ip the daly draft rete wore set down for certain deve | pa sed by ‘be Stranxer, who won , Jone Fmoode, F. Lyons and ONLY sone. | ante Deer ancimnentngtion Mawling rendered fie cen of serve Tema | See the torn. wi cade; the Tucker teing seeond, ¥ icloon, charechate, seh | J-D.O. Gilapie, Amiinay Weber, % Yagil, Janes | in the Winn, arse coir. sonteel aud resumed her pace ta Laem Power charged with arson by Roblng fret ® | seconds. The Lynch’n ‘crew only went ovo» round. Luror from the gralid | Heavy, J. ¥, Lambert, compmaing ami dborgreg. sit 4 Sot. Hobbell, | Gwelliog daring the rlots wil be tried on the second MOU | mexing & provent against ibe cibor for fouling; PON ROR BATH b- art thie mete whieh haw dees uring the ap: | day of tne month 1h was 200 outer iained. Cunsien 1. Breegen, N. De Groot, George O. Role, R | Sekine ies. Lark ot) ve olninen, Cath race of MO Macerroit, han resomed ber forveer ples on Court was s@)oursed gro forma t\\! Tuesday, and ‘The four cared Bows race did oot an. ‘Mer: ti), be for aie,” tn tls vag ot Bade 3! s | An ad ations! panel of jarure wae ordered for Wedneriay | entries, the Ges, J. Brown and the Chine, A mmagwienta wele sie oF 4 rf u Ploory T. Wood, which ox | OOrNIng Dat tho latter backed out, An attempt war Juss to tho det Naw been Gieonarged, under ig the #\z-cared boat, the wih a the aiihority of te ve ntheer, } Fou Murepe. Sin the rated in cools Gok Liens. GR. Sterling pe cas jue the present the Geter Boeren, Oct. 6, 1949. ground ‘peltber ‘ecr crew * OF ACtiog Ane inte s © boro, im ined of Major Foster, | ue sreaimnbip ADgli® willeail for Galway atten erciocn | enieree bang) instances by many or " fo nay (unt the long we etamination tube mat On N he gut my seseesceeees TT gop hae lef not the leutt wearcusre OO phe dolendenia” = ‘There Speney, ‘The guoboat <hr poe!, vate of the Mombehell, hae been ee. 3. puceesstuily nunebed, aed will BO a for | “Tang Teorning ‘The mails will close at mine q’eioes ieee oe and porve ‘ rviee FAD Wrenn @ nearly ready ior ca