The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1865, Page 5

. Seity, have consonted to receive donations to ald tho Our Prisoners Commit Suicide to Es- cape the Horrers of Prison Life. ‘Tostimony of a Prisoner who was Captured by Bloodhounds and then Kept in Irons and in tho Stocks for Thirty-two Days. ” kee ke. ke. ‘Wasarxatow, Sept. 5, 1865. The government has only between thirty and forty witnesses more to examine in the Wirz trial, Their tes- “stimony will be on particular points. A few only have as yet been subpoonaed for the defence. It is now sup- Posed that the trial will terminate about the Ist of Octo- (ber. The first negro witness was examined to-day, and “tho was remarkably clear in his narrative of the treat- “ment of tho prisonors at Andersonville, including those of his own color, It is understood that the prosecution Se new evidence of an important Messra, Rittenhouse, Fant & Co., of this /prisouer now on trial. Proceedings of the Tria! Wasurxeton, Sept. 6, 1865. The Wirz trial was resumed from Saturday. EXAMINATION OF J. NELSON CLARK. J. Nelson Clark testified that he was taken, as a pris- “oner, to Andersonville, about the 28th of May, 1864, and veonfined. The previous evidence as to the crowded and dilthy condition of the stockade, the suffering of the wprisoners, the coarse, dirty and insufficient food, &c., ‘was repeated. On one day of last year he counted one ‘hundred and fifty-four dead men in the stockade. “The witness mentioned the case of an inane soldicr who wandered up and down by the stream refusing to wear ‘elothing, and who had not sense enough to know that he amust cook his rations; he ended his life by suicide. An- <other prisoner destroyed his life by hanging, after de- Claring that he would rather die than remain in the Stockade, When the witness was taken to Andersonville ‘there were forty one men in company with him, and ae of them died, principally in that prison. He IX mon were shot at different times, two of whom knew died; one of them extended his arm too far out over the dead line while dipping water out ‘of the stream, when the sentinel fired; anothor ‘bay chef slightly beyond the line; the sentinel fir.d, missed him, and hit a man who was lying in a tent. ‘The witness montioned the circumstances attending the aw of the other four men for crossing the dead he did not, however, see or hear Captain Wirz give ‘the orders for the shooting. EXAMINATION OF VINCENT HARRY. ‘Vincent Harry, of the Seventy-second New York regi- ‘ment, who was a prisoner at Andersonville, havin, been eonveyed thither about March 1, 1864, ‘testified that while at Captain Wirz’s headquarters he heard Wirz give -@rders to have men put in the chain gang and have irons and a the ‘body’ of Sue, whieh had ia forfour days, was too Oo,cupation of Chihuahua bythe I fect conduce to TETIMONT, OF HORATIO 3. ERAItY. French. On the 1st inst, the Mayor doops "Tapco! 08- | iieoe be sppolnted Fog PB a ea eeeeconntta om 5 ornor be 7 wns ais tor forthe 9" io°yarenyen of many, oftoen The was en —_ 19th of June; Wirz threatened the men, using vile lan- to grant this nor tod calling thom damned Yankees; «nan whe | President Jn Tee and Bis Cabinet | ro mis exc OR, OM Naw Yous, Gept. 1, 1806, } tq, “on i0 manner of taking the ) Cap! rz bis ration of corn bread, and asked " Pago, Duan Sim—T ain in pt eon 0, when I had appointed @ suficient ether, not be furnished, met with the re- atm ' by Janos G or thiarols pom gens pont ol for a town or ward an te ena eee Ered ecto spl nome | | BRB Di Sm ar at ns | ace ps cn ar b Pes: es ners; the swamp was more than a foot deep with buman | i be Bevo fhose This Tro aon ne pero for examination at an aartior g4@ than | iStandent itt Be.” ‘ay anor fe + i Ny hs and, u: in same cern taping hws, ont | Inentions at He wilt bo Daven frosa This | wt, trina you chang hetnsnarnn msn | Bun She work 5.” me fw an item Th hemeshacereniy besa gaat an ee wrens Se Test Foothold on Mextean foil. want ice ta ahem ate | Sic talgi op™ ica very trul tt a rem = loads wien ig tectesteating she prlscucrswoetde | ia ae. The merece recived ieee w se sogguor | sal tenes nO AIMRY cba eter etn ey po tae | : ratory, ab guy fb wes | Sa wet eae speaking to& wou! the guard without | | 1 Fe, change the date of trial, that he would permit the Mayor | * ~sont consult. icors of the draft halting; Wira aleo said that if any of the Yankees traded via Dexvan Crry, Sept. ‘ome 28 | to publisit his defence. Owing to the Governor, at this | pe wd aconchy canvaeaga the ve e guard anc they bai ' a0 0) not ce of the sal! any hat ime would say, “Good for the guard;"' for, the they wore also trators were found aad punished; about the middle of Maroh, ‘The French have occupied Chihuahua. Tho indications are that Juarez will soon be driven | IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO, | THE STREET CLEANms <*MMISSION. season, bein engaged on a tour to the prinotpal watering Juarez and bis Cabinet have fled to El Paso, whicugt | places, no answer has as yot beon received. ' men were found disturbing things the rations would be cut off till the present is tho headquarters of the Mexican government. singular’ | se of ~_ The Approxshing F . Sot the Mayor and City natural onemy. obstacles thrown i their way on thie ha 4 embarrassing and almost insurmoun! 1¢ Officers wore upon upom the recom yen- LETTER OF OIT¥ INSPECTOR BOOLE. appointed Crey Ingpecror’ dation of gentlemen of responsibility, and in wlio a. ee yho sow by counaal tanker’ this sence” ane =~ ‘therefrom until he makes of her property. Me e086 ‘a seats 2g ‘Beir opinions, but in this ease the ~ Pm MAILS FOR EUROPE. The Cunard mail steamship Perala, Captain Lott, will leave this port to-day for Liverpool. The mails for Europe will close at half- seven. o'clock this morning. tee 3 ~ The Nor af six o'clock in the morning, Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents, Persons !eaving the address at the counter to-day cam have the paper Mailed to any part of Europe. -Mrs. Grundy says that t Bolipseg Mrs, G. says ls reiterated most ei Dba oz ninety: fashion of . jhundredins of the intelligence, re Poetry has immortalized the “Night oF at i“ ’3 DRPARTMENT, BLOOMING CEREUS” in “thoughts that when an wa alked of, "some of ou mon by | from this last foothold on Mexican sol, and will Become No, 19.Crrv Hats, Squane, OnaTuan Sraemr, & | Judgmont thad contaénes, . pertimes fala poy abd ches ‘iommortal ta hia agroement gave money 10 the guard, twenty dollars OF | 4 fugitive within the borders of tho United tates. 90 His tecallency Governae Rawson agnes Trnaeraliaied the alaademmnant Af ether, Beet theres is maton i pealen eee ee On te crose-examination the witness sald he did not - pencnam macnieek tere Jers Resellers copterct Comparatively small, ned" cities. ompecially, it. wad 0 + bach lls shake gaigd iknow thet Capiain forbidden the acceptance of POLICE INTELLIGENCE. pam lr igre ge ey Oe Ee ee page pees ere eee TROTIMONY OF ROBERT MERTON. me tn my capacity ns ono -of the commipsioners 22 | aud faithful im the diacharyo yf seelr duticn, ‘alte re eepphaali ‘the fact incu Robert Merton, g.toa Ponnayivanis regiment, | A GAMBLING AND DISORDERLY HOUSE Tit saad |: HAE 2 contract. Cor. cleaning. stmt staante clty of | turns as valuable and compkts ane ay previous many Serie haat po ric bila by the ee Wirz Camden — WAY BROKEN UP. Tn addition to these documents I have received a - of 1866, te nite Sfarshal By wz, the oticars were sont to our prisoners by the Sanitary Commission; it was | Aecording to tho statement of Mr. Slag Loune- | notifcation to appear before your Excellency: af dbe | then paid by the name, the Stale’ poys them Dy 1Ne day xe ame fees the and he had never seen the stocks exe saw’ ons | Dury, the premises No, 1171 Broadway, kept byJoseph | Executive Chamber, tn the city of Albeoy oe tora, Tt | thle te fan desire in this utatter has been to mike: | fng'victhme to) the morbid tal nan roca soventy five log for caring onions nie | Lawis, hare beon fr somo time past the resort of gam | shal Se ea cua tOe Le a teillaces Sibel | Gor Che eee ee aad oe comes rounded, whet em with the the hospital, and he saw Wira kick asick man, and heard | piers," Tho soence of disorder which have occasionally | mo and place designated, and to prove to.You ‘that the, will bo used to accomplish that result, Tee | ere Oo the dying statement of a black man who was shot inthe | taken place in this rsort wore exceedingly aanoying | Sharges aro, both false ‘and malicious, and that my | spectfully, mplish tint rest ee | Sought that, aut the twelre rcs nett Gen te ® | to the table resitonts of that neighborhosd, but | official conduct, both as City Inspector and as Commis- | “Hon, Wauuam M. Twaxn, Prosideit of the Board of! Woma know thas iis would shoot another fhe could get sixty days furlough; | more eapecially to Mr. Silas Lounsbury, ving at” 1100'| sioner, bas bech wholly irepraachable, Supervisors of tho county of New York With. fact te DOU Petr uign,on tha ouih aide would eo ney. “either by Broadway, next door to the place in question, ace For the present, and until I am able teconsult with id - wo ‘attest a ‘exchange or parole. foaid: v> v condingly setereained tet Sats the neodes tepeto patie the other members of the Comraiasion, F waive the con- weak ous.” Now, nie as ome diseases Ne, on Saturda; jutional questior to the ornor over A isow in the sir. atin a maga rte ntaatonn | tt ins ne oe met | een tng Sere | OWN RETURNING VETERANS. | Sweetie eee Meee eget hi im seeping both a gambling and a disorderly house. | also as to the proper method of i jalnat a aged in digcing a tunnel, An order to MaKe | A warrant wan ined ig gambling and a disordeny house. | when they. arp, Miought. to bo guilty of oMelal miscon- | Arrival of the Forty-clghth New York Persons, whose, net iazers: bses wi ciciehenae Deh at hatener ee nan as vy! night Captain Speight, with oficor McCarty and others of | duct. Secure in the consciousness ‘own innocence Regiment. gies, then, with this potential vegetable sores gel his forog, made a descent on the place, and arrested | and inthe respect and support of my follow citizer I ‘The above: * ‘ert Foraperan! wi the bovanss" TESTIMONY OF FRANK MATTOX. Lewis. and his dealer, John Hustace, who wore amusing | can afford to care nothing for the legal Techuloalities 6 above 'regioment arrived in this city at three o'clock ielded 10 pationt research an4 em it. Frank Mattox, (colored) belonging to the ‘Thirty-fifth | themselves over a guine of “aro.” "The Captain and his | which may embarrass. tho) proceodings jn this cage. Of yesterday, and\proceeded to the Battory Barficks, where | Dlindest, disciple, of the oe me United States, testified that after he recovered from his | officers also-seizod a faro table, dealing box; layout | course Tadmit your Excellency’s jurisdiction over me, | they partook-of-refreshments. At six o'clocithey were | herbs, sooty and barks, cam OP ry a wounds in the head and foot he was put to work at the | board, marker, ivory checks, sundry packs of ‘ko,, | individually, in my official capacity as City Inspector. ‘1 of thousands ‘a trial of its vintnen, prison: a colored man was whipped with two hundred | all of which contraband articles they took to Since T have been the City Taspector of New York I | Walted upon by 4 coramittee of citizens, who conducted NEW YORK OFFICE a ee teed ae ene Dake Se IAG abo ¢ a oe. Say Be Prone, Yesterday porn Lewis | have beak constantly and njuatly persecuted by a them to Brooklyn, where the regiment was rateod. They 0 CEDSE 2] 5 man afterw: ned 5 ere arralene fore: who | same ies who now present the charges inst me Broad treet r yay \ ho related the circamatance of a white man, who had aL Lewis to find Ave hunted dollars balltos each | that capactyy.” ‘Thess porsecutions have See a | hatte Ny UNE MEE me | MeMiaatioo-Neuralgicon—me Cebnneue blacked his face and mixed with thi in order to make his escape; covered and whipped, blacked himself 6 be him the ne; witness seen twelve mon gang. for an entire we in a shocking manner; the man. This was in tem the graveyard with seve: ry is was in October; Wit whose sculls had becn sawed ance of the bodics which had bee! at the sight exhibited and the ki colored prisoners whipped with thi thrown in; a Confedorate burial, and gave tnstructions to pac! which was decently done; there boards of which to make them. placed around their feet, and also order the guard to Shoot the first man who should cross the dead lino; Wirz also threntened to shoot any man who would not Sand fall into line; witness had seen marks on the ies of men bitten by dogs, and described the sutfer- ings of one hundred and fifty men who had been vaccin- vated with poisonous matter. * Qn cross-examination witness said some of the men in By the Court—The doctors in Captain Wirz were speaking about the effects of th cination, when Wirz said, “Yei gave them the land they came to Wirz mring as the & negro, would 8 law, namely, thirty-nine lashes. 0 together in the chain k; he had seen a tan torn by dogs though nearly dead, the man was put Into the stocks, and two av after the witness buried other officers, said, “We have given tho Yankees the land they came to fight for;’” rz, with some of the doctors who were with him in the graveyard, looking at the corpses off, and the green appear- had.seen thirteen of the boxes sent by the Sanitary Com- mission, and Wirz put on one of the shirts and a pair of ntaloons. Cross-examined—Witness had seon four or five of the trenches wer. seven feet long and three deep; the dead mon were laid sided by side, with faces up, and the earth surgeon superintended the 8 of colored men man was dis- man ve 1864. Wirz, while in n vaccinated, laughed illing of the men; he irty-nine lashes; the k the hodies in close, were no coflins, nor the graveyard with God damn them! wo ht for.” Tho court adjourned until to-morrow. ithe chain gang had previously attompted to escape. NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA. ‘$ESTIMONY OF EDWARD L. KELLOGG. Uedwert L, Kellogg, of the Twentieth New York | Additional Rumors of Crucitics to the ‘Gavalry, saw four men shot for crovsing tho dead line; shooting was quite a common ‘occurrence; witness was ‘bucked six hours because he had failed to report a man ‘who had escaped; another prisoner was bucked at the game time; bucl consists of first t1 the wrists to- gether, then fastening the arms over tho Cross-oxamined a the defence—He never saw a man ducked in the United Themed of such things boins done; tho reason why he was Hbucked was that he di, Bot spply wan the rule for sPoporting those ma pte pe. BXAMINATION OF JOSEPH R. ACKUFF. Jossph R. Achuf, of the Twenty-fourth Ohio, a pria- conor at Andorsonville, testified that having gone out with a rebel guard he jumped on the rebel’s back, whilo the two who accompanied him took away h’s gun; ‘the doys in chase, he and bis companions scat: tered; the witness ran into a swamp and svon saw five b and seven rebel mot taken off of bim for fifteen minutes, during which time he had to fight them with his fists; he had nothing } pair of pantaloons made of two rebel still carried the marks of the biting on to take the fT; rz who ordered putin the stocks ; he was exposed to the sun; he Irty-six and during that “time had only two drinks, out of the muddy creek; when ‘ho spoke to Wirz about this treatment he was told to “dry up, or he would have his brains blown out,” the witness, after being taken out of the stocks, was ironed; ‘the oe passing round his ankles and legs were sep- -afated by an fron bar eighteen inches iong; the legs of othe witness were and scurvy fell into them; he ‘was kept thirty-two days in iron by order of Captain “Wirz; it was ied the irons were removed by direc- tion of a rebel surgeon, wien the fact-was they wore -afraid of Sherman—having a white flag hanging out all Hi jn July; when a squad of Sherman's Pere ME bt do tir at cytning except pant and shirts; even their buttons were split open, Wirz saying he liad heard of moncy some- times being stowed away in buttons; the men were sent ‘the stockade; Wirz said they were raiders and ought to be hung; they belovged to Stoneman’s cavairy; Wirt {chigan boy over the head with his revolver, the result of whi was that the boy died ol ‘fits; the witness said he saw tho man called ‘‘Chickamat e, killed; the men had nicknamed him “Mnttonhead belonged to Hlinois, and was silly, and had lost a leg: the boys having plagued him he applied to Captain Wirz to go on parole; Wirz cursed him and threatened to blow Vhis brains out; ‘the mam was at the time within the dead line; Wir ordered tho guard to blow bis orains ont; the r fired, the shot striking the man in the le‘t side; ‘was carried out and died; the witness saw (Wirz lay out the dead line in April, 1864, and heard him ‘give orders at that time if any man crossed the line to ‘shout tim; the first night he went into the stockade, on ‘ 1th March, 1864, he saw Wirz kicking a poor ‘skeleton around there, and heard Wirz curse him; he four offoors, who also witnessed the same cruel of ninsty mon to which the wit- in tolerably physical con- up in line pretty well, but others could give the latter anything gee occurrence; the squad to ent for Lowy hours, and he kept hs word) | on the 3d, 4th and 5th of July rations were cut off throughout the stockade we some had escaped; the there at the time was hg &, 16th of Seen By! be oraeg -erowd at gate ‘men trying to get out wi ne siek ; one could get bys ;, there were at that placo lime and the loam | ve orders if any one ste} over the A the areas he could not ascoashing upon the line; the zie of hi cairty-tive Neéegroes—Large Numbers Said to Have Been Killed by the Whites—Gathering the Cotton Crops, éc. Raxeian, N. C., Sept. 1, 1865. Judge Carter, who has returned from an extensive trip men, and the number of homicides States army, although he had | throngh tho South, states that the cruelty to the freed- | names and address of merchants doing business in dis- among them, by the whites, are increasing to a fearful extcnt, especially in places where the troops are being withdrawn. Ths Judge has a copy of the Sout! hen Sun, which says that if the Yankecs aro alarmed at the killing of a fow hundred niggers a day, in States protection of Yankee troops to a certain extont, what | The Excursion of Company B, pata . 5 , ;- forces: eo mission into the Union u ea is on horseback; the hor.nds were"! powers, who will then havo a complete Organizat on of the tallitin im oach county, which, wil give the South a standing army that can bid dellance to will be th as sovereign the world. Newaras, N. C., Sey ‘The steamors Louisa Moore, El flect of schooners, left here to-day for the North heavily | laden with cotton, tobacco, naval st duets. In extensive cotton fields in sight of Nowborn the cot- ton pickers commenced gathering the crop last week. ‘The cotton worm has not made its appearance in this part of the State. oo cotton this year in Eastera North Carolina s good. There is a great* lack of hotels and boarding houses in Newbern. Portable houses, brough' bringing extravagant prices. It is impossible to rent a buil ng or to obtain lumber here for less than its weight in sitve estate and city lota, strange taken a flight upwards, owin, and the unsottled condition of this Affairs in Chicago. GRANT—SERENADE TO MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL GEN, LOGAN—THE ILLINOIS 8’ Carcaco, Sept. 5, 1865. General Grant reached Milwaukee early yesterday morning, and at eloven o'clock had Music Hall. At three P. M. he was at Newhall House, and at noon to-d city by special train, accompanied eral personal friends. This after Logan, Grierson and Hayle visited t ten o'clock this eveuing General Grant left for his home in Galena. General Logan was serenaded last night at Fremont House, He responded in a brief speech, and was loudly cheered. ‘The State Fair is now in full bla a grand exhibition, seen in the West. presented, ‘The first regular was held in the new day. sting of the CI Coroners’ Inqu' THE FATAL ‘SHOOTING AFFAIR RECKLESS USE OF FI Coroner Gover yesterday held an enth ward station house of the body of Julius Hoppel, to the fcar of confiscat.on ‘The show of stock is the finest ever Many States besides Illinois are re- ‘hamber of Commerce building to- where they have tho 1865. cid’ ana Argo, and a | tores and other pro-, from the North, are to say, have not yet kind of property. TATE FAIR, ETC. a public reception in present at a banquet Jay he arrived in this by his staff and sov- noon he and Generals the Fair grounds. st, with prospects for ‘hicago Board of Trade IN PITT STRERT— REARMS. inquest at the Elev- D of the complaints proferred against him. He nét having a bondsman at hand, the mag’'strate committed him to rison to await his trial b:fore the Court of Beasions. © proof against Hustace being insufficient to warrant his detention, Judze Dodge discharged him, DISORDERLY HOUSE IN WEST WASHINGTON PLACE. Mr, Cherrie M, Lovy, residing at 46 West Washington pee recently appeared before Justice Dodge and pre- red a complaint against Mrs. Matilda Smith, charsing her with keeping a disordorly house at 35 Weat Washing- ton place, the resort of abandoned. females and men of dissolute habits, A warrant was 'ssued, and on Monday age Captain Dickson, of the Twenty-eight precinct, and aforce of his men paid an official visit to Mrs. Smith’s place, much to the annoyance and discomfort of the pro- rietress and alco fifteen men and women then in the jouse, Mrs. Smith and the fifteen were taken to the station house for the nivnt, and yesterday arraigned be- fore the magistrate, who ‘required Matilda to find five hundred dollars bail for trial at the Court of Sessions, The eight young men and soven females secured were locked up for examination. A SHARP T¥LEGRATI CARRIER—A NEW DODGE. Mr. William Morrison, of 141 Church street, cashier in the store of Messrs. W. B. Clatlin & Co., yesterday ap- red before Justive Hogan, and entered a: charge of ge pretences against Wm, Bell, a telegraph carrier, eizhteen years of age. Mr, Morrison alleges that on the ‘28th ultimo Beil calied at the store and presented to him & paper purporting to bo a telegraphic despatch received over the wires of the United States Telegraph Company from Mossra. Harden, Tuller & Co., of St. Louis, requost- ing that the firm of Messrs, Claflin & Co. immediately for- ward to them cortain cases of goods, named in the despatch. Mr. Morrison, believing the despatch to be genuine, received it, and gave Bell four dollars and twenty cents, which the latter alloged was due the tele- raph company. Mr. Morrison was sul juently in- formed by Mr. Hiram Ho! mes, of the United States Tole- ‘was ever received at their office, and consequently was a Dogue deeputch, Mr. Morrison) therefore charges’ Bell with defrauding him out of $4 20. This alleged. that Bell, who was arrested: by officer ; of the Fou: teenth precinct, has been in the habit of obtaining th tant cities, and originatms deepatehes p deen sont by them to verti wholesalé city, ordering goods, presenting the desputches and col- lecting the money dne for telegraphing. In this way he has done quite an extensive business for himself. Bell pleaded guilty, and Jretice Hogan locked him up for trial in default of $500 bail, ing to have Twenty- Second Regiment, to the Catskills. This company will leave the city to-morrow, at five o'clock P. M., on anvexcursion to Catskill, at the invita- tion of wey? B, Eighty-sixth, regiment New Var State Militia. ie programme includes agrand ball at the Mountain Honsc, and a grand military banquet to be given by Company B, Righty-ixth regiment, of Catskill. Extensive preparations have been made on both sides, and it will, beyond all doubt, be ono of the most intercat- ing of the season, The company will be accompanied by their new band, under the direction of the famous Dod- worth. The attention of members of the Twentv-second regiment is called to the fodowing orders:— COMPANY ORDER—NO. 12. Heapnquanrens, Comrasy C, Twentr-secoxp Reoment N. G. 3. N. Y., New Yorn, August 25, 1865. The members of this company are hereby ord to aga*mble at these headquartors, in full uniform (white gloves), and without overcoat or kna on Thursday, jeptember 7, nt four o'clock P. M. sharp, for parade, to escort Company B of this regiment to the boat on their departure for Catskill. Members of other companies are cordially invited to unite with us on this occasion. By order, WM, J. A. McGRATH, Captain Commanding. R. Parpow, Jr., First Sergeant. COMPANY ORDER—NO. 6. Comrayy B, ARMORY, ‘Twenty-seconp Reaiwent N. G. 3. N. Y¥., New York, Sept. 1, 1865. This command will leave for Catskill on Thursday, Tth inst., at five o'clock P. M., per steamer Thomas Powell, escorted by Company C of this rogimemt, Cap- tain William J. A, McGrath, Members will assomblo at the Armory, on the above dato, in full marching order, Knapsacks, blankets inside, overcoat rolled, change of underclothing, two pair of white cotton and one pair of white silk gloves. loll will be called at balf-past three o'clock. On this occasion it is particularly desirable that the men report promptly at the hour named, a3 the company Will leaye the Armory at four o'clock P. M. precisely. Members without overooats, knapsacks or any portion of their uniform will report to Lieutenant T. G. Ascongh at once. ‘An inspection will bo held on Monday, 4th, and Wed- nosday, Oth inat., abeight o'clock P. M., in full march- ing order, when ‘it i expected every member will be present | The committee will receive the names of members desirous of going until Monday, 4th inst, This excursion promises to be one of the finest affairs ever gotten up by any military organization. Every: arrange- ment has been nade to insure success, By order. Captain WILLIAM W. REMMEY. T. B. Conus, First Sergeant. The Turf. FASHION COURSE, L. 1.—TROTTING, Torspar, Sept. 5.—Purse and stake $250, mile heats, minated in two investigations—one before Governor Sey- mour, and one before the special committee of the Senate, of which the Hon. George G. Mungor was chair- man. Ata considerable exponse for counsel, and im- mense labor in preparing my case and in producing testi- mony, both oral and document betore Governor Seymour and before the Senate com- mittee, and the result of both of these investigations was oy practical acquittal. he charges made before your Excellency against me | Coan, and numbers eight hundred as fine looking mentas | Twelfth ‘as City Inspector are simply a rehash of those which I c have already met and refuted. sagt ype made by the game Fortunately, that evidence exists in an official form, having been printed by order of document (Senate Document No, 38) I refer your Excel- lency, ‘and Ihave not the sightest doubt that your at- tentive ‘and me the trouble and expense of witnesses and the summing up of counsel. alroady expended much more than my emoluments as City Inspector in defending myself and this dopartment against these maliciovs persecutions, and I new decline to waste any more money upon the unscrupulous persons who, from personal, political or pecuniary motives, con- tinue to attack me. Excelloncy that Governor Seymour refused to take any | Fort Pulaski, Ga., 1862; Coosa aotion upon the charges against me, upon the ground | 1962; Morris, Island, 8. 6, suly 10, that there was no foundation for any aotion. lustee, a you to the ex-Govornor for proof of the accuracy of this statoment. This was my first acquittal Committee, as your Excellency will official report, sary in my defence; and Senator Munger, the chairman of the committee, said substantially inh the tax levy that there was not sufficient testimon joa @ report debates for proof of the accuracy of this statement. This graph Company, that nowuch despatch ag delivered by Bell | was my second acquittal. Thus my. former judges are Af now tho-witnosses for my defence. How often am I to be tried upon these twice exploded charges? — under the clean! brief. in this and counsel of the ‘New York Sanitary and Chemical alors in this | Compost Company,” sponsible person named Gregory, who, as I am inforhed, is not a taxpayer. The motive of the accusation is clearly maticious, and arises-from the refusal of the commission to grant ‘the contract fo the com) Corporation Counsel, uffder whose legal advice the com- mission acted, has already explained that, as the charter of that company does not allow them to clean streets, they could nat have made a le; with the city, even if thoy had o! for a dollar a day. The Hon. man, the only other sustained tho fore the Compost Company's proposal. this com} company sion, soe sh that they intended “‘to fight the new con- tract from the start,” and that it never should be car ried out. they did sot fire to the stable of ons of the contractors; they did maim a horse belonging to one of the street cleaners, and they did assault the contractors’ employes have originated, and been pressed. charges against me individeatly as City Inspector. AS the cl city, and as the con! ested parties in the public injure me in the good opinion: of my fellow citizens, I tal wide @ publicity as my studied and malicious accusations, Very respectfully, your obedient servant, in the neighborhood of the City Hall as to jurisdiction of the Governor over a body similar to the Street Cleaning Commission. This cominission, it may be remembered, is incor act, an unless another act providing for the same The only case at all ordinanees of 1837, whic of the Mayor, Comptroller aud Corporation their official capacities as such before the Governor, this would hardly apply in the days we may oxpect to havo Governor Fenton's reply both to the Mayor's and Recorder THE POPULATION OF THR METROPOLIS—CORRES- ferry. ‘The regiment’ was raised by Rev. Mr. Perry, of the Fleet street Methodist oliarch, who was a graduate of ‘West Point, and who served in the Texas revolétion. , Ldefended myself | He raised the regiment and led it to the field, but did of apoplexy eighteen months after he entered the service. ‘The regiment is now commanded by Colonel Wm.’ B. have returned to this’ city since the war has ceased. They left Raleigh, N. C., on the 2d inst., and previous to their leaving sont wordto the elty authorities of the fact expecting, of course, that they would be troated wit common courtesy, In this tltey were greatly mistaken. They marched up Fulton. strect to the City Hall Park, whore they halted for someten or fifteen minutes; but no Mayor or other city official was thore to receive them, and the war worn veterans.were compelled to take up their line of march and search for some p'ace of shelter forthe night. This {s the second time that tho city of Brooklyn bas been disgraced through its representa- tives, in neglecting to pay proper attention and respect to the returning soldiers. ‘The following is a list of battles in which'they were engaged :—Port Royal Ferry, 8. C., Jan. 1, 1862; siege of witatchie,’S, C., Oct. 22, 1863; Fort’ W: . C., July 18, 1863; O1 Feb. 1864 ter Heights, Va., 1; Drary’s Btuff, Va, May Harbor, Va., Juno 1; slege of Petersburg, ‘August; Cotmotory Hill, ‘ay August 14; Strawberry Plain: Farm and Fort Gilmer, Va., Sept. 29; Ne et " pon | Va, Oot. 7; Fort Flaher, N. C., Jan. 15, 1865; Wilming- to be) ve te 21; Wilmington to Raleigh, N. C., March to 3 ‘With the above record the veterans of the eighth: can well afford to submit to the insult offered them by the city government; but they, or their friends, will not soon forget tho shabby treatment they received aftor faithfully and bravely serving their country for four In rogard to my conduct us one of the commissioners years on the battlefeld. tax levy to'make a contract for ing the strects of this city, my defence will be very | ‘The Care of Oar Returning Soldters. matter are the paid agents Nov that the soldiers have nearly alt returned to their homes, our readers will be interested im briefly scanning the work done in this city by one of the several agencies employed in caring for them. ‘The late Suporintendent of the New York State Agency, in Howard street reports that during the months of June and July he recelved and provided meals, lodging and extra delicacies for 32,285 New York City and State troops, and fruit, &c., for 15,000 New England soldiers, or 60,000 men in all; that the ‘Reception Fund” to provide this fruit, music and other Iuxurios to suitably entertain these brave men, amounted to 96. 603 40, collected from the liberal citizens of New York city, togothor with about $2,000 paid for salaries of offl- cers and employes, carpenter and plumber bills, &c., contributed from the fund administered mnder the care of Governor Fenton, That of this fund contributed by our liberal citizens the larger part was raised in the months of July and August, when most of our wealthier men are ont of the city. ‘The report for the last six months, dnring which the parties; they are refuted by the same evidence. the Senate, To that Fo perssal of its pages wit! spare you the fatiguo 1e examination T have Before leaving this subject alfow me to remind ‘your er, 08- refer The Senate sce by tho printed ded that no moro evidqnce was neces- acainst me, I refer you to the Hon. rge G. Munger and to the official of the Senate ly accusers reproseuted before you by an irre- ny alluded to, The and binding contract toclean thestreets Recorder, John T. Hoff- legal momber of the commission, ‘Corporation Counsel in this opinion. There- ‘Commissioners had no abnica but to rule out the ‘20. soon as this was done the agents and the organ of derlared war upon the commis- Thoy did canso_ strikes among the workmen; while at work. But the police being called in these in was under the care of Colonet Colyer, is as outrages ceased, or rather they are now renewed in | follows: — Gnothor form, by these charges against the commission. | Total number of mon rocoived at depot. «+. 66,633 ‘The best proof of the good judgment of the commission Whole number of men since the estal nt in giving the contract to Messra. sg stir De Mad and ‘was opened in ae eel TT155. Knapp is the manner in which, in despite of these ob- | Stacks, the coutract 's now being carried ne Number of sick received in hospital since March Ishall say no more in regard to this street cleaning 5 Jose seeeeree +» 1,261 contract until the 26h instant, when Ishall appear be- | Numbor of deaths in six months yet ogy fore your Excellency at Albany. But [simply desire to Average daily number who receive ical show your Excellency the gpirit. in which these charges treatment, dressing of wounds, &c. 331 Dr. J. J. Van Renséelacr, Jate a surgeon in one of the New York State regiments, is the surgeon in charge. MATRON'S DEPARTMENT. Mra, Wood, widow of an army officer, is the Matron. The number of articles donated and washed for the men in this department for six months is 12,858. the malice with which they have a glad that your Excellency has forded me an opportunity to answer them as completely Thave already answered, in two investigations, the rges have been published in the papers of this pued iteration of them by inter- ress may have a tendency to ow Y. Mr. Hogg, a one-armed soldier, reports that ho has given out, to be read by the soldicrs, 4,258 volumes. RRCKIVING AND DEPOSIT CLERKS report havine recoived and locked up for safe keeping in the same time, $178,424 23. RELIGIOUS SERVICES have boon held every Sunday, ai wich most of the more distingniahed clergymen of this city Lave preached to crowded assemblies of soldiors and citizens. ‘Altogether the soldiers have been well eared for at this fe the liberty of giving this frank and hasty letter as enemies have given to their FRANCIS I. A. BOOLE, City Inspector. There seems to be some considerable doubt entertained jace. Pitolonet Colyer desires gratefully to acknowledge the following, which closes his account of the “Reception Fand:"— Previously acknow! $10,524 49; John 0. Stone, $20; EL. Bollis, $60; Gb. Patoun, $15; 6. W.. ade ditinai, $5; Peter Cooper, $25; Thomas Christy, $60; Counsel in | Charles H. Marshall arlditional, $50; FW. Coleman & 1° | co., $25; John A. King, $25; Alfred’ N. Lawrence, $26; Henry Weston, $25; Lucius Tackerman, $25; Rot Lennox Kennedy, $25; Charles A: Talbot,’ $25; Edmund C. Owen, $26; Howard’ Potter, $60; William Laimbeor, Jt., $25; Goddard & Bro., $60} Franklin H. Delano, $25; ‘A. G. Ackershaussen, $20; Horace Brookes, $25; George N. Noyes, $25; Samuel French, $25; William Tucker, $10; 9. 0! Baker, $25; Albort Mathews, $25; James W. Reokman, $25; Hancock Recruiting Committee, $3,394. Total received, $14,503 49. Led under the tax levy by a special logisiative therefore cannot be cotltrolied by the Governor enacted. ous {a that in section 20 of the provides for the summoning 10" present case. Tn a few commupiteations. The Census Returns. PONDENCK WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE. Boag ov Sursr' No, T Ciry Hatt, ‘apparatas™ Invented by Dr. VON EISENBERG, For the cure of all dispases of the Eye, Par, Ohronte Catangs, yt oF MLL MROAT, Catarrh, hma, Affeetions of the Voloe; isordered the Stomach, Liver, Shortness of Breath, Wheerl ee erraa cr cronsiig: affections of the Chest; morbe tions of the Ever, ‘Weakness of Nerves anh ger of the wi symiato, Je non in full Cog eee residence of the tegen Dr. VON EISENBERG, 616 Broadway, near street. ROSS EYE STRADSATENED IN ONE MENUTB. ——— A.—The Finest Overcoats Ever'seom im this country now ready for sale. Lafayette piace; and ppoaite Cooper-Uniow. 1. ¥, BROKAW, 34 Fourth avenue, A Book of Rate Receipte—Contataing many secrets and much *valuable information nevor~ made public, inoludin over 100 receipts now in exclusive el he ie ted ‘tropolitam Hotel of city, Price Satay mailed, pos 5 ie HUTCHINSON E COn. ublishers, 669 Broadway, Now Verk. All Prizes Cashed-im Legal Lotteri¢a—_ ct id ti ent. Hrealars and drawings °C SoTE, Broker, 176 Broadway. A—Boys’ and Children’s GARIBALDS, CUTAWAY AND ZOUAVE SUITS, by the thousands, at reasonable prices. I._Y. BROKAW, 62 Lafayette , and 31 Fourth aveuue, opposite oper Unloa. °c A Public ne. hea py at bay Makes tn old roof a good as a new one, done day by the Union Cement ‘Sompany, at small fevee and with uniform su nost jonky. tn ‘success. ™ tal roofs are made tight by it, and all its work is w. met elt al oficen:—in Now "ork, 864. Broadway * Barclay stieet; in Broeklyn, 269° Fulton strect *( Murp! uction rooms). An Extraordinary Shirts’’ at tl dol erinet Pel Lalulventnad prise, paralively influitesiey {TH & FOWLER, No, 8 Pack rows Bile chareen ot salts an tee Reba Biockings 308 ‘Ladies’ hb inal Belts. A lady At Messrs. Fowler & Wells’, Phrenole~ gista, 389 Broadway, Examinations, with Charts, given daily, —— fen og coer rulD EXTRACT SUCHE properties Copariaon with those. set ean oe United States Dispensatory. Ao DinsEnans, DY sete pny nn Pore * Sold rg oe Ren. by all Druggists. Allow Me to Say a ‘Word FEE eee ee oe asi oye nei im my family since jn Tihink {tan excellent artiele, aud would not be ‘without it 06 any consideration. (Extract from J. D. Adams’ letter to Chicago Times. | It softens the guma, reduces Inflammation, regulates bowels, cures wind colic and corrects ‘acidity, gives reat health to the child and comforts the mother. potenteninmnnantise = 8 Batenclor’s Hair Dye-—The Beat tn the ori barmicas, rellable, and Instantaneous. The only per- Trot Dyon Also Regenerating Extract of ‘egeurg, io iSevecuad restores the hair. BL Batelay street, New York. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Preservative and de} wholesale and ‘retail. No. 6 Astor House. The dye s opiled' ‘by skillful artists, | Chovaller’s Life for the Hair Restores to its it color, ato] ts out, keeps Fea hai 0 te origi owe compariaon with ‘any other hale ag sold at the drug stores, and at myo i ee rug etorom and VALTER w. B- Corns, Bunions, ail diseases of the feet, cured by Broadway. ——— Enfeebled oan Dethente comme 7 f both se HELMBO . wll give brisk and energetic fecings and enable you to. sleep wel Enlarged Joints and Dr. ZACHARIE, 100 a Grover & Baker's Highest Premt elastic stitch and lockstitch Sewing Machiné®, 49 Broadway, Gilt, Peart Steel Duchien, Twe three, five to twenty dollars each. For. sale by G. C. Aly LEN, 415. Broadway, one door below Canal street. Helmbold’s Fluid Extract Buchu ts pleasent in taste and odor, free from all injurious proper- lies, and tmmediate in tts action, Helmbeold’s Concentrated Extract Ba- Cav 18 THE GREAT DIURETIC. HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED. XTRACT SARGAPA- RU, 18 THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. ‘accordi A portion o! uate and tap resent couse U 7 Both are prepared to rules of pharmacy aod ‘ntinel at the time had the mu Js gun at the | tho little boy, nearly six years of age, whose death was | best three in Hrs, fn harness New Youx, Auguat 17, 1865, There has boon expended upto dateof August 14, 1865, . Stomach of a fine looking en ania he was rder- | the result of a pistol shot wound in the side, as reported | B \fihernon tk pene, Ob bo sab 1 1 1) cn, Qmavncer M. Dernw, Seoretary of State:— $14,514 6O—Ieaving a balance of $65 99. * | chemistry, and Se chee i "i ed to ‘the man ; Whenever @ man was 7 Ih . i August 14, ‘» Extract a Gives Heal 8 (0 Biro, ne smerled tothe boapltal he would nover come | in.Jowtentey s Ravan [stp Shr nl BI Sadowang le oli So 2 2.3) Daan Sim—As you are probably aware, considerable | |e have examined the ing ccoownts of’ receipts | ,:tP stan bOvale Messe and bloom to the pala cheek. ‘back; George White, of Germantown, Pa., belon ing to ast Berghold, a G Woo hed nity reine’ | Of atone cotaren ¢ a, dade Bila. : | fooling exists in this city relative-to- the anticipated re- | and expenditures of Colonel Vincent Colyer in the recep- | bii ‘accompanied by many alarming «ymptoms, and the larie tor ator Ding mantown, Pa, bolon.in4, 12 | Anguet Beruhold, « German, who hed recentiy reuricn | W: Morgan entered gy, Lady BIR os oooes dr. ar oh che Bisse canvas GOW bSiak ecuagtinet, no fr oo i | Won et, Soberuing. mls Mamanee Re vonsners for the | no tceatment fi a ‘w, cons . insanity oF ep tho Roepital; the Tose Ne dint mihen Thiam £0. CelL is ean ne a Teopold Bessinger, They had been drinking | rir Heat—Lady Warren was the favorite at the start ses ene ' 7 weg | oxbonditures, and find them correct in every resect. leptic ft ensue, mother he was not afraid to die; subsequently he so | frooly, and to amuse himself Berghold fired sovers! she | at Nt an ioe talks Wack bused ek | Pete cre gaat hfabriee! ehanueve Po A MI’s Hair Dye, 50 cents Black o- ‘White's dead body at was called the dead house, | from a revolver which he had in his fon. The | oee4n to eeartar leaving the score, closely followed by. | © be official, already peblehed oe iy indicate a very ul eee eee ete. 1 Barclay etvent, Gold by all “where Wirz was in company with two guards; | Histol was load d with ae and ball, and one of the | Paay Warren, the other two having broken up badly on marked Creager ea ee ie mapnyeans eens ' the “Car of Hullets took effect in tho side of deceased, 98 | the turn < Wamond was two lengths ahead of — ae oe comneet Sana wtlns ton Goes pay a ee oe fako a he was getting out of a wagon standing in the the quarter pote, and about the same he ttor in. 6 favorable ISBURSED. _ hate to fe Til blow h in a few minutes afterwards. ; covered, may present the matter in a moro fa TWENTY-TWO MILLION DOLLARS DISB . ia fatitngratoring eray rod and arty Se eae ae ee Sor its pacsala reat | Clete lady Worren-venan. closing Going up, the lower | light, is possible; but the chances daeidedly point to the [From the Albay Argus, Beptember 4. or, preventing ie, Tey revs "POMNG @ woman on of 128 Pitt street. When arrested by officer Vermilyon, | quarter pole was ® black. Hard pressing threatened decrease 98 inevitable unloss ae ‘The Legislature, last winter, passed = act (a ao RNES & 0O., Wh Bandkerchief to of the Eleventh precinct, Berghold had a pistol iv his | garried Black Diamond to « break on the homestretch, goo pinout Coe? sg m4 ear ee «4 184), eporopeationg (alsty walter aed poo Ng hind DEMas BA! olesale Agents. ve e, 7 ie pose Ol a a Cl " ¢ seco - Georgia soldier; the wi foand “that Julius Hoppel, the deceased, came to his | fongths aliew! of Iady Met fella who was forty yards | Tals article you will enelo ne at ions | {god During the pi ‘of U rough. the two | guined by HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU, suffer the prisoners; he applied wo Wirz to | 4% nya pistol abot wound at, the hands of August | ghead of Fear S aa aig contained ar Tit is to be hoped you Will give | flouses, it elicited a great deal of discussion, and after it —— Bethe fence stopped, fron ing thrown into | Borghold, on the 4th day of September, 1565, and wethold | eget » hundred to seventy on Eady War. | them soriows Aientin etl aed at eur atc recognising, 00 lt di erties toe. that the | shattered Constitutions Restored by tint the water was oot enough for Yankess, ad that ie ind rt ieee pict | ~ Saute: aoe” On the io ec Since pammioame Black aierete be eat eypntinar at short notice, and some | paid ander ‘tne last oall for troops, several HELMBOLDS EXTRACT ing and firing said pistol in a public street. MS | headed fo t although pursued by Black etahon ; r — ‘tho witnoss did not deserve soup. verdict the accused was committed to the Tombs, to | by half atength; Black Diamond | "re qissatisfaction Srenywhere expressed at the posst- | peaned Mo ii aon peter See The Glory. of Man te, Rtretomederds oo after the recess Achill C2, oeerenamniod. We yon Te oe cad livenes Sse rest righ: i of ot bang ox, Laty MeClelian; Feat | eee avr iie census, the demands of the public press, | At the time those acts were passed the exact amount foam Oe NEMA necne 7 + We ai shave come to your notice, and your own abred to meot all demands likely tobe made goald rk a gras in the stockade six months, but was never mM Me | 4 PHYSICIAN CRNSURED FOR UNLAWPULLY GIVIXG lake. Wasi the fhvoate at one baneins Which must Hevire tat the labor of enumerating the peo- | pot be defuitely ascertained, bt the most reliable enti. | | Make No More U7 asant and Unsafe tal, 05 to the, soand whee ‘cater, A CERTIFICATE OF DRATH. f aripboe took the lead ax before, and wont 10 | O16 or all sections of the State should be conducted 80 48 | mates fixed the guin, at thirty wilons. Thin vast | Remedios (or unploaaant and dangerons Diseases, tee ty Aha On Oe ein ebibea te sitio; (eh | | twas yesterday held at 80 Sheriff streat, by | WSF utan thie was — ahead of Lady | plo of at wet tmriafartion._ leat me to hopeforan early | gmount was placed at the disposal of Paymaster General Rem NOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHU andl hey dd Bok burt a Oo orying murder; he never Uaroaar Gor r, ps ihe retpains of Mrs, Auguste Busy Brea the . and favorable answer, Sour eererer BED a edly hag meenens OAS oe en WA ET LY eT ‘i r Gover, over the remains Aug? » | § ot the i :D, . ‘not alone in connectio & Co.'s Old Esta’ in our own laced in irons * but . thus im were very Prusses.—Marsh he Cage ept tha fines «owe! Captain ‘Wins | hord, 9 Gerinan woman, nearly twenty-seven yeore of ped ged § y bent cod: head, ands Pr ae nt of the Board of Supervisors. with the dlabrarseenem a Wp Sore. of munay, oat re cure Trust Ofice still ab No, 2 Vesey wreck, Lady ab ‘when the dood line was laid out. wi age, whose death was the result Sa vat tesla had very pretty which lasted until 5 he Overce - Ld a pon rhe pee sa & vo ee with Vendant. By the Court—Tho witness did not hear Wirs give | vious to hor death Mrs, Byrghord lost a child, and an | past tho three-q pole, when Lady MeClellan oF Naw Yon, Anaavy, wee ay TG iting claim y wo find that up to thisdate General dhe Improved “Sloat” Hiliptic sowing, orders for takin, ‘and other valuables from the omise a Dr. Raffel entered the house, and | seemed to falter, and y Warren got loose from her Dean Six—T have delayeet a formal aagwer to your let Le My . P pet on taking wien himself searching the men and ones mre a Mt scate of death, in violation of | again. Lady MeCieti arron aot loons from Net | (Papi my retarn co Albany, It i« impossible for me | Marvin has paid ous twenty two i fiom, sean! to 10.710 { yuohingn, @OF Broadway, Agents wane sopLEe. j their ; the prisoners were | {aw, Tow will be found the testimony taken Before | tho gray mua won tit heat by halt @ doxen Jongths, in | toudopt your suggestions, | have no power to order the | Yenrs of service, as applied ww oF I PITT ef of bools and Ratan the pre- | the Coroner, and the verdict of the jury:— aR: Han wae socond, two lengiheatead | taking: of 9 new con-as, im whole or in.part, The con. estimated {ah NE eee ace ae wan) aiemaree- The Bridal Chamber—A er ‘ of 7 nts sroviounly been redbved by Wilhelmina Grob, being duly #worn, deposes and ‘The winner was driven by Dan | stitution directs that on enitmeration ‘of the inhabitamts | discharge the made, making t} Warning Pry pay, ng Men, Pi rey ler of hie pocketbook, containing thirty- sad Wi ‘this muse, and deceased was my sister; ‘of this State shall be taken once i every ten you ‘and | ments twenty-five millions. cities te | Howard: Assoointion po A tre of ry ‘crnta and throe postaze stampe: Mator General Hind. | Inat Monday evenihg sue came to visit, mo, and the next | ‘Te next try Write tha one between General | the law preseribe. We avon tn wich im su i be tone, This sum how rebamned 0 out, tors and ition te wee Acar Op ort oughta, taking placi fe, ed Mil- Jerand Dexte i wf on Thi flor: he enumorateré Late onee been, apy 0 j wnat) be by — deiphia, Pa. ita: . oh a bf ii es at oS one oF Pa sldeon was eel ate rhe ettitng on this race ie se Otea, ithoua Sere thelr ‘ution vo perfarm. mnwler Lee fom en fal tax upon the taxable property of our citizens Tand and Real Bat to SSRN i Sprevions to the | the odds have been on Dexter, Hoth Hotes are in fine | aro not servants of min mit officers of the an — Virginia Land an '. a Bee een te Os ota, and the other lived eee te eog Pitt atreet, | condition. sree to this deysrrtment a report of Chole labors, verified A Ranaway Husband Claimedn 2 CO, 7 Ye. Dantel W, Bussonger tostided that when he and his | ‘death of the living child a Dr. i a al poe Ui Pe aie abil Te RMunvit, The Secretary of Stato returns to the Logie. Soriene count oH AMSENG, » bok ses : 4 Aocraing ran, av Some jar Por pg Me ero “ied an ‘would give a corti. Hob okem City ig’ bse . on | iatae the reeniis, He oannet ata she sworn report of Saisie dodge Barner’ For information call on of address WS 9g a P . fil ts Dean of 4 Cui) rxoot Dauskive Monsatic Actp. < 19 entimerstors and apybmt othtrs to retake the census t OF a eh aT kA vat of Ihe une Senta | setier eccenerctet Si cters aedin colt EY ee ce act, Rdword Clone, proprietor of a | tnithute distri”. The kw appuluiges would have no | farr, B.—Helna Somers agwine 10 Sor ert, AN ap- ap / Peter cts Wits aloo eave it any asked for watet th ie pane He, did, ot come Teeter begat wo have | grocery sore at the coruet oF Washlnglon, and Beqool | auton ich Tes Welt Tub frann which ey | piieation wan yesterday mado Defocr 34 (go Barnard, Willcox & Gibbs) Sewing i bo ' eT een and pre: | gifects, Hoboken, employed @ tinner to repair somo | gould be paid, and tary woats become re, wit! ceaeatta es No. . shot, aodompanyiig the remark wil fover and pain in the abdomen; Rafte! : ee A te ware) dinner ‘ho dalbenes nas ee one Ko i. | Chambers, for a writ of prev ent the defendant ‘ fie ling with the solder. At breakfast tinys, the job | reliable returns by culling the atvention Of vs enumera. tan! yes Wer tnewring uh hy b 44 * Bis power he wuld make the victory complete; | P.M. yesterday sho died: Dr. Rall aid not get there | fot tag been completed, the maa A, the 300, | reabhe fer OFC aatabae Vaal, eng BO thcerues. | Ce Te Pe tcre tkodght tee lege 8 AGO, the | manutactare’ 'y Gg. 1, J, B. KELTY, 5 Broadway. ia ina, hot. oafly In. July for getting water, | wnt nearly an hour after tho ebildren were PPT. coun | Dolson fon aato Keeping behind some Darreds; but while tue. cam gad will make Mfaonded report | plaintiff claiming to havg Broaght Tes tego lord $1,400 —_— ‘although ho was not over the dead line, and another } th then, submitted to the 1 MF Glos wan, threo and & halt yenrs of eye cy Cacoriain mlatakes; bat while the | In geld, Having imipidiately after the Ovshration of {prnconte.ning Man aan was shot while tying in his tent the fationg of hare vy inenn ata Barghond, the decerecore Dr, Hath, of thannged to got hold of the cap na “towed some of fs spre wath feed with mater an Tngemperae | uh too pores’, mea this, money, Rat spot | 280, Rate, MecelPitamsiors tre Ex 4 mon were stopped i i rf tents, Which caused his death (a half an hour, Coro- t ors has but one direot charge from” city of | seeming Zauoh regard » | eee inele regi ee Fee iectlck men were stopped, eee idied-—via: Hugh | No. 64 Pitt street, for giving » certificate of death for, | coniets, , Down t Abygo hor, as was alleged in the motion, arate fan Ho , ‘and William Waterhouse, of the child of decoaged' without seeing said child tantil nearly | nor Avery viewed the body, and, being nvincod that | New York reac yal this departinent. Seeeuer he began 196 4 wed eed re Sane pt Motropes My i : press havlag made the and upon ONO o¢casion turned her out of doors, @ subject of exteuded aud stauing ‘h, William o- ind Ponnsytvanta avairy ; the distros among the mon | an hour after death, and the granting of said cortiticate, ist vat ween the poleoning wae fively acoltental, had von prisoners soarchipg in the filth | wo beliove. was gontrary to law” Worial: 7 ‘Wes great; fondant |b Yarther appears,