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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

DEATH OF Mr.. JAMES CossyRe--Mr Jas. Comm.
the wel-known type founder, and formerly Clerk a
this County died on Tbursday at his residence in wc
chester Mr. Conner in bis sixry-fourth year. No
man, perhaps, in this city, better known or
widely respected He had long since been connected
with the Tammaoy Society and in all his relations IN
life had ever commanded confidence and respect. He
demise will be widely felt calamity, not only tn
his own family, but to the public. The great flag 81
Tammang Hall was lowered to half mas: yesterday IN
honor Of his memory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
fAdrnrfisemrnt.l

FfNKLE & LYONS SEwiNG-MACHINES Al
GREATLY REDUCED PKcEs with al im3rovementsHem
Tucker Binder Gauge, Sc Agents wanted $50 broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
A MISTAKE SOMEWHERE.

Mr. Horace GRIZZLY, Ner-Y York Dear SIR
Hsyns heard that you he'd Government contract FOR harness.
would your attention the following lots Of esisr In
store which Offer very Low prices The tanner vnns IL
.od cash. and be allows but u cent comui.ion
cannot se aoy way esboudbs pleased 10 sd you
sssmpe, or lave you send some one 70 look at H.
"a ro lgs sjes black harness Leather to sveUss II fo
22 Tols black Leather TO average 10 D to
10 ro. 40 idss bl.ck harness Leather to average
to, - sides black bride Leather u average q btl
X don baiktsnued collar hips s,................tb
Prices all Let cash. and to 10 per ecu, Os than made
In April. 1851
palade,pli, May 70. 1861.
Mesps Chas.bsrs Castat
Gss1Lnsrs: Not having the pleasure Of your &C.
quau.ance, do you the justice to presume that your
letter is written in perfect good faith, and thus ALL
rwer II.
1t never yet has been my fortune 10 obtain 70 hold,
nor to seek, any Government contract" or interest
In a contract, Of any name nature-Staie Federal,
or Municipal. My business is tie manufacture OF
Newspapers and the giving publicity for pay 10 AN
nouncements like yours in the way Of Advertising. II
a Government--whetber our own or any other with
which ours il at peace-wants anything in my line
aforesaid, shall be happy meet that want on the
terms plainly forth in this sheet; but Harness
the thing wiated can only advise the seeker 10 apply
to and with regard 10 everything
else.
Trusting ,bat this will give no oAense TO honest and
faithful contractors, whose business just honorable
AZ any other Jrorided il is fairly and honorsby OBJ
tanned, remain, Yours, HoRAcE GREKLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

son affair viii be but the preface to the same final
victory which loyal of America will achieve for
The perlnanency of constitutional freedom, and the
grand old Government Of the American Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

James Enrpht, the ticket swindler who was awarded
new trial b, Supreme Ciuu General Term on technical
iueyfl.riiy v sdn i.ted to bsiL
Tie then up the OF Wm Jackson jointly In
cct-d With murder OF sal Tor iLed GOOD
Water dance Tho facts Of the case ere
pub he'd AZ n. b. trial Of Rob WHO convicted
Of In third degree. Mr. Waterbury for she
PeopI. Doyle and M tor the defendant The
Gaze Isl tii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

ExcrsE CosMrssIosEEs.-The Board Of Excise mee
yesterday, and after granting several lcnfes. adj Al
journed this day at IL o'clock. The Couanis-s
sioners seem determined 10 do their duty. and arv'
sbou, cooperate with the Police Commissioners and -
strictly enforce the Excise Law. @
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
CITY ITEMS.

George Chrsty gives q matinee this anernoo" q
Irving Hall. On Monday the Last night Of the sessos
be will have benefit. -t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

DEPARTURE or MR. JEFFERsOy.-The Distinguished
comedian Mr. Joseph Jefferson takcs his departure for
California this morning, being engaged for scms
months TO play as star at Maguiref Thea,er in San
Francisco. There is perhaps no actor who has ap-
peared on the New-Yorx stage whose loss though We
trnst it is but temporary, will be generally felt.
During the four years thar be has made NewYork his
artistic bome ha has admiration and respect aliks
by bis genius actor and bis genial qualities
as man. His personations Of Asa TrenchaId, Caleb
Plummer, and Mszepps will long live in the memory
of oil paygoers unsurpas ed for deicacy of denear
ton and exquisite contorton Of bumor and paihoA
lie carries with him the snceyest wishes for his welfare
and speedy return to the public and troops Of warm
friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAY sL-Betore JuAss
M,Juss.
The Grand Jury will, tomorrow probably finish
their business for the make two, aud Be
discharged The Court Of General sessons not oPeneS
to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

Grammar School No. SO. Nineteenth Ward in Sew.
en'y-ninh street, near Third avenue, viii 10 opeaod
on Monday, the ID Of June, al D.. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01


shoonsrs Pioneer and Hsxs recently seized prize vessels
Proceedings irstnsd by tnr District Attorney
eru IN. securities Mr.. Hamlet = Gordon, Postmaster al
Long Eddy, Sullivan County. in this SAFE hir Ge'don i
beaR deiaueT 70 the Government In tho snu OF
ei H sur.,ie. are Wn T. Caln and J. Curtis re.iden
Of Sulivan County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
TIE D;s,rict-Attornsy bas filed libels against the

US DISTRICT COURT-MAr 3l-Befors Judge Byrrs
PRIZE VESSELS LIBtLHD--A DEFAUIrISG POsrMAs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

COURT or FOYER AND TERMINER-MAY sl.-Before
Justice ALLEN.
James Fnripht the ticket swindler who was awarded
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-30
11eber Sic Getunlt Ser SOeuFf.
(6OrtieBung fcIst.)

9Eo2 mer trnnn ipielen for an Snframeut
Tenn anem nIBrn, 4 5ieIin, OuOsllof, d Rle.
mir, Orummel, Sriimpet, 8encr uup mie
lee baaben be II erf,eus gum 3iiiammrnbluIen,
Met SdwOger Dat Subn Uon lebs Scbr, per
in anem fort tbut traben. 8atO fraB sr re Nols.
rel Don Die gBanp, baIO trnBt er fd'n Rcp. bolp
sr ne Mubter. wenn fe bn mtll tIOstu, fir, tr
ltbt uno ferbt TDr'S Sragen. sob lb aeiuot il
m'tn SdwOSer: 5gia, mrnn iii mir folalf. lcst
pu pst 9u5en a SsrtiOi' rprr'n auf Der T,eIin
pat sr bic 6Grp' iItec'n Epp ,Iiommenael6lc
9'n uno lamentrrt, RAP ih aus le'm Qupeu ID Il
mH3sn q Sebtslmon. pot id 9siIst: 81 aiaab
ou ld w,u MAIDEN aus lbm Sebre.mdn. pdl
tb boo 9elsbcn, RAP sr Euit bat ,um Rr5s,n
oe 6telln, 10 nil tt ntlbt mebr pilI pom oel'm
Dub II. SOraeltsrn bUt er lbm aae 6enfe etuz
9eitIcsen. So Ter 8otsr iii MIR laaf,u osoon.
gen unO bot @'tdrm semabr iiber letn Qubcn.
bob id 9slCst ei wluit ii nitt, pas bsi DIb,
lou wer'n Ssbtslmon, ,werD r pib marbeu aim
SsbtGlmpn, wsti tr Dir wero 2laes ,ilammeu.
lhIo sn iii waaBt nOtb nitt mos ie for @,e.
m1 bot nls NtoTt stbt ibm 3il traeen d 6tln,
eripOrt sr Dir oe 5enlter eiuiulkoaen, Iou er lei
Sut tuBsn all pf 6ieItm tdtt an Gle 5enitsr. III
braahlt ibm ia fan 2sbrer 3ii ntmmen for i,ht.
wenu III lebn merit, ZAP sr is 0lc3Irt uper a
SsoHf'n CSsr a Masrtar tsnnl III rDm ia i'm
mer nod nsmmen a Gtbrsr Ipattr.
uenO wsrftd trdBt 5g8ens Sabn lett asitsrn
aaf ptr 6tsIin, paB ne 2sul rebeilb wsrn lnO q
carmen maiden, anO SaB De san,e 8ia, lrbrrit.
6ait @ewOlt BON d Nufif
&tsr Cos is MIR Seiipt,l, mas ls i'm Stanc.
is be Oiuif. Ma tfnn nod anoere Stat IN uiir
tbr Ssr3dbIsn. lBUS IOr S9aD 9~b'm ltpOu D,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-30

Erut 'erlebt bel re Gan, IN 2pertbstauir inn
wer 10 S6ulr baron - RE MIdF. gDcs bsb,
'sIn Itb ntl6t NusS DC 6 ut nit WIff unr
lo9t MIA ntltt, wtnn ma MD irlcn Semdnr 6ut
'n'm srrBes 2'rmen semah,: Or 6at ibm a
Mutt 9emobt, w,tl idp rc 9eut tcnucu be @s,
~Olt pun Der @uft, raB ma nab papanlaafcn
per ibr2
uen enrli6 NOS for Dcrlht bob,n ndt be
Nulitdnnten Sebt ma prct mes Is for 0ewalt
bat DIE Niiiit, ra6 be 9iiuseu Cte 2eut web tbat
0aoun. Nuen Srnnntwein bctcu lr mer ausalz
01'n De U,mtn 0tut Rap tb mir rmmer bot
"nller btrrinSu6ut, cap Ie nit SOFT tebut.
trd"t werp'n ps ormen Ut. neil itb bob aewuGl
'pcs ls for ( @emdIt bat De Nuff
Y'ebr tcun tt Sbusu nlbt per,Gblcu ppr cer
3d"e Yritp1erlttcn. 93suu le atsr 6rettla III
gtdbt tummn mcusn iii mir, wer ,b Stncr,
bel @IalsIs Dcppei puln,beu mebr Iuatu ten
nen, unp id malB NOS Se for a broprr Mcnin
lee", RAP Se w'rn a. alag ,urrud,n ;ibcr mcire
AnnaB. HOtl 1T bOo t6 nad quite
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-30

2Selt III sntldaeu unc elm mlGenlctes yEe f,,uo
Der Sirte 'u Istn. Nun tt6onpelte midi oitio
uno l'stspou, iG warp nit S6metdeleisn unp
ahfmertlLmtetPn ubnhGuft man malte mir nis
hanrnre Sdufbnbn. Die mir tepcr1ebc. f. rel.
Hnosn 0nrben aus, = id eab mid aan, in feline
9anos. - edlIen Sis mid Itweaen BON pcm
"ae nun Aue' fcigts, - meins Gr,irbuna. mcin
Sen'Perom'nt trus mebr Sbulr als i'd. Dis Il
m'6 10 9ani in ibren 6Gnpen laben. pertr ult n
l'e MIR. Srpee 9ldns wurocn ouf mih o,tout.
- Die sbemaliee @r0fn pom Ct. Grp-r Ipu :
oen' 8l0lter Nnisbeu unp @un, perIdaITn;
br Setlptel Ni6lbmuna ermsdeu. Sn rieI, m
oiuel"pre maro tt pIDBIrf nit Ger Ndhrrtt
uVefrHld't plb Id pom 8lihpft in St. Qoue an
Scsrtn ctecs 8lolers erronut ncrrcr Ier =
decr morhiute Scipen unp tGrperide gsnuI
batten msine @eiunpbstt 6crsts unterarobsn
'n frl9 oen Setn bes SUccs in mir loicr in St.
Ecuts an9stommen, Iibts t6 bop, r0b ID lcbneu
0sm @rabe iusil'. Sc 1T cine Qus;ebruna. rie
mstn Seben ScrnDrt, bic mid pur per 3cjt AM
Vtatrcne SemdAt BAT, = ih tIulbc midi iib,r
n'mts. = th bo uidt meby Ianas III lebrn. =
aber Ste, &arl, nrbmnls 9clcbcn ,u bhbrn. ,u
P0rrn, caBSte 9IudItd unp nit 9brer @'eircttcu
psretnt9t ltnr, 9lrs Miro mcine cbtcu Stuupcn
periGBen.
Serl Bate ibr tcprat ,usctGrt. unp metn
6rsunc GcmS fra9tr or st tittenp.
Summen Gle. &IrI! ilstr G1cile, uup ie ain.
gen gu pem nnahltt borrCnrrn paare ,urrd
= 6cI9t mir lu9te GGeil,e cntlAlcG II UNI
l6rtt ooron; lie 9ingcu i6wetsenD pur6 rsu
e'arten all cine tIeius pfprtc, &dclle Sue ernen
Shluhl brrpcr uno Gfnete Die lbiiyc: ie 9a
ben mir oen ShIuhci VI anpsrn ;3msdcn, la9te
tie bdIbIdut, m6Ae sr elm Mal aud su rtuem
9utsn Nerte ptrnen. @ebt unp letp sluflh
Caroline s,8rrH lore 6anO unp bepedte is init
SaNcn.
@acilie! 1ie Iub elm eptcS Beib rtef Sar
te9etitsrt, unp Sbre 6sbler tab,n sic parpi,
gut 9emaht.
@eRt 5r'unce loste GGclie mei6, uuo &c
pentt mrtner, wsnn Sbr slut,ih ltp.
&drI criidte ibre ;ltterupe 6anp unp nuds ei
mem !ebbaft bsme9ten AblttsOe tratsm aQe Drei
pnrt Die Yicrte auf Die Strabe, no S,ume un
9Oiept barrten.
GaciIte aber i6pB Die Gbire uuo Iaats MT
lblcfsn: MGsen lie MID nun tGote /, = 9lel6
ote etnt9e &nae mebr cper menger bepepter
ntbts, = unO in Oen 6rrSsh tsner sutrn Nen
iden perte i6 fOrtlebsn.
N"bt0 i6r'tt lie in ibre 3eQt suriif - abe
ais tr tbr Eager 9eluht bate, ais oas Qicbt per
lSlht - bi,f il nt6t, - lfs wetuts Die aan,
yf"@t 9ei6f bitttre &graneu un ibr pergeuOees
Seten.
(5Ortlebuns fclst.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-30
Sunttseibicbtliebe SN,bailpn$

9ic triGurihr shauivtrItin Dcrl Scr,on
pis bctn. @eatnn ,brrr tbsaralu6cu Gauflobu
ale NhB 6rnucts auiirut. murrc ipdt,r tcm
Iurp SIue 6tratcr 0u9ritcut, cts 6opcrt,,n res
rs Sr,s pom @lortucc rcs uubmall,u no stae
sHtl elm IV. om@ul aup, pcm lie fupf S6tnrI
unp sten 10 ptcI G0lbtcr bar. &cuc 20 (abr
l'tte lts mt Dem 6er,o9e i'm S6Icdc 8uibsp,rt
bel W. Ron. SIN Sabre 1911 treunte or ddt puu
tbr. Mrs Serbian tttrtc prr Subue ,urad unI
tort 1915 ,u St, @Icuc IN oerrudtcn III s,crru.
Sbr NIts cr Spbu Traf O(unfer (atb. 1794)
mar bGIO nab Der 1prcrbcRetauuo ,eia.s Q;ot rs
peer pom Gustoup. Gr lit p,riclbr, be, Il il 1912
eaS 9eren natm. Gin juna,rer Sobn Der NitF
Serbian fuu9irt icst ais GopIan ptr &6niajn
Sietcria.
NB MeQun, bit tcuor Ge cep @oroui,,
Courts aeG,irat6ct tltts, aleibfous Sbauly,s!e
rim gtmeien mar. ocruGblte ih nab pciIen up,
(ccr quite Manu btmtsrieB tbr elm tcinee Na.
regelo Upn 10000 Sfunp iGbrld &nfunftc
nit Cir g4m autrry neuuttu 6cr;Ud pUn Ct
9ltbans, einem Wabfcmmen per lt1nen 81 rncr,
= @wyun, uno res ,metcn Garls ron snoionc.
Sc felecr tarb am "A. Quauf 1887, biutcrlicf
,n Wcrm6an von 500 600 Wnno unp ,pte
Nljs QuaeIa Su pctt, bic iHnolfe Scdter ors
smalt,atu parlamcmtsmitslieUs cir 5ranets
Surrctt our uniUeriaIrrtiu elm, I'm BERN 6anO
f& Der spbu prs s. r,u1 Ycu Ncrfclt uno Qou5
Nlpclecn S,raebene mart.
lie pcmnriihe bufihduIyierreriu Caroline
Saaemanm Sctter cprttQeu 6cfbiblutebrfars
CIR. 81. Sl0emau (asb. 1926, qaf ISO4),
BON Der 6er3Csin 2lmalia nab Manb,im /.
idbift um f6 uuter SiFancs' 9eitung fur Gle
@ubnr aus,uttlpen, wurre in gDeimar euaaatrt
Der GiebIin8 zee 9utItfums uuo pe G5riebte
Oes ero6bcr3O8s Carl 9lu ut, Ter tbr ras Iit
tn8ut Setsenecrf III 6iiBen Iegte unO l:r sur
8rau BON 6eiasnrOrf srbUb.
Die BtrIinn 6Ofi6oupielrrn Gcro'ime So.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-30
Drrmif0tts.

Ssit @uibeSuna csr qeibtistniaait il 8rs
lan1 Sen etsle arpB 81 IN + Ieer taia ms
iutf aemabt reu''p & sHagn rua
sR6uuyreR, 2it tgHsa aulta., iby,. u...u,.,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-30

Sceinguuseu.
Der ,Nnseiser" erfbeint rNen Sunnaberc III 81 % in
balbdbrIisr 8prouS ,abune pbr u @ts ;oblbur an Bic
2d9cr. Nnioen pcrotn III rs gts. BEL einmoaer Gin.
rduro oufstnrmmsn toce meitere NaI wiro nit 25 Gs
bsrctne Siebenbe Gci6dsanie9eu trten $l2 per Sasr
IN pertsljdbrlibcr Sprous;dblur9.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-30
Grnillrtou.

Die
9cBctuttGTTe oon ct. &9mt8,
Son
Seinrt6 S6rnIetn.
(6prtiebuus)
IA.
9cs Strsens Stimmc l6Bt F& nidi
Serl6usncn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-30
The German ADVERTISERS.

The German ADVERTISERS.
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at - /; 0 rpe
Annum, payable in advance.
1clms for Advertisements reasonable
OfFCs: BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-30

9cs Str5snS StiHms laBt fB ni6i
Serl6usncn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31
FURTHER RUNoRs OF CONTINENT Al
MEDIATION BETWEEN ENGLAND
AND TIE UNITED STATES

NEw YoKE. Dec. 81 I'll, gesr1ship E'na ~.
lived here at 8 O'Clock th's mnraIng from Liver
o., KIN dates 90 the 1e'h inst.
i President Linroln's meSs1ue clsIn-d great at
II e7t"n, notwithstanding that the public feeling
"as deeply engrossed with the death Of Prince
Albert.
Il The silence OF the Presidents message on the
Trent affair was tie subject Of much conjecture
md comment u Wa generally regarded as q
sop hoie for escape, aud CAV rice 90 some bopes
u peace, although the general construction was
II Va'lIke.
Tho Times argues fhst by studied silence the
'rtslde"t left himself door Tor retreat. But
thinks the chances OF peace are undoubtedly
i jio1inishAd
The fimessavs nothing can be more ungrscious
than TIE Presidents treatment 81 foreign Powers
For their forbesrsnos, a gracious and courteous
acknowledgement was due.
The Times also devotes an Srticle 20 the report
OF the Secretary 81 the Navy. which Il treats win
ridleulei and denounces a. en- unparalleled crime
The project Of blocksdfng up ports by sunkea
vessels.
The Post treats the message IS undenIsbly wal
IKE, snd although remarkiug on the silence rels-
i've 10 the Trses sE&T, says IL scarcely within
iae ordinary scope Of a n-~es. 10 also charges
TIE President with !Rgta,Itads IN dealing with
msratime powers
The Daily Sews considers the silence % The
message Oh Toe Trent fair an lntiestioo Of psl,-
dence and csmiIou, ana favorable 10 peace. 10
pleased to believe that President LsueOln desirta
!" bold himself free " speak az the appropriate
tiyae
The Star tustihes the ssleGce feiati ve 10 he
Trent affair, aud praises the cLesIness, force and
ability Of the message
Tie Herald lakes quite q contrary view, ana
Tears that peace 30 almost hopeless A vote o.
thanfS TO Capt. Wilkes by Congress 10 regards ~
an insult TO England.
"arlike Preparations continued
The Persia took cut nearly 400 troops.
LONDON, 10Th instsnt.-A rumor v-ss esrrsut In
Paris Yesterday, that ths French Government seot
notes to Russia, =. ussis, and Austria suggesting
Common mediation OF the great Powess betvees
America snA Ensland.
TIE Herald's correspondent observes that a
te ncet Of such q medistion would be menace .
and would be rejected on that veIy ground
several French Journals maintain that France
should give her moral support 70 England, b.
recognizing the justice o; Der demands and the
ladeEehdence cTtbe south
The NG;ioaaIs, the organ or Prince NAPOLEON.
says that France mas no other enemy but Eng
land, and -bc1ld not wesken the United stat,s
mADSIp, Dec. 1e-The American Minister hsS
len Madrid on q leave Of absence.
PAEIS, Dec. is.-Couut Pourtaic.I, The BcS-
G3A 1iniI.e5, 10 dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31


BALTIMORE, Dec. 81 The Old Point boat hss
arrived, bringing the following nevy:
FORTREss MONROE, Dec 3O.-Th. NorSSo,l n,
Book, received by Hag OF truce to'.-ay, gives tbs
curious account Of the capture Z Ia, sSs,,D,-.d
among otbef things f is s.-4ted that three Of ou,
gunooan Were disao BID, and the Express set on
IRE. All the dsu.4Se done by our she'll a, s-w.
ans Point - elia 70 have been the killing OF a
fh'iiP st George Cooke, recently appointed a
Brisadier General In the arny Of the Potomac
committed suicide on Thursday last, at his resi-,
derce. iie va. graduate Of West Point. ana
esteemed fac orHcer.
The co1smissary stores, including portion Of
ordnance Department, in Nashville, were de-
snayed BY rre on the night Of the I'D. The loes
u estimated at nearly million doIl.n.
The following are the Tennessee ConQresmeu
Ist Dis'siet, b ReiskelI; I'd, w. u. swan; "a
Gssdenshirei 4th, NJ p. Gentry; SIN, o. w.
Jor<s; sih, Il. 8. Fcote; 7Ih, d. C. Adkins;
eh, JOAN V. Wright; Oh, D. M. CurrIu
Six contrabands were taken from a small cspo.
In Chess2eake Bay, CT Back river, this morning
In en- almost exhausted condition They were
brought TO headquarters Tney state that the in
hhbiisnts Of You sown and the military author,-
ties there very much fig htened at an expected
attack L. Is believed there that Gen BurnsIde,s
expedition 10 certainly destined up York river,
and that Gen. Wool will cooperate In an attach
upon Yorktown. Gen Msgruder 10 Sid TO have
telegrsphed the CONDITION Ct ansirs 10 Richmond.
and ssked for permission to destroy Yorktown by
IRE, and 10 have received q reply directing him
to rffsn until he Ia certain that place IL 70 De i'm
mediateiy attacked Strong hstte-ies are placed
on eseh sde OF York river, an the force 10 tstI-
mated at % COZ In the vicinity 81 Yorktown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

WHITFHUpsT. 43l Penn. avenue. furnishes
pbOtOo RI phs from miniature to life siZs His col
lection Of carts T. risifs iike0esses embrace all
prominent mel Of the country. ReRember
w EitsbuTst received seventeen premiums Ia this
country, and medal at the Worlds Fair n Lon
d0n; RlSO, at toe French eXhib billion at Paris seo
LIS fancy cases for holiday presents. de 2l-eOlm-
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ATTENTION, COMPANY .-VOlnnteefs who ex-
poet 20 retain theiT health unimpalred during the
campaign mast see IL IL themselves. Do not trust
to the army surgeons. supply yourselves with
HollOway's pills and Ointment. Every English
soldiers knspsack contains them. Only % cents
per box or pot. tl2
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INDIA RUBSER GoOpS.
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India Rubber Costs. white or black, 81 50 each
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And gil kinds Of X nbbar q Goods including Rub
bAr boots and shoes, uObpr Shoppers for bottles
Door Mais, Under SEeetinEs for 6edS la sickness,
&c, sc, at manufacturer Prices, st II A. Halls
India Rubber Warehouse, Jo Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth stresta. dec i--H
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THE METROPOLITAN POLICE UNIFORM The
Metropolitan Police will appear In full uniform
on the LIST OF January. The cap IS Of blue cloth,
Of very neat pattern, and apparently we'll adapt
ed 20 the service for which II 10 intended. The
coat Is Of daTk blue cloth, made as an oyercoat,
double breasted, with two rows of handsome gilt
buttons, upon which, within q handsome wrong BIT
wreaths appears the initial letter up" In the old
EGglish character. The coats for the sergeants
and pstrOlmen differs only I'm the fact that upon
the back skirt Of the coat the former have six Of
these buttons aud the potrolmen four. The pants
are OF the same cOlored cloth, with neat white
worsted cord Ia the side sam. The stsffs In
tended for use upon special occasions are simI m
In form to the one In common use, but more
handsomely turned, OF rosewood, and polished
The entire OUTFIT Il a very great Improvement
upon the uniforms Of the former police.
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mAhRIED

90 ThnrsdaS D@eemhsf iGtu, 1891, at ths Clutch
JOHN W,HARinw, u. 8. Amy. "a Miss n Es-
SIZE Men. BRINE, daughter Of Mr.. e. Brine.
Of this Of
IL PHILADELPHIA. or the az An,ns OF Nov sntsr "a,
lSSl, BY tbs Rev. John u. Wilson. ACGJSTUS ~.
yuSS, OF Washington, TO HANNAH V. FOw-
LER, Ui the fOTm5r ptaOe.
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Az iNIERRsTTSS CEREMONY TOOK place At Miss
t.iEsns, school. Gu Capitol Hin, on Tuesday last
hAYof W aIinch sud Mr.. Douglass the Register,
We're among thOs, present
MIR "al!a"h, being introduced ~ TIE teachers
add pupils, made few happy t-nsrks, 10 the
qualification IL all present
A beautiful American Flag, barring the follow
Ing Inscription - Primary School No l. third
distfict-FT-sentSd byk Langley" was given
10 tbs school bY Master Langley, who address ID
bis SrhOOlmatss snd sss0cistps ia q manner cred
itabie to himself and TEACHERS Mr. stuart one VI
ths trustees 81 tbS third district received the ban.
ner, and Ia behalf OF the hOol thank the donor
Present. from the pupiIs Were then made r.
spectively, 10 Miss Frances Elvsns, principal Of
The school, and her assistants, Miss Emily l.
Tucker and Miss Mary Ann Hill Messrs o. c
Wight and ] ID. stuart, present trustees, and
MI Joseph Walsh. ex-trustes, psr;ici pated in the
exercises. Several national songs were sung by
the children, who performed adnirsbly uDder
the management Of MIR. Daniel, their music
teacher.
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FOrRTH WARD CAsRs-Vesterday, Vim. Bah.
bington was arrested FOR keeping vicIons dog,
but was dismissed by Justice Barnaclo. John r
Dennis was arrested by Serg cant CTonln for OBJ.
taintng Licenses In bis name for ROT. resident
hackTnen, r7adin2 the Corporation law in relation
70 such licenses. The warrant was issued by
Justice Walter, police magistrate, and by the
law IL should have been returned before him, or
the magistrate Of an adjoining police district.
The accused ruled bis case before Justice John
son, county magistrate, upon which the qUes-
ton, HAS justice Of the peace Who Is not a
police magistrate the right to try and give Judge
ment In Corporation cases ?" arose. Justice John
son was willing TO try the case and settle the
question; but the ssTpeant was not willing TO
M Ike this Gaze test and the case will be return.
to Justice Walter for further hearing. The ques-
ton has been frequently discussed by Corporation
officers, and tbe most general opinion 10 that the
police magistrates only can try such cases. hut
there are others who contend that Justice Of the
peace may try and decide upon the cases, but 10
not entitled to any fees.